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M^her Audi* Hnnem. Of ClrcuuiuoM^J.
Chamber Makes Plans A t
Heavy Vote Forecast For CENSUS OFFICE SMITH, HOOVER
Luncheon Meeting Today
Primary As Registration
SPENT LITTLE For Conducting Election
Mounts To Record Total RECORDS SHOW
DIVORCE GAINS IN CAROUNAS
« - ^ ^ ijs ffjc s r s :
SENATOR REED
FLAYS HOOVER
ONIflS RECORD
■
a
Mcct.nR m
Cafo. directors of tho Chamber\ ' ng on Tueidny morning. All
W ith nil post records eclipse'- Uullose. Four years ago the quali
fied list was between 2.700 and 2 ,
of Commerce mado plans for the volcg roust be in by the following
by a good margin," -poll tax pay-’
100, showini; an increase of lie
Hurcnu Report Rovehls That Campaign FundCommiltcoRc- annual election of officers. Ac Friday morning when the rc*ults
incntH for the nppfoachjng l>cnu»- ' ween 1,200 nnd 1,300 names.
voals Fact That Only$5000 cording to their decision,, ballots will be announced and the four new
When Man Or Woman (lets
crntlc primary election Tcnehetf. a • In view of the record . n-Ristra\Vns
Sent Into TerrltoryHy will bo in tho molls Thursday directors will take office.
Married
Today
It
Is
A15To
totnl of :t,011 by the time tin- ion, local political ohservera today
With the announcement or elec
Supporters
Of 2 Candidates morning of this week. The polls
1(10 Shot It Won’tLastLonK
-f*
books closeil Saturday' afternoon xcrc voicinR predlcitions of •>
tion plnns, Mr. Trotter sUted that
will be conducted, one this week tor next weok officers and director*
according to an announcement to heavy poll on June fi. That the
selecting eight nominees to fill of tho Chamber of Commerce will
dH
day by John D. Jinkins, county lumber of Jinllots cast ih the pri
four place* on the board, nnd nn- conduct an informal solicitation of
mary will be several hundred in
tax collector.
»
other next week for the purpose now membrs, planning to inter
Added to this fiRUrc arc approx* •xcess of th e , 3,000 mark was the
of electing the four directors.
forecast tmwlu
.....— on every hand. Un-, i
. .
view every business man who ts
’nmtely 1,000 other persons who forecast
Smith
Hacker
Dodnres
Never
Secretary E. J . Trotter an- not already a member. In connec
isual
interest'
in
the
nomination
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j„
st
M
a
rria
g
e
s
D
isso
lv
ed
1*>
for one reason or another, arc ex
the
Hefore Has So Lillie Help nounccd this nfternoon that
Divorce In Any lYearWcre
tion with this plan, S. O. Shinholempt from the payment of poll a n te 'o fficers coupled with thRecn Extended lly Outside ballots moiled out Thursday morn „er, president of the organisation,
La
Contracted In‘Early Youth
taxes. This total tallies with the fact that it is the presidential
ing will contain the name of every
approximate fiRUrc Riven out by election year nr*.Riven as enntnsaid:
#
RALEIGH, N. c ., May 21 .— men her in good standing. Tno
WASHINGTON, May °.1 .(IN S )
“As wc near tho end of our nsSupervisor of IteRistrntion II. C butitiR factor*?, to tlie increased
Not more than $5,990 has , members will register their choice cal year, officers of tho Chamber
registration.
*•.*'•
Uullose as the number of register
—When n man cr woman mnpr k * (IN S)
North Carolina on for the four places and will send of Commerco arc espccinlly desir
With the election only two
ed voters for Seminole County.
WASHINGTON, May 21.—
its IV 15 to too shot that it won't been sent into
in their marked linliois by Monday
wetda
away.
Mr.
DuUore
stated
ous thut wc dean our slates for (INS)— In another attack on
With the list of qualified voters
last long. Am’ the odds, tno Cen behalf of all presidential candi morning when the tabulation
his^Wfice
will
he
busy
day
and
the incoming board. Wc have oper Herbert Hoover, leading Keret at approximately -1,000, Seminight for the next few days pro sus Bureau revealed today, ore dates, John G. Dawson of King take place.
ated during the past year- under publican candidate, Senator
inolo
County
reRistration
has
far
MATHER.
2 } ’~7
told 'th e Senate Campaign- ‘TViF'vright > m enu receiving ^ tnc
(Continued on page 4)
VS)-—With fifty-'nmo bod -.urjhtssed its reRistration for pre paring the hook* for use on June getting jiigher thnt tho marriage ston/
James A. Reed, of Missouri,
will bo
wit. go on to’ kooks of infidelity, Fuml« Committee today. The highest number of votes
candidate for tlie Democratic
; removed from the Mather vious elections, nccordinR to “Mr.
poverty, innate meanness or jukt comnuttce came here after hearing
p r e s i d e n t i a l nomination
jTlierv, which was rocked b\
charges
that
vast
sums
had
been
fSnlosion Saturday.-weary
charged in the Senate today
incompatibility.
_.
Final figures for 192(1— The expended to win delegates both by
nenU'a this afternoon
that during the war the Com
last available—showed that there Secretary of Commerce Hoove
merce Secretary, “ fl
and. Governor. A) Smith of New
‘wrro IHt)(Hfiii ilivorci'rt nRoinut
mlnlstrator, undormlnsd »«ricu1'
--- 1 , . ___r Y.."i
2,574 m am ages. The rlivorc
ture by "fixin g a ruinous price on
Dawson, wvim
;,tio w'n* 1.54 nnd marriago 10
Kjfe» l.ciievetfVtin to be in
ed ns A! Smith’s’ state manager,
Reed expressed amaxsrnsnt that
.27 per 1,999 population.
te workings.
f
denied that he was Identified
“
Most
marriages
dissolved
by
Hoover, "who lived ^abroad for
[Virtually all hope that any of
twenty years and who never voted
divorce in any one year were con actively with tho campaign, and
L
-will he found alive liny
said the only Smith expenditure Supporter* Of New York Gov Americnn Residents Of North in America, would have the tem
tracted naturally in earlier years,
L s abandoned. Fourteen men
Virtual Landslide In General the bureau’s analysis said. ' I* the of which he knew was $1,959 used
China Will He Protected By erity to offer hlmseV a* a candi
ernor For Democratic Nom
Lrt rescued from the mine, but Clyde Steamship Company To
Election
Spells
Defeat
I
or
Armed Force States Consul date for president, of the United
by
sheriff
It.
1L
Edwnrds
of
Wayne
ination
Display
Optimism
divorce
rate
continues
to
increase
Run
Hunts
To
Sanford
I-or
L of these died today in WaynesMnrxGovcrnment According the ratio between divorces and County for travelling expenses.
To
Nanking Administration States."
Over
Defeat
Of
Hull
Force
W hospital, bringing the totiv
, . ,
Another Month In Accord
To
Late
Compilations! oda> marriages of •» given year will The inquiry was conducted in the
To
Ho said Hoover was named food
jc»a and believed dead to 19°
ance With Recent Request
SHANGHAI,
May
21—
O
N
S)—
Raleigh, N.
May 21. (IN S)
administrator at the suggestion_ of
somewhat understate the proba legislative chamber of the state
kg Officials believed 211 men
May 21.— (IN S ) — bility of divorce for the marriages hy Senators Steiwar (R ) of Ore __«shy itigh optimism, extending A gunrdinn wall of United States Lord Balfour of England, and that
BERLIN .
The Clyde Line has.decided to
(ire ill the mine when the cxplosGermany's general election reaultgon and Bratton (D) of New In n claim of tho entire State Dem troops will be thrown around Hoover returned to America for
of that year."
Bpparently cauaed hy gas, continue the St. Johns rivci H»r
residents of Nort^h( tho purpose of curbing American
. .
,
. vice for another 30 days, accor.i- t-a in a virtual landslide for the
ocratic Delegation, was exuded to Americnn
Tho principal causes ot mvorcc Mexico.
r>
xck the mine.
|
'»
,
lvC(, here today socialist-communist . faction*, and
Chinn if fighting breaks out be pricck „„
day
by
North
Carolina
supporters
11120
were:
cruelty
09,005,
on fnrwt
food nroducts
products sold tO
speaking
of
tlm
campaign
ex
While rescue team* from a' t from Jacksonville where
tween Nationalists nnd Northern the Allies.
defeat of the . Marx govern- in
........- the. in- . in the
U1C ...........
.
jrts of Western Pennsylvania formation was made pubhe by » » • , according to latest con.pda- desertion 57,003, Infidelity 19,710 penditures. Dawson declared ‘T „f Govonor Al Smith as tlu-y looked
2.774. More
Im.-l, upon their <h feat of the forces or* In the Pcklng-TlenTsin area
Reed said two men were sent
Ur«l frantically to reach t^e G. White, general agent, a f t e r '>«- j J ™ *nl
lnllny. u was repc-t- aid drunkenness of tlie drunk- don’t know when so little outside „f |t,.p. Cordell Hull, of Tennessee, John Van A. MncMurrny United to America during tho war to add
aid and comfort has been receiv
m the forlorn hopq that coipt of a .messago front the
„ ult the Marx governm.-nt than 99 per cent
in their attempt to obtain a pre- States minister nt Peking, through British interests. One was Lord ,
elines* ilivon-cs went to women.
i«f , f them may have nf>Pn able inny's main office* in
, xvoujd resign tomori'ow, but f t -i The |m-i cent ages of separations ed." lie said he was first amused fcreiii.il primary in this state.
the Amricnn Consul here, ha* ad NorthclLffe. he added, who came
mid then embarrassed by reports
» biattuo themselvc* i„ from th l’ty" virtue of the new extension. -onHultntion this nfternoon the
•|ti,. movement to order n pres-* vised the Nationalist administra over to keep down tho price on
for ibis cause
bus
incrcnsed he \vns Smith’s manager.
the
Clyde
Lino
plans
t<
»
continue
ip.-kmg face n(_ tho mine and so
cabinet decided to remain in povvei
.. . ,
Sheriff Edwards told of reveiv. ulrntiul primury, launched by Z.V. 1 tion nt Nanking that American copper.
Ki|«- the d-^dly gns, the veteram the service, which was to nave until the new Reichstag meets the steadily since 1922.
Turlington, Hull’s state manager,* lives will ho protected, although
“Tho other man was iterDeix
In the period from 1K8 < to limn,
l>i-tii
terminated
May
31,
to
June
$1
,;i.->n
in
sums
of
$199,
$50,
if the c ,-w and federal and compmg
second week in June.
:t.ji per cent I.f the divorce* were and
go
,-um was def e . by *•---»<’ J-m ocrnlir the note is emphatic in pointing Hoover, who before he came told
$1,500. The last
or officials alike saw no lionThe election result is - oiisi.b-re.l
of
dn-nkonnoss,
The boat line made Jh e exten
of <xeeutive eommilteo 79 to 39, thus out that the United States docs the European powers that they
granted
b.-c.iuse
m
|
Rallte,
u
native
\t the entombed men. Deadly sion, ii was ni.nmincod, in aceonl- * deathblow t<> ininmrcbisl hope-,
flouting the expressed desire of not intend to interfere in any way could control the price of wheat
and pi 1919, 3.1 per cent. «'( tin nNorth
.n g t'uroluitt who
,. is..........
now living
"I.lin k damp’’—which swept ume with a request of a group or nnd is causing f'-ars in >"»“• •*»•»»* by combining and refusing to buy
total diiurn's 129,59:1 ux re grant- in New York, while the lest was Senator Simmons of North Caro in Chinese affairs. *
lit wmkings in the wake of the reresentiitives of the chamliers of ter* that there will be fuClier d il
A similar note has been handed unless their price was accepted,
,.,1
to women and 52,287 to men. raised ip the state. He still has lina. nrrlt Smith foe nnd recognized
l/rrific explosion, was feared to commerce of the cities along the ic-nl leg is ution by the new Reichbend of the North Carolina Demo to the Peking Government, warn Reed said.
A few were unclassified. The
. .
some of the money left. He knew cratic •'machine1*.
St Johns River. The additional
bv< taken its toll.
“There was ono difference tn
chief
complaints
again-t
ww|»
ing
that
American
lives
will
'
ho
of no other expenditure* for Smith.
Meanwhile, in the vine covered time will permit the trade bodies
Although the German I|•copies’
«•«»
Another; pnKy stalwart, J«t*‘-phtho character of their sHoriawere that they wen- unfuitlm l,
His work was to make •friends over i« i Daniels. ex-sccrcLi'y c<f tho protected. The situation in the U rd Northcllffe came aa a B rit
miration hnll of this model miii- to make a more thorough investi „„rtv of which Foreign heereti»r>
or wen- guilty of em elly nr d<
north
Is
already
acute,
but
If
the
gation
of
the
freight
and
passen
ht villages lay forty mangled ImdStiesenmnn is u leader, b.st mx malum. Husbands were guUt/ > tko state for Smith, he espiathiu navy, fnvored the primary plan
ish gentleman, put his cards on
/.eh V. Turlington, of Moores, nnd made n speech for it before crisis reaches a climnx the Ameri the table and talked In the open.
fi.sl of tho 211 victims to in- ger situation with a view to im Reichstag scuts, according to the
nil
these
things
and
in
a
ditbpi
cans will be concentrated in one
k:„n ...... . the blast-wrecked proving the movement, it was hint noon compilation. Dr. Streseman
Hoover came ostensibly as an Amthey imbibed too freely <>r had a v ill,-, 11till'* manager testified be the committee.
nn'ii s» that protection will be
ted
to
retain
his
post
»«
he in the hope that if the rescue ed here today.
had
eolleeted
$815.
of
which
he
Instead
of
passing
the
Turling
eric an citizen, who patriotically
The various chambers or com is expect nhlnet that is formed. failure-to-pruvide complex.
nindo onsier.
r atl> eigiit of whom are in A\nysought to serve his country, but ho
"It may be Hint husbands, more -nil lunl $955 left, Hull cunt i ilmU-d ton resolution for n primary, which
merce hope to present a report, any new cr
Admiral Mark Bristol, command
tfilmrg and Brownsville hospitals. showing statistics thnt will con owing to Ills inti i national pie tigw„..
abolished
hy
the
1927
ser.Mn
i
came here with a schemo th at
„|ti-n tluin wives, give " ‘Ma n.n $r,no.
er of the United States navnl meant the control of the price of
lii v , an. digging iii'olilld one vince steam -hip officials of the In- and t«» the fuipi her fa il that tinof
the
legislature,
the
committee
Turliiigtnn
«b
d
a
r
e
d
he
needed
M It, nil-lag for div.ore, Iml The inueh bug<r m o te money l*ut w as n ira n l lie adopt) il n siibstiluti- drawn hy units in Asiatic waters, is under wheat through a combination Ol
drl,r: .linked wolkilig fare of the turr
nciallt-ls ill the
of t lit* line.
piopoituni ol divorcea granted to
nun it th|. hoe that if (he n-M-ti*. J # T k »|tor, neerrtary of the h»ral well- the ehief :.up|.•■iiers <d h... the wife, p . in gvnernl, due In l la- wanildii'l get it because " w e have th ..... Smith lenders, ordering that stood to be nt Tien-Tsin where a European interests."
small United States fleet is being
u»u ran gel behind the sp d chamlier, expressed satisfaction Ion ign policies.
fart Hint for lo r there are more „M |,cell able 1,, get up lllli. ll Hiter- the presidential primary not be assembled. The United States
xhin- tin- full force- of the blast today over the announcement and
The new government will bn li-ral grounds fur M-paiatmh,
belli
,
ailed “weimahnc'H will be under command
T h e S i n i l h H u l l i s s u e wa-. e l e a i l >
iUu<!> "hey may find men brut- declared bis belief that the report el the i a big or lit‘
Hull's manager Mild when bis
the
bureau
said.
soeof
Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler.
trnl away in the canvas rooms being planned for submission l" the mar ..m illion," dominated l>>
ilriiwn
in
the
committee
meeling
orgliliizalion ntlelopled to get *i
“ When <a» h parly wind the ill
ilist I*"
Infantry will co-operate with
*huli i mild have checked the Clyde Line would be such ns to lulitSS, Otto Brilllll, SiKlHllst
and
,-acli
time
the
name
of
tinpresident
oil
prefereneiprimary
voreu it is pi oI.aid*- th a t the wife,
warrant continuance of the local
Ipn-nd nf the gus.
•very New York Governor was mention the murines. If tho necessity
inter of Itu-sia. is s i" * * ’" ,,f
!
more o ften th an the
husband, set for Apr. 2 be found a
service
for
an
indefinite
period.
K\|n i ts who hurried here at
nest cliaiieellor. Another
but b ed, a deafening applause shook the urines blue juckets will be landed
strong"
organisation,
with
makes the application.'
Men's
Tile general agent ut Jackson
f’fd news of the explosion how
meiitioneil in his c o m u -c tn .n is U * in rats apparently lire improving Smith and Si-nntor Reed support legislative bulls. On another oc from the warships nt Peking and
ville is quoted as saying that "the
Under the supervision o f C. D.
ever, have abandoned hope, because
,e“ s lig htly , the bureau ob«erving ers included, against the primary. casion applause was provoked when rushed to nny point 'where Ameri
Clyde Line would like to keep both I.oebe, president of tlm «»M
Wolfe secretary of the Seminole
Walter
Murphy,
state
manuger
for
c( the way in which gas .has the Osceola nnd City of Juckcan
lives
ure
threatened.
th a t there has been n general de- The primary was defeated by - a
‘ Y. M. C. A., 35 boys bcSenator Jam es A. Reed, remarked
iHifrwd-1-r o rerv erevieu in tba mine. snTTvniFbfi r h e - r n n -tf-t f-* 0 « U C -------t w ^ n q i l e t e I f t u n i s g a v I " sor- —r - n-t- in - 11— numb e r » f mfnl lily
Ho far ns known tho Nationalist County
vatu of 7'.t In iiu.bv Ik - Male »oin_ that "Mr. HiiinTluC"tin irinnrrhzmcr
xrtitrtr
shas ninde
■ no"—re p ly [ ween Hie ages -o1 ulnh and tW.tlYC
Si fin i-vpIoVed. While tho tnajor- and passenger movement is made ialists 155 Reirlistag s.-ITT
government
divorces to wives ill the last few mittce.
>rd this
left Sanford
thia morning for
lo r
f being nominated than l have of
iiy of the exports assign gas ns large enough to warrant ibis act. was «i gain of
years. On the other hand ei-m-ltv
Thomas A. Jones, of Ashevilh j I being nominated private !U‘c|jrt!' to tlie Japanese note (virtually an Lake Winona, where they will
th- teasnn for the blast, there
Many comment, have been re seats n gain of K. 1 bus. tlm Marx is n more frequent complaint
ultimatum)
thut
Japan
will
not
a Smith supporter, said he bin ' tury to tlie iireli angel Gabriel."
»rn -nine who claimed that dust, ceived here dcloring the art of the
tolerate the invnsion of Manchuria. enjoy a week*! outing as part ot
’ (« !• » » (
than In years past.
been nr live in lluiicoinbe County,
tw
o-fiftbs
ol
.
me
piv.d.ly ignited by a spark from Clyde line in asking a permit to moro
i-.t
jn
The note is still under considera the regular sumraar program ot
than
The increase in divorce- in
but no money was spent in bis dist mine i« r trolley, raused the ex- lake the Imats from the river run
tion by tho members of tho Nan the organization.
Beside. Mr. W o lf. ^the re were
and asking that action be urged to ‘^ t - i m u n n a .i s i s elected a , . . - - was espccinlly large in the iat* s triet.
pltsiou,
king administration.
,,f
Vermont,
New
Jersey.
N
’oith
1
It** was followed by l.-irr^
several assistan t! to the T . M. G.
imately 72 members, ''mailing ;
Ovis looking no clinnces to saw keep them in operation.
Dakota, Kansas. Maryland, Mori- Moore, of New Hern, another
The City of Jacksonville already loss ot about 35 scats. Dr. h ■»•|
A leader, making about 40 in tho
iny iiiiin who may have been able
du, Kentucky, and Gnliforniu. The Smith man, who said he bad a con
lias been taken off for the sum munn's German I t ' i p party. Most of tha boys >*«">
to brattice themselves in from the
lurgest decline* were in New
mer season, hut the Osceola will
ference with Battle in New York
transported to tha catnip In th
thousands- of cubic feet if continue its run to Sanford and will have approximately • •,u l
Hampshire. South Dukota, uo*l
motor bus. loanad by th * banford
anil Battle advised him tin Smil h
pure air were being forced .into return every Tuesday, Thursday in the new nutumiil legislature -» the District of t'olumbin
that
new
de
With imlicnliomi
organization would not de igimte
Baseball Club.
th- workings today. A picture of and Saturday until June 30, Mr.
Striking contrast is disclosed
tin local political
A busy week of eporte Is in
u North Cur*.linn manager o r. whipim-nt* in......
the fore,, nf the blast was given White said.
'•"li?
..... .
in
for
conby
the
vHiiations
in
ea-.es
*
*
1
make any fight for the il.-leg.i-I situation will ionm
store
fo r th* boy*. On Thursday
have lit scats or tVreaboUls. a
,V> Man us Cobb, leader of t h
ttidemblu discussion.
candidates
divorce among
the
different
afternoon a apodal program will
loss of eight- Tlm Democrats
(inn, leaving the matter to the gov
irst seven-mail rescue team to
NEW
YORK,
Ma
21.—
(IN
S
)—
lor
eouilty
offices
will
address
tho
slates.
For
infidelity
0.3
pel
rent
bo giv*n In honor o f tho parents,
to* t eight scats. 1 bey will have* of the divorces were grunted in ernor's local friends.
each the huso of the shaft after
citizens of Forest * 9y tonight The dense fog which hung over who will be gueete o f honor. A lter
the lUnchabout
*4
iiieiiilmrs
in
Fosgute
the explosion.
New York hnrlwr und tlie Allan
i,l 7 ; :tli o’clock in Un
Nevada, (if New York divoic*.*
lie said the bodies of three men.
tie seaboard lor forty-eight hours, viewing the'v ario u s races and
93.9 per rent were for lliis «uu
building.
contests, the parents
will b«
L»dly mangled, were found almost
With l hi* i-liTlinn ••nly tw.» causing five* collisions among tnc
For cruelty 0.2 per ix-ni in Yir*
served suppar. Mr. W o lf, request
»t th,- fool of the aha f t - 5 , 000 feet
weeks
uway,
there
arc
only
three
vessels
und
the
grounding
of
an
ginia
und
99
per
cent
in
Michigan.
rc presell laed today that parents planning to
teats, Increasing their
from the center of the explosion.
more political meetings nn the eleventh, huvu cleared today and
For desertion 5.2 per cent in
b« present are urged to notify
H
A
LIFA
X.
N.
May
21
.—
In Friday’* issui- <>r the
A few feet farther on they came
turn to 24.
program after tonight. Tomorrow conditions were uguin ulmost nor
New York and 92 |k-i cent in New
him aa soon as possible so th at
The Faeist apparently will have Mexico. For
tpnn three injured men. As far as (IN S )— Wricked almost beyond
it
wnn*.
inadvertantly
®
drunkenness b -s
night the office seekers will speuk mal. Insurunco ollicials estimated
litulloti
—
»
•
»
s
>
lUlsrepair
in
attempting
to
take
off
their
old
repreae
r
.
W.
Culpepper
i»
«
eandidnto
f«r
they dared udvance In the face of
to tho citizens o» Osceola and oti thut the cost of repairs and dam tho camp will bo P " f » red
that th-* than one-tenth of one per •" ' l
U k * care of all tho visitor^ Tho
the gas tlic-Jr found bodies, many front Blanc Subloii. Labrador, the Thus, it would appear
justice
of
peace
in
thy
fourth
dis
the night of May 29 will gather age to tho ships would approxi
consisting ol in Michigan und 2.9 per cent m
secretary may be reached by
Trans-Atlantic monoplane Bre
•* angled beyond identification.
trict. Mr. Culpepper is m>‘ •" J ho ut Puoln for u presentation of mate $3 ,000,000.
lthndu Island.
mail a t DeLeon Spring*.
men will have to remain there
rare for this office but is szieking their cluims.
No lives were lost, and no ono
in camp the party WUI
Indefinitely until u bout arrives the only- bourgeois party to t.a
The campaign will come to a was seriously injured although boWhile
TAMPA —$13,188
contract election t„ th.- school board, from
accomodated in eight ecreenrrf
to bring it to New York, ndvices any votes.
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district
three.
The
Herald
is
glad
rtoso
with
a
log
mns*
meeting
'n
uwarded for construction of ’•unipassengers on several of th0 ves buildings, which have been
from Point Amour,
Labrador
ju st sels were much inconvenienced. in previous years. The boya will
___ Jiuoford on Saturday night
tnry nowera in Mcudowbrwil. *u * to make ibis c o r r e c t i o n .
stated today.
preceding tho election.
division.
There were more than 1,000 pas return homo on Saturday a fter
With Fred Molehoir, the Junk
Tonight'* session will ho pre
sengers aboard the three vessels noon.
ers expert, ut tho controls, and
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sided over by It. J . Holly Nr.,
Dr. Cuisinicr und mechanic ThiuccreUry of the county committee. chiefly affected—tho Pen Land,
ATLANTA, May 2 1 .— (IN S ) — bt-ault, accompanying him, the
FLOGGING PRO BE BKG1N8
OSLO, Norway, Msy 2 L - U N « )
not‘ tho Vcendatn and the Mohawk.
The order of speaking was —
Curbing divorces, proposed seces plane rose about thirty feet after —Gen. Umberto Nobile, . uau»')
Tire most dramatic experiences
„#/
announced this morning.
sions from tlie Federal Council of u short dush down the runway
KINSTON, N. C , May « - - •
befell tho eighty-five passengcra
of
Churches and centralisation,
fixrilt ut Blanc Sublun, and sud
of the Clyde liner Mohawk. The (IN S )—An .investigation of U n ;
Gin" for a block of two away «nd
AMERICAN K ILLED
gible l i . l l . for a a in c i
krsdquartcrs claimed the atten denly dropped to the ground.
NEW Y O R K , May 2 L - ( I N S j — put him. under arrest. B u -jrll had
ship was hit in the fog Saturday olr County’s three
North Tolc, according to
Neither Mclchoir nor his com
tion of tho assembly of the Southafternoon hy the Jefferson of the fppvlct floggings w u a ty te d h c ^ - a .
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- The Knns of gmigtlnw
tossed his gun «««y .
, h', tT" "
panions were hurt, but the entire
Presbyterian Church today.
Old" '1)om fn imi-CTKe-JlTUr -wwrdt+CTTr today by tn * county grand Ju r tj
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„„ Normandie B ar o ff Scabright, Frank Rham, boaa o f Uia county
Gen. Nobile intends to W lU f ; oteenwiek
, -yniage apeakeasy—and Mitchell and lapsed into silence- intendent of the I-atln America.-! on
damaged
as
it
fell
sideways.
The
camp, who
P°*»l to limit divorces were ex
,.o Siur. dlVc.5 »v.r .h. M r. Patrick Mitchell, 2H, "the I.ynz" H„ was to be arraigned In I'oini Oil Company, was killed ncur the N. J-, for a timo the Mohawk was convict
tho
priaonar*.
was on hand
pected with strong arguments reason
______ for its sudden full has
believed
to
b
in
a
sinking
con
Alamo Fields by «na of his own
cidd court today.
scientists"— Frof. M.lmgron
forecast in -fav or of the plan L° I not been ascertained
as he was called, has passed on.
a tio n and an S. O. 3 . w as^ scot fy before the board of inquisitor*.
workmen,
said
a
dispatch
front
"Tlve
Lynx"
was
one
of
the
m
>
s»
Mclchoir
I* W e the church strike out dcserM„i-t,„ir reached the Bremen ]»rof Crojani—to leave the ship. He was lured to the place by « feared gunmen in the underworld Tampico today. He wus the sec out The passengers werd brought
OPPOSES “BLACKLIST*
for
by
dropping in n parachute from T h e scientist, will * e landed upon telephone call, given "two Minute*
hor, ax a recognized cause
he v «l ond American superintendent of to New York by tho coast guard
one of the army amphibian planes the ieo with repo ladders to make to pray" and shot to death. He wa* According to the
oil
company
to
be
ussassinatoa
i^*Parations.
V
cutter
Seminole.
Captain
John
VL
royally on money he received as nn
boston ..
found with aix bullets in him and tribute from thieves und bootleg- in tho oil fields within a few day*. Mackenzie and h it crow of 120 r o j
The report of Dr. Robert F- which were to escort the German
• r r a S 2 1 f w » t Gen. Nobijo
The- Unitarian .— 3 -.- - _ . _
ship
to
New
York.
Cuisincr
and
/Campbell, of Asheville. N. C-,
hU
head
on.
the
bra**
b
*r
rail*
fused
to
leave
the
ship
which
i*
in convention thia afterooon a d d
received a letter from his wife
gera. They arc working on .
Under arrest toduy in connec theory that hijuckers and o^iiera
TO PITCH F IR S T BA LL
Airman of the committee to tlie mechanic had been working warning against dropping the pap
expected to be floated today when led a roaolutton oppMdag Ibo *®*
%hich the divorce problem has oa the plane for some time.
caUad "black list" of th * Dav^h*
al cross at the North Pole for fear tion with the murder Is.
of tho alleged victims, tired of
the tido floods, *
The army planes were unable ° that "the consequences might Hassell, alias “Jimmy the Gin ,
WASHINGTON. May 21.— (INS)
ter* of tha Amarioan^Bavoluthm.
referred for study, will brink
paying
tribute,
hired
«
gang
to
do
__president Coolidgo agreed today
Before his <£; who 'Yas captured by Arthur
LEESBURG—More than 12,000 The re.olution was drown by tha
the question up for debate. Only and off Blanc Sab on whteh > nrnve fatefuL"
away with him.
to throw out tho firs t ball a t the acres of watermelons havg. been Rev Carlyle Sumtaenrtn*. of Roe
l*o causes for divorce, infideli on the atrait. of Belle Isle, be parture from Itely Pope Pius XI Schultheiss, a rookie policeman
Four
or
fivo
were
present
when
presented Gen. Nobile a wooden us he rushed pell ntcll out of the "tho Lynx" was killed. Tho police baseball Ramo next Saturday be* planted this season within 60 mites ItetUl*. a membat of th . Son. of
ty and desertion are now recogniz- cause of floating icc. They »re at Presented
th» Amariron Ravohiodit*
,ccn Republicans u id DcmO'
speakeasy a few seconds after the
Pictou,
N.
S.
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by the church, and abandonment
of Leesburg.
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were grilling this morning tn " "
tr ,rhis crosa ia to bo left in the. ice
command,
•rat*
in
the
11°U
8C
*
.
-PALMETTO—Packing houses a t the North Pole oa u religious Shooting Schultlielst
' ot .desertion, . s a means of de
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rered a te x irn h chased “Jimmy the i e ffo rt to learn their
basing separation! Is proposed in this section running at full capa-1
10 an overtura by the presbytery
city,
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*scue Squads Strive
ToMakeWayDeeper
Into Shaft Wherelt
Is Hoped SomeLive
Stormy Petrel. States
He Is Amazed That
FormerFoodAdmin. istrator Would Run
Figures Prove Odds . Body Probes Rumor
Of Vast Expenses
Arc Getting Higher
fotal Of Deaths
Mounts To 198
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SMITH’S RACRERS U. S. MARINES TO
GTJARD CITIZENS
CAROLINA RESULT IN FIGHTING AREA
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Forest City Wi l l
Be HostTonightTo
County Candidates Fog Which Caused
Five Collisions Of
Ships Clears Today
,*.,*»• i-«w
Culpepper Running
Fur School Board Job
s r S d E s ,-
Church Session In
Atlanta P r e p a r e s
To Check Divorces
General NobUe Will
Hop Off On Foie Trip
Guns Of Gangland1 Bring Death To
Famous Underworld Character
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°f Enorc, 8. C.
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Junior Boys Leave
For Camp Winona
On Week’s Outing
Bremen Is Wrecked
In Taking Off From
Labrador Runway
•Il •¥
.4 « ««
- Ai 'll
re
Attacks Cabinet
Man’s War Acts
Declares Hoover Was
Serving: Interests
Of England In W ar
BOAT LINE W ILL SOCIALISTS GAIN
EXTEND SERVICE DECISIVE VICTORY];"
HERE TO JULY 30 IN GERMAN POLLS'”
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10 .407 Kansas City 5; St.
H erts’s Heigh Count, the horse that
a lot of winter btfoks, the race Washington
2 0 . .355 Kansas City 5; St.
Chicago ......
Khi k
was backed down to 4 to 1 in the
23 .3^8
Detroit
almost
unanimous
public
supportCo^irnb.vs-lndinn, ‘ M
winter bonks nnd which can nardCount, with «• sound"tlaiift
rain,
ly esc*pa.going te .tin t
SOUTHEASTERN I.'EAGUB
tie 111 juvenile title has been
nfternoon as a reigning favorlfe.
if -3 3 E jr t 5
TtuM owrr t
r*
>e future. ,j>odksT-aIm ost1
The Count put over the great
M" U .on
iUlVs price, .and the chances p S o i ™......£
"convincer’’ last Monday when he
Jacksonville ...—;.......1 9 10 .543
ed
good
that
he
would
get
a
won the Mammoth Cave in a hrecse
t^.ltm.^e at Newark,^
tremendous play in the (machines
uhd then went the derby distance
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fighters, pnrt culnrly the nervous today.
SOUTHERN a
___.17‘ 10 ^472
.In 2:05-1 J i without being raced.
Savannah
However,
tho
word
h
a
s
.
gone
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high-strung type. In the case of
-382
Still, u favorite of long stnndlng
out.that the horse that beats Nas- Selm’a '..... ................ ......13
S ta ff Correspondent
Paul Berlenbsch, when his fight sak, of the Rancocas Stable, will Columbus .............. ...13
.37!
NEW
York,
May
ID:—
(IN
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)—
seldom
retains
complete
public
Daytona
Bench,
May
IK G raff, ss
.'I I n 0 1 1
Neither Sammy Mandril nor Jim with Jack Delaney ,wss postponed win' the race hnd that, naturally,
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Behind the steady pitching of Cas Messner, 2b . . f» 0 i 2 4 1 confidence to .th e end and this my McLnrnln showed any indi twenty-four hours' at Ebtiets Fieid wlir send niitny an anxious dollar
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morning the reaction against the
se ll, Sanford won the evening-up ■Scholls, rf ...... 5 0 o
0 (1 0 Count was beginning to set in. One cations today that they were up In 1D2G, the effects on Bcrlenbach ridibg with this colt. Then thef^ Birmingham .................20 11 ..703 Jacksonville 1 ; PensMti.
M ilt of the series hero
Friday
is Admiral Grayson's Strolling
set by tho two . postponements
.049 Savannah 2; Selma 3? '
7 to 4 „ . Cassell gave up eleven Wycnllis, c f . . . j 1 i 3 0 I mnn said he liked Toro, which was of their fight for the lightweight were- serious. He became physi Player, a , $01,000 importation Memphis ......................24 13
Tampa 3 ; Coluhtbui i t
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JRbbUe
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,...19
17
.528
beaten
by
a
nostril
in
the
PreakMiller.
If
:t
0
cally
unsettled
and
lost
his
t!fle
1 0 0
hits, t but
was
effective
in
frohi’ England- The' horte has run Ntw Orleans .......L.... 19 17 .62$ Albany 0 ; Moptgom«r,i
championship of the world. They
the pinches. John
T rip p ' was Buchiler, :lh. ss 4 0 i 0 o 0 nest last week; another declared will strut their atuff tonight at to tne French Canadian.
well on MaVyland tracks and his
Mandell is
somewhat
high* trainer thinks he Is,*, great bst, Nashville ................*...16 21
hit , (reely: -by ’ the
ccleryfed*. Godbee, .'lb
I 1 i (1 0 0 for Typhoon,, the Kenton Farm s], the Polo Ground! if the weather
Little Rock .............. k.Vl®< £1 .41T
entry, but wns ton much of a genrtrung. At least he seemed so
. who hupchcd their blows in the Baxter, lb
;| 0 i 14 0 0 tinman to explain the nintter In de man doesn't cliff'M r. Tax R'ckniil when he weighed jn Thursday. It part culnriy slnc-e he, now is. pre Chottano<w7fc
.... J|Mi 2C -ykM r
fourth tA score three rurtA and
sumed to have become accustomed
niluther ohe on tha-chifi.
A tlanta .....
i.-.IO- 2 4 '-$ )6U
is
unlikely,
'howevef,
that
W
will
clinch the Rome. The fentnrr of the Hayworth, c _ .'I 1 i 0 1 0 tail.
to {American "racing and traiPkip
Both fighter* must' weigh in
pel
mil
tha
(forty-e'ght
hour
delay
Tripp,
p
..........
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()
i
1 H 0
However, only n form turn-over, again nt two o’clock this.afternoon
Rani|f‘ was Wycollls’ diving catch
Ot>>!rs Liked ’ > * ''" i i .
T v
He is a |The Lamar tabSle’s Misstep also
Bfsch
o f Krishic’s drive In thu eighth.
Totals
. 35 4 ii 27 Id .3 sucly-ns no derby bus known in a to prove that they have not to destroy his poise.
k
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Frishie led the hitting with four
dozen years, can bring n horse grown into light heavyweights sir.sonrd campaigner and lacks Is highly regaiHe<\ as arc Petle
FLORIDA STA TE LEAGUE
Mingles out of five times up. Score:
other than Heigh Count dow'n to wince they stepped on the scnles the impatience .Which ■character Wrack; Dislrnct'oh, Dodgson and
N ATI DN’ AIf.EAO
By innings:
SANFORD
Thursday. Then Mandril weighed izes many athletes. . •
the pay off.
Typhoon. Some of the long-shot Orlando 2; Fort Laudi;nl*]c 3. .
Mew
York*
nt St. LouU.
"Baby-Faced”
McLarnln
is
as
Sanford
102 O.'IO lint— 7
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. ah r
0 11
Post positions, announced yester 1.".5, the lightv eight lim it, and cold as ice almost under any con boys like Whiskaway, more than Sanford 7; Dnytonn Bench,4. , f
Boston nt Chicago.
Daytona
Beach
200
000
002—
I
West
Palm
Reach
1;
Miami
0
(1*.
Wade, cf
.... 4 r i .1 (1
day, mean that Beigh Count must McLarnln 1.14-1.2. The champion, ditions. The only thing that seems a little.
Brooklyn nt Cindnnsti.
.
innings.).
.
'
Two.bnse hits, Wade, Hayworth,
lle v c li, rf
... 5 i 2 1 1)
In other words, the Darby
bu gotten away quickly or be may much to his annoyance, was n to shake hi* temperament is a
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Hcwel,
Jackson,
ftncriflce
hits,
•
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Frichic, ss
•.... 6 .1 4 4
be penned off when he attem pts trifle overweight, scaling 135-1-4, »tiff punch. Then ho has n ten looks the purt of sn open race, in
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Jackson, Barnos. Double plays,
llarncc, lb .... ..... 4 0 9 H (l
AMERICANr i.RACH
his first stretch run. His spot will when he was first weighed but dency to sweep science aside nnd spite of the big piny on Heigh All games’ postponed;' ra in .'
Salvn
to
Fiisbio
Jo
Barnes;
Tripp
Culhrcth, 3h . . 1 i i 0 1
Chicago nt Philadelphia. "
Count.
be No. 5, between Cartage, a fair lu- was allowed time o ff to work slug. And how?
to Baxter. Stolen buses, Barnes.
Townsend, e
Cleveland nt Washington.
i 1 4 1
And the Derby ever has been
N A TIO N At* L E A G U E
breaker, nnd Downginc, none too o ff the quarter pound. He did
The odds remain nt 7 to 5 with regarded as a test for stayers. Boston 1; Chicago 3. •
Runs hatted In, Ilewell, Frisbie,
St. Louis a t New Yoik.
Jackson, If
3 0 i 4 0
fast from the barrier— not a bad it in ten minutes.
Townsend, Jack*on. Hit by pitch
Think ng the weight question Mandell the’ favorite. By ringlimc One of the richest stakes of the Philadelphia i i Pittsburgh 0,
Detroit at Boston.
Salvn, 2b
..... 4 0 1 3 1
combination for the Count to work
er by Cassell (M iller); by Tripp
was disposed of, both battlers there probably will be plenty of turf—$50,000 added—it also de Brooklyn 0; Cincinnati 7.
Qnsscll,
1 0 0 0 1
•
with. Of course, scratches may e f
AM ERICAN^ ASSOCIA'
(Culhrcth). Strike outs by Tripp
proceeded to fatten up u hit so even money bets laid. As the Mc- mands that its Winner display New York 10; St. Louis 6.
Indianapolis nt Columbus.
fl; by Cassell I. Walks off Tripp fect the allignmpnt at any time be as to go into the ring ns Rtrong Larnin adherent* seem to have both speed and stnminn; every
Total* ...... ... 38 7 14 27 (1
fore they are called to the post.
Loui^yine qt Toledo.
SO 1T i l ATLANTIC LEA CUE
as possible. Hnd they fought rockfuljs of coin, it is proving thing, in fact, that a good horse
I; o ff Cassell 2. Umpires, Weaver
Toro will be well placed at No. last night, they would not have the biggest
Daytona Uencli
Milwaukee a t Minneapolis.
betting
fight
and Collins. Time, 1:35.
esi ncum
g n
gn t in yyears.
w n.
w -|4- date Chnrlotte 0; Columbia 10. *
10, between Mop Up nnd Jnck Hig hnd to weigh in again, hut. a< sec
Good weather tonight will in - preVeAt; %. from being the'm ost Asheville 1; Greenville 0.
Kansas City at St. Paul •*
gins although one or both may be ond postponement altered the sit dure mor
BOCTH EBN A8S0CIATI
Macon
3;
Augusta
1.
L n “."
significant o f tiirf events.
withdrawn. Strrrllipp Player will uation nnd they’ve got to do ' it trek to \
the Polo Grounds. The
Chattanooga, nt Atlanta." 1
Bearing this fact, it represents Knoxville 3 ; Spartanburg 2.
be flanked by I’etee Wrack and all over again. Whether it will gate receipts, It in estimated,
New Orlennm nt Little Roctl
the ultimate In color, tradition
Mobile' qt Memphis.
Typhoon, well nut toward the fnr hurt them to execute a stuldcn j will run front $250,000 to $.100,000. nml all the other attributes that Louisville J,- Toledo 2.
to
rail. Blistering their withers on right-ahout-fnee ar.d get down to J The
N’nshvilJii at RlrminghaJ. •I
... battle itself. is. expected
.
. he go to make Rib *p6Yt'' cif racing MHwaukeo_.1 ; Minneapolis 2.
I the most sensational 'lightweight tvhat It fit hnd what It ever will
this structure will be Sun Beau, 13.i is problematical.
Distraction, Unhushtda, nnd llnni.
Suc h delays often disronccrt! fraens in years.
and must be.
' ' •
vnn, which means that they will
f
have to move out from the barrier
s t X n d iin g
with riome degree of nlaerlty, if
( ■!- ’
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they don’t wish to lose ground at
F I p B iP A ST A T E LEAH
By Davis J . Walsh
tliroui-h the window- of haltered lire outset. They, however, should
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LO U ISV ILLE, K y , May
ID. automobiles parkett along tin- side Im well mil of the way of any Jam.
Wezt I ’nltn Bench ...... i'4 r.
•—(fN S ) —-Staid, old Louisville, al walks. Only ibe patricians could tiling that might occur us the
Fort Lauderdale ...... 13 9
most aloof in Its atmosphere <>r afford to pay local hotel rales dial middle of the pack tries to Itlenl:
Orlando
...............
11 11)
Southern dignity of .‘IdI day* ii went into effect at midnight Wed. over to take the pole from the i"
Daytona lli-urh
10 11
year, nwoko with a well bred yawn nesilay nnd will riot return within side horses.
SANFORD
H 14
this morning, and—presto! Louis. the reach of the bourgeoisie until
Miami
..... 7 14
hi
Villc no longer was Louisville.
tomorrow.
COOKS SP O IL PLANS
.
absorbing
topic
wherever
the
By
Davis
J
.
Walsh
NATIONAL
It was a city that frothed and
LEAGUE
The lads wan got the break were
|horse is king. Turf addicts, unW L Pet.
foamed nnd gibbered with the vul those who came on special trains
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of
Competition
in brilliancy.
ahic to mnke the nnnuul pil Chicago ............
21 12 .(VIC
gar emotion of a big moment, a front Chicago,New York, P itts. |i|')it iitLT of business streets in
Sports l-Mitor
grimage to the shine of the Clncihnnli,
20 13 .C0C
rity that uttered n community burgh, Clrvrland. Detroit mill <'aiiiu-s, Franco, met its limitations
LO U ISV ILLE, Ky., Mny ID.— thoroughbred, w!)| set on the end St. LoUia
..... 18 13 .681
Meat at the crack of dawn, leaped various points in the South. Them recently. When the rue d'Antilm*
America’s great rnmamv of the of telephone or telegraph wires New York
14 • 11 .nno
dgh in the a ir—and- -s
were buckl'd onto sidings in tin (lashed forth with a new lire
turf,
laid in the staal Old World and will he listening in on the Urooklyn
15 14 .517
The fateful .'lii.'itli doy Imil nrriv. | rnilroa.l yards, leaving their oc* lighting Hytlt'iii. ini-rcbants of oth
. 13 14 .181
di The annual madness was on |I-Iipant. no partii-tilar plohlcm nut. er street s\J saw with .terro r the setting of chivalrous Kentucky, radio, paging newspaper offices or Pittsburgh
•J 21 ..100
The Kenttickey Derby, great t-las. j side of the question of just how tTowibt that visiteil the street. will he fiinrU-ti again this after avidly watching bulletin hoards. Boston ....
noon with the annual running >f
In ’llio Paddock
Philadelphia
0 21 .222
sir of (be American turf, wns loti I. , - ......- „r the guests shculd be haek- Other thoroflghfures soon hl-tz'-d
the Derhy, old !n years but ever
At the elassic Downs, those for
t
ognld for another j;iiltly k a lieJo s-1 id into their I :rths .. ...... an emer 1 with light, and eventually iner
AMERICAN LEAGUE
new, even t<i tlq. most hnrdt-ncd tunate enough to lie n purt of the
rttpe, to be whirled before the -y e s 1 g.on v of that kind nrose. Thu <t-hunts of the narrow nml anelet t eye A w o lf oT the nalit>n'.s great
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o f 70,000 sportsmen, hen t,. I..... I itn. rg, n. \ kept m ising all i-vt-ning. jflrniide lierume i-ntlili-iu -lit-. In on,, esl thoroughbreds of the three- scene will stand till tiptoe in pad New York
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The day wns not appropriate fo ri ample.
Then it was found that the many in ’file twilight -tailless of late’ nf- thormighlirdn in action. Probably Boston :........
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culled from
ua» lock deep in miitlami, while
out-tantling t lioicet in the t-ntry itrie light plant i.n that at times all gntirlvr of deathless struggle, will
early weather conditions tndnv li*t of I went, six colts, were pro- the illuminatinns of Cannes grow claim the undivided attention of nil sections nml every walk of
were disposed t„ he favorable, lb - ruined in lie able to run their rare dim or go out alt igulher especially tin- country ami almost of the life, will he present.
For the first lime since the
track hud reached saturation point ii-gaiilh ss nt i tinihtiou*. This was at tea time when housewives are world 1st If.
immortul Zcv tame out
of th.from recent rains nnd only a Mippieei! to apply, tm . to llohash prepaiing the meals.
For tin- Detl*. provides an all Lust to win the Derby anti breuk
course in sun bu!h-< could reilniiti •hi. Si lolling I’lnver Distrni-tion,1
It from its st oitrge of mud. lint a Him van atnl ntla- good liursi-,. in
little rain a little mini might ruin tin- tn Id
an ordinal)- icchmoii. Tlu-y prow I
■M"I in tlo-tii. io |art, weie reonly n (i rco in -tain •• ,n the tin in. l-anleil it- * oils that eoiilil run
vnl of color and gaiety that got-s |t)„ ,,
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America s Greatest Turf
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ihAt people look around, the more
they recognize, appreciate and want
the exclusive features and qualities of
todays Chandler.
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magnificent imartness—and chock-full
Char.dler is
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lubricadng zystem. Push a plunger
With your foot—and quicker than say
More Power than Ever
ing it, the chassis lubricates itself from
Power, dial’s absolutely remarkable.
end to end, automatically.
High-velocity power. Performance
that bat everything within hundreds
L ast Word in Lubrication
of th# l>ri$e tugging behind In tralfic
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uncertainty.
No foso. No bother.
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week to buy anyjone of the genuine Shur
Edge K n iy ^ in this Sale for 89 cents each.
Keep In mind when buying your new car, that more than
three.qiiarterf of all the Huick cars produced in die last
twenty-five years are still serving their owners.
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THE SANFORD HERA ED.'HANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY,'MAY 21, 102S
The Sanford Herald
r tain concerning the various candidates. That done, our job
J is finished. We are not runing for office ourselves and
. thefc.is nothing jn Tallahassee we want or would have if it
*t.n a m t t r i o s i i a t k *
# were offered to us.
Of all the candidates in the race, only one is a personal
S friend oftiurs. That's Jim Carson. We have known him for
years and like him. We think he would make as gotyl a gov’ ernor as any man in the race. He’s smart and all man and
j that's more than a lot of them can say. He's given Sid Cntts
■ seven different kind of fits and he fought him when all the
| other candidates were very carefully laying off of him. We
> think the people of Florida owe Jim Carson a great deal for
showing up that old hypocrite.
Naturally enough we are pleased when we see favorable
comment on Jims' rate. Tito latest to come to Jim’s help is
, Joe Earman, publisher of the Palm Beach Independent.
Everybody in Palm Beach county knows Joe, and almost ev
erybody likes him even after they have had the hide taken
off. When Joe says he is going to vote for anybody, usually
a lot of other Palm Bench county folks vote the same way.
Among other things this is what Joe says about Jim :
MONDAY. MAY 21
"Five men are seeking the Democratic nomination for
governor of Florida in the primary of June 5th.
HIBLE VERNE FOR TODAY
"Palm Beach County has approximately twenty and a
half
million dollars tied up in "BUSTED" hanks.
A FA T SO U L—The liberal sue!
"Of the five candidates—
sholl be made fa t: and he thnt
wateteth shall be watered aho
"Only ONE of them has made a DEFINITE STATE
himself.— Prov. 11:25.
. MENT as to iiis intentions concerning revision and the
P R A Y E R —Give us,
0 Thou addition of TEETH to the PRESENT BANKING LAWS OF
(Jiyer of nM good, a liberality like
FLORIDA, wherein citizens of the state will have protection
unto Thino.
for their money on deposit in state banks.
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"That one man is JIM CARSON.
Dead men may tell no lies, hut
"I expect Jim has drank enough liquor in Iti.i day to
down in Tumpa they can vote.
float .the ROYAL POINOIANA HOTEL,...
——M »re- are rings and rings, wed
‘Hf&l'Ih’formed miTThal he lias had SEVENTEEN drinks
ding rings and political rings, and, i«-the past four years and NONE within the past two years.
they both cost tho people money.
"No one cun gainsay the statement that Jim Oarsiftt is
one of Florida's OUTSTANDING lawyers.
No, Doyle Carlton hasn't n very
"He is a red headed CRACKER with an ELEPHANTS
glowing war record, but for thnt
HIDE.
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matter neither has Fons llnthnwuy"No one would ever put hv.n in a BEAl'TY SHOW.
"If he is elected governor and with his DECIDED opiu
Some oi these West Florida
weeklies are as loaded down with ions and Joe Earman’s WAY OF THINKING
advertising, us tho Sunday editions
"It will he a very short tune holme Jim and Joe will
of the big city dailies.
prohahlv CLASH
“Jim is not going to appoint Josephus to any office fot
Another re-funding bond issue thd good reason thnt he does not think he is suitable limh -i ;
is being advertised. We suggest
that this issue be called the “Sp ir for public office in his administration.
"Another and veiv good reason is that Joe Kajinnn
it of Sanford".
DOES NOT WANT PUBLIC OFFICE.
"THAT'S THAT!
Al Smith hus just made a sachem
in Tammany Hull. ThiH is an honor
"Jim Carson and his CRACKER lamilv ELIMINATED'
ho will have to live down in the HORSE RACING FROM FLORIDA.
South.
"In doing so he donumslrated his ability as a lawyer i
and
he kept the failh of hi - kin and their CONSISTENCY
“Amos is an incompetent”, says
as
to
the morals of Florida.
a headline in the Palm Heat-h hi
"With Ilie thought in.mind for a •BETTER GOVERN
dependent. True, In other, true, and
MENT and the PROTECTION TO HELPLESS PEOPLE.'
sO's your old Stewart.
ESPECIALLY WIDOWS AND DEFENSELESS LITTLE
Sportsmen are thinking the pie. CHILDREN, as pertaining to their BANK DEPOSITS.
stmt fishing laws are not so hud
"I am going to VOTE FOR JIM CARSON and im ?.<•• ■
after nil. They are bringing in
end
choice
vote will go tn Doyle C arluk e*
!
some pretty good catches these
the work holding in midd^only. 4l\*
thought'oTThe best interests o f5the
taxpayers and the securing of the
best possible roads for the least
possible expenditure cif the pub
lic’s money.
' Should it be, as it certainly
j seems that it will not, thnt Chair
Iran Hathaway is elevated to titgovernorship it is safe to presupie
that the police which has obtained
in the state rood department under
his direction will he continued, That
policy lias, pmvenly, been Unbusi
nesslike—to say the least of it, *
That is .tho. only isuue-.to the
gubernatorial campaign, so far ns
roads are involved, ( j f
The main isrftio in this eampuigu
hinges around whether or not Sid
ney J . ( atts shall again he gover
nor of Florida. The other issues
are more or less secondary. Sena
tor Taylor might tn lie able to ge«
Ibis as clearly as lie has seen in
reference, to good roads not being
an issue. S e ein g Jt, ns we think he
must, lie ought to realize that every
candidate in the race whose ennd:dac.y tends to divide the vote that
is opposed to Cntts is adding lu
the chance that the former g o VC I
liiir will bo nominated. Ami U ojirIU
tl> Ll> apparent to thu senator, h
it. .is1to. everybody else,, that the
present ’ into Is between- Doyle
Carlton, Sidney J , Cntts 'and Fons
A. Ilnthnway—with Carlton way
nut in the lend. Such is the tfeiinr
of report* coming from every pait
jof the state.
Thnt being the ease, the thing
lor all who do not want to see the
continuance of the operation of
the stale road department as it hai
lieni operated under Chfcirttffrft
lluthuwa}* and who much less de
sire to have the former governor
rgain in the chief executives of-
nffnlrd haw /existing. is. appaWjt
Jh«i a ioit> »«e Senator Tpylor f
eiCii»r i\ vote wasted, or one of
doubtful W id e -if nil*V :v - Sljfttii’'A/
to the imposeIbility of lit! poniinU*
lion should prove misleading.
Today it is safe to say Ihn^.o
vote for any other save Day It
Carlton'on June 5 will be, in ei
ct, a vote for Sidney J . I alts.
What anyone may desire relative
to the state of affairs cannot alter
that stale as it exists.
speech for each ^section of the
state.—Tampa
Tribune.
Koch
section? He can speak to a church
crowd on one able of the street and
to n race track crowd on the other,
and make equally sincere proriihies
to both.—Palm Peach IndependentTampa hobs up nguln, this time
as the home of a curious individual
who actually re-dimed a good job
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The place’to build your liomt
De Forest Sanford Realty
Notice To Property Owners
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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 IIOY,
City Tax Collector.
days.
lion, .lame?, ( arson i- no tow
ard. In his gubernatorial ruee tot
trains bis guns on the lug game;
he neither fears Cntts nor the
"R ig *C h ief."
Orlando IteporterStnr.
The League of Nations needs a
good husky umpire to handle that
China-Japan game. — Dade City
Uunncr. In a fight of that kind, it
in l>e:«t to turn it over to the
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In the nearly seven years the
editor has lived in Clermont, no
spenkrr has been applauded an
frequently or ns enthusiastically as
was John W. Martin.—Clermont
Press.
We'll wager that if Fons Hatha,
way had actually filed u true re
port of his “slush fund", someone
would have ueeused him of being n
Republican.
Judge Darlington of Tumpu e o n .
demos Carlton as an assassin of
character. Some chuiactors, Judge,
couldn't be hurt much by a little
friendly assassination
When .ImIiii !> K<ir,u*t «*ll**r, now lusl appnculung right \
iiinr, was only sixty yours uf ngt\ In- is saitl by Tithe tn have
said, "I hclii-vc it is a n-liginus duty in gel all the mmiey you (
van. fairly and honestly; tn keep all you «an. ami tn gm
away all you ran."
Al first thought that strikes, us as a trifle puradnxiea!
To say the least, money grabbing is a peculiar doctrine fu
nny religious seel, and we believe Mr. Rocket,-Her is a < Inis
lian, it Baptist in fact
We wonder how he eon Id n - e o i i e i l e
his statement with the Bible's "It is easier for a c-amel In
pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man tn entri
the Kingdom <>f Heaven."
But we read on, and Time gives figures represent me
Rockefeller’s philanthropies. Huge, puzzling, incontprehen
oihle figttresT-bttf-we popmducu Uunn holow fog-nm*-ivmIrmto see. Perhaps it is a "religious duty" if one spends a«
Rockefeller spends.
Rockefeller Foundation
$ lb'J.Td■I.H- I
General Education Board
l’J !M ,J7,!R:o
Laura Spelmart Rockefeller Memorial
7:t,H7r». 1f»7
Rockefeller Institute for Mediial Research
101,t>0'‘
University of Chicago
lo.tMiO.tMMt
American Baptist Home Mission Society
f»..|75,RL‘>
A-.iteiican Baptist Foreign Mission Society
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Y. M. C. A. Int'l Committee ■
2,115(1,dim
New York Public Library
R.bOO.tHM
Metropolitan Museum of Art
^(KMMHID
Atneiiean Museum of Natural Hislors
I.O-lli.inin
On Juiii* 5th. Hit* people tfo to the polls to decide u Im shall he elected to serve them
in the various offices of Seminole County. Each and every voter should attend the
political speakings, hear all the candidates state their platforms and express their
\iews. In this way only can the people he assured that their choice is elected to
Joe Kurmun of the Palm Reach
Independent has come out lor Jim
Carson. People an- beginning to
realize, that Sid Cults and Fon»
Hathaway are not the only candi
dates in this race.
Sheriffs Hand and Brady have
been running around together *n
much lately attending these politi
cal meetings the)’ ought to lie real
gtlod ifricnds by June 5.
I f "Uncle Jo e ’’ Sears will grace
fully retire from the congrcssion.
a jr a r y jn ja y o r p f j h g ^ p i p l l j h .
rd daughter of the
Great Com
monrr" his name will become his.
Ocala Banner.
Sanford Herald heads an edi
torial "About Deadbeats." The
ntofy is alright but it can't be
told in so short a space, there arc
too many of them, and the news*
pajicr man hears from them often,
er than any other class.—Clay
County Time*
Tho Sanford Herald ssv* it haw
never heard anyone soy anything
against Senator Taylor who is run.
ning fo r governor. If you haven't
the candidate i« not qualified. —
Deland Newt. We believe it true
that if he had a chance, thousands
would be saying unpleasant things
obopt him,
I). Smith
May Belle Maxwell
ROADS NOT AN ISSUE
Liiiutldati* C'uniiUblu Uiwl.,1
K EY W EST CITIZEN
m irr i or i he goverriorshp
that
“good roads do not cuii&titule nil
issue in Florida today. The state
is so thoroughly committed to the
construction of a system of good
roads thul this work will go for
ward regardless of who is elected
governor." H ie senator is alto
gether correct in regard to this,
it is past thinking dial Florida
will nt this stage of the game call
u halt in her road building.
Notwithstanding Ibis, consider
able effort is being made to. im
press Floridans tliut unless Chair
man Hathaway is named governor
the building of Florida's road sys-
loivr unyhody.
Wlmi is un issue in the
gubernatorial eninpuign, s
-ad- iiui ciinLTiimi.-is^whgtbri.uLL.
nut our mad building work is t ,
be put sued to the accompaniment
of extiuvuguiKC and wastefulness
— us tin? records show that it bus
been under Chuiimun Hathaway’,
direction or to be carried on ii:
a businesslike manner, with con
tracts let to the lowest responsible
bidders, no favoritism shown unJ
In such munnur that portions of
them will nut cost upproxlmutcly
50 per cent more to maintain for
15 ntonths than they did to con
struct. as in the case of those 2.f>
•biles west of Arcadia.
Stated differently^ the issue in
Florida-- ns (he issue is relate i
to roads—is not one of continuing
road construction, but one of pur
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Candidate ltc{ctertiuii Tux As'-esor
L. 1*. Hagan
Candidate Sheriff
W. E.'White
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Candidate sProurculing- Attorney
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Candidate Legislature Cmup 2
J. I'\ McClelland
Candidate Clerk Court
R. C. Wilcox
( undidule County Judge
J. (i. Sharon
Candidata Const able DiM. I
t andidate lie-electi m County Judge
Jno. (i, Leonardy
Candidate Supt. Public Instruction
Candidate Constable Dial. I
E. E. Walker
Candidate For Sh rriff
Candidate lte.dc<;U»ii Prosecuting A tfy
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LakeMonroeSchool
TUESDAY
,I»r monthly program of tho
Closing exorcises for the Lake
Missionary society of the
Monroe
school were held'.Thursday
Baptist Church will be held
j 'clock at the church, with with many parents and patrons of
ithlecn Mallory Circle in tho school present. An interest
ing program was given by the
A. will hold its regular pupijs und tcnchcrs. The numbers
«at 3:30 o'clock a t £he Odd were as follows:
f| Hall over the Basket. All
Introductory remains by the
<rs are urged »o be present, principal.—M. II. Borland
al ! Department i of
tho ' Welcome Song,
Fourth and
n's Club will have fort- Sixth Grades
/bridge patty nt 2)30 o'clock
Piano Solo, Matildn Jlm'.ncz
club house, with Mrs. Fred
Greetings, Gwendolyn Newsome
(filliams, Mrs. J . C. i Gibbs,
"The
Village ,
Blacksmith,"
L. P. Hagan and Mrs. E . D. Ruth Kncserinan
fu hostesses.
Recitation, Ruby Pnvis
In. S. 0 . Chase Will entertain
"T W Daffodils," Rebn Naughlodge at her home on Onk er ■
put at 3:00 o’clock honoring
"The Barefoot Boy," Margaret
, S. 0. Chase J r .
I’n c stc r (Carson)
FRID A Y
Guitar Solo, Toby Swnggorty
xpression Recital nt the Sem i. .(Mr. Hander and daughter ac
High School a t 8:00 o'clock} companying)
llissrs Mary
and Frances
‘‘L ittle Orphan Annie," Rosa
f* will entertain nt bridge at I a' c Norwood
j o'clock nt the Woman's club,
“I.ittlo Iloy nine,” Antoinette
cring Miss Helen Sheppard of Jiniinej;
York.
Recitntion,'Rentrlcc Carson
Krs. Frank Tnlbtt will' rnterPinno Solo.'Sirs. Pippin
the members of the L otla"This World," Eddio Allen
(in Bridge club.
Recitntion, Tubby Swnggorty
dr*. K. P. Morse will entertain
Violin Solo, Mr. Handel and
members of tho Booklnvcrs daughter
fb at a picnic at the homo of
A Playlet, "L ittle Lady Dres
Fred T. Williams onCrystal den"—Graduating Class
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hililrrn's Story Hour nt 10:00
|lwi ut the Library.
jpils Of Miss Davis
Give Piano Recitals
Wrights Entertain
For House Guests
One of the most enjoyable so
cial affairs of the past week was
that of Friday evening when Judge
and Mrs. Wallace Wright enter
tained al an informal yet most deligl (fill lm ffet supper at their
home on Mellonville Avenue, com
plimenting their
house guests,
Lieut, and Mrs. Al. Williams of
Washington D. C.
The roooms of this ntrnctivc
home were abloom with lavish a r
rangements of eut flowers includ
ing roses, snap dragons, gladioli,
:.i!les ..fid petunias combined witi.
ferns.
A fter a delicious supper , tho
guests were entertained with mov
ing pictures taken by Mrs. W. M.
Glenn, during her visits to various
points of interest. Many other
features were enjoyed during the
evening.
On Saturday afternoon the piano
Ifili of Miss M argaret Davis,
dllted a most delightful re, at the studio of Miss Dnvia
West F irst Street, before a
pa and appreciative audience.
The spacious studio was bright
th baskets and bowls filled with
stel tinted Spring flowers and
ns. Late ip the afternoon, tasty
fnshments were served by Miss
ivii assisted by Mrs A. M. 1’liilj>i and Mrs. W. D. Gardiner.
I The program covered the fel
ting numbers;
“Marche Impromptu", Henson.
Minnie Heck and Miss Davis.
"Valsc Caprice", Itolfe—Thelma
Iwur
fKaiir Waltz Fenris — Dorothy
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A most delightful social Courtesy
Hocking Horse", Gicbel —Anna
fill- Brown
given in honor of Lieut, and Mrs.
rPrlito Barcarolle", .Wbito — AI Williams of Washington, D. C„
the guests of Judge and Mrs. Wal
aura M a e D r o w n .
‘‘Melody", Mana-Zucca.— Marion lace Wright, was the yacht mg'
party given Saturday nftemoon,
|itridgc.
“Gaiety”, Harthaus — Kathleen by Mr. nnd Mrs. George A.Decottes,
aboard their yacht. "The Mertie D".
aaey and Miss Davis.
A fter a most enjoyable •cruise
“Big Ilass Singer", Rolfe—
about the lake, the boat was anc
[irry Jn,. Minarik.
“Scherzo" ,Beer — Eleanor Hick- hored nt Lemon Bluff, where swim
ming and other water sports were
n and Miss Davis.
“Memories of Spring”, Anthony enjoyed. Later in the Evening
u bounteous picnic supper wn‘
Jtunita Smith.
“Swallows",
Bliss — Martha served.
Enjoying this affair were Lieut''
liihop.
(a) "Merry Kong", Rowe (b)Vfmd Mrs. Al Williams, Judge a n '
[Apple Blossoms’, Mana-Zucca Me?. Wallace Wright, Mr. and Mrs'
*rnltnoTTIII“ -------------------------- <h 1>.Ht«h«pT--MsT-«iwJ-At»e,-Joh(v W.
“da Graciyhse'*, Bohm—Louise Meish J r . Mr nnd Mrs. Calvin T ea
gue, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Hons,
[ifkson and Marjorie Du Bose.
“Balludo1',
Burgmuller.—June holder,Lloyd Hoyle, ami Mr. and
Mrs. De Cottes.
tamn.
"The Lion", Engleman.— Ralph
TO GIVE RECITA L
[dir and Miss Davis.
“Mazurka", Lawson.—Cornelia
A piano recital honoring tlie
Ilae.
"Romanza",
Lawson. — Mary Seminole High chool Graduates of
’’1SI28", will bo given by the ad
oulse Merriweather.
"N'urcisiius’’, Slater — Hazel vanced pupils of Mrs, Fannie
Stcnmbridgc Munson, in the Sem i
|ir\ ey.
“Spinning Song", Ellemnreich nole High School Auditorium, Mon
day evening, May 28, at H:l.r>
^Virginia Merriweather.
“The W aterfall", Heins-—Doris o’clock. Assistant vocal talent will
be from the ‘School of Music n*
Hickey.
“Russian Mazurka”
Brownoff. Rollins College, Winter Park. Tin
public is invited to this program.
-Alma Entzminger.
'‘Slumber Sonij", Kerns—MnrMiss Pauline Myers left S a t
orie l)u Bose,
“Valse lirilliante", Duraml — urday for Palm Reach where she
will bpcm! u short time with her
Hetherine Meisch.
“Gypsy Hapwvli'l". Agbfunl.— sister Mrs. Tharp, before going to
her home in Kentucky for the sum
franca* Pearson.
“Japanese Fantasy", Keats— mer.
Jorothy Marrhall.
Mrs. I). G. Hodgkins of New
(a) "How It -Happened" Stick
ler. ( I)> "M ister Sunshine", Bnr* York is visiting in Sanford us the
guest of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
H t - M r s . A. M. Phillips.
“Marche Trintphole", Thulller— J . W. Mrro. Mrs. Hodgkins will
Cirnella Me Rue, Martha Bishop, he remembered here as Miss Marie
Mcro
»nd Frances Pearson.
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Jo e Lee of Fort Myers hns re
turned to his home nfter spending
the past wick here on business.
Judge and Mrs. Wallace Wright
nnd their guests Lieut, nnd Mrs.
Al Williams of. Washington, D. C.,
spent Sunday nt'D aytona Hench
ns the guests of Mr. und Mrs. Ed
Fitzgerald.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Glenn of
Orlando nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed
itzgerald of Daytona were —_nmng the out of town guests at•ndlng the buffet supper given
Friday evening by Judge ami Mrs.
Wallace W right honoring their
quests fLieut. and Mrs. Al Wili
ams.
Of exceptional interest was t^c
bridge pnrty given Saturday after
noon by Mrs. W. J . Thigpen, at
her home on Park Avenue, whea
she entertained two tablet of play
ers. i
guests wore the members
of tl^Rnturday Afternoon Bridge
Club.
A colorful arrangement
of
Spring, flowers brightened
the
spacious living room where the
tables had been placed for the
games. After the usual number of
progressions had been played,
scores were collected and the first
prize, «. nest of china bowls was
awarded Mrs. Robert A. Newman.
At the ten hour, when the bridge
accessories had been removed,the
hostes served a dainty ico coure.
Mrs. M. Martin of "M artin Cotlu ge," leaves Tuesday for her
summer hump "The Martins" at
Highlands, N, C.
Miss Pearl Tatum of Deland,
spent the week-end here as the
guest of Mrs. F. McKenzie Davi
son ut her home on Magnolia Ave
nue,
Miss Huldnh Monrcheud
of
Washington,
D.
( ’., regional
Secretary of the League of Wom
en’s Voters will arrive here Mon
day afternoon to lie the house
guest of Mrs. John l.eoiinrdi at
her home on Holly Avenue.
Among those from Sanford a t
tending tiu* dunce given Saturday
evening by the I’i Kappa Phi
Frutem ity nf Stetson, given ut
the Dei.nnd Country Cluli, were
Miss Emily G riffin. Mi*s Sarah
WheelesH, Mope Huff,
Jam es
Sharon Jr ., and Mr, and Mr*.
John Leunardi,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Itroekway,
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Moughton
and Leslie Moughton
eselhm
and Leslie Moughton spent the
day Sunday very ideosuiitly ut
St. Augustine.
Mr. and Mrs. J . M, Wallace nnd
Mrs. Mary Bishop motored to
Tampa, Monday, where they will
spend n few days. They will he
accompanied home by Mrs. Churl.-*
T. Friends, Mrs. Grady Giilden*
und small daughter, Mary W all
ace UiddctiH. *
Mr. and Mrs. Harry llerrcn
motored to Auhurndale Sunday
where they spent the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ruumcr
nnd young son, left Sum ay morn
ing for their home ut Miami a f
ter spending several days here a*
the guests of Mrs. Buumer’s sis
ter, Mrs. Nathan O. Gurncr.
Miss Betty Waring of Summer
ville, S. C., will arrive here Mon
day evening to visit rs the guest
of Mrs. T. L. Dumas und Mrs.
Raymond C. Phillips.
LONDON, May 17.-*-(lN 8)—
A romance, which began In De
troit, united two rich American:
families today when Miss Muriel
Kismnn was married nt ■the’ Bayswater Presbyterian Church to Hor
ace E. Dodge, son of one of tip*
founders of Dodge Brothers, De
troit automobile manufacturers.
The ceremony took place nt 2:.'lb
P. M. in the presence of a few j
friends und relatives.
Miss Helen Sheppard of New
York is expected to arrive here
Wednesday nnd will be thc-house
gu est.of Mrs. W. Cnuthen Hutch
ison.
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C l . : P u n t - P r i slilt-iu nf tin- l ' l . i t i t 11» \ I ’ l t K S S A S S O C I A T I O N .
Vnti r v n l f w i l l In- n i i p i . ’i l at i il.
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Victor McLaulin of Texas arriv
George Cowan motored to Jack
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Friday to spend a short
sonville, Saturday where h e* spent timehere
visiting his parents, M r, and*
the week-end.
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- a s mart, new Gruen!
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
business properly.
SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO,
.lames Oliver
112 E. Second St.
HEARTS OF
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RALPH W. M ISSING
Mgr.
Slender Stouts
In Ibis attractively priced group there are
effects fur the slender stout.
clever style
Materials are of
plain
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Suggestions
color
Clal
crepe,
printed crepe, striped wash crepe, and other summer silks.
Mhort
for
and long sleeved models for afternoon and sports wear.
IA)SSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER ,
the Graduate
All one price 1 6-50 sizes 40 to 46
Kliznheth Arden Toilet Preparations:
Hauling, Crating Shipping,
and Storage
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Powder, Perfume,
*t.
All parents desiring
to enter their child
ren in Mrs. Turnbull’s Private Kind
ergarten please see
her this week at her
residence in Rose
Court or Phone 8113J.
Hath
Salts,
and
lady
who
every thing for the young
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cares for her skin.
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Attractive lied lights
with
rose
and
blue georgette shades. . . Shell boudior
lamps with
little perfume
cups
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tached.
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Fancy three cornered and square scarfs
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lo match the summer costumes of va
cation days.
Health
Nobby bathing bags, made of Rubber
ized Hliu-k Satin.
The newest thing in
- H I N T S
bathing Ihiks^
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One Package
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Silk underthings of crepe do .chine or
S p e c ia l: k o f E X 45c
Miss Helen Douglass spent the
week end ut Apopka, as the guest
of Miss Katherine Pugh.
Mrs. George Richard Hartley
nnd small daughter of Columbia,
S. C., are visiting here as
the
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. Turner Houser at their
home on Palmetto Avenue.
•RICH FAMILIES# UNITED
On improved City property at 7 per cent. 3 to five year
TO DAY
Mra. Charles Mcrriwenlher nnd
children leave this week for their
summer hoine ut Cloudlnnd Park,
Gat
Miss Fannie Ilcbu Munson nnd
stnnll nephew, Munson Tibhnls,
spent Sunday at Umatilla ns the
guests of Miss Munson’s sister,
Mrs. Howard Tihbals,
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MONEY TO LOAN
PRINCESS
Mrs. George Shipp, Miss Velina
Shipp nnd Miss Mary Alice Shipp!
have returned from Tampa where
they have been visiting ns the
guests of Mrs. P. F. Crnry.
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*t * •* %« ret * "* e-e - to
jersey. Plain or lace trimmed pajamas,
bloomers, step in sets, gowns,
slips
and shorlj skirts.
Hj DR. J. CaJUOWELI*
200 Wctit finro Avc.
Orlando, Florida
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Saturdays
Store Closes
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Saturdnys
THE YOWELL CO.
lllrm lurr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Vaugh
an Jr ., nnd their house guest, Miss
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Lamer of Miami s[>eiit Sundny at Oviedo ns the guests of
friends.
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R. E. Johnson of Miami vs in
the city for n few days attend
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NKW AI.UANY. Miss., J
— (INS) — Three daughters t
Owens, editor t>r the New
Gnxete, were burned to
early today while Mr. and
Owens narrowly escaped
their lives us tbeir borne w
utroyed by fire.
Elizabeth Owens, IK, one
victims, was to have gru
from New Albany High
next week. Her two sisters,
Owens, 111, and Helen Ow'I"i
Jilin, William Owens, 2S. died Middfniy from uculv-imligcHliiui. lie
was stricken while driving with bis
wife ami ilieil before
reaebillg
Imme.
Cause of ibis morning's I'iie wa.
lint known. At .'I \. M , I lie home
Maidenly burst into llana-s, Mr.
and Mrs. Owens were awakened
by tile nmi' of I In- file and fled
In tIn* street* barely
in tj in., I»ave I lien lives. Kffiirts to rescue
their daughters were in vain.
b i t ICS<. K S I ' K \ h S
D K T I t n I T . May
21. (IN S )
Ncliusl iall S K j es g c ,
mi l l i onai re
( b a i n store owner , tndny
broke
I lie silence In- maiii lni oed chrougl i
lbe di voiee -ill11 of Dor i s M i n e r
Kr e sge ci, di elan-, “ I ' m gl ad to bi
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Chamber Plans To
Hold Election For
Officers Of Year
Radio Director and
Recording Artist
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of fill- year s ago, the f o r mc i M i s .
I'.milv <* Ne l l D.’lvil'S, went ell tile
ks
agai n
today
w hen
Mr\ andi-i lull filed a i b v o l i o
avtlotl
in Nitw|nir| s u p e i i n r vonrl.
F R A N K J. Q L A C K
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of In i
m o t lu-t in-lavv, Mr s . A l f r e d
Van
dvi l .It, i|i( action wa s wi t l nl r a wn.
S iiI.m i|,n-nily. she m i n e to live
j wi th her biisbaml and her d.i ngbtei
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The Woman who started out to fill her
library onl}^ with books with red bindings, or books whose names suggest red
—“Red Pepper Burns/’ “The Song of
the Cardinals,” “The Scarlet Letter” —
made a whim the basis of her choice.
She wasn’t particularly interested in the
merits of those books. Her aim was to
fill up space.
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liiu d flfw w it C D ir p r ti
r iir lifiin r Candidate Declares
lie Was First One To iSlnke
Touted as a likely \vinnei*nf the
Real Concrete. Charge Of
Pyle pilgrimutre Is little Pete (!nCraft Against Road Head
vtitsi the Frem-Irltnlian-Kaaliwh
* toward, late of tile steamship Ma
M ELBOURNE. May l« .~ W n !v .
jestic, who Is entered a s ,from
Southampton, England*
•lolm Sale, n .'! l-yenr-ohl Finnish '
runner of Fnssalr, N.
Is nnnthef ” •
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likely camlltlnle for the hunlnn ‘ '' .
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honors, helieves (iuvuzxi will crack '■
before New York is reached and
"This Ti
that he himself will trot in first at ('arH„n
the end of the long trail in Cloth- |jnj|,,
r(f,
uip. Salo has lost almost 20
t,xt«»rti«.
|Munds in tin1 rare ami now weighs i Department
olily.1-1:1 pounds.
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A Hard Stretch
lies eonfirn
The hardest dtretch in the entire hy Will Ma
grind, according to Salo was in kins nf Ft.
Texas, where clay stuck to the
" I am in
runners' shoes, weighing them “that tonigl
down like lead. Before he reached P1’*- will glvi
Texas Halo wore out six pairs of Brlarhill
shoes uni! between Texas and Chi* showing off
engo he went through u dozen its nnkcdnC!
mnre.'
Carson to
Salo is one of the unique runners * ntts ltnd I
in the mrun l hurt. lie does nut fidnPP"ri‘n
low slriel training methods and ,h " . S!,t,'‘r'"
unlike many of ..........
eontesi>»'
ants foregoes showers and rub-
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Yet when you buy books, you are
concerned with w hat’s inside them.
And when you buy a flashlight, a re
frigerator, a radio-you want wiser
than whimsy buys. You want to
know the inside goodness of those
products, know it before you buy
them, be persuaded by what s inside.
You may hesitate between two flash
lights. You can’t tell by the appear
ance which is good, or which is bet
ter. Advertisements could tell you.
Read the advertisements. Then you can
know a product to its center-to its
last chapter of service—before you buv
S ib le y A n s w e rs D u r a n t
•“Iim m‘ ! l,rant lor hiR courtesy in replyon Jn 1ht* SttnCurcl Herald of MaV 17, <1
,n*,hTI)^ a goodly liumfierof
m I iHtnct N o .,{ whom he did not interview
i taxpayers Committee, which throimh a misald was wrongly named “Lake l\larv Taxpavas a meeting was held in District No. 3 where
gwood, Altamonte, Hear Lake and Lake Monere represented, there were men present who
ax, and have lived in the County fully as long
osen one of a e ommittee at that meeting,
Knowing the advertisements habitually
means always strength-buys
R ea d advertising often
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Announcements
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
For some ambitious young men
or young ladles who want to
Jenrq it good trade and get n good
position ‘when they have become
competent. Have situations avail
able every few days. If interested
ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford
Herald office.He will be glad to
explain it to you.
The daily patronage of hundreds of the
1
I! .
people of Sanford proves that this Classi|
fied Section is giving the kind of service
everybody wants, and the success of these
y — In s tr u c tio n *
S L E E P . W ELL on a genuine
Ueautyrest
mattress.
Price
$3D.f>0. Gilbert MeGriff Furniture
Co., 23 E. Church St., Orlando.
F IB R E Bed-davenport suite for
living room only $108. GilbertMeGriff Furniture Co. Orlando.
10— Livestock
2G— Miscellaneous For Sale
SPEC IA L weekly rates at San FAYING BU SIN ESS FOR SA LE:
Very iitxral terms with small
ford’s home-like hotel. Seminole
down
payment on business that is
Hotel.
established and paying. If you a t :
in the market for a profitable bus
15— Apartment For Rent
iness investigate Ibis. BOX 127'J,
y-Mc or Granada Dry Gingci
Ale mil 705. Prompt Delivery. TWO APARTMENTS. U rg e cool Care HERALD.
looms. Low rates. 010 Park Ave.
TKUDUC1NG Ixmg’s Pure Pork NICELY FURNISHED
gniage
Sausage. 117 Magnolia Avt.
apartment. 1101 Film.
es tested tor glasses by Dr
Davis. Opposite Court House.
CLEM ENTS APARTM ENTS. Aj»
ply Apt. No. 1.
W ILL SA C R IFIC E for immedin'e
sale. 1 Piano, "Rudolph": wood
range "M ajestic": Kitchen Cabinet
in .L FIND genuine Kiddi.'
ivnojis et Gilbert MeGriff Fu m i TH REE ROOM furnished Apart "Sellars" Bedroom Suite, Rugs.
ment. Private
entrance. 218 Mrs. It. R. Eldridgc, I'aola Florida.
te
2a E. Church St. Orlando,
French Ave.
ONE SU IT E of rooms for light
house-keeping and garage: I BOAT FOR SA L E : 30 foot bridge
bedrooms
for rent, Mrs. IxuiviU.* deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
DO DU ft
Wist
Corner
Elm and 3rd. Phone fully equipped, sleeps six. Price
insure cars and Graham truck*.
lensonable. P. (). Box 038.
137
W.
Elm and 13th. Street Phone 3.
FU RN ISH ED
I rooms; bnlh.
Downstairs, (lo se in. 211 Laurel. FLORENCE Oil cook stoves are
(llJOINS £ COWAN Co. Auto Phono 1‘JU-VV.
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert
radiator and sheet metal works.
MeGriff Furniture Co, Orlando.
»7 French Avenue. Phone 7IC-W. F U R N I S H E D A P A R T M E N T win.
bath and garage. $30 per month.
Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Ninth SEM IN OLE fell mn'/rresses, ab
or Library
solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert
HUPS-MARMON
Sanford Automobile Co.
L E FFL K R A PARTM EN TS: furn- 21)— Permanent Waving
ttl Magnoiia Ave.
Phone 137.
failed. 3 toum and' garage. At
tractive summer rates. Apply 804 Perr.anent Waving—lovely natur
—Husiness Service
al permanents as low as $5.00
Magnolia Plmne 280*W.
500 First Nutional Bunk Bldg
IKE D ELIV ERY by our own Apartment for rent at 317 Park Phone 180.
truck to Sanford, ju st the same
Ave. Phone 852—J,
' it you lived in Orlando. Gilbert
(Political Announcements)
IrGriff Furniture Co., 23 E. Small garage apartment. Call 251.
n u t t %\ \ s » * :n % o H
‘Iturth St. Orlando.
I lii-i e b ) 11ll ill l II lire to { In- pro pi l
Modern
furnisht-ft
apartments.
-Automobiles
16— Houses For Kent
II. A. HALVERSON
FOR REN T: furnished house Vir
"ii,.(• painting, interior decora
ginia Avenue, Murvanin $50.
ting. Phone -I32-W.
Unfurnished house, I*10(1 Magnolia
li’ ANSFER Service of all kinds. Ave., near schools, $15. Will rent
Phone 570-W or 3302. C. E. indefinitely. Write or wile Scruggs.
Belle Glade. Fla.
hoi polling.
WIGHT PRIN T SHOP
SNAPPY service on any tiling in
printing. A plume call will get
V"ur man. Phone 417-W. 0 Railtoad Avo.
LEAN UP YOUR OLD W ALLS
VITII THE NEW W ALL PAINT
OMKTiUNG
NEW AND DET
ER FOR FU RTH ER
1NFORIATION. CALL PHONE 235-.I
SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANORR, FLA.
LANEY'S DRUG
STO RE— Pre
scription*, Drugs, Soda. We are
45 near a* your phone. Call 103.
COM lM.ETELY I'm uishvil S)iaiuali
bungalow on lligb Stu-ct. 2 bi*il
KmiiiN, living room, dining nook,
kitchen equipped with
electric
n.mgc and walci hcutci (imugc
$50. mmithly, inquiu- ui Herald
(ifficc.
6— Help Wanted MaJe
NEMPLOYED MAN OR WO
MAN can make good living and
own boss if have enrall amount
capital. ■ Business established
■iv in Sunford and will clear
vner $100 monthly. Address Box
I Care Herald.
27— Money lo Loan
ON W HITE or comred property.
B. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel
Bldg.
We solicit application for first
Mortgage loans on the best type
of residences anil Mercantile Build
ings in Sanford ut an interest rate
ANTED:
----- Fifty carpenters i t or II pc. and up, depending on the
hew Paola School. Union S cale. character o f the loan, construction
* ‘-nty b ricklayers. Apply, Con- and Ideation of buildings.'
C. S. HOAG 4 COMPANY
»ctor of J„|,,
7 W. Church St.. Orlando.
7—Situation Wanted
want pa i
( Floors,
A,‘ " "h>
N«*hing.
h04-W(,
pon
kind'
r>00 E
- |
Inside work.
t a b
Mortgage Loans
in Improved residence and business
See our local Counsel,
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
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A. V A U O I I A N .
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I h c 27 t h S u n a l o r i u l d l n t r l r l coin- ■pf S h e r i f f si n! wi l l s p p t e d M * s u p ;
po s e d nf S r n i l t n i l s l l r e v a r d ITuun- port In I h * J u n e Prl nt ui v.
r i m Tine i.ij i i s t . A i i n r
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M K. W. M. Kl CI t
irullc l-rli.iury. I hereby anlinunre p r i m a r y l o be he l d J u n e 6t h. 192*
If e l e c t e d I p r o m i s e t o r u n l l n u t
my ea nil'll a ey (nr I he I In use of
l u l l s|| I ' . I I I F F
ltiqu i m i i I iiI Ii rs as x mumher o( l o w ut k f ur t he b e s t I n t e r e s t uf t he
1 lie i i l i i a n nun ri f f niv i*a ml lilacv
I i n , up 2
ll immi oalml I pi-flu* d i s t r i c t a n d I I n v i t e y o u t o my f ur t i r l i i ' t i i i i i i>. tin ni l Ii* **f eh i i my hr.t rd m l. In behalf of Ih. r e c o r d o n s u c h I m p o r t a n t l e y l s l a - Ift uf S f ml nol i i ' uoi i I v Mi hp' f i lu
people of Ri'ininiile I'ouniy
The Do n u* gu' i d r o ads , c o o s e r v a l i o n uf Mu a . tluli ..I Hu i . . l f i e In Ilii
cry liiy neeil nf the pimple of Flnrl- uur n a t u r a l r e s i i u i r e s , rei i ur l l i . i i of D f i u u i i a l l p pi im.H i lu I" hf l i l l u s t
iln In T»* Belief, cnperlnll)* reiluc- s l a t e l u x e s and e d u c a t i o n . I si-k J u n e
I
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TWO FAMILY huu>c ■hrap. .Six
room boil ac, well lovatcd. 1 wo
ntory seven room bouse, all new,
every convenience. We can come ti
tlimrlhullon
of
the
an agreement, A. ! ’• Connelly A ei|uilnhl.
pienenl fi\i' rent g.imllhn tax
amniix Ih* Slate Itoail Departmont,
Sons.
Srhnnl*. I'nunllee noil I’ltle..—parFURN ISH ED modern home at 102 llcnlurly Ihr c'licnlls* anil Fltloe,
If lionoreil by the nomination I
W. 10th St. $10. per month.
promlee In derole all the eneray
and experience Hint I po.se.s toM C E F IV E ROOM house. 2112 ucciimpll.b Dial end.
K W PI4HMAN. Jr.
Palmetto Ave. Phone 304-W.
BUILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation
h'ixo* and general cement work.
Mu aide Concrete Co. J . K. Ter- TEN ROOM hou-e depirnble loca
"illcger. Prop. 3rd and Elm.
tion. Suitable for rooming bouse
METAL ROOFING: Tlie Roof Ev nr two families. Located at -102
erlasting.
Metal
shingles (Ink Ave. Apply W. II. l^mg 11 <
landing seam tin and galvanised Magnolia.
foofs. See JumeS 11. Cowan. Oak
2 6 — Farms For Sale
Aw and Third St. Phone 111.
PHONOGRAPH— repairing, piano j-’IVE ACRE tract with residence
on Beat dal) Avc„ also twenty
.Vuinnit by a x jerta with 17 years
acre tract Palmer’s subdivision.
**pcriencc. Sanford music store
Bargain, see
Nick Zernovean.
h$i *d G i i t - S b r p p # ,
Mrlaandar
A r■Beurdall A-* '
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French
tin e x c l u s i v e
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Indianapolis Paper
Given $500 P r i z e
For Best S e r v i c e
interview
with
Intelnutionul
News
Service.
Classified Ads regularly!** ^
10— It Plants Anti Mmvers
Frigidaire; Murphy steel kitchenr-Gnrngr:— ?xrt'ttrnr~ neighbor
In Snnford l’uint & Wall Paper hood: rent very reasonable. Pork
Apartments, No. 5. Phone 818—Jfan.
con
I tvlsli to announce that I am a
candidate for the office of Const.
able. District No. I. Scmlllolc CnttllD Florida, l a i d district cnmprlsInK
i le. ih.tr prtetnets No's. 1, 2, 9, 1. 9,
10. II. 12 subject to the will of the
vutci* in the Democratic Primary
to he held mi Jane filh. A D, 192*
Voui mi ppm I will he npprrclnl‘'il.
J. M. (VIC) V1CKKIIY.
PA RIS. May 21.—“My father
was l hi* Hint to fly across tho
English Channel, 1 hm! hope to lie
the first fo fly across the Atlantic,
and who knows, my son—ho isn’t
horn yet—might be the first to
fly across the Pacific,1' said the
twenty*three year old Louis llleri-
give. Make a habit of reading these
14— Rooms Without Hoard
—Lost And Found
run mviTAiu.K
I wi s h «o a n n o u n c e t h a t t a m
it Candida to f u r t h o o f f i c e o f ( ' u n
s t a b l e for
Ju s t i c e of the
Pence
D i s t r i c t No.
4 Seminole
Co un t y
F l o r i d a , sai d J u s t i c e o f t h e P e a c e
District C o mp r i s i n g
F l e c t i o n I’r r c i ni s . No' s I. t. J . 4, 9. 10. 11, A 12.
subject to the decision of the Dem
o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o be b e l d on J u n e
Oth. A. D. 193*
I wi l l a p p r e c i a t e f o u r s u p p o r t .
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-NEW YORK. May 21.— (IN S ) —
Judges -in llie Columbia . Uni
Louis Blerlot, J r . ,
wqis . t o i l i n g
versity
content
in journalism
iiis i i l ni i s ( n r c r o s s i n g t l i e A t l a n t i c
two of the
1’ulitzor
in n u n j i n n y w i t h L u c i e i t B o s s o n t r n t awarded
4
mill t h e n-iisuiiM f o r e r r t n i i t npul i - jirizes
to imwapapers > in two
f l r n t i n i i s t h e y i n t c i n l t o m a k e in different slates, 'but for
practi
their uttemjit.
r o it ro ssT A P i.n
cally the saute class of service.
No N o n - S t o p A t te m p t
1 xx I nI» |i. a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 a m a
To the Indianapolis Times was
rniHlIitate f o r ' i tic* of Mr© o f Con*
" W e now have no intention of
xtnhlf
Ml gt rl rt
No. 4, Smi i Ui u1*
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Z, J . 4 !♦. 10, 11 & I.*. M l h j r e l t o y o u n g niui^.’ " A f t e r a l l ‘ e o i n m e t v i u l
and must .meritorious j'llhlie ser
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i f rulereo by, an r American
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fa t o ' e s t a b l i s h ‘ t l i e f i r s t c r o s s i n g newspaper
in 1027. The award
Y o u r s u p p o r t wi l l t»© n p p r r r l n t e d .
of
a regular
Irailsatlfintic
s e r was based on the exposure of iliu
A. I). ( A r t i e ) S M I T H .
vice."
political vomtplion in Indiana.
,
r o l l r o t M T Y j m h i i -:
W i t h t h i s idea
i n nt i nd
w i t h Another $5(i(i prize was awarded
I h e r e b y rtimoiiiin* my r a n d l d n c y
f or t U o f f i c e o f I ' m i n t y J u d g e <*f a s t o p a t t h e A z o r e s c o n t c u i j J u t e d ,
Gtover Cleveland Hall, of tlie
Ht-in I not e C o u n t y ,
FlorlJn,
subject
Political A n n o u n ce m e n ts
i n I hi* net l**n of t he D e m o c r a t i c i i uj ni r t i i n t c h a n g e s in t h e p l a n e . * o Montgomery
Advertiser, for the
P a r t y o n J u n e Mb . I M S .
My earn
be u s e d h a v e k e e n m a d e . T l i e f l y
r u n j i s t ' i a o r er.ACB
best
editorial
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t h e r e b y n i m o u n e r toy c n i u l l t l ar y c o u n t y a n d we n o l l r l t t he atippnr
his articles on tlie floggings
of
m i l e s t t o lestf t h a n 4,0(10 m i l e s .
( o r J n M l c a ■>( p e a c e of D i s t r i c t No.
Vot e* of ( h e p e o pl e
III
Hie
" O u r p l a n e wi l l
be a Bler iol
Alabama.
4. s u l i j e r t t o t h e d e c i s i o n o f t he mill
i i lug I >r niMii .it le l *i l in a r> e l r r
v o t e r * In tIm D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y eoi
tuonojdane, exjilaiued
M. B l e r i o t .
Newspapers may get a hint
(In l! 1f lit I* 111"*i |vl e ‘ nee fit i n el c
t o he he l d on J o u r 5 l h . A. D. 1321
me
(u Mil?* o l f i c r l xvlll g l v r t he m " w i t h f o u r H i s p a n o m o t o r s o f 2 5 0
DAVID RPBUIl.
from
the action uf this committee
a n e f f l d u n f , e f f i ' c l H e and eemi nml i i
II. B. e a e h . T h e s e ' m o t o r s a r e a b
a I ad ml n( - I i mf hni
of eminent journalists. Especially
HAMl K i . A I* W I L K I N S O N .
| solutely new an d a r e being made
nevvsjiapers that are so
ru n n t it k
i.r.fiisi.A T t h i :
espi H-i ai l y f o r u s b y t h e l l i s p l i n o those
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BEA U TIFU L young milk row for
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Houimin Bros. Phone 82.
MMONS ACE Springs arc ah- NEW IRISH Potatoes for Sale. 5e
lb. Sweet Potato plants for sale.
solutely guaranteed t<> please
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Church St., Orlando.
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tri ct. s u b j e c t to t he wi ll
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T n I h e D e m o c r a t i c V o t e r s of T h e
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Cleveland, May 2 ! . — A n o U t » In
dication of the wide spread ram IBcation of business all o v e r . tb«
United S t a t e s Is sbown In tba new
tclegrupbic order service on com
mercial photographs. Just Instituted
by tho com m ercial jihotograimcrB of
(bo United HtaicW,
It lias been
planned and organized ta response
to the apparent need for quick
service by many manufacturing
and inert liandising companies and
•rgaiiizatioiis which have branches
or dcalern all over Die country, and
which often want a photograph of
a factory, a niavlilnu or a salesroom
In some distant city.
Heretofore, If a m anufactu rer In
St. I .mils, for example, needed a
photograph of a piece of machin
ery or a salesroo m . In S e a ttle, his
only method was to write or wire
to someone in Hoaltto to get It for
lilin. If h r > a i l u direct reju vsenta*
liv e In S ea ttle, he would get It. but
otherwise the S e a ttle man q)lghl o r
might not lake care of It.
Now. a directory of reliable c o m -'
tnerctal photographers In eltlcs all
over the country has been printed^
and distributed to oath. Tim 8t.|
Louts m anufactu rer ran place w ith’
bis St I.mils plmlngrawhrr. who h e (
knows Is anxious to serve him. an*
order for the S ea ttle jihulograplut
T h e St. Louis photographer telo-j
graphs instructions to one od I i i *
S e a ttle men listed in tho directory.!
T h e S e t t l e man makes tho pbetogiapli. tT’inls llte negative to the B O
I f i n s photographer, who prlnta It
and delivers the tlnlshed photo
graph to Ihe Hinuutncluror, Jual a s ’
if it had been taken In St. lamia.
Although tlie service has
been started, reports tn tho head
q uarters of tho I'liotngraphora’ Aasoelalloii nl AnoTlca hero ahow
il’ttl one m anufactu rer has had ICt
photographs taken In ua many
elilea, that a printing press msnt>
fncltirrr Is using this service to
get jdiologruphs of every I n s t a l l * ,
Bon In th e cunr'try/ and t b it ' *
steel window fratnn m anufacturer 1*
doing tho sam e thing
Most o f ,
tbrnr largo patrons of tho now ijra.1
tern are using the photographs In
advertising.
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SHIRTING ROODS
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to the will of
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T h e r e by t a k e I h l * hi el hod of a n et ■ In t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to Hi* voter* at tile Democratic P r i
mary on Ju n e 6, i » j *
n n u n c l n s my c a n d i d a c y
for
t he
be he l d on J u n e M b . A D. 192*
office of Couaty Pro«ecutlna A ttor
D. l c T H U A S I I F . i l .
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IV K W H I T E
t wo y e a r s u n t i l
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d i s t r i c t w a s Ihe will nf th s v-itara la the Demo
m e r g e d I n t o t h * F o u r t h D i s t r i c t I cratic Prim ary of Ju n e 6.
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English ChannelPlans To
Conquer Atlantic Ocean
(Political Announcements)
Proved Success
When a "d ry " refuses to work) nt a bar, and ran get no other job,
should he he entitled lu unemploy*
mint dole? That is the question,
that puzzled the officials of Ire
land recently. A younth of 18 w a x
receiving unemployment dole nnil
was offered employment at a pub
lic-house bar at wages commenc
ing nt $7.50 a week and three
meals a day. The youth said he
was a teetotaller, and refused the
offer, whereupon his unemploy- V
ment dole was stopped on the
grounds that he "iinreasnnahly re
I would like to take o ff on tin t fused a job offered to him." The
date, which would he the ninetieth Court of Referees refused his np*
anniversary “ f that great event. plication for resumption of his.
It might bring me good luck.**
dole, hut when he put the case
before an umpire under the Unemployment Insurance Act it w a * ,
ordered resumed without further
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President Aw ards
M edals O f Honpr
FORMATION OF
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S A N F O R D F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . M A Y 19. 1028
___
Directorate To
M eet Monday To Discuss
P lans F o r A n n u a l Poll
“LiN D f
EPIC HOP YEAR
AGO SUNDAY
American Citizen
Killed By Bandits
S.ftirfr
OtlciK.
MEXICO CITY, May l? —
(INS)—Harry Wilson, a Unite,d
states citizen, nnd supt. of tho
Union Oil Terminal at Tampico,
by Mexico
bandits
was killed
Ktiicolby
»near- the Cuchara* Rlvwr. said
a dispatch from Tampico to
day. The killers took $1,000
from Wilson's pocket.
’
Wilson w s,
carrying oil
company funds. The body
found by Otto atelnkruger,
manager of tho Union Oil Ter
minal. Tho shooting occurred
yesterday.
•
•
Wa s h in g t o n , May. 19—
(INS)—Kor outstanding feats
of bravery in connectoin with
the saving of life upon rail
roads,
President
Coolldgr,
Plans for the unnunl Chamber votes will bo tahulnted. Only those
^ I* ^v1 » P"*®"*^* •
through the Interstate Com
whoso memberships arc paid to
of
Commerce
election
o
f
directors
merce Cdmmlsrlon, today pres
President Mai
date will receive ballots, it wtut Long, Slim Youlh FromWrat
and officers will he made at n stated.
ented bronse medals to Miss
• ’
cipal Talk
Entered Silvery Hued FInne
Knight, IK -Mattoon, 111., Though Entire Arrangements meeting of the board on Monday at
Two polls will probnbly be madeDeficiency A c t Given Jessie
On
May
20th
And
Departed
Are Held In Secrecy ItHas the Valdez Cafe, according to np it was unpounced, The first will he
and Chas. W. Van Huron, of
Anniversary
For Hi» DestlnntlonlnPnrla
Approval In Record Jackson, Miss. On July 1.7, 19Ileeome Definitely Known unnodneempnt today by E. J. Trot* for tho purpose of selecting a
bration Of
Knight snatched three
Organization Is BoingMadc ter,secretary’. The meeting will be group of eight nominees itml Uio
TimC So Senate Can 27,'Miss
children from the path of a big
finni pull will be for the selection W a s B ade Goodbye
gin nt 12:15 o’clock.
Have It N e x t W e e k four. Van Buren saved a smalt B ig Concern W ill
of the four directors.
Four
directors
arc
to
be
chosen.
B y Fam ous Flyers
^ ) d from being -un over by pn
itiii
When tho board meets Monday
Tho
terms
of
three
directors,
E.
F.
jTTilftis
idbis 'tentrul
-------- _ Trifln
..... at Jack.
H ave 5 Factories Householder, S. O. Shlnholscr ami Secretary Trotter expects to sub
son, Mlsr., m.Fu'pt 5,. 1920.
All World Rejoiced As Word
R. J. Holly, expire this year and In mit n report of the yenr’s activities
Twenty nln» -nee1!« of this
Was FlashedThat American
Powerful Capitalists To Hack ndditinn one vacancy on the board of tho Chamber o f Commerce. He
character have 'rJ , awarded
will
also
render
the
report
to
the
Had Made Successful Trip
Largest AlrplancMnnufact- is to he filled.
since tlv enactmev.Y of the Med^
now board following, the election.
'Ballots
are
expected
to
be
moiled
uring
Corporation
InWorld
NEW YORK. May 19.— (INS)—
Vote On Boulder P a m als ot Honor Acts in 1905.
out to the membership early next The incoming directors will convene
shortly after tho election to select On a rather drab, misty rooming. S. S. Mohawk IsBonchodAflcr
7 T
NEW
YORK,
Mny
19
.—
(INS)—
week,
Mr.
Trotter
snid.
Tho
dircc’ Bill Im probable B e
officers for tho ensuing year.
Colliding
With
Jefferaon
to
rwill
set
tho
dntc
on
which
the
in May a yrnr ago tomorrow the
Though complete arrangements
While Running InDenseFog * ANDOVER, Ma33.. May
cause O f Filibuster
usual <nlm of Roosevelt Field waft|
are held in secrecy, it became I
Off Atlantic IHghlands NJ. — (INS)— Tho academy,,
broken when word spread like wild
secondary Bcnool,
known
today
lthnt
tho
largest
air*
|
WASHINGTON, Mny 1 9 —
NEW YORK, Mny 19.—(INS)— b y President; Coo
fire that “ Llndy’a gmng'.”
ernfe manufacturing -cstrpoftitlon
(INS)—The plnns of adminis
oa one of tho greatest lac
“
I.lndy”
was
that
tall,
sl'm
lint
Tho liner Mohnwk, of the-Xly«Jc in mouldity W L hoblta
in the world is now in progress of
tration lenders to adjourn the
less youth with tlm touMc-halr Line, with 195^ passengers and
formation, backed by three of
thoughts o i America s
Seventieth Congress next Sat
who hud zoomed into tho flying
Benqratlons.
crew
aboard,
was
boached
lat«
to
l a . ' lD
x dW
a orhjjr
America’s
most
powerful
capital
field in Ills silvory-hued mono
urday were n step nearer fulday off Atlantic Highlands. N. J., orincinal addr^ii-^Lt thd 1
ists.
•
***
plane,
“
Spirit
of
St.
l>mls,”
from
fillment -Utfny M low inft the Chamber* Will Give Repdri
The new concern, which experts
the West u few days before amt after being in collision with tho anniversary ' celebr^i
Oh ContlitlonK
Fuitiri sny will usher in a new dny in the
(in
f'nmiitions And future
Phillips Academy hate,,
action o f tth^Houac
in passing
fa .
Business In An Effort To history of nviation, wll1 hnve Chnng Tso Lin Determined Championship Battle Between quietly announced ho would at S S. Jefferson, of tlie Old Domln- more attention to the e _ _
Urn second deficiency approtempt
a
non-stop
flight
to
Far1
*Mandeil
Ami
McLarnin
Is
Nationalists DeContinue R i v e r Service five 'factories, one each in Balti
tho standards
auch Inrtlto'
a • good.
---1 T
To*Vight
_____
Tr
n
..i i\tr
rd T
nu> On
On ills plane .looked
Put
Off UniFor Tk
Third
Time
It* |1AU ion Line.
miation bill in record-break
He
Danner
ToForelgners;
The
captain
of
the
Clyde
liner
The
President
mad#
a
more, Clucngo, Buffalo, Isis An*
Account Of Foul Weather crossed tho country in two jumps
ing time.
,
„
Clyde Line officials, who recent^
Jnpan*Y’lVnsidera New Move
from Washington to Job b
reported
at
3:48
P.
M.
Eatscrn
gelerf
and
the
fifth
in
a
Southern
—from
Snn
Diego,'
Cal.
to
St.
The deficiency bill, nlwaya n |y announced their intention Jo dis
Units, and from St. Louis to New Daylight Time by Radio that his ceremonies at tl»la plonNtBY James L. K1I.GALLKN
harbinger . of adjournment, wa- continue the St. Johns river ser city to be selected later. The ltofLONDON, May 11».— (INS)
schoola. T
York. But it luid only one t«°torl ship, surrounded by n heavy fog, American
International New* Servio.*
wnt to the Senate and Immediate vice and who Were subsequently falo plant is already in operation.
Addressing
the student
Marshal
Chang
Tso
Lin,
dictat
was
close
in
against
n
high
*#•
Cotnuiander Richard L. Byrd s
Staff Corresponderi
ly referred to the appropriations requested to wltiidraw the petition
The company will lie known as
wall, and that it would bo impos alumni on the - academy .
or
or
the
Poking
Government
und
trl-motored
piano
was
being
care
the
General
Aircraft
Corporation
NEW
YORK,
May
19.—The
romniittee. Administration leaders
tiding the ntihmlsslon of n report
sible 1o take passengers and crew Mr. Coolldge pointed out tfaat tta
announced it would be called up in LT chambers of commerce, repres and has been organized by tl.ra* Genoralisslmo of tho North China lightweight championship battle fully groomed for the first trans ashore by boat. Owing to the heavy student mind ia at tha Id w tar
the Senate early next week, thus enting Cltlen along the river, Will stockholders of General Motors, armies, has rejected the sugges between Sammy
Mandeil, tho Atlantic flight at the time. The backwash of tho tidcrun beating plastic stage at the age of raatrtWesterner wasn’t racing anybody.
culation at * secondary iehooL
although the latter lias no connec tion of Japan that fa* retire into
paving the way for adjournment give their answer ft a
Rockford, 111.,
“ Sheik,"
«nd He made that plain. He was simply against tho wall.
“ It ia for this reason that our
scheduled
to
be
held
sometime
new
tion
wit
It
tlfe
new
concent,
uicorJ*
May 26.
'
...
Const
guard
officers,
who
im
Manchuria
ant)
avoid
a
decisive
••Baity Faced1’ Jimmy McI.aroin going whet) tho weather wos O. K.
secondary
schoola sue of auch
Several protento Ogoin-U Hits week in DeLond, according fo E. J. ing to reports.
mediately started government craft
buttle with the Southerners (Nat
adjournment date were voiced by Trotter, secretary of the Sanford, The name* of the* throe oriruuu ionalists), snid an Exchange Udc- of tho Pacific Const, which was This particular morning ho sat in out to tho rescue, stated taht tn great importance," ha said. “ When
hotly.
students now enter th^yoliege t*
scheduled for tonight, was post n flivver, now and then squinting
friends of the Boulder Dnm BtU. trade
ull probability it would bo neccslf the steamship company of- zers have not yet been revealed. graph dispatch from Toklo this poned at noon today by Tex at tho murky
“
,l
d^csn
1
who declared the Senate should be
I,.
A.
Lustig
and
George
Town
sury to trans-ship those aboard tho arc no longer of an i;
carry out tnuir. present
in
afternoon.
ls-----.
Rickard
promoter, because of look had—1 guess we’ll go," ho re
age. HabiN of thought have
eiven an opportunity- to vole on ficia
tentions, freight and passenger send, of Chicago, nrt. acting as
Japan pointed out tho possi unpromising wcntlu-r conditions. marked. By “ wo” lie meant himself Mohawk. Meanwhile, the Jeffer
the measure. Administration cod service between Sanford nnd Jack agents for the corporation, it was
son reported that the forepark was fixed. The college can TO
bility of /oreign lives nnd propgether refashion lU J W
ers opposed a further delay how- sonville which hns het-n maintain learned, and they are to arrive in ertle!) becoming endnngored if It wns the third postponement in nnd his plane.
The mechanics were emptying full of water and that »ho was About the best it can do la
evrr in the belief that n well-or- ed for many years, will bo discon Buffalo today in u phme piloted Marshal Chang should slake his ns many days.
badly.
'
.
Rickard was unable to immedi flvc-gailon runs of gasoline into leaking
gunizrd filibuster will block nny tinued may 31.
Bert Acosta, one-of the many fortune upon a decisive conflict
Captain Hammond of tho Jet- carry them on in the eouYae they
by
the
plane.
Workero
hurried
back
ately
set
a
new
date
for
the
Following unnodneement of the pilots signed by the company. Ap...i.. on »hn
Hmihler Dnm
vote
the Roulder
Dnm hill ever*
ferson reported the condition of have alr«*d begun .Whlla the
plnns, chambers of com nroximatcly 70 aviation specml- with tlie Nationalist army which fight |*cau*e Monday night, and nnd forth, doing this thing and HU vessel to his lino office by of our universities are very
if Congress remained in session company’s
is
invading
the
Peking
area.
Mnrproximatcly
.
.
.
.
.
.
merce In the eiver ureu stuged u isis, gathered from the Altai tic
other dates in the near future, Dint. With excitement about the wireless. “ Stem broken and bent, and every effort ahould be
for another three weeks.
sliul l liang was quoted ns reply
The Iloulder Hum opposition lias nipptiiiir In Dditluli Tin* noun* Aircraft Factory, builders of tm ing to Japan that he was deter conflict with Die fight shows liangnrs, tho crowd grew. Police he stated. “ Foropcnk full of w» to beet them. It does not
hilled by other local clubs. Rick established a “ dead line" and kept
from
felt for tho last two weeks in merit of the Meeting, Mr. Trotter famous Fokkcr planes.
that sufficient emphasis baa bo<
mined to flght.i
ter.”
.
ard was endeavoring to placate the throng back of-the ropos.
lousideration of the $288,000,000 said, was that-except for tho pas Wright Field, Ohio., «iml other
Tho Mohawk nt tho tlmo of the placed on the needs of our secon
Since the decisive defeat of tlie
senger business which the Clyde
Tho
imperturbable
Ghnrlcs
a
.
tax reduction bill. Minor amend Line enjoyed, discontinuance of points have been engaged uceordord- Northern army in tin* Shantung other promoters so tliut lie could
of the Gre crash was outbound for Jackson dary schools.
{ititiouncn another date acceptable Lindbergh
ments, which ordinarily would bo the service* vjpuld not la1 a serious ing to information received Trom Peninsula it has been
After all, they furnlah the mafalling
at
about
7:30.‘
Ro
struck his ville, Flnv, while tho Jefferson was
to the Now York Slate Boxing
passed upon in n few hours, have loss tp tit* several communities.
found from Norfolk, Va. The wa tarial that goes Into our higher in
hack upon Peking in a badly de
reliable sources toduy.
long^clTs
ln
to
'
ids
flying
suit
and
ConuhUsion.
provoked days of debate n which •t A second'%keetitng nt Jackson
ter was r«P°rt<*l comparatively stitutions. Their younger and more
The New General Atrernlt moralized condition. There have
Falling in tills Rickard would climbed into his plane. Ntwly-made
tlie Senate took no action. The ville resulted in resolutions being nlnncs will incorporate tho i»esi. ^H,en thousand* of desertions. Tho
,U tcd no ° n® plastic student* have even fTMter_
^ t o - rBjro,
jr t.
Fok; smooth and
have available next Thursday wrlovls—
.
s
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’ . l l . n a l l l l a
tax bill Itself, subject of but little passed asking thnt the company *features
Kin- had* been tnjfftu* .
need then those 4H>e are more ma
of. . Ford.
Bcllancu, UBoeing
advance
gourdI of# the VNational,!*)^
k
cr/G
royfr
TVlmlen.
“
Doc
or.
Grover
Tv
controversy other than tho amount wlthold Us action'until after a re and other largo alrplpne*. hut w 111 is reported almost nt the gates ■ night, tho rcgdlnr night'assigned koid nnd othara—strode over nml
Dense
fog
*
over
tfao
water
today
ture. They ought to come under th*
nn Square Garden
Kfliu m•,u w
.
. . •» it
i wns the causo of two stcamehlp
to the Madison
“
of redaction-to -he allowed, has port is submitted .on resent condi he distinctly different from nn> of Peking.
influencing of teachers ability,
.
. Corporation. Monday night wns wluhed him luck. ’ Llndy Diank
tions
and
possible
now
business.
t>ccn under d.bate for three weeks.
crashes
In
which
four
vessels,
two
Advices
from
Slinnglmi
said
character
and aympathy.**
„
f
these
or
other
current
types,
it
them with u smile.
Senator Smoot (R) of u tah. af The decision will he announced
the communication from Japan finally set ns the date for the
The President also took occasion
Ai 7:40 Kinhaid spun the I’ r" ocean liners, and two freighters
next week and it Is believed the wbh learned.
fight.
Two
other
clubs,
the
Dex
ter predicting daily that the bill service will he continued pending
Proceeding quietly, the big <" warning tiie Nationalists not to ter Park nnd the Olympia Arena, pellor. For ten minutes the uuitor were damaged. Tho Rati Star Lin to direct aomo advice to the whole
would he enacted within another reeeit of the report.
gnnization has brought together attempt to invade Manchuria, is hud shows hilled for Monday Ironed. Al " 'VJ tlie pilot struck er. Pcnnland with 414 pusesngers student body of the . nation. B*
•Jl hours, said he was hopeful of
OK and crew on board was rammed counselled them to apply to them
Mr. Trotter culled attention to nn nrrny of aviation authorities, being studied by tile officials of
night hut Rickard succeeded *Ji his head out of the window,
vetting the final roll-call today. the fact that it was brought opt a)
amidships by the freighter Annis selves in their daasroms the aamo
the
Nanking
Government.
It
--we'll
go."
lie
said.
They
pulled
including many of the fonnios
His would groatly enhance tV the Jacksonville meeting that dis designing and engineering experts, was handed to Gen. llwnng Fu, settling thnt controversy.
ton City off Sundy Hook. Several
Mandeil uftd
McLarnin will the blocks awuy. Tho motor roar hours later tho Hollond-Ainerican rtandards thoy Impose upon them*
prospects of adjorunment next continuance of the service may
Nationalist
commissioner
for
,,,)
The
plane
lurched
with
IN
Saturday, although administration serve to block federal expenditure and the cream of American pilot , foreign affairs by the Japanese not have to^wjp.igh in this nftcr- heavy load, then startbd forward. liner Nleu Amsterdam with 1200 selvee on the baseball diamond, or
in other branches afschobatic
noon, ns planned. Instead they
passlengers wns rammed by Die
leaders were reported ready to ail- J of $03,000 in eliminating sonic of within the last few months. B rnt Consul.
The
young man -ut tlie controls
Bulchen. famous Norwegian pilot,
lilt:
...ui,
the
bends
in
the
river.
Reduction
will
slip
on
the
scales
Monday
sport*.
. , „
freighter Porto Rico as shu lay at
journ then, even though the tux
While Japan has a large army
“ Two great testa In mental dlain shipping service, it was said, nnd Clarence ChainU-ilin are
afternoon nt two o'clock when gave a stiff miliUry saluU- WlD anchor ut Quarantine.
I,ill failed of final enactment.
massed in the Shantung Peninsula,
bis right band. “ We are of ft Thu
elpline are accuracy and honesty,
The Senate met un hour earlier might also cuuse the government known to have sl.Micl. Bulchen the invading Nationalist army they must come in, ut or under idune picked up speed, shot ulong
to rescind its action of appropriat will not report fo. duty.
he observed. "It la far better to
the
lightweight
limit
of
136
than usual today, and Smoot de- ing $10,000 annually for mainten
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and
then
lies
betwee
this
force
and
the
the runway, *>se « kit
Forest City Rally
until aftor the Ilyrd Antarctic ix master a few subject# thoroughly
pounds.
Tn»
going
to
keep
the
ScnManchurian. It is understood that
dared
—- .,,, ance. of the riWr for navigation pedition probably next <’enrThe champion announced lie bugged down. Twic0 it did this be
To Be M onday N ig h t than to have a masa of
ate in session until that ax >
pUrnos«s.
Japan
will
se/ul
reinforcements
fore
rising.
It
was
imw
leading
. ,i
p (inrdncr
zationa about many ruhject*. The
Gardner McLcqDi fRvwrj
4vaubl li-avr. at uncc..f<.,.r !ii»
is passed, if ws haws to stay herottlfl— poR^ibllit
TTirocUF tm-w-eUing nf tclcgrai1”
Inttr-MnnchurtiC
'
manager;
A.* F. AtcleK
-ft watchers’
• 1. — * 1
.nnft-1 1
111AI
until midnight.” SenatoY U hol- Clyde Lino carrying out its inton
Tho seventh of a series of polit world will have little vise T6f
Japan's policy of protecting in;] camp at Orangeburg, N. »., wires und. Dio
heart
beat
b tte (R) of Wisconsin,-an insui.' [/tion. Mr. Trotter said that local glncer; and John McPhall. well Manchuria from warfare is com- and box several rounds late to faster nn it seemed tlie plane would ical meetings, arranged by the who are right only a part of the
o
gent leader, and Ssnator Slfpmon-." business men haj'e been assured known. mechanic of the
pnruhlo in aomo respects with day. McLarnin headed for n local never acnio them. But it did,, n«is- county Democratic executive com time. Whatever may be tho eUn(D) of North Cxrolina, the minor that at least four bouts would he organization, are members of the tho, Monro# Doctrine of tho U gymnasium for u workout, Haying sing tho wires by a few feet. That mittee for tho purpose of giving dard* of tho classroom, practical
ity finance loader, both protested placed in service between here and party which wllt^top off »t Buf nited States. Jupnn ha^ spent no wus consitlering returning to rliup has nerve." remarked Bynl Dio citizens of each community an life will TetpDto aomothlng more
against the May 20th adjournment Jacksonville by independent ship fnlo today before proceeding to miliions of dollars building up Ponipton |j»ke» for further truin- who hud been holding his breath. opportunity to hear tho candidates than CO per cent or 70 per cent for
“ 1 shall vote against It, s a i pers. Freight and passenger ser New York, acconling to the rc|>ort. railways, industries, mines, public Inc.
•
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Tho epic flight of history was on. for tlie several count# offices, will a passing mark.
vice would be handled, the secre
Rickard wns distressed oner
Tho fact that the c,l,” >“, " y
"The standard* ot Uta world an
laifollette. ” 1 believe we should ro*
Who, in this country, or any ho held Monday night at Forest
utilities
nnd
stenmahip
lines.
tary
said.
engaged a corps of crack I’"
not like thoaa set by the faculty
main here until the Boulder Dnm
Japan might go to the lengtjf of his bad “ Breaks” from the veuth- where else was not thrilled when City.
, ,, ,
has lent credence to rumors that establishing a military sovereign er man. Heretofore he hns been thirty tree and a half hours later,
Tho meeting will be held in the but more closely rewnble tho*
bus been voted upon by the Sen
it will operate Independent air ty ovc£ Manchuria if Chang is lucky in this respect. It rained word wns flnsed from Lo Bourgct Foxgatc building and will begin set by the etudent body (hemaalve*
ate. It is not fair to the opponents
routes throughout the ^0linlryy Imaten nnd the Southerners in little todny, hut the outlook was Field Paris, thnt ” we" hail landed! ut 7:30 o’clock. It. J. Holly Sr., They are not ai all content wlui,<
of that measure to postpone de
dark nnd the forecast was for After the world had waited in sus secretary of the committee, wlU member of the rouMqd organise
Only largo plages will he built by vade Mnnchurin.
bate on the bill nnd then adjourn
1
General
Aircraft,
It
w«s
reported.
showers.
preside. Representative* of candi tlons who can alrika only 90 pt
Congress without giving the S«npense for hours u I'la'""5
from Dir inky sky into the flood dates for state offices will also be cent of tho notea. They do not to!
uto lime to consider it.’’
Free Bus To itun To
i
i .
“ I oppose adjournment May
lights of \r Bourgct field and permitted to^ uddresa tho audience. crate tho man on th* dlaidond wh
K illers O f Usher In
PORTLAND, Ore., Mny 19.
said Simmons, “ hoexuse the Sent
when it landed out of it stepped
catches only M per cent o f tl
I^ocal Baseball Park
Theater A re Siezed the modest “ Limly" pulling letters
SUFFER CASUALTIES
K.
utc has much Important legislation — (INS)—Governor Alfred
balls. Tho aUndardt wbiejithe ati
of introduction from his pocket.
to act upon before we are re®( ^ Smith piling up n comnulnding
dent body aet are highFive l»us service to tlie Munici
CHICAGO, May 19.—(INS)—
PUERTO, CABEZAS, NICA—
to udjnuro. There is tho tax bill, lead over his opponents for the
pal Athletic Field for Florida Stuto
which must go to conference after Democratic presidential choicr in
ADOPTS RESOLUTION
Lcuguc gamei* will be inagurated Tho bandit killers nf Pearl Eg M rs. Doris M. K rcsge GUA, May 19.— (INS)—A com
gleston, HI, usher in. u west sub
bined force of United States ma
it pusses tho Senate. There is w the Oregon state primaries ns in
next
week
with
the
return
of
Dio
KANSAS CITY, Mn-. « • » » urban theuter, nre in custody, W in s Divorce Decree rines anil native
guardsmen,
Boulder Dam bill and the Muscle complete returns from 405 of the
WASHINGTON, May 1^ i
Sanford team for a series of
that clashed with a rebel band at —The Seuit* today adopted a i
Shoals legislation, very Important state's 1,783 precincts were tabu- (INS)—Heresey charges againsi games. This announcement was nnd have confessed. The crime
Bishop William F. McDowell of
that caused thousands of enraged
to the South, is still in conferencti. Inted today.
NEW YORK. Mny 19.— (INS)— Paso Real, suffered four casual olutlon hy Senator Heflin (D )^
made today by E. II. Lnney. secre citizens to rise up nnd demund
to information Al*., authorizing appointment *
I cifn’t see how we will be able t »
Smith, with 4.002 voles, was the ll'ashlngton, D. C-. mail nnd
Mrs.
Doris M. Krcsgc, was free ties, according
of tary and treasurer of the Sunford a
wholesale “ House-Cleaning" today, her dlvorco decree from Se received today by Major Otley.
leading Senator Walsh of Montana- Bishop Francis J. McCon
clean UP our legislative
specisl commute* to Invest"
baseball
club,
following
a
meeting
in time Id adjourn nex*. Saturday. his hcarest competitor, who with Pittsburgh Pa., were brought be last night of local baseball officials. In Chicago ami Cook County to bastian S. Kresge,
civil lenrice employment in
millionaire
Air
Line
Palmetto
—
Seaboard
fore*
the
Methodist
EpiscopalGenday wus declared solved following
The tax fall! meanwhile was drew from the primaries after the
A hut will leave the Seminole tho arrest of three yol.ths who chain store executive, having be Railway erecting new passenger District of ColumhUC,
amended to l.tulude a provision in ballots were printed, by 1,027 oral Conference here today by Dm
come final. Mrs. Kresge won tho
Virginia.
voking nil wc»*cy aliout Ineoni votes. Waist’s 2.976 count impres- Re>-. George A. Cooke, » retired Hotel every 20 minutes between 3 admitted, in the presenco of wit- decree three months ago In the ctation here.
and A o'clock on Die iluys games netues, Dint they had staged the state supreme court. Her husband
tax returns hy a v<HC of -i to , vely overshadowed the 1.782 votes minister of Wilmington. Del.
Mr. Cooke, wltu I" not a dele are played here. Simultaneously tragic holdup.
fulled to appear to dofend himself
uft^r itn all day drive tar
cast fur Setmtor Jaipes Reed of
The confessed bandits are, Stan against seven chsrges of m
gents In an (ffort to
'• Missouri. Alonzo Workman, traiU gate or in active church service, with this movo was the decision to
presented bis cliargcs to R. J. reduce the price of grandstand ley Durmaj, 20; Stanley Thomas, duct with Miss Gladys Adelc F(sh,
cloud of secrecy tliat surrounds
cd the Democratic.candidate*.
Wade secretary of Die conference seats from 60 to 75 cents.
19, and Albert Mas, 21. DunnaJ his
Treasury Department.”
hi* secretary.
secretary, No alimony WS'
___i ,Diem
i.um nn
teaching of
and. ibased
on ““teaching
oT
Kiuftgw
provided,
Mrs. ------— uUUuung
-, —,false doctrine.” He reTerref GTWJ
L,
killed Miss Eggleston. The youtHi more than $2,000,000 In stock
ould not
e«
Have
KING’S BAY.
wero unvoted on a tip to police through an agreement.
U>pk*~ one “ That I « “ >'
May
19.-i-(lNS)
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Some" by Bishop McDowell «u l
WASHINGTON,
May
19-— furnished by » k°y c°n’ P»nl° n of
A hearing on an injunction
"Religious .Certainty” hy Bishop (INS)—Cel. Charles A. Lindbergh the bandits.
granted Mr*. Kresge, restraining hangar after $
through fog'
has endorsed citizens military
McConntl).
.
.
,
her husband from proceedings with Journey
__
Bit
ynriilirt.ul •ftfttiaa
«■«>*» •
HeersUey. ■Wstlr rcfyrtcd the
■CCS*
b b n k w m S UIT
reimpa.
■
and-,
lf
ln
Miehigani
tm
U
W
ITinvomntr
dUT«
he Toitefl TR'ttrred c h . S .1 0 the coinnilue on Judic tha war Deportment to publis
Arctic, the dirigible. Italia wa* be
hebl Monday. Mr*. Kresge assert*
cere’ hardships:)
RU8HV1LLE, Nebr., May •10'—
l.ryand a report Is rz^ctedsom o his autograph under Itis rocom
NEW Y’ORK. May 10— (INS)— that this action made it necessary ing groomed^ today for its next forced to fly At
(INS)—Feeling here today was
venture,
a
non-stop
flight
to
th*
time next week. Mr. Cooke recent mcndatlon. The statement appears Held up to the world a scrutiny as for her to bring suit for divorce
causa o f th4
running high against Henry Sher d1 k ^ . ot
North Poll, and back.
in the current Issue of ReeruAIng a co-respondent in o divorce ease
ly brought charges of
water and
here.
stormed
the
county
jail
rer'Y
,
Worn
and
weary
after
their
•gainst
BUhop
McConnell
wh
fh
News,
published
by
tho
adjutant
man. 19 year old farm hand, who
about which she knew nothing and
tha
ship
nerve-wrecking battle with tho
then tricked, she alleges, into
*
PLANE DEPARTS
yesterday l*ei)t
on a “ killing 2Tto< .uttorillw « - W , >" were dropped on the .floor of .the General’s office.
exterior of
element*,
General
Umberto
Nobile,
signing a breach of promise re
conference.
-,
spree,” slaying three members oi
wU hv
AIRPLANE CRAS11K8
lease, Mrs. Edna D. Story, farmer
the' family of Roger Pocfaon,
MONTGOMERY, Ala., May T9. commander of the thip» tnd
Upon
sixteen
member#
of
tho
crew,
rest
LOSES
SUIT
wealthy rancher. The Pocnon p
MADRID, May 10.— (ftW -"-‘ actress, today renewed her suit — (INS)—Tlie goodwill 'Fokker
denly came over me. A < c0lflJ||.t
ed
today
while
the
mechanics
of
young baby, beaten over the head
Ubeda kirplan<*. one
Die for $600,000 against William P. airplunc, cnruuU fron> Nevr York the supply ship Cltto Dl Milano work of
wanted to Kin. * l
.,
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LOS ANGELES, May 19- (INS) The
Clyde, son of tho Clyde Steamship to Los Angeles, laft here at 8 A
three
Spanish
military
planes
with a shotgun, ia not expected to just
bare force
L ln n " •■! shot the boss his » »
—Emmett Corrigan, noted
Company head.
making
a
“
Pilgrimage"
to
Jcru
M. today, after being held up for overhauled th* bug* craft.
mother with a shot- actor, today is the loser In his le
live
. , h,1P : r
Because of a , raging blizzard. flight
salem, crashed and w u damaged,
, ' T^he youth, according to authori
three day* by rainy weather. It
gal
battle
to
win
$100,000
dam
General
Noblle'a plan to land an
1
Manchuria
produced
nearly
twice
according to word received today
ties, confessed, when apprehended
expect* to arrive In Los Angeles
the head wlth the gun.
ages
-frops
Mre.
Louis
P.
M^Loon,
exploring
party op
Land
aa
many
soy
bean*
last
year
as
from Manila, Morocco. The pilot,
that he had Intended wiping out
at 4 P. M. Monday.
known oh
stage aa LUli*n Al
fcl
1020,
------the entire family of aeveij. Only
Lieut, Monto*1001* *•* Dot
it hadn’t
bertson.
. .
- » —
the, pitiful pleadings of the Poch- If
u u
■"***" * . u .. 'bawling.
‘ 14 year old daughter, N4lUt> couldn t »t*hd
en»
CLYDE LINE SH IP
HAS CRASH W ITH
DOMINION LINER
Saturday Slated
For Last Session
CLYDE LINE WILL
GIVE REPLY SOQN
TO TRADE BODIES
I"*. •. H
|.i
r.
r-
Addresses
O f Famed
Says Secondary
ingr"More fin®
Than That later
no
JA P SUGGESTION FIGHT PROMOTER
ISRE JE C TE D B Y AGAIN POSTPONES
PEKING DICTATOR BIG GOTHAM FRAY
Governor A1 Smith
Piles Up Lead Over
r ,jJim Reed In Oregon
Charge O f Heresy
Is Brought Against
Washington Bishop
Dirigible Italia Is B eing Groomed,
F orF JightT oN oi
r
. ■L’ VtI
A
‘ -a.
*11s t
a .. .-j . 4.
If .
7
I
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I
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M
tire SAVronn t r e m a , sANrmm, n .o n m x
e eight
Fr id ay ,
m
Ny
is ,
ms
Cubs Gain Possession O f
First Place
In National
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League B y Beating Boston
Ease Tomorrow Afternoon
Brooklyn's 4 to' 2 v
Cincinnati put the Robins within
hnilln? distance of th first division
Stati’s single in thevseventh set
tled the argument. Tnc Cardinnls.
Giants, Pirates nnd Phillies di«l
not piny.
TO CURB PROFANITY
Daytona Southpaw In Excel,
CONSTANTINOPLE, May J8-—
NEW'YORK, Muy 18.— (INS)— only six hits.
lent Form, Fanning Fifteen
twelfth to second, finally running
By Davis J. Walsh4 * **
Anything can happen in the Am- (INS)—Io an effort to check pro
Celcrvmcn; Inlanders Get The clubs su|iplying the fireworks
n
n.nr
dead
bent
w.th
Victorian,
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 18.
11 Hits Off Tw<* Pilchers in the Major (/.ague races at pres -o* i usi League now—the Boston fanity over the telephone, the gov
the winner.
— (INS)—Having' spent tho last
The minor exceptions arc Strol
twenty'four hours disguised as a
DAYTONA HEAOH, May 18.—
ling
Player the SGI.CKjd importa
w M oat in the ferd box, I am frac
Lefty Butler was right yesterday
ed to the conclusion today that tion, nnd Sun Beau, both cf which
there is only one factor opjroting ran forwardly, particularly In the nnd the Sanford Celcryfeds were
ngninst Rolgh Count's chnnces of doting stages of the race. Stroll the victims, the Inlander.! chalking
winning the Kontuckcy Derby to ing Player seims to lack track uj>' n '.t to 0 victory in the opening
morrow afternoon. He deesn't read'
smartness whidh is something that tilt of the. series. Butler held the
the newspapers.
Feds to three scattered hits, while
He, therefore, rnn’t know that ran and must bt« used in a big
he
fanned 15 to insure an easy
all the track-wise folk nrc agreed Derby field.
triumph
for his mntss. The Is
Sun
Beau
did
get
up
from
that there 's ‘nothing in the f ipld
that can.{ft fjKurrd to bent him. thirteenth to fifth, and might be landers shelled Hathaway o ff the
Ho Cannot turn t otlie form sheets a better horse for the experience. mound in the fourth inning nnd he
arid be apprised of the maddening
was replaced by Barron, who held
tidings that he hus nil of the However, we are go.ng into de the locals in check for the.remain
tails
with
these
nlaa
rails
we
might
heart) and foot of his field, and
der of the game.
■ simply must do an impcr'nl ballet rs well record the L,ct that Ty
Score:
to the pny-off over the entire mile phoon was hastening somewhat in
Sanford
ah r h po n e
the stretch, Vuving advanced from Howell, rf ...... I 0 0 1 0 0
nail a quarter of the riCv.
He can’t even su-"-:r.e that the fifteenth to seventh in the process'. Jnekson, If ..... 1 0 2 1 0 0
Tho point .s tnnt noneofuhose Frisbie, s s ...... .'t 0 0 . 2 4 0
chicken gumbo in which he lias
been doing his rcesnt ‘‘works” hit/ mentioned looked like a horse t.’ut* Culhreth. .'lb
5 0 0 2 2 1
been hailed as a further token of ■could race in the same hent witi* Wade, cf
.2 0 0 .2 -0 0
the Heigh Count that did 2:05-2-5, Xoppino, 2b
impending success.
2 0 0 2 I 0
pulled
up, for the derby distance, iTvnds, lb . . . '4 0 0 J) 0 0
From what I have been able to
gather, the great race lias two dis- only four, days ago.
Roln-'tson, e
:i 0
I 5 :j 0
D<xl<r- Hathaway, p .
tlnct possibilities—if tlu'Aroclv, re -- As for thrtA? —
2 0 0 0 0 0
mains muddy, Re'gb Count eon't son, Colonel Shaw, which -probably Barron, p ... . 2 0 0 0 0 1
lose; if it dries out by tomorrow will j<tart but only for the box ear
afternoon, the* rest of, the field door niter yesterday’s perform Total*
33 '
ance. and Jack Higgins were beat
hasn’t n chance.
Daytona H. nb r
en
off
by
the
favorite
on
Monday
The Count, in brief, is one of
Graff, ss
... 4 I
those incip'ent calamities known I it-, Wrack was third in the half .Mcssncr, 2b. _ 2
!n the Prcakncss and folded up,
oh .a prohibitive favorite. He ap
Gordy. rf
€ *
parently is to go to the post with finishing seventeenth. Babasheia Wycolli*. cf
:?
!
n vast majority of the homeless could.') t stay w tn Victorian's pace, Miller, If
I l,
dropping
buck
from
seventh
to
dodnrs in Kcntuskccl riding.cn his
Baxter, lb
. . I (I
withers, nnd it’s just tow hnd that thirteenth. Sortie Barley improved Buckner, 2b
2 0
liis
position
which
was,
roughly
a thing like that has to be kept ii
l!nvwnrth,
r
2 I
secret from the only party'involv teak ng. the rear. Distraction fell Butler, p
..4 1
ed who can do anyth.ng about it.
As It Is, Reigli Count will line'
Totnls
. . .13 2 II 27 l> 2
up ut the harrier with some ,
Sanford
000 (IDO 000 -**
eighteen odd horses, without the
Davtona llracli
202 100 OOx '.1
slightest suspicion that lie is i> ,
Tv:o base lul l. Butler. Three,
great horse and the others an
base hit. Miller. Sacrifice hit, W.vmerely steeds, as we say nt the]
i ollis. Stolen bases, Mi (Seiler 4,
CINCINNATI. May 18. (INS)— Bin liner. Wyrollis, Graff* Bases on
livery stable.
lie cunceiveablv
William Watson (’ lark, llrviklyn's balls, i f f Butler 7, ntf Bn i rim 2,
southpaw pitcher from fdi.isissippi, off Hathaway 2. S’ like outs IA’
will sign a long-telm eonlrai t heri Butler 15. h.\ Barron 2. Hit1, off
today. He i- I •lie Hiailied to Mi-s Hathuw.ii A in I iiiiiiugs, iff liar.
Rrhekall \eslnn. of Clearwater. •'•n 2 in I ient lugs, o f Butler 2 in
Ha., ns tin- niliiiinatiou of a train •J innings. Losing pitehor, Hatha'
ing i iimp inmanee.
i" ii . I *m»«i. ••i, Monte and Weaver.
Time, 1:42.
ent arc the Chicago Cubs who have
won eleven strai*.:it games; the?
New York Yankees, who have Won
seven fdmight and tnken eleven
out of twelve from the Western
dubs; the Bostoh Red Sox, who
hove won six straight; nnd the
Brooklyn Robins, who have won
four straight. .
The Cubs gained undisputed
possession of first place in the Na
tional League yesterday by blank
ing Boston 2 to 0 while the Cin
cinnati Reds lost to Brooklyn, l'n’.
Mnloito speed ball merchant from
the American 'association, limited
tho Braves to five hits nnd Had:
Wilson clouted a homer nnd a
triple. The Reds dropped nil the
way to third place below the Cnrdinnls who did not play.
,
Tile Yankees won tn the ninth,
•t to 2, when pitcher Crowder of
thu Browns forced h run over the
plat?. Ittlth, Gehrig, Blue nnd
Brannon hit homers. Gehrig now
lias six homers and the Bubo hub
twice ns many.
The Yanks gave Stanley Covrl-kie .veteran spitbnll pitcher his
ia-t chance to mnkc a comeback—
nnd the pole came through like
Boldiy Jones’ 'driver. He yielded
Red! Sox are in the first division
f«ir the first time sinct) the adolcscvnt* days of the canine yclept
Hcetwr. The einhattcred Back Bay
boy* handed a 0 to .1 beating to
Gi or ;« Morinrty’s sweet-singing
nnd' s/iur-plnying Tigers, who have
lost'.-even in a row and arc in Iasi
pliictt.
■
Ti» Chicago White Sox climbed
out <t* tiio cellar by nosing out the
Athl'.'.tics 0 to 5. Alphonse Thoma
won Jr is game- by hitting a double,
llau-e r got bis eighth homer.
Georgs' Uhle was the whole work*
in Cb i eland’s 8 to .’) win over the
Scnu'.itrs. He toyed with the Wash
ington i.batters and, drove In four
runs vrith a homer and a single.
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England now tins 1,802
magistrates.
women
S a cesnt'
Afsuddcn om orgcncy calls idr light In
the- dead of night. You prosr. a buttqn.
on flashes your light It costs but l t20
of a cent. Is it worth it?
Insist upon
the extra killing
power that Tiin?l*f°ot Spray offers
■t no extra cost- Do tills end kCt
all household Infects nt one time.
You opportunity to buy this high grade
furniture at extrem ely low prices is fast
nearing an end.
I W aiting, anticipatin g. e\*er ready, Is <
|, the m echanical pewer and tho human /
{organization lineman, load d isp a tch -4
ors, engineers in fact, every man in our I
great institution is your "Minute Man."^|
TH E TA N O L E F O O T COMPANV
Oiend RipMe. N I c M d n
S 13- 70-13
WE
ernment iias decided to install gitl
operators in the cxchango nt Bafdad. The telephone system through
out Turkey is nntiquidatid and
difficult to use: But that at Bafdnd is said to he the worst. Pa
trons of the telephone system us
ually .become so angry at their
inability to get a number that they
give vent to their feelings in pro
fanity directed against the tele
phone operators. The ••centrals”
ut present nrc men.
Basra is the only city in the
Near East with a modem system
of automatic telephones.
BUY
pate your furniture requirements for the
future and take advantage o f
while you have the chance.
Always rr ady to sotv.
you instantly.
All Kinds o f .Imik
Hags, IMi'lals-Kulilier \ hot
probable that you
IJsc Electricity
Ynifr Cheapest Servant
tics
Highest Cash
Prices Paid
W E SELL
.Svifnril tie.
It
never again
this
sale
is quite
will be
able to buy such high grade furniture at
such low prices.
Before it is too late.
Sanford Metal
and Rubber Co.
'
W e urge you to antici
is your gaip.
The creditors’ loss
Don’t delay any longer. v
I'hnur l>I*•
SALE
T o demonstrate the Quality and Value
of the famous Robeson ShurEdge Pocket
Knife L ine-you have the Opportunity this
week to buy anyjone of the genuine Shur
Edge Knives in this Sale for 89 cents each.
t
The choice o f H undreds o f Beautiful Pat
ients with values o f $1.00 to $2.50.
Boxes, comprising
all styles, sizes,
prices are now offered at greatly reduced
prices.
W ith hot weather here, you
make it a point to inspect these today! J
G uaran teed
D u rin g ~
TDemonstrarion
Sale 89c
George Wett$tein,
Receiver For
Good Used Car Is Better thana Cheap New Car
Corner Park Ave. And Second Street
Com e in E a rly w hile the selection is best
119 E. First St
Phone 53
fixtures or
equipment at very low prices.
this F a ctory
A
can*
not afford to pass this opportunity by—j
W e will also sell any o f the
V a lu e
and
Priced to suit e v e r y purse
2 - 3 and 4
B lades
Leading makes o f R efrigerators and Ico,
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THE SflVFORD
Milane- F e a tu r e s
G eorge O’Brien In
“ Sharp Shooters”
'• i
B A T P R B R T , M A W I f c « » ■ ■ ■ , iV
C A N D ID A T E FOR T A X A SSE SSO R
Can gobs shako a wicked leg
whm it comes to the dtnee.hali
Ororgo O'Brien, In Fox FUms
"Sharp Shooters" not only proves,
it' to his dancing partner, Owen
Lev, but to every observer, as well,
No one rise had n chance on the
dance floor when George was trip
ping the light fantastic to the
strainr of. a jaiz tune, thus prov
ing that he also had his lighter mo-
in justice to the voters or district
N o. 3, I take exception to the ad
vertisement published in a Sanford
newspaper, Friday May 18 th., en
titled, “ Frank Evans and road building” and signed “Voters District
would almost taV«> a professional
to keep pare with tbi* whirls, turns
aftd siHe-rtepa of the intricate fox
trot* Lois Me'it r. L i-j-atsrred with
O'Brien in thl.^ colorful atory of
the American navy In foreign
port'. Other; in the caat include
William Demarcit, Joseph SwlckarJ, Tom Dugan and Noah Young.
J. C. Hlystone directed. The picture
cornea to the Mljane theatre Mon*
day.
WELCOME RAPTURE
That eacaping from prison in
AixttrnKa hi not such an easy ac*
compllahment, has been learned by.
two honor men of Mila Afforest*tlon Priaon Camp after a week in
the wilds. During the time they
were at large rain fell continuous
ly, and they walked 140 miles.
They first crotaed the Victorian
border and reached the Snowey
river, but being no buahmen, they
became alarmed and retraced their
atepa Into New South Wales. Steal
ing dry clothing and a lamp at
Bombala they walked many miles
along the railroad track only to
have a passenger train stop and
unload a band of policemen who
captpred them. The two were in
auoh exhausted condition that they
wena glad to surrender. They ore
being closely confined and their
terms may be extended us punish
ment.
Joe Dt Chittenden of Sanford is one or the three aspirants for
ascensor ship. Mr. Chittenden lias lived in Sanford for u num)f years. He is prominent in local ami state Legion circles.
(Legal Notices)
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ht'iiiiiiuln
’ *••11 11a Until
H ,
Because he believes the Bible de
clares against bobbing, Joseph
Kssaer, of London, refuses to cut
women's hair, lie base shis belief
on the verse from 1 Corinthian;
XI. "But If a woman have lorn*
hair, it ll a glory to her; for ht-r
hair is given her for a covering."
Tu tnVini his stand Kasser said, "I
believe in Applying my religion t>
everyday lif ■ I believe that to ro'
it Woman of her b"»ir is to commit
it sin. 1 t'irr-. may a many as fiv<
Women a titty Some years ago I
was a women's hair dresser, but I
gave it up when it was brought
to niy notice that it is stated in
the Bib In' that no man shall turn
a white hair black. I gave up my
Job because I was engaged in
dyeing women's hair."
ILt'i Mil || III Multiline
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S 1IANI», I‘nniplalimnt.
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N’ni In* In In rliV iMvi-ti Mint ijikIit
int| l#> xIi uj.j nf u *1-rrt * iff flirt**
I'lmtiiriT arjil jcnlt* i •11•t<i «-i| In |lii*
ihtixr i nt h K-l t aiiN- ml tin* Stli,
•ln> «>f Miiy. A. M, 1U28, I, iiti Hjjloiwl Mn*i|iT In rhmirpry, «m Mofutuy.
4th. dur 4if-JmuPl^a j>,
In
frunf iif rlir Allure 'Plmi'it* flooi* In
Hanford, Ht nihmli* Mount). Florida.
ixl)! iif ft*i lmi N.ilt ritiil m II In Mir |
hlulifMl Miltli i Imi i s|), din Iiiif ttiu I
t*i:t*I I'Miji
i s,ji# tin fidlitu lnd
I" -'-i 11" *1 Jf mi# hinmL
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itint f In- Si Hi-' mi Plurid a, and mm i*
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TI*i Tin»
Mi, nf '■iHfiiril,
i imt 1*1.4. iii'rtMdim: ft* K it
ViuM#rd* map
**f Sanford,
ri'Mt iijtt. ip iiff pl.tt titmct*iif
•1111> * f i *miii d
l*ili ’ l u o i i
tn
|»ny
fiit
d* « d
JAH M HIIAIP>\\ Jr
Hprrlal Mawti r tn i’liuip'rry.
I challenge the cowardly author of
same to a public debate o the artid e he has written.
in
m
(Legal Ada)
tliul
Mi l
Miii , MiifNMjiu ntly iiFNlminl to Hidm-y J. r im s, tlufirilltin.
T itiiip : t*tipli. I'urcliiiMiT In pay for
! ii'iil,
S. J. NIX,
Hpcelnl Mo at it *
SlimniiTi
H(»llrltnr for i ‘mim philuittn.
BIBLE BARS MOB
NOTICE.
"tjin.» ■ oitchy sjlcr-,
(Legal Ads)
I
Vance 1. r N n . 'm
Clerk of tlm
Circuit i' i.h *. ot ;M'nliinle County
rturjd:. h'l *n r .r . a i-e notice tliut
It is a tissue of malicious
tions, most of which are so childish
that they could come only from a
warped or undeveloped mind, and
based on imagination and lying ru
mors.
atatru) tn..I. ft t,J. ( I It . I .Ilowlm;
rteScrJiitltM t v .v It
f>*»' Dor C'.ii"■ r ■.
ti Pint
tt*tf". 1 1. ,»t> mT unit wrlgtia
japeut cjti«, Ttioueand ipuuhtle,
which has been tukrn up l>y I'ur.
Tata - U r « « —IV*tm -rr-H -rlitn ■
lb« name can l>« gl.tutit.il liy pity
ing the co»te of this advertItx'fnctit
and of tile lirnceedltiaii reciultrU un
der the statutes.
,
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v. li. nrmnt.AHs
- f t i;iiK o f c n tc u iT truiiirr.
tm tllNOCK COUNTY. FLO-
Uj A M. Week*. U. C
J IN C m c lH T (O I R T
or
THE
I . T w ib n t y T i u n n j i - d i c i a l c m r i i i r o r n .tm tD A in a n o f o r
F 1 r^ mI n o l i ; t o i n t v i in c i i a n AOlCIi W . FALMitit, Cuniplaluant,
v»
r.JO fIN IV. UFOHON and t.L'ClK n
. . HUDMON. Ms wlfr. ntfeiujapiB.
CITATION
r Hlat. of Florida lo John tv Hud
.
*un and Lurie It Uudeun
y'tl mipeurlntt from Ihr t.«..rn Illll
* #>f. Coint.laltit fit. d In the ubova an? tilled CHUB- that >0U and rach nf
V 'you S r .'n o n realdenta of the Mate
> i*f. Florida and that )ou are realdeQta o f .a state or Country other
than.the Htalc nf Florida and that
>ou. John tV. Hudson and you. Lu
cie D, Hudaop. reside at No. io ;i
CUrla york In the City of Knnx, Vllle and Htate of Tennessee;
^ . T14KBBFORB, you. John tV. Hud. eon, and you. Lucie D. Hudson, are
and required to he before
, till* Court on or before the <th day
tU June, A. /<• ]!>!S and appear to
the tllll of Complaint
exhibited
against you In this cause; otherwise, a Decree l'ro Coitfesao will
.'be'entered against you.
It la ordered that this notice and
citation he published In the Sanford
Herald, a newspaper published Ip
Kcmtnole County,
Florida,
once
each wn Ir ft f .fo u r
consecutive
vVJtha prler to t-rlli
Ith day
of
Jun*. a . D. ftm .
w JTNI jKH nij * ho yd uttrt aeal of
'.the Circuit. CCnrt 'dl the twentythtrU Judl. LI Circuit of Florida, tn
County, un this
t
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 he ad
vertising costs added.
Date o f Tax Sale
July 2, 1928.
ELLEN H O Y,
Cily Tax Collector
Refinishing
Upholstering
. By Factory
C lerk o f the Circuit C ourt ot
the tw en ty -tp lrd
Judicial
It is not only an unwarranted at
tack on the presen t Commissioner of
District 3 and C. W . Entzminger a
former commissioner, but a reflec
tion on the intelligence of the
people o f Seminole County.
The author of the advertisement
above referred to not only imposes
on the voters of District No. 3, but
by not signing same shows it to ho
Maputo
CuplplRlnant.
V#
N O T IC E
AH persons hiring articles
• t o ^ o i j e f t . tor repairs
with Harry Haynes deceas*
ed will, please arrange to
hare; then f removed not
Ikter than May 26th.
Frank L. Milter
. Administrator
D ili) opening a shop in Sunford and will
be equipped to handle any kind o f repair
work promptly.
Phone 883 in care o f Smith and Jordan
Inc., until new address is announced.
C . Killingsworth
Corner First £t. and Sanford Avc.
(Signed)
FRANK EVAN S
(Paid Political Advertinvinenl)
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» W
AILING around a portion of
the ’Florida! peninsula, after
flight mg, laltd on that historic
Easier morning in !5K’,
Police de Leon ^explored
the coastline of Florida,* supposing
it,to be an iinjneiise islansL When
we picture the Florida shorHaitd
that lie saw, resplendent in itn green
foliage, its sentinel palms, tail and
straight as turbnned Setninolcs, its
veteran oaks.i with their sweeping
beards of lioarv gray moss—all radi
ant in the sunlight of Spring, there
idr small wonder 4hal the-^fnmrfus
Spanish adventurer returned home
witli»t?ir>rious tides of an “ Island of
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m
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m
S
iiH-fianii:.en< lianting Ftorjda to*
day, with the added appegl <
lihUds, magnificent homes.' talfwhife
xtities, great stretches of cultivated
land and smooth nn-ending high*
ways, that casts its undeniable nnneg] to the people of aU the world.
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Where the ocean surges across the
wide stretches of w||jj& s.^pl Jfftirh ;!
powers is
niiniher of
lime Stale.
utappaj fcWtwic
b ^ t t e r ’ t m n w r i a tf r t ^ o d « ^ i h d d :
e to stay to
This Advertisement
it one ol a true* on Uvr’Futliir ol Florida •
tint will lw puhlithrd l>y
THIS NEWSPAPER
The ndverlitemcnlt will br prepared l>y brliever*
JnrLionvillr, Inr . fcr.d will ,pprai rrtpiUtly
in twenty five Florida nnnpiptn.,
F I ‘Il k
Ida will grow with
mtf*
medium. Thns&Ad nw who ai^ hcce
need'onlv lit keep the waV eTrar-*t^r
hlace no obstacles in the way—mill,
liv our altitude, in our daily ednhrMbf
.villi one another to spur oiiwdfd
that spirit of progress wltich is. the
Vhry jnslitic" of Florida. ■
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THE SANFORD HERALD* ,BA NFORIL H Q y t f P A . / S A T l T R D A ^ ) M A y ID, J9 2 B * i / ., ; r \ u f i
The<Santord Herald
Make Y our W ill Sensible
. During the pnst few weeks we have noticed in It num
ber o f Floritln papers an edftoriu! which asked the quesf'*1rre<l ' a * » i m n a
m iirr
then
O r l . k r r a t. I HIM. a t f b r P M t a f f l r e tfo iv "Ifjtvc you mudo your will y e t?’* The article
■ I i M f a r d , r i o i l d n , u n d e r s e t o f went on to show how extremely important it is that every
I « m i m ( I M a rch a. IKsT.
one should make his will since he never knows when he is
going to die, and death without n will, even where the
property left is comparatively small, is bound to result in
embarrassment p.nd difficulties for the heirH.
NiiiHcitimnK
Of equal importance, it seems to us, with making n
One Vf»r . . . . ___ - ...... .
will,
is making a sensible will. Very frequently there is
»l» Moo III*
t iiiw
Mon th* .
some
joker in a will that causes more trouble for the heirs
Ur C a r r ie r err*, W e e k
nl It
nil.
ipi than
Ulitll i11f Inn
III udll
II ill Ibnrl
IIIIlk lit>r»n
Utell tnnrln
IlIUllu 21L
1 The
Afit? purpose
J/ IIEj'UnL o
Uif a
IV Will
Will
( rni UI,' Ha n f o r d * * b b i n e e C i
is merely to distribute property as the maker wishes, not
v j n H d w t- Ih«-Kln»i
to govern the whole course o f future events.
I Nrna Srnlrr, rri-fl,ln*
Sit peri dr
k rn *-n ra n a ln *tln ii
We have not mndc many wills ourselves, but we haVe
It . |jMu*aiHl ' l o r d * rial If r n v r r we 'have
iH I k i Iran Iojt r i a n t * o f ( h r read a number o f them in the newspapers, and
found very frequently some such clause as this: "All
>o«t rq u n l
property of which l die possessed shall go to my loving
daughter
Emify. but in case she should marry before she
T a r H erald
I* a
m r m b rr nf
th e
the old
A n d lt R u r r a u n f ( I r r u l a l Inna, nn Is forty-two, it shall be divided equally between
l a f e r n a l l n u a l A a . o r l a t l o n o f l*nhlla h rr* . A d i r r I U a r * nnd A d v e n t * - ladies home and the institute for stray dogs."
In*
A R rn la
n h lrb
requ ire
rarb
. At the present time, according to the despatches from
P a b l l . h e r m e m b e r <o • o h m lt (n n
Ih n rn n a h
a u d it
<>f
-iihar r lp l l o n London, a legal battle is being waged there over the will
llata In a r d r r In v r r l f r n b a n l u l r l r
This document contained a trust to con
a ll r l i l n s n f r l r r u l n l l n n . a * n a i l a* o f Queen Victoria.
k * a a * j b a a la e a a m e t h o d * .
tinue until the death of "the last o f Queen Victoria’s de
scen ders living nt the time o f the death of the testator."
SATURDAY. MAY 19
Now they can't find out whether any of her descendents liv
ing at the time of her death are still alive or not.
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
Among her descendents are included members o f the
Russian royal family, the fate o f many o f whom is still un
certain, find of the German royal house, about many of
whom there is as much doubt as in the case of the Russian
family. An archduke of Austria, another descendent, is
said to have shipped as a sailor shortly after the war and
inis not been heard from since. Altogether there nre Haiti
to be at least one hundred nnd. twenty lineal'descendents
o f England’s greatest queen who are scattered throughout
the world nnd cannot be traced.
Wo believe that if Carson or
So we would say, yes, niuhe your will, but make it as
Taylor could demonstrate his abil
ity to win in this election, either sensible ns possible.
Would have n walk-away on June
But Mr. Hays happens to be an pblc
lawyer with nil income and an tdu.
cation. JIc possesses houses, u din
ner cont nnd belongs to clubs— so
he hns became a sort of social pro*
blcm. Tile dominunt minds hardly
know whnt to do about him.
And now he lias written a book
called “ Let Freedom Ring." There
is a tinge of satire in the title,
but there l»ifo satire in thu book
itself. Mr. Hays is too much in
enmest to play with fancies. II
Is a study of American intolerance,
based on facts, on whut Mr. I lays
himself hns seen and heard in his
position ns counsel fur the Civil
Liberties Union. Ho says:
Gradually, so slowly that it is
hardly noticeable, the foundations
of our institutions, the ideals fpr
which America stands, the rights
guaranteed to the citizen in the
Constitution, nre slipping nwmy.
Thcro is no such thing ns freedom
of speech or assemblage concerning
matters,
—Today you can talk on any
subject you please In Te■nnessee,
except religion; in
i California, cxc«pt the I. W. W.; in Boston,
cept the Sacco-Vnnxetti case
any place, exoept on n, , subject
which, ns a burning issue, would
most profit by untrammeled dis.
cussion. Speech nnd assemblage
are free in New Jersey, West Vir
ginia and Pennsylvania, except to
union men in tlrhe of strike. If you
talk labor unionism then, you land
in jail. I know it because I've tried
it nnd I landed i<i Jfcil.
.
Despite its author's obvious pur
pose to be legal-minded and stick
itrictly to the evidence, the book is
Amusing— almost
comical— in
4pots. No into with n retire of httirtor can read his account of tin:
Scopes anti-evolution trial in Ten
nessee, wltdre he was one of the nt-
Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanfortl
Traces of Early Man Will II**
Sought Here This Year.—-Head
line. If he is found we want to
know if he. was the early "lilrd”
that got the worm. Tampa Time*.
Just to show what ud vertbring
does in the daily newspapers, who
would have ever heard o f Gieenlv
Island without the Bremen crow?
—Bradenton lleridil.
•
Realty Co,
will then be mailed tn j ,*ii that your liHlIngw (without nnntti
ship show n unless you no desire) may appear on October Put
Vicity ShrelH
Will need Mime lime In get all phases ot a gunk, prucliciH,
-system in present able slinpe.
Farmers,—please don’t forget to write those “ Ctn,, prtv
rrlplions" ant! l>c sure to sifin your name 1o them. Surh ,
Irealise will be u small matter to yon but a "Great Gift"
'Jilt CoUnly’n New Citizens.
With you for Scmlnule until that name becomes „ r.ynunyn
for Wholesome Prosperity.
H. A . Speir Sanford Florida
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Hulls And Hears— A n d Am ateurs
There is one candidate running
Frederick Lewis Allen, the humorist, hns been specu
for office about whom there scem-i
lating
in General Motors and has made $11.88 in the pro
to be absolutely no argument, and
that is, of course, Ruth Bryan cess.
Feeling that the rest o f the world will be interested in
Owen.
Wo haven't heard many squawk*
from the aheiks and flappers nine?
the commissioners decided to turn
out tho lights.
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We have the greatest reaped
for sonic of the candidate* we are
supporting, hut when they begin
semi fug u» fifteen hundred word
telegrams, and sending them COL
LECT, we think it is lime to turn
tho eo|d shoulder.
Hathaway followers
condemn
Carlton for mud-slinging, but when
Hathaway darts mud-slinging, he
hires someone else to do it fur
him, Wo. prefer the man wlm it
fdlllng to du bis own dirty work.
, Row over a dog resulted in thu
shooting and ncui death of one ol
tjic quarreler*. It is a dungeroui
thing to make a man mod about
his dog. Some men ate as faithful
to their dog» as the dogs are '
A vote against IIathu"n) is a
rttlc for falls. Their are only
two ways uhoul
it. John T.
Graves in Jackson ville Journal.
Don’t he so extreme Jnlm|iy. Sen
<l|hln people expert hellei stuff
front you.— Palm llem-li Independ
ent.
how he-did it, Mr. Allen explains the difficulties o f the
slotik market— with a sober face but a twinkling eye— in
May number of the Forum magazine.
"There are various sorts of careers among the wizards
of finance," he writes. "Some of them work .their way by
slow and painful degrees from the bottom, others attain
fortune at a single hound. My career has been the quick
kind. Only a few months ago i knew nothing about the
stock market. In fad. t knew even less than 1 do now.
I never rend the financial pages of the newspapers. When
ever the men about me dropped into conversation about the
remarkable rise in American Dread or the pressure exerted
by the bears upon the leading rails, 1 seized the opportunity
to be alone with my thoughts. This sort o f talk meant noth
ing to me. I hadn’t the slightest notion of how a bear
exerts pressure upon a rail or o f what happens to the rail
when lie does it. T could distinguish between stocks and
bonds, but debentures were beyond me: and at the mention
of amortization and sinking funds ant| time money I fell j
myself plunged into a fog.
"Hut that was Oelore i began commuting from New |
Canaan. It’s a long ride from New Canaan to the Grand i
Central: long enough to read clear through tin* latest torso
murder, to arrive at the items beginning, ‘Speculation for]
the advance was resumed yesterday on a broad scale, and
the bulls, encouraged by the increased exports of steel fil
ings, pushed several favorites to new highs’, and to sit and
wonder what a favorite thinks about when a bull is push
ing it to a new high. I began to enjoy puzzling out of the
dramas of this strange new world into which the financial,
pages led me. ‘Shorts Are Squeezed As Motors Climb
Steadily’ : what was this, i would ask myself, if not a
naughty romance of the open road, depicting the tempta- 1
lions of the limousine and tin moral perils laced by the;
younger generation7 ‘ Lubbers Are Heavy As Liquidation
Progresses’— was this a weather report, a disnatLii-JfrumJ
the l|utnlt‘*l nrua--oij—thr-ttrnfftrirol^TiTiTj.ssim'iMi' an over-
An exchange criticizes Dnvle
Uarlluii for not attacking t'ntts,
—----- butr-fei —t but—mjlttrr we f a n’t sec
where Dr. Hathaway has been very
aggressive in hi* cumpuign against
"Why tin ymi cull Mr. ( tills 'the iletimgugiie mill do
tho former governor. When the st toy or 7’ " asks a currcspniitlcnl in w hose sincerity we are
chairman-candiduto thinks i\ is
time to take the gloves ami go much iiielinetl to believe. A demagogue is u man who in
t
after Colts, he sends Senator Wit) • sincerely capitalizes on nuhlic prejudices and gullibility*,
Emory Murliti, candidate fut
comptroller, bus written us u lettor In which he denies tliut lit* Is
supporting Catts, and which we
have been glad to publish on the
front page of our paper. But Mr.
Murtin must know llial tie should
avoid the uppoarnnee of supporting
Calls if he dues not wish people
to think lie is.
who attempts to In* all things in all men, who does mil
scruple to sell the tint It to serve ids own .selfish aims, who
believes in nothing hut pretends to believe in everything.
We think that Mr. Calls’ public record, his speeches and
nets in the present campaign, his misstatements, his
vaudeville acting, his two-faced-efforts lo pose as the parti
cular friend of morally opposite elements, his bullying, his
double-dealing-rank hint high in the reign of demagogy
And we think him a destroyer because we believe that it
such a man is elected governor of Florida this state’s dig
nity and good name abroad, its hope of prosperity in fuItin*. its power to serve its citizenry soberly and fairly and
wisely, will In* destroyed.—Jucx.sitin'illc Journal.
James M. Carson of Miami, n
Candidate for tile governor’* office,
was it welcome visitor to lit* in.
dependent office Wednesday morn*
“ LISTS P R E T E N D ”
Ing. We are always glad to see Jim
B> tV. li. Woodward
npd wu have faith in Ills bravery
NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE
nnd honesty. He tins shown inoiu
of the former quality (bun uur
Ji >on i funk
that «thr ^ r c a l ever be pleases; anybody cun write
other candidate for the governor’/
American game is baseball, or und print his opinions; people inu>
office,—Paint Beech Independent.
golf, or pelting put ties, ur conniv get together and organise what
ing with bootleggers, you are en ever they want: and, us our revel
The Haul of Bay street indig tirely wrong. It is undeniable that ed Lincoln declared, thu right of
ently --rierriw authorship of n alt tliejie activities occupy our at protest ami revolution is inherent
hooding limerick now- being wtiis- tention, nmii* nr less, hut the realty ’n our institutions.*'
tcred fropt Juxoii to Jitxoii. Wo serious American game is “ Let's
Inshort , the ConstHutiono f the
luote, with deep apolugies;
Pretend." Childryn play it instinc United Stutes js a great document,
[There, was a young lady.ftotn tively, though not nearly So well the guaranty of nil liberties—or,
«*■• g! Own 'p eople lip. The dominant as (itnilslnnn uniii “ Tim Mi'.i.i wnn
grwm—and
mmils kij the Aniern an race, huve derful wprk ever struck o ff at one
and died,
developed "Let’s Pretend" into a time by* the brain nnd purpose of
Within the lamentedi’ thc apph
fine art, und Home nf the current mun"—until you take it seriously.
1
fermented
pretences ore so well done that’ As soon us you du that you will
And made cider inside her insides
they look real enough to be true. ivurnthat we are playing “ Let’s
—Jacksonville Journal.
We pretend that our government Pretend."
is a democracy, Witti nil this clam
Mr. Arthur Garfield Hays won’t
or about elections nnd the good of play the game."lie refuses lo be
■ Our
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good
P i friend. Senator
Kcniie, U undergoing aome caustic the people going on. it . certainly standardized, and within tile last
criticism for having retired from does uppear to ‘^e one. But all well five or six years he lias become a
th^ gubernatorial race in favor of informed jieuple know Very well very disturbing person, lie takes
Hob. Fons Hathaway. The criticism that it is nothing of the kind.
the Constitution In dead earnest
Then there i» our lovely little and i* the chief attorney of the
la if he had retired in favor of any
of the candidates it should have game of free speech, freedom of Civil Liberties Union, an ussorlu.
befit in favor of SeryUor Taylor as assemble for any peaceful purpose, tion which exists for the purpose
they were in the same boat ami assemble fr any peacutul purpose. of their constitutional rights.
qu^Ject to the same legal tie-up, These primitive liberties are guar
It would be easy enough to dls*
especially at Senator Taylor . la anteed by the United Ktutes Cofr pas® of Mr. Hays if hft wetd a
•titution. As wo play the game, we workingman, or an Indigent poet,
point proudly to the Constitution or a soapbox Scinlist. In that case
iif-ijit
*Fj'vri!- *at
■«.t this
11*tj. ■
a » a . I. ..to
ncj *rt»t*
ray;* ^-Jgtok
marveluua
ho could be taken up by the police;
rotection; ar.y ntaq in America as a disorderly |>eraon and sent to.
an *und on his foal and toy whut. »om« like, secluded paaitantiary.
On Juno 5th. the people go to the polls to decide who shall he
elected to serve Ihem
in the various o ffices o f Seminole O'ounty. Each and every voter should attend the
political speakings, hear all the candidates state their platform s and express their
views. In this way only can the people he assured
that
their choice is elected to
This Advertisement Paid For By
H. H. Kilhee
A . I). Smith
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Fault Kvanu
< andidnte Courtly Commissioner Disl. 3.
M ay Belle Maxwell
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Joe D. Chittenden
K. 1C. Brady
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J. P . McClelland
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T . W . Lawton
E . K inlaw
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Candidate Clerk Court
W . E . W h ite
f undidate Pruaeculing Attorney
S. A . B. W ilkinson
i andidutc County Judge*
J. G. Sharon •
t andidatc Ite-elcctiou County Judge
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Candidate Rr-elcvti >p i’roiciuling..
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E.E. Walker!
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TtlE SANFORD' BBKAMV .SANFORD. FXiOltluA? SATUItPAY: MAY 19. 1928
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Office Telephone 144 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37
'octal Calendar
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MONDAY
F Kathleen Mallory Circle of the
[first Baptist Church will meet at
|{,30 o'clock at the Moo id’ s Station
I*horvh. '
*
pipe ‘ Organ Club of the F’irr.t
k.pt|st Chdrch ‘will meet at the
•hurvh at :»::«> O'clock with Mrs.
Ik A. Winston and Mrs. C. P.
Hi"<lersun ns hostesses.
Women’s Missionary Society of
|h? First Christian Church will
„t 3:00 o'clock ut the homt
of Mrs. L. M. Marshall in Edgc*ood. AH members are urgixl to
ittcml as election of officers will
take pin"
the Parish House.
Women's Guild of Holy Cross
Episcopal Church ivill meet at 3:00
o'clock at the Parish House,
Program
meeting
of
the
Women's, Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church will lw held at
3:30. o'clock at the* church.
Executive Board of* the Pres by-*
tffinn Auxiliary will meet at !l:0Q
o'clock at the church.
Prayer Bund of the* Presbyterian
(Auxiliary
o'clock
[Auxiliary will meet at
u t 3:30
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] Business meeting o f the Auxiliiry of the Presbyterian Church
sill be held at the cUurch ut <1:00
s'deck,
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t u e k ii A y
Itcguhir luoTithly/pi'ogr.no of the
Women's Missionary society of the
first Baptist Church will he held
■t .'*:“*•> 'ilm k at the church, with
the Kathleen Mallory Circle in
charge.
C. I. A. will hold its regular
infcl mg at 3:30 o'clock at the Odd
Fellow Hell over the Basket. All
jicmbri> ary urged »o be present.
Social
Department
of
the
Woman's Club will have fort
nightie bridge party at 3..'10 o'clock
at ike club house, with Mrs. Fred
T. Williams, Mrs. J. C. Gibbs!
Ilfs. L.
Hagan ami Mrs. E. D
tall a- hostesses.
Mr-, f O. Chase will entertain
it hiulfp' at her home on Dak
Aiemii. at .'1:00 o’clock honoring
Mr- S. <1, Chase Jr.
FRIDAY
Mi- i - Mary
mid Frances
bia.i will entertain at bridge it
*:iw • ,,i k at. the Woman's club,
hiiiinroig■Mias Helen Sheppard id
fc'rv V i k
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I Mr- I rank Talhtt will entei
axu Tth members of tbt. I.ottapkar. pi
club.
Mi I |*. Morse will entei tain
Ur n rioliers of the Booklovei •
Glut' at a picnic at Die home of
Mi- I m| T, Williams otiCryslal
Like.
Music D epartm ent
Holds L a st Session
The final meeting of Uw Music
Department for the season was
held Tuesday nfternon at the club
house on Oak Avenue, under the
direction of Mrs. \V. S. Leak, de
partment chairman. Many matters
Of importance were discussed din
ing the business session at the
conclusion of which, Mrs. Leak
was given a rising vote of thanki
for the splendid manner in which
she has-carried on the work in the
department for the past two years.
Beginning at four o'clock n de
lightful program, with selections
from “ The Bohemian (iirl"(Bnlfc),
was given, honoring the Ccelllan
Music Club, Mrs. •Ia'uk told the
story of the opera in her usual
pleasing manner, after which the
following numbers wore given;
vocal solo, “ 1 Drcninpt l Dwelt I t
Marble Walls,'* by Mrs. Arthur
Brannon; Vocal duet, "Tin* Wound
Upon Thine Arm," by Mrs. W. S.
Leak and Mrs, Arthur Brannon;
Vocal solo, "Thun You Will Re
member Me,” by Mrs. Arthur
Di'annon, accompanied by Mrs. R
R. Iteas. Instrumental trio, ".Se
lections from Bohemian <»irl.” Mis.
Pauline Cook, first violin; Itobeit
Frazier, second violin;
Jumcn
Reeds, cello, and Mrs. ('. II. Cook,
pianist.
Later in the afternoon u soei ’J
period was enjoyed. The hostesses
fo rtho afternoon were Mrs. M.
Mitmrik, Mrs. J. C. Benson, an I
Mrs. ('. H. Smith. The eluli rooms
were beautifully mlorned with
quantities of cut flowers in tie*
shades of pink, lavender, ami blue.
Refreshments of pink mid tvlii..*
ice cream and individual cakes
frosted m pink were served.
P er s o n a ls
Mrs. J. C. Mitchell and daughter
Dorothy leave Saturday evening for
Montezuma, Ga., where they will
attend the graduation of Mrs. Milchell's ncice, Miss Louise Collier.
They will ulso visit relatives at
Yntcsvllle arid Atlanta. Cm., before
returning horiie.
Mrs. J. S. Unwell and children,
Mrs. 0. S, Jcrnlgnn, Miss Helen
Stinson and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell
motored to Orlando Friday, where
they spent the afternoon.
Mis* Luna Mayv Fleming left
Saturday for her home at Mainetta, Ga., where she Will spend a
short time before going to Cali
fornia fop a short visit.
Miss Bobbie Chapman left Sat
urday for her home* in Wnynesville, Gn., where she will spend
the summer with her mother.
An
exceptionally
enjoyable
social affAir of the week, was that
of Thursday evening, when n jolly
Itroup of younit people chaperoned
liy^lr, and Mrs. Joljn Melsch Jr..
•Mr. and Mrs. Calvin' Teague and
Mrs. Hugh Torrjpicc, enjoyed a
swimming patty and weinor roast
at Crystal luiko.
Enjoying this affair were Mar
garet Torrence, Mnrlisc To/rcnce,
Katherine Voruay, Lois Couch,
Julin ltitchie, Hortensc David, Ann
Rollon,' Adelaide Higgins, Helen
Colbert, Lois Hi ill,
Josephine
White, Anna Mario Couch, Mary
Hurt, Marjorie Du llose, Katherine
Vincent, Sadie J-ri- Vincent, Heir
drix Lyles, Dursty Harper, Anscly
Hunter Viltlen, Hii.ic clhlon, Wil.
Robson, Hillie Barber, Bill Tyre,
bur Smith, Luther David, Kldredgt
Oliver, Frederick Daiger, Paul
Noene, Cllffoid Hell, Charles Pnlnier, Hal Conner, Teddy Morse,
Pete Higgins am) John Courier.
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Milton Block W eds
Dorothy Kottleman
R E C E N T S A N F O R D B R ID E
A marr'agp of much interest to
their ninny friends throughout
the stele, and which came as a
surprise, was that of Miss Doro
thy Kottleman and Milton Block,
whieh was solemnlteil, April US,
at Orlando by Rabbi Lnsh’nsky.
The bride, ■who is a petiu
b'ondc, is the young daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Morris Kottleman
i f Sanford. She has made her
hi me here for the past year and a
half, coming to this’ rity from
Hirm ogham, Ala. ‘
Mr. Block is the son of Mr. ami
Mrs. M. Block formerly of Nor
folk, Vu. lie is associated with
his father in the mercantile busi
ness.
After a short Wedding trip to
Miami, and other points 'in both
the East unit West Coast, the
yi ung couple will ntnko their home
it tb the bride's parents at 808
.Mclloin illc Avenue.
and manihmallow* wa» ficrved.
The guests for fhl« occasion
included Myrtk* •Flynn, M »rj«rrt
Torrence,
Katherino
Vincent,
Mary Hurt, Paulino Stoode**
mire,
Christine
8loud«nn>!|%»
Luther David, Marion
SmltB,
Lawrcnso Reel, Robert Sandetj,
Elmer Echols, Clarence Howler*
son, Peto Higgins, Paul BifKtT*t
and Ansley White.
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try moaetp
o intment— ;
CITY TRANSFER ;
& STORAGE OR* ««i
K ip r tl
P la n o w n l t f . B a a l t a v
t r a il n s . S h ip p e r * .
S U r T r a c k Far-D Itta* •• •'*
P h n n r KM
S M X . M ip lo A r * .
RALPH W. LOSSING Mrr.~
TAKACIIS ENTERTAIN
Mrs. It. F.. Tneknch and Miss
Henry Piirdou left Saturday
morning for .imksnuville where he At anka Tukaeh entertained some
will spend a short time on business. of the members of the Rosary Con
fraternity, Thursday evening, at
Mrs. A. P. Peterson and Mrs. their Iniiie “ The I’ ieo". Games of
John Leonard) motored to Delumd auction budge were enjoyed dur
Friday where they spent the after ing the evening and at the con
noon.
clusion of the omul rlimber of
The many friends of Mrs. F. Mc progressions, scores were counted,
Kenzie Davison will he pleased to and the prize for top score was a*
learn that she has recovered suf* warded Mrs. Noon, while the con
ficlcntly from hei recent ujx'ni- solation prize wmii to Mrs. Lud
lion at the Del .aml hospital, to be wig. Refreshments cottsisling of
removed Thursday, to her homo ice cream and In mo made cakes
on Magnolia Avcnuev.
were served at a late hour.
The guests for the evening were
Mrs. John Lcurmnli and Mrs
Paul Riggers attended the League Mrs. Frank Peters. Mrs. G. C. Fel
of Women’s Voters, where Mrs lows, Mrs. Miekler, Miss Ellen
la'onardj was one of the principal Hoy, Mrs. Frank Moisch, Mrs.
A. Berner, Mrs.. Cameron, -Mrs.
sjiuakera.
11amli v. Mrs. Peter Paul, Mrs.
F. Mallem, Mrs
Miss Mary Me Mahon left Sat Mack, Mr.,.
urdny noon for Miami and Culu Noon, Mrs 'alia Ludwig mid Mrs
where she will spend suveinl week i i 'a moron.
M IL A N E
TODAY
“The Sharp
shooters”
LOIS MORAN
GEORGE O’ BRIEN
rtesdev nml Salurday fnnn It to
set\in ,
Lake .1o\|ta
fio acres to lie plantde |o stiawlirrries next season by
'o farmeis here.
K indergarten Pupils
Are Given May Party
The many friends of little Milean llaniii, young daughter u
Ninth and Palmell > AnMi. and Mrs, A,W.|laind, will h
Junior High School.
As a fitting close to a splendid grcl to learn that she is crili«a!l
Ililde .School it: lb A. M.
year's work, was th,. May Party ill at the I'ernald Eunghlon HoWorship and t Jinmumon- II; <>"
by tbe pupils of Ha* Turnbull Kin pital.
dergarten, which was held Friday
A M.
.*;
Mis. lien t uswcll ami ..mall dan
Cbiisimi Endeavor ” :0n P. M.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jun
FAening Service
l*. M.
ius Turnbull in Rose Court. Th ghtet Jcanim Ann liu\> k Ioiih-.I
spacious lawns, bright with Spring home from Eosti- where they spent
Flank Mi Mailer, Pa-tor,
blossoms formed a pretty setting it short tin e as tbe glie-l- of loo
You are invited to worship with
for the wee tots who took part m sister. .Mrs. Rob t ,l.l|, ll\ ,lr
Ibis enjoyable affair. Numerous
Mi S.J.Stllbb
Spring song . interspersed with
mtei i sting
stories and
sense is ii-aiiog here
games caused tin1afternoon to pass friends.
Rev. F. Swenson, Mis ionai>
quickly. Tbe piogrurji was nmPast-.|- i|f Ilie AiiguXinuce Syi*-d.
tv*
eluded Willi a pretty May Pole
will conduet services at tin Cp ala
dame in wldili ilm ehildren wore
imn
l.mheran Clmreh, Sumli*.'. Ma>
pink cicpi paper caps, arid flocks
nn West First SI.
and nit- of while Refreshments
30, at :t;IUI o’elm k. On WbltautiMis, tV. Morton Thigpen re duy, a week from Sunday, at Unto
of iee cream and cakes WiTu serv
Itutill* A
tin ned home Friday D un Lake .,'cluck, Rev. O. O. Kckard of Pier,
ed lute in tin ut tel noon.
land
whi
n*
she
spent
a
short
time
' 'b iltli en taking pail m till
-on \i*ill pic.n li. Rev. lvcl.aid will
has ju-d received a fine
delightful afl'a'n were la'k Wood visiting idatives
bring with but) Ids mixed elnui
luff, Donald Join-., loicmie Mero,
of over 30 ringers, with lii •otgan
netV lot of Parrots, Love
Mrs, Edward l.anc lef
Pile Mero, Marcia Pi'ulci, Alice
jst and choir leader, Edgm WeulSherman, liriimncr Sherman, Rob Jay for Lakeland when
Circle N um ber Five
Birds and Ctinaries and
lo.in, win. will have charge of the
ert Bower, Httriy Brownlee, Joe culled by the illnes,, of lc
iiiusie (m Hi. sen iee:*. Tin* public
Has .Meet On Monday Douglas , .lean Walk**i, Harold A. D. Parrish.
Gold Fish.
i cordiallv invited I" alicml thcie
llusl.irm II, Edward Higgins II ,
' o I- iiiind-i i five o f tin* F i r -1 Klisc llntcbiii--••ii. lain- l.b*yd, Joe
Method)-:' t 'liu n h held a must in
Mct'uslm, Pat i n in Notion, Jennhn ', ng nieeUiiK Mondii.V a f t e r - qtU -IYIU i :—.'—
__Nn t'.liiiigi:-I'lir LutikiPKHHLA l ItUSS . LltLUUl
ua —iki-—
-.1,11.—Lii’clyn
pending Urn past week Titi bus!
Stowe I ouise \\ells, and June nesF,
SUNDAY AFTER* ASCENSION
r on at the dome of Mrs. I. ('. Car* Seluilt/.
Duly Communion
A M.
oiii mi West Trod fitryi'l w ith Mrs
FRATERNITY
(JIVES
DAN
Cl
C-u-i.ii, Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Mrs.
Church
School
IR-lfi
A.
M.
Tiirky Parly Enjoycd
Holy Communion nnd Scriuuti
K B Jam'll urul Mrs. It. M MuA larky paily was held at the
The Sigma Tan Del’ n Fiat ent
' itI'.SSCS,
Inline ol Mi
Suit Stew.-ill on
I-i ter Idlies and oilier ptctly Mellotu die Avroie. I*roluy eve ity of Stetson University gave its
^1'iing flowers were used in pro MW'KiiningWd({.N d
esIitbineHi- annual Imll, Frldpy evening, at Dm
Young peoples Service League
fusi' ii in decorating the rooms ning, with .Mrs. K- F Hotkey Hotel Foi l eat laihe. Tile spacious
Me i.. ii„. meeting was held. Mrs. mid II is, Slewii! I a - hostes-es.
|0:30 P. M.
ball man was beautifully deco
Wednesday Even ng, May 3 )1*1.
^ *’ Sliinholser presided over the The purpose of tin s.a'ial afiair
Jti'ctiiig which opened, with the was to raise funds for th'' Kath rated with ipiuuililiis of cut flow Rector's liibiu Class 8: P. M
The noon day Celebration Sun*
Tcnptoi,. leading ami prayer led leen Mallory Curie of the First ers emphasizing tin* faternitv
' v \h Mtiiiie C, Chapman. Itou- Baptist Chureli. Tile entire eve* colors of lavender and io,-e. Kn- day i> the C'irporate Cominutm<ii
bo a. , was curried out after ning was one round *»f no*rrl* eireling tbe room were poll oil i f the wotiirn o f the eliur.h in
: connection with the present.ilma
I"'11 D." Sutisbiue Committee pie- oient. Filth [inm i wits made to plants and palms.
IJuilc a number of speiiulty j of the United Thank Offering and
Mr Carson w lh a gift. At give their fn-t lecitatioli and al
h>e m \t meeting the Ways and so required to ring. Mrs Jari" dances were featured during tlo- I every woman of the I’m h
•biiii- C.anmittee . composed of .Smith opened the program with a evening, including a "Moonlight rxpueled to be present.
• *’s
D Squires, Miss Mattie reading. The prize for the tack Dance," a "Search Eight Dame,"
TAMPA -Western Union
1 1 haiuoan, Mrs. i’ rodie Will'.- iest costume, was won by Mrs, ami a "Crimson Klmc Dance”
....J Mrs. Walter Hand will Johnson, while the prize for the Apj uopriulc favors Mud gay t ol- graph Company to erect new
"*'< ‘ barge. During the social otic acting the tark.e.-J, went to mod crepe paper cup «i re given ing hero shortly.
tor these.
'"an wliiib followed the business Mrs. F. P. Rims.
\XIIII liXXT vilUI TIU.oi.l
Thu chaperones wide Mr. and
*v».-i"ii, the hostesses served de*
Refreshments of pink lemonade,
IOffl.-r lrciiliu.nl of rrrlsl «ll-r..-.»l
" lnu- lefrehments.
spice cake and red peppermint Mrs. Robert Walters of Del.mol
lilt. Jim. rniixxiN linxxi I I
•IciiiIots in attendance wen* stick candy were sci!cd late in the and Mr. ami Mis. John Isotmrdi I'r*i|*rtr1«ir |l*r IliattVIl HmillMrlttM*
>rnr« ttrnrllrr Im
of Sunfoid. About 100 guests en SIH)15
f!r' s- " Shinholscr, Mrs. J. IV evening by the hostesses. ^
U. linrr d%r. Trlrpkonr I**®*"
joyed tbix affair.
>mi ttlll Im* nur|<r|ifil him milrl*l>
"«V.V Mrt. K. K. Harvey, Mrs.
>«»i* Mill Kd nrll MtiiiitI
"f
I U i|-on, Mrs. Brmlie Will*
Mr. amt Mrs. R. L CliriHlenU-rry
lliMt* Ironi hiinlnr*"
K|>rtliilUliiK hi
Mrs. P. M. Elder, Mrs. It. left Friday inoimiig in their ear Mt. Dorn — Building program ag
Iml Irniliiintl of
• '-ccmiii, Mrs. I. C. Carson, Mm. for Red Boiling Springs, Trim., gregated between J KK'.tlOO mid \ii»!-*•«*■
htiDfl tiinl rrrinl yltrinM.
!t '* Martin, Mrs. T. D. Dureti. where they have rented a cot age $500,000 will be curried out here \\ r l l r f w p ’- frr** ri«n«i(ll»»M*t**
this summer and fall.
lllrmlnrr.
V N. Johnson, Miss Mattie for the summer.
r, ( hupmun, Mrs. Langford, Mrs.
£ t- Moye. Mrs. w. B. Jarrell^
rv!
Mason, Mrs. J. S. Me:
{Miami nml Mrs. S. J. Utubbs of
P°uRhi,, Gu
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...
Mrs. Milton Block, who before her recent marriage, was Miss
Dorothy Kottleman. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Koktlenian and is mi attractive blonde. Her husband is associated
with bis father in the mercantile business in this city.
SWIMMING I’ A im
GIVEN
On Friday
mining.
Ansi y
White nml Paul ltigg r.s 'Jr.,
(Mlrrluilird a mililber of ttieil
friends at a picnic mid swimming
party at l/ocb Arboi l.akc. Chap
Honing litis group were
Mr.
and Mrs, Paul Diggers and Mrs.
John Meiseli.
Tile evening hours were spent
with swimming nml guinea and
at a tale knur n pien'e supper
augmented with roasted weinors
PRICES NOW 10— 35c
CONTINUOUS 1— 11 P. M.
lie Friendly D rug Store
Limey’ s
BUCK
JONES
IVrscriplinns Filled Promptly
K. First Si
And Accurately
Sanlord
“RRANDED
SO M B R E R O ”
MONEY TO LOAN
PRICES 10— 25
CONTINUOUS 1— 11
On improved City property at 7 per cent. .T to five year
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 tear loans on good
hiisinevs property.
T H E F IR S T
S A N F O R D BO N D A N D M O R TG A G E CO,
112 I). Second St.
New Prices
Matinee lU-.'!7i
Night-10*50
ROMANCE
MILANE
MONDAY
CF
D A R IN G
I I ii n k
o l
S f U l f t ’
Continuous
1 to It I\ M,
AND
DANGER!
C onrad N ageL ijM yrn aL oy
CjheG I R
N A T L BANK
T h e
IjJmn
who keeps
his
foot
on
the
brake
of
pense ac
count has
Hid W IL L IA M R U S S EL -C zr r ol l NVe
Uaptedfnm AR1HURSUMLRS ROCHES t(prf OuunruuBnl
J W fo U * IVAY ENRIGHT
definitely
discovered
the high
way lead
ing to the
city
Feel Tired and
of
success
____ A c h y ? ----- 1
!,v many Sanford
friends of
——Amelia .ft»'r-Q'C«min» will r-u-
The Ideal Graduation G ilt
tfri to team of. hen.sudden denlA
flnctilay at heu .home In Los
Anr'cle*. Cal.
, 7
Mis* Hnrriutt Khuddnck Roger*
« « father, L. I*. Rogers, of Shar*.
i*®' ''“ •* "h o have been spending
k nie time here us the guests of
PN'»» Roger's aunt, Mrs. A. T.
tt,MlCr' ' yft*Friday morning for
' ’r h'iinpi stopping over on mute
•I,
Ncws,,Va., where they
t 111 visit relatives.
Clip a n d mcII for tungstunc and steel nrctllra.
Comliinalion record container and lid re
lease.
(Capacity 10 ten inch records.)
Tsn shrivel interior finish.
Metal parts finished in gold piste, gold
Iscquc.'-, black enamel, and black nickel.
K cm ilU fit
Fever due to W
Grrasa
McLander Arcade
Phone 832
W IT H 0
Tlicy never quite knew
Molly*! gatftel
A EARNER BROS P R O D U C TIO N
50,000Uaers Endorse Doan’a t
Mrs. C, Tsniunt. ITS Wilson St.,
CslnMtUb, FIs., ssjrsi "Tbs (>il synplsln
WImhkmi kidney fuacUoa in my csss
•a asks in Iks smsll u4 nr hack. I> l*H
pin*# wwsa sod ks/ats l*»nf >u savsfs,
I ksd diay tia»dsikn sod my kidnsys infs
aal ia apod skasa. I rasiwotsd to uss
Dmo’s PiUsand sJl.f » 1«Wboass I eassund.
PILLS
***!» ClilUg gud Fev
. • It kill. W
Too Often Thl» Warn* of
SluggUH Kidneys.
U kJdncya are working rightk Slug
gish kidneys allow waste poisons to
accumuUte and make one languid,
tired and achy, with often dull head
ache*. dizziness and nagging back
ache. A common warning is too fr*queot, scanty or burning excretions.
Doan's PtUi; mstimulant diuretic,
increase the secretion of the kidneys
and thus aid in the elimination of
bodily waste. Users everywhere en
dorse Dean's. M*k vour ncfgUer/
;
P R IN C E SS T O D A Y
STEARN S’
Electric Paste
A Rom ance o f
Deep Sead,
Strange Ports;
a Sailor Boy ^
and a
Dancing Girl.
Cordially jours.
Glilti'riiig Mt-lodrama!
Glorimtri Hontuucc!
TpilM.* Ilrattm of the Un
dcrworltl!
»
r
j,
•
(
£
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’.
�1S0 NER SPOR'
CALLS
wing
oectre
getfaer a stranger to the Sharkcj
homestead, though, l guess,” sail
Jack, as ho pointed to Bnby Mari
lyn, a yonr old in the comer o
Jio intention of the davenport. .
Marilyn waj turning the' page
fighting Bill ^Shsdtospcare. Jack
w w i -even .w is h e r - a reported of a child’s Book of Knowiadgkt j w y , thouaandato lecture
u?‘Ia * A..CON80D1NE.
Ut r i a l N c w k Servlc*
T JChtrcapanden^
a
,y..whom.students aro.suprfonance thaij there
IwPAm o I tbo volumes ■of Shakesgtawed •round
tho hnme/J
pretty little
hare.kt
said
Bhk^kcy.^with,
aSharkey
. smile, domicile
as ho
fcQa^ 4^** !•
•*“—ths *outskirts
— — ■ .1
.....dty. —
on
of__.
the
’ TlWri's- hone o f Ute tragedy,
•Jltor. :OcaasIonalIy ,though, DoroUty falls off her Idddy car and ra*
qelxk*- p»* Httle prompt attention
t^m lTb’ her injured feelings,”
continued Jack, as ho picked up
tiA-lhreeyear old daughter and
ggrfhor a toss into the air, much
tartI)A-l>Ieasuro o f that plump
lyouiftt#*;........... - .
.
..
v -At Ilome With Kids
MA* .far as I am concerned
O snr Tunncy can stick to his
Shakespeare,” remarked Sharkey,
^ipd-Z- will continue to hnvc my
good wmea with my youngsters,
Dorothy and Marilyn.
" I f yanhey ever is blessed with
two irt-elty, active kiddies, he will
give ufr Shakespeare, I think,”
went.pn'Jack.
"fihakospearo won’t bo nllo-
*■'%^ -By jLxpdrts
R/IEMOttlAt, DAT Is often an opi V l ;<porluhtty rpr the hoetcae to
gather
about her. A,
luncheon ot tea. to relative* or InUmate friends, with bridge, sets the
day apart and makes it something
to look back on lur'Well as forward
to, Sometimes o^n-bf tbo problems
of antortalnlnr la to think of ooret
dishes. new ways 'to serve old
Utlnes.
*
,
Here ' are some suggestions—all
easy to prepare In advance, and
thus leaving *the - hostess* mind
freoF* tp enjoy her* Msltors* -com-
*" Y r * P 4*
x1 teaspoon ftil vanilla.
,
.’ i .’qup. .whan* or' evaporated rntTk
Straw berries
.
•
; -f
Bold? grlnftnil lit ontd 'Water*-*)
llent‘ egg
yolks with apgmlnpies. C.
-------i,
•
gg
H
uj
[£
ar.atnl pour milk over slowly. Put
In dntihlo b lor and add soaked
gelatine nnd salt, Cook'untfl m l*.
lure tblrkbna. Real' two - minutes
and let cool. Add vnnllla and fold
In whipped cream and stiffly beatITurn
T
*j Into Indlvtdii«n can whites.Perve
c i Bervn ga:
gamishc * *"*•
at glumes.
-*■----i.I ’> Of, o'
. J ct:
strawberrle.-i
yjigared
cut In piece*
fcupf of
|f strawberries, be* ' whipped
___
drained,
nut
land,
through’ tho cream, and turned Into
QJ
Cj
rj
W'
M
M
u
wutllndlrldqal
f , ,. x
Jellied chicken with Teptabfas
I'lnqnpplo let* tlox Flo
‘ I
I love* tablespoonfuls Knox SteM- .
S
level
tablespooufuls
Knox
Spark*
u
'* A/U(~Ul1.1JF-AMW*V WiUTi* %r» e.iv w —( H Itng-Gelatine
ling Gclntlno
1
cu» cold water. Or Stock
2
(toonful iHUt’ ifvi- .. •
j, ■ 44 cup cold water*
girls. Her age Is three years, I cups chicken stock (canned broth j ,
choked beet* ' '
•:■ . .in 2 cups hot pineapple -with ijulcd
Marilyn is well on her way to the
cuOlllnlicr
' , ■'
I' 1.14 cup sugar
weight' honors among the junior
c 'gelatlpe In. eeld •water I jJulqo >4 lemon
members of the Sharkey family,
dltoplvft 'In 'boiling water 1 cop rream nr evaporated milk
though. The buby has conceded
dd
>ukir.
vlnt-Kar and safe. ,1-Yvr grains salt
two years In age nnd yet is nearSonic gelatine In rof<i,'VrAB-r S
____ Jelly lirglna to stiffen, nt.ltly tho same weight a» l>er sis
tn chopped - becta and cucumbcY, minutes and dl&solvo In bollln.ter.
and turn Into wet Individual moldiv plne.ipplo Julrc. Add lemon Julco.
Young Prophet
Cool, nnd when
Borvo on lottuce leavra with agam- sugar and salt.-- **-,-•—
„„
■ - *•* ----Marilyn does not even know
there in such a thing as the box
ing ring. Dorothy probably could
not tell you what it is, but she
understands something about it. .
Dorothy is also something of a
prophet. Just before the Delaney leavea and xarnisn vim
».UJ
bout, while Sharkey was away in and aalad dreaalnc.
Now York, tho tot was heard to
Fruli Ginger Aks Salad
Fow groins salt
say:
S level tableapoonfula Knox Spark, 44 cup sugar
VPapa has gone to Now York to
ling Gelatine
44 cup almonds
fight Jack Delaney and ho is go H .cap cold Water or fruit Julco
1 cup Btmwbcrrlrs
>4'cup lemon Julco
% pound marshmallown
ing to knock him out, too.”
* •>
44 cup crentn or cvapoi
Shnkespcaro may not • mean 3 cape ginger ole
44 cup sugar
3 egg whiles
H cup orange or other fruit Julci
Bonk gelatine tn coh
S cups fruit •
i
— minutes and dK-tolvo In
Few grains anIt
npple Juice, Add sug:u
Soak gelatine In cold water I
-- ‘
—»»l. •«.
snlnutca ' and dissolve over ho
water. Add sugar, salt and rrul
hi Ice. When cool, add ginger alt
When beginning to thicken, stir l'
fiutt cut In ainall pieces (canne
shouted, not far behind the Americun star Hc straightened up nnd
looked around with un irritated
frown. And there wu* the Prince of
Wulos, calling his caddy. Of course,
uno can’t find f.vult with royalty,
and Gene bent over his ball again.
Gene look his stroke. The gallery
held its bh-iilh. Gene missed and
took n five for tho hole. If the
caddy had been within Saraxen’s
reach, Daniel would hav* wished
ho were in the lion's den. Gene told
tho story smilingly, when reportors mol him on the Mauretania,
and assured them ho didn't hluine
tho Prince for the putt that miss-
■T '
»—
-- .
be awaiting trial accused of rob*
twrj\ fefonio(s' nVsaiilt %
nnil‘ carry
ing-* piaol, but policeman here
say that nt' least he has the
courage to "face the music” for
his.misdeeds jand ia_n sport----------Bound over to tna grand jury
under bond of f-IJjOO on the above
charges, Woodward, nt the con*
elusion of his hearing - in--city
Court- nsked to shnkcrlhe hand of
his prosecutor, Motorcycle Officer
Robert Hubbard, whom he had.
previously.disarmed when the offtttif fcoegfit. 16" arrest him'1 on‘.* ’a
liquor charge.
' ‘I was in the wrong,” he said.
"I bear no ill will. I’m sorry for
v h a tT y o done.*’
Then the officer and the prisoner
shook hands. In regard to the
pistol which he took away from
tlie policeman, V/oodward sajd:
‘ "Hih pistol I took ' from him
dropped out of my pocket, other
wise I Would* have returned it to
him.”
. „
And tluin the. prisoner Added:
"If I ever get this trouble fixed
up, I’ll buy him another gun just
ns soon ns I can get th emoney to
d o it”
... i
201 "EHkI Commercfal St
art — More than $180,000 will
lint in Martin County improveFlorida Eaat Coast Connl.
ill AJ#
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whom i r >MY niM'niiN'.
u lfi. Della M iullm i, luivlitg
ii>- Inti sad .bauril. I will not
U r U .wJ
B«Jr l* ruJ
simnsllilf fur any da^ts mn-
<1 bv her, In li,-t- nhine nV mini-,
tills ilatr. April JS. 1H2S.
•---
I
-
beaten whites of eggs.
w<-t mold and rhlll.
lrttuco and erne with
enuun salad drrwlng,
also be used a.-t a dev
Velvet Cream wliji s
1 level tablenpoonful I
ling Gelallnn
44 cup cohl wat(*t
2 eggs
44 cup sugar
1 44 cups sen'drd milk
Few grain* salt
-ftT.rni.iNc. New' Brnyrrm. I'la
sport equipmer
smarter car
RIGGERS DAIRY FARM
Phone 3711
Sweet Milk
Sweet Creum
Butter Milk
Milk For Babies
M cLaulins
New Refrigerator Employee Begins Second Fifty
On ExhibitionHere
Years W ith Telephone Fa
Creates I n t e rest
Apartment owners, nrciun-cis
and
residents are exhibiting keen
particularly difficult
to essay
"I'm going back there, loo," be interest in nn entirely revolution
putt,' to innkp an equally difficult
promised, us hv walked down the ary electric refrigerator developed
par four.
, “ Daniel) oh Daniel J’ sumo one gangplank, "and win tha^ thing.'' by the General Electric Ilcfrigcrnlion Diiliarfhiutit,' liicoWllud ’ tA
Itandnll Electric (Jo., Distributors
of Genciul Electric Refrigerators
ENGRAVING
Diam ond M ounting
Jew rlers-Optometrist
Watch Repairing
Elton J. Mougli ton
l •* •
r i i i, ijr
*: . * , *
Architect
First Nal’l Hank Hldj.
Sun ford, Fla.
Fam ous Film A t The Milane On Monday
Seminole M otor C o
VVsaT4w
:■
<jjjj1
|>lnccs within too n-iun oi vnu i
dweller in this type of huildini
pcifei-l refrigeration at a low ini11 ut cost," continued Mr Randall.
"It Inis tn-eii found tliut apart
ments rent easier and tenants aro
more contented in the apartment
equipped with
modem conven
iences. One General Electric distri
butor claims llint ipi aliarlinciil.)
owner in his territoiy to whom .1 1
nUn ix-1 of Genorul Electric Refrig
erators were sold, uses this equip- j
meat as Idg chief talking point t >1
pros|>ectivu customers.
"The General Electric icing unit |
is trouble pruof, requiring no
mcchunicul attention on tlie part
of tlie owner.-it maintains a con
stant cold, dry temperature within
the refrigerator which is ideal for
the preservation of milk, veget
ables und oilier p e r i s h a b l e f o o d s
Two or three days supply of food
cun lie easily stored on the spue—1
ious shelves nnd will he perfectly
* "The Girl from Chicago” is cause she has the first party' preserved until consumed. Daily
tense, glittering melodrama, the
shopping is u tiling.of the past.
Itirt that keeps the audience nt worthy of her luleuU. Conrad
"Just think of huving -IK ice
Nagel,
always
forceful
uiuJ
pleas
nigh tcomion from tlie first scene
to the final fade-out. It recounts ing, triumphs as f*lt: dapper detqe- j cubes for cooling drinks and for
the udteutuvea of a well-brought live who is supposed by Molly to use in saluds. Six pounds, or more
up girl' of the old South, who bo another of the crooks. William of ice can he frozen at one time.
If more is needed one freezing
leave*
.. • ■ her aged father nnd braves Russell gives a churacteriatically
thi dangers o f u great city to aavc strong portrayal of Rig Steve of can he made in advance and stoied
tht life of her brother w-ho has the tenderloin. Aiderson is espec in th(< tray beneath tlit* freezing
fol cn into tlie handa of crooks and ially appealing ns the liolonol of compartment while another batch
i l ' tent4nced to death.
hefore-llu-war.
gentility, pride is being frozen in tho truys.
! Exciting and swift as mad and fierceness, and thu direction
"The new model, us. with ail
ho sea Is the action of the mclo- lias been done witti gi-eat deftness. General Electric Refrigerators, re
dn m* which .whirls thu girl, now
There is a strong story tu build quires ioj plumbing or special wir
ku wn « » " ‘ M0jly, tho Gal from on und tlie building is of the lust ing. Current for its operation mu\
C’b ." f r om one danger to another, ing sort. No lover of red-blooded
un{ir.at- Jaat aha aceomplishes the honest, thrilling melodrama should
task she,has come to do.
miss seeing Conrad Nagel and
M ynu-Eoy givvs the igreatest |Mymu I.oy in "Tlie Gill from
performance of h’cr career, be- Chicago.”
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for the Democratic candidate
congress In cither < * .-"o pre
ceding congressional
elections.
_Alfa,.hc would deny voting reprtacntatiuti, to Alaska, th®. -Dis
tort of Columbia, Hawaii, the ed to disappointment
Sy&sd1?YilGLE* ' May 1P,~ Philippines, Porto IticoA the Canal
CUchrjR.B, gtQCXton. o f Z a s k s m u . , -2*MM*-wmtt islands, none Of
j,
Yille, in *w>ouiKinjf .--his can- whkh me
nitted^to vote
innty„t
didacy for-delegate to the Demo- tho electoral- - college, although cttsj,
-emtie turtlonal 'convention from they arc allowed 38 votes in the frjg<
the Fourth congressional district, Democratic convention, a suf- ^ j
has addressed a communication ficient number to wipe out the fBct,
in>,
to the Democratic voter* of this votes o f Florida and Alabama.
congressional district in which
Air. Stockton would allow an ont.
dclegote-ut-’ n g e to
he promises >to propoaa a change additional
ini the voting representation in each state for every three vot^s ,1CW
Democratic national. cnnvfMgms it casts in the electoral college j-;|^c
that would give Southern stares a for the Democratic nominee in the ]unR
better representation In the con* l-Srtt ul pa|4i«a .*8p!|o(r) sjiujs *ip whlc
vfinUorta- For instance, Mr. Stock-, pu« ‘ saquA a*out jp a.\«q |)|iiom frlgt
ton oaya he would deny voting kZOl uj 0|i«u.iotuj(i 7U3m qafi|4S qUk<
representation
in
Democratic wsjvjv aqt taajja ut auu ojjm
national, convention to congress* ,l»»ld S|t(t || ?*qt apuajuoj “al1 FI«S
Iona!'
f a l l f l B i ‘ujoipsi# {ctiuapjvajd , JuipapMd .real
itifc congrresthen1
*mSuisiiSsSr^iv*»*i»^
into
StjPjckton Reviews
H is Delegate Aims
A4.#»nnag Primary
1
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Kivo’s Garage—
L O SSIN G ’S
Q U IC K SE R V IC E
TRANSFER
Hauling, Crating .Shipping
i-notiucr op (. i.n e h a v
*
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moths*
,
Contest Opens M ay 16 Closes
George E. Perlewiu at the microphone on his fiftieth anniversary with
tlie Western Electric Company, talking to some of hia 22,000 fellowemploy tea over the pi-Jihc adthcu system which he and they keiped to
construct.
Two year* after Alexander Graham
Ceil created the first telephone, a
young man fresh from sduxd erucrcd
..
.
.
,,
.
.
the employ of a aroall. concern that
was then beginning the'nuuulacture
of these new talking instruments. Tlie
oilier dayrthis nun rounded out a lull
minrsirinii with that ismc
employee* scattered throughout the
worlu. This was made possible by .a
‘mW1lc •d'Jress'system installed ia the
works. In tlie coarse ot tus remarks,
Mr. 1‘ crlewitx said:
"I never thought the time would
come when I personally would enjoy
the unique experience Of talking al
one tmw to 22.000 fellow-workers.
RULES
1. (Must
lie fresh wuter trout caught in fresh w a ter.'. T T Y ?
2. Must lie cuuaht by resident of Seminole County,
& M\mt he caujjhl on easting rod, Tech und pluir. t,
ANNAPOLIS, Md!, May.
(IN'S)—After Iwirtg uut 12 hours,
a jury-in circuit court today ucquitted Mrs. Sarah M. Hartley of
Lindenvburg, pf charge* of mart
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BALTIMORE, Mqy. lib— (INS).
—-Five ■persons were drowned
early Uujiiy when the burge Calvert, being towed by a tyg. sank
iia-Glwsapeakv-Jlay^fivv uBW^df,
Annajiolis.'i t s-.ivar
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5. Make o f rod, reel plttR and place caURht must bo retflktcred with us,
At seventy yfar* of age. the .Vft•eran, wtm remexobers the Chicago fire
well, remain* a master crattsauu^
Ahioog fJie important pieces Of work
I’criicwita’i labors. Tiu-re. on tiie v upon which he tus been engaged were
cznon of hi* fi^leth xnuiverStarr, * •tli® telephone iwitehbosrd* shown nt
program ol feattvitjei wqs »rrsngM, the World'* Fair. ifi^OiIrSifo'm I89J,
die duet feature* of hub were U« those used at the Pari* World'* Fair
presentation to the veteran nt a du- ia.RXkX and the first iwitchboard ever
moud emblem, and aa adilret* ahirh shipped (rota the United State* to
oscr a gr*icr»Uou ago. .
lie delivered to 22,000 ot bn fdlow
FIVE PERSONS DROWN
-“ n r * " " ’
4v Must lie t-csistered by us al our store and on ohr. BVoIwk' » , k i".
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andl’ J'rize— Shakenpedr* -Marhoff reel
3rd. Prize— lleddon, 3*tt. CaHting ltod.
4th. I»fl3e— Tackle IJoT. '
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5lh. Prize— 50 yards -Non Parcil Line.
See Our W indow For This W eek’s Special
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AND C. F.
IIAKTLKY. Complainants.
fe h r d D»UF Herald
Help Wanted—>
(Political Announcements). Political Announcement
ad rates
- - ^ ‘;.. •' * ■
, : Cash In Advonca
^one ad*. will b* received
T^ons and collector idit
Ltely f o r p a y m e n t.
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10c a line
^ -A -r - 8c a line
______ ZSZ 7c a line
^e'wtea on request; ■
i ijtductd r a t * are
motive InaerUon*.
for
Jworde of average length
[aonted a line.
Proved Success
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
For Some ambitious young men
or young ladies who want to
learn n good trade and get a good
position when they havo become
competent. Have situations avail
able every few days. If Interested
ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford
Herald office.He will be glad to
explain it to you.
The daily patronage o f hundreds o f the
people o f Sanford proves that this Classi
fied Section is giving the kind o f service
| advertising la restricted
everybody wants, and the success o f these
■Help Wanted Male
.7 MEN or women to sell House
hold products in Sanford. $0. to
$8. per day. See Mr. Jackson at
Valdes, Monday 10 A. M.
Herald -* representative
djhly familiar with rates
J and classification will
j you complete Information,
Iif you wish, they will assist
in wording your want nd
it moro effective.
uouncemenls
UNEMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN ran muko good living and
be own boss if have small amount
of capital. Husiness established
here in Sanford and will clear
owner $100 monthly. Address Hoy
GO Caro Hrrnld.
5— Help Wanted Fenwle
[ mCFERIHN’S health foods or
itnre delivered. Phdho 820-J WOMEN: Mnke $18 dozen tawing
at home, spare time. Experience
11*3.
unnecessary. Everything supplied.
Steady work. 2c stamp brings par
1 Y IK LONELY: Most suc- ticulars,
Peurl Garment,
547
jfol "Home Makers” ; hun- Broadway.
i rich: confidential: reliable:
experience. , Descriptions
i The Successful Club," Mr?. ONLY 2 more of the Modern Cool
Box 550, Oakland CaliforOcean front Szold Apartments
available far Month of May. Rent
reasonably reduced. Address: Mrs.
Szold, lit! Ocean Ave., l’hnne IM.1HONS ACE SpringH aro ab- J, Daytona Beach.
btely guaranteed to please,
i1m t T i l e
i.r.tu s i.A T U U K
fit McCriff Furniture Co., 2.1
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y cu tn lM a c y
far Dm Hiatr li'ulslatura. elrnup
[hrcli St., Orlando.
On*.) aubjert to the will of tliv votith
In the prlmiiry of J u s * 6.
C tV. UNTZVINOICK.
tfited tor grasses by Dr
llrii. Opposite Court House.
columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they
give.
10 ADVERTISERS
ru n
j u t i c k
r » r i»n .\ rB
I I I N T I t i r T NO, 4
I h e re b y n n n n u n c o toy c a n d id a c y
for .l iis llre of Pence of D la f r lc t No,
I, ..object to th e d e r is io n of tin* v o t
er!* lo the D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y to
i»
lie !l ■Id oo J u n e Dtli, A. D. IS2S.
M ake a habit
16— Houses For Kent
TWO FAMILY hou«e cheap. Six
mom house, well located. Two
story seven room house, all new,
every convenience. Wo- can come tc
an agreement. A. P. Connelly ASons.
FURNISHED moderjt homo at 402
W. 18th St. $40. per month.
MCE FIVE ROOM house. 2412
Palmetto Ave. Phone 3U4-W.
TEN ROOM house desirable loca
tion. Suitable for rooming house
or two families. Located nt 4112
Oak Ave. Apply W. 11. Long 117
Magnolia.
20— Farms For Sale
C elery
Form
B a rga ins
(
Fern $27 week sewing GARAGE apartment 1101 Elm
« ) experience unnecessaryAve.
«Dmg; material cat, Inatrucjornished. Stamped envelope 16— Houses For Rent
Particulars. Royal Drear. SEE Mr*. Moffltt for nicely furn
N. Y,
ished bungalow.' Five room-,
[ AT HOME—Fttl(foy~*parc
■taking smockaj' Kb eanExperience unnecessary, g r e a t e s t b a r g a i n o n THE
particulars. Writ* Ban- MARKET. 1111 Celery Ave. Phone
I f f , f f j pr-r
ijRf$
4". »”4iJ5^fr
Lx i
M*|* i»'*<*Myc - m u -
‘
/* . V
■j*' ■*i
of
reading
Classified A ds regularly!
i II) ncrett all tiled with equipment.
East Sitle, $11,000. Terms.
7 1-2 acres with 5 1-2 tiled a.!
or Granada Dry Gingei
equipment,
East Side,
$575(1.
call 7U.Y. Prompt Delivery.
J. M. CH AFFIHl
Terms.
2— 10 acre farms, West Side, Sl.I)— Instructions
E O D U C I N O L o n g ’s P u r e F o r k
OOO. per acre. 1-2 Cosh.
age. 117 M a g n o T l a A v e .
10 acres near Oviedo, all tiled ntul
SLEEP WELL on a genuine conveniently located. $5500. Easy
st And Found
Beautyrest
mattress,
Price terms.
K.I. FIND genuine Kiddie $.18.50. Gilbert McGriff Furniture C O I . C L O U G H R E A L T Y C O M P
A N Y , 111 1st. N a t i o n a l H a n k B l d g .
bp* st Gilbert McGriff Fumi- Co., 23 K. Church St., Orlando.
i Cv., 23 E. Church St. Orlando. FIBRE Bed-davenport suite for
FIVE ACRE trnct with residence
living room only $108. Gilberton Benrdnll Ave., also twenty
[■Automobiles
McGriff Furniture Go. Orlanilo.
acre tract Palmer's subdivision.
D O D C fB
Bargain, see
Nick Zernovean,
ire rare and Graham truck*, 10— Livestock
Benrdnll Ave,
i and 13th. Street Phone 3.
BEAUTIFUL young milk cow for 26— Miscellancoiis For Hair.
tsule. Se« M. G, Campbell with
JINS £ COWAN Co. Auto
4i»tor and sheet metal works. Bauman Bros. Phong 82.
IFrench Avenue. Phono 710-W.
10— II Plants And Flow ers
I1UPS-MARMON
N E W IRISH P o ta to e s f o r S a le , 5c LAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE:
Very liberal Irrma with Hinnll
■- ftmford Automobile Co.
__ III. S w e e t P o t a t o p la n t s f o r sale.
liown “pajrmmtrtyirbtj»tne*«-4h«t-lA
Kgnolia Avo, * Phone 137. 1007 W. lat. St.
catahliKhod ami paying. If you nr?
in the market for u profitable l>u(*Business Service
lp-A Poultry and Krrh
inesrt inveatigute this. BOX 1273,
DELIVERY by our own BABY CHICKS—$18.00 per 100. Care HERALD.
Pjck to Sanford, just the same
fine R. I. Reds. Call this Sunduy
ljj you lived in Orlando. Gilbert all day. H. I. Koontz, lymgwood.
pdff Furniture Co., 23 E.
14— Rooms Without board
___ '
__ ____
pth St. Orlando.
WILL SACRIFICE for trliniedin'c
gale. I Piano, “ Rudolph” : wood
(I. Nipper. Sign* of all kinds. SPECIAL weekly rates at Snnford’u liume-like hotel. Seminole range “ Majestic” : Kitchen Cabinet
1l»»n{ord Taint Si Wall Paper
Hotel.
“ Sellurs" Bedroom Suite, Rugs.
Mrs. R. It. Ehlridge, Paolu Florida.
15— Apartment For Rent
H. A. HALVERSON'
painting, interior decor»; ATTRACTIVELY
furnished
2 BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot brid*e
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
ting. Phone 482-W.
room apartment. Private hath.
fully equipped, sleeps six. Price
S’SKER Service of nil kinds. Hot water and lights furnished. reasonable, P. O. H«x 938.
57II-W or 3302. C. E. Phone 730-J. 212 \V. Ith.
ptning.
THREE ROOM furnislmd Apart FLORENCE Oil cook stoves are
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert
ment. Private
entrance. 218
WIGHT PRINT SHOP
McGriff Furniture Co., Orlande.
■APPY service on any thing In French "Ave.
^Wlng. A phone call will get ONE SUITE of rooms for light SEMINOLE felt m a’/rTesses, ah
solutely, guaranteed, $18. Gilbert
' "Kin. Phone 417-W. 9 IUilhouse-keeping und gurugci 1
I Ave.
27—
Money To Loan
bctlraoms for rent. Mrs. IajuvUL
West
Corner
Elm
und
3rd.
Phone
ON WHITE or colored property.
W*' UP YOUR OLD WALLS
II. W. Herndon, Seminole HoteL
the n e w w a l l p a i n t 437-W.
tflUNG NEW AND BET- FURNISHED apartments: $3.09 Hldg,_______________ ________
FOR FURTHER INFORand $3.50 weekly. AH conven We solicit applicacmn for fir*b
IION, CALL PHONE 235-J iences. 301 5th and Palmetto.
Mortgage loans on the best typo
L*FE, \\ c. COLLER, SANof
residences and Mercantile Build«>, F U .
FURNISHED
4 rooms; bath.
Downstairs. Close In. 211 Laurel. ings in Hanfont at an interest rata,
JJV’S DRUG STORE— Pre- Thona 190-W.
____________ of 0 pc. nnd up, depending on th
character of the loan, construction
|Wpti(ins, Drugs, Soda. Wo ore
y Ur «>« your phone. CaR 103. FURNISHED APARTMENT with and location of building*.
bath and garage. $30 per month. C. S. HOAG A COMPANY
'NJUNO BLOCKS— Irrigation Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Niath 7 W. Church St., Orlando.
1°nd general cement work. or Library
^
Conrret* Co. J. E. TerMortgage Loan*
f**r> Prop. 3rd and Elm.
LEFFLEIl APARTMENTS: furn m improved residence and bualneia
property.
ished. 3 room and garage. At
IJAL ROOFINGfllie Roof Ev- tractive summer rates. Apply 804
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
y**tj nKV , Metal
shingles Mawnnlla^Phann 280-Wv
<
See our local Counsel,
■
£ ream iii« ana JUVartlzdd
‘ s r n ; D rg B t a n r s * f t f 6 t‘a,; ‘ n dn ai .~
w James If, Cowan. Oak Apartment for rent at 317 Park
^
Third St. Phone 111.
2<j— Permanent Waving
Ave. Phone 850—J,'
^OGRAPH—repairing, piano Small garage apartment. Call 251. Permanent Waving—lovely natur
*«* by e x je r U with 17 year*
al permanent* a* low ns $5.00.
furnUhed apartment*. 509 First National Bank Bldg.
*kce. Hanford music itore Modern
Frigtdalro; Murphy *tee! kltch. Phone 489.
‘W Shoppt. Me Lander Aren: Garage: excellent neighbor_Phone 83$.
(Political Announcements) very reasonable. Pgrit
hqod:: rent v.
H&P WanTed Female
Aj^rimenta. No. 8. Phone' 848—J.
FOB T A X AISBBSOK
,
r m u p w. nouKBTs,
FOR
B|khnum cfiarge of 30c for
i Insertion.
aoper classification.
error is made The SangHrra'd will bo responsible
hdr one incortect insertion,
1 idwrtiser ror subsequent
rtion-u The office should be
immediately in case of
FOB BTATR sr.XATOU.
To the Democratic Voter* of Th*
ZTtli Senatorial District:—
I herewith announce my candi
dacy for the Democratic nomination
for Stale Senator from th«
37th
Senatorial
District
compoaetl of
Seminole mid Itrevard Counties at
the June t,ih primary and If nomin
ated and elected, 1 assure ona and
all a DemnvrnDo nrtmlaistralton.
Thank I n k one and all f o r your
Vote and Influence,
Beeped I ill ly,
I hereby announca to tha people
of He ml note 4’ oulity that
I am a
rn ml Ids to for tax assessor subject
tn the decision of the voters In
the Democratic Primary to be held
In June of this yaar. I have lived
in Oranife and aemlnole counties
for 40 years. 1 have served aa
county comiulsstpLer on and
off
for IS > # w # ..ljn a v e made my Uv1n* raising s i y k * nd eltrue frtilt
and farming. I jropo#* to let ernry
taipayer carry bis proporilonute
share of taxes by vlewlna tha pro
perty pereonally.. Tour support
will be apprei
these
*\
Political Announcements
FOB
TU B
t'L IC B K
1111.
c r n c c ir
COURT
FOB anM RIFF
I hereby annoutiea mynetf aa. ,
candidate for sheriff of Hemlnole
County subject
to the action of
the Democratic primary to he
held In tin early part of Jur.e D l l Very respectively.
___________________ . a a. BnAnr,
' FOB HI PF.HtNTKNDF.NT OF
I't llt.lT INBTBUCTION
T am a rnndbl.ito for. re-election
to llio office of superintendent of
public Instruction
for Hemlttoln
County, Miihjcct
to tho Democratic
Primary. Your support will he npprccluled.
.
T. W . I*AYVTON.
FOB FOUNT f aCPPinlNTKNUHNT
OF F1IU.IC IN ITR U fynoN
1 wish to announce my candidacy
for the office of Superintendent o
PUR CI.KItH tlH C K IV COURT
Instruction
of
Semlnnl
I hereby announce my candidacy Public
for the office of clerk, of the County, subject, to the will of the
Circuit Court, aubjeet to the action voters in the p r i m a r y June 6. You
the June Primary. support sill he appr
•predated.
of the voteta
H I t D 1CA 8.
MAY UliLLU MAXWKI.I*.
V . K. D O U Q L A S f l.
FOIt
t'OUNTl pnoHKt'UTINO
ATTOHNF.Y
f h ere by mi no lines m y ca n d ld u c y
I hereby take this method of anfor
the
f o r the office of C l e r k o f | h « C i r tiouut'iiiy tuy candidacy
cu it C o m I subject
to th e w ill
of office of County Prosecuting Attor
th e i n t e r s at the D e m o c r a t i c P r i ney, subject
lo the Dcuiocrnllr
m a r y oil J u n o 6, 1X3*.
Primary.
I will niipreclntti any
i*: t. T i m a s i i r: i t
support Riven ms hy tho people
and assure them. If elrcted, will
give In lhi> duties of the office my
very best services
i tin c n N a T A it t .n
W. U. YVIIITK
I w ish to a n n o u n ce m y ca n d id a c y
COURT
FOB (I.KBIC OF H i l l CIRCUIT
f o r th e office of cnn ela ble. D is tric t
No. 4, Sem inole C o u n t y , su bject to
'the w i l l of the v o te r s In th e D e m o
c r a t i c P r i m a r y of J u n e C.
I* A . T A T R .
I.R O lS I.A T tin R
Htlhjfct tv tha »|ipioaivhlOK Deinocrntlc ITItaitry, I hereby uniwunre
my rund'.daoy
for
the llnuae of
llrprcacnlullvee u» x metuber of
<Iruut> I.
If nemlnalej I pledge
my heat effort? la behalf of tba
people of Hemlnole County.
The
rrylng need of the people of Flori
da la T u i Relief. flaprclnlly reduelion of lural tinea. Thin, In niy
opinion, can be effected
by
an
equitable
distribution
of
tM
present
five cent
gniollne
t»*
among tha Slate Itoad Department.
Hclionls. Fountlea and Clllea.— par
ticularly lhe Counties and Cltlea.
If honored b y
the
nomination I
promise to devote all the eneray
and eipcrletn-o that 1 poaieas to
uccomnllsb that end.
OP
t wish to nunounca that I am a
-and Ida tn for re-election to tha of
fice of Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Seminole County, Florida, aab)ect to the deolaiun of the Demo
cratic Voters or Hemlnole County,
In tha Democratic Primary K lre.
lion to be betd on June 6th, A. D.
FOB T A * COt.f.KCTOB
I wish to announce that I am a
candidate for re-election
to the
office of Tax Collector of Herniaole County, subject to the action
or tli« voters In the Democratic
Primary to be held In Jane.
Your support will Ue appreciated.
JNO. O. J IN KINS
CIIH CttNOTAIII.FS
I lierchv iin noonce m y c a n d id a cy
f o r the office of I'o nsta hle , Dls trli 't
4, M l l i j c d In the w i l l of the Voters
on J u n e i .
I*
K IN I.A W .
F u ll C O N S T A III.R
I hereb y ntiitounce m y c n m lld n c y
f o r rn n s ta h le f o r the f o u r i h ills*
tr l c t , sill.).•,•! l*i the w i l l
of
the
v o te r s lo C .c D e m o c r a ti c p r i m a r y
of J u n e
Y o u r vote w i l l he o p .
p rc clu le d .
It C. tlloli) WII.COX.
tu n
•u y s T M l t n
I u 1*1. ... am* .lines Dial T sni
a ca n did lie f-.r Iho office of Con*
•table I
l i i - i b e of th e
Fence
D is tric t Vo
i
S e m in o le
County
H. W . P C A n M A N . J r .
F lo rid ,,
.ol .. ii-ttee of the Pence
D t e lr li1! i v ■op prlsl nit e l e c t i o n P r e Ftm
c o u n tv
ro u tu x n o M a t
c l m » v*. • l. Z 3. t. P. ll». I t . A H .
I w i s h t " a n n o u n c e th at I n m u subject I. ibe d r e le lo n of Ills D e m
cu otl ld ote f o r th e o ffice of C o u n t y o c r a tic Prl m n r* l.» h r held on Ju n e
C o m m i s s i o n e r f r o m D i s t r i c t No. L, Gill. A 11 c*:’ >
su b je ct 1.1 th e decisio n of Die v o t
) will *cppreclule Voile support.
e r s lo the Pem nortrll n P r i m a r y to
I,I.HI,111 lilt VAN.
he held on J u n e Mil , A. D. IBS*.
S. F . I . U N O .
fo b
ro \ »T tiii.r.
T w is h to uuiiiiulice Dial t am a
F O II J I H T I C K O F P K A C K
can d id a te f o r the office of C o ll e tr u n iit s T it ic r n o . r o u u
able. I ' b . i r b l No. I. a.'ltllnole C o m i
T h i s Is to a n n o u n r e m y c a n d id a c y t y F l o r i d a , ealrl d i s t r i c t c o m p r ls ln a
ro r J u s t i c e of
ib e Pa*ce; D i s t r i c t etc. li o n pr- rtu c is No's. I.
3 4. N
No. 4. subject to th e w i l l of the 1U, I I . 13 rfllbjeet to III.- w i l l <.f lint
D e m o t-rs tln v oters J u n o Sth. S a n Voters In the Detnnernl le I ’ r l n m r y
f ord . I .a he
M o n r o S.
Paid a.
Du ke to lie held on J o n . - M h . A D ll.fk
A la ry,
I ,n o g wood.
A ltnm obte
Y o i i i M ip p o ri w i l l lo* appr eciate d.
Nprln tts a n d F o r e s t C i t y , c o n s titu te
J . M. ( V I C ) V f c i K F . l t Y.
the elsiv*. d is tric t.
If elected. 1 pro m ise art
honest
f o b coM vratit.e:
b U S lu e s e -lik e
ndm ln letrn lloti
fres
I w ls lt to a n n o u n c e Dint I nm a
f r uhi
the
u su a l ’ ‘ uteddlesomeliea* c a n d id a te f o r the office of c'ung e n e r a l l y co n necte d w i t h
Ib i s o f . ,t able
D istrict
No. I , Smolru.'e
C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , said D i s t r i c t r u i i lO. P. H R B N D O N .
prlsiiiK F le c t i o n P r e c in c ts No's. 1,
!. 3, 4.
Id. 11 A 13, su b je c t to
f o b
Ju a n rK o r p r a ts
w i l l of th o v o te r s III Ibe D e m o
.1 lierehy no non n c « m y cf ln d ld a r y cthe
r a tic I ’r l m n r y to us held on J u i m
fotr r e . e b T t J o n
to
th e office of
A
D
192A.
J twit Ice of the Peace. D l i t r l c t No. 4 6th.
Y o u r nupti orl w i l l lie appreciate d
11 :1 * 1 me held i h l s office f o r ne a r ly
A. D. i A r i l e ) S M I T H .
t w o y ears u n t i l
Lhe d i s t r i c t wee
m e rite d Into the F o u r t h D i s t r i c t 1
F O B C O U N TY JM K IIJ
(eel JustIfieil In n a k li ig tho v o te r s
I h e re b y a n n o u n ce m y c a n did acy
f o r t h e i r s u p p o rt oil m y pre vio u s f o r l b s offlc o of C o u n t y Jti d*n of
re c ced US J u s t i c e o f t h e Peace and Hem ln ole C o u n t y ,
F lorida,
subject
pledlte nsy beet e n d e a v o rs to g iv e lo th e a c tio n of the. D e m o c r a tic
all t h e people a etiunra deal w i t h P a r t y m i J u n e 6tD. I K J I .
My cam
J u s t i c e . t o all and s t r i c t adl-s repce rultfii f o r . t h i s office la in the hands
to t b s la w s .
of
my
f riend* ' t l i r o « a n » u t
Ihls
4C W . IA)VBLXc o u n t y a n d w e aollfllt th e euppor
and v o tes of th e people
In
the
p « m j i i x t ' i * f)F m u *
c u m l n a D e m o r r a l l c P r i m a r y elec
---- —DtHTRItl—
—----- tlPTr ffr ttiecpropJo-rfH.*.—#|4—
4**—
*da*i-;
I hereby awtirojnce rtf candidacy n o to th le office I w i l l ' s l v s lliein
for Justice of Fence of District No. an e f f i c ie n t , e ff e c tiv e upd econoiplo
i. subject to Dio decision of Hie al a d m ln l e t r a t l n n .
voters Jn the Democratln Primary .
HA M U C H A. I '. W I L K I N S O N .
|o tie lie'.d on June itlb A. D. lu ll.
D A V I D B P K H it.
POR COUNTY' JUHfiH
roil COUNTY rKOSKMTIXn
ATTOtUtRT
I hereby nnnoiinca my candidacy
for ie-i*lection to the office of
County Prusecutlng Aiinrruy sub
ject in Dip will of the voters In
Do- Democratic primary on June (,
JOHN D. I.KONAltDY.
F O B T A N A aH F.H S O H
I w p h in ................... m y r n n d h l n r v
for Die o ffice of T a x
Assessor of
Hninllinlo
Colilily,
su bject to
Ibe
w ill
of th e v o te r s in
llm
Juno
P rim a ry.
JOB D. CM ITTI’ NDI’.N.
(L ega l A ils)
IN T i l t : F I I I F I I T i n n t T O F T i l l !
T W F . N T Y T i t III II J l 111 I I NI. 4 I l i
f t I T O F F I . O i l I It A IN A N D F O B
NF.ytiNoi>: o i l v n ,
in
i ll a n
t i 111 Y.
It)
T il R
V O T T B * t»r
COUNTY.
S K B IN O I.K
i wish l.i announce (list l am a
oandldnta for re-election to tile offlrr uf I'oiiiily CO'iinilssloiier frtirn
District No. J, subject t** the, de*
FOB UOl'NTY
rUI^KISNIOMill
rl.lnn of the voters In Die I>«inotn nnnuiiie'lna my CBiulldacy for iT«tln I'rlfrery to bn held on June
Commissioner Of flu- 3rd District of ti ll, A 1). 111*.
Hemlnolrf County. I hereby ph-dte
F ltA S K K V A W B .
myself to an nhnoliitrly iinpurllil
attention to the weirnru of the 'l l "•! TO T n K VOTr.BH Hi’ SKVIlbOLil
irirt as it Whole. Ahtfttld.I lie nioitl-l
'COUNTY
?■*«*
.♦ILLii? ' “J 1 I wish Jo announce'that L a m a
roads .built ‘ fn f private benefit of candidate for re-elrolinti to the ofany one mini. I will oee that at far fit* of ■County yConieileslotier frem
as It Is In ruy power thaf the tax District No. 4, subject No tbs de
burden Is* evenly distributed/ ad- rision of the voter* In the IremovocnttPK u thovnuah equalltutlon of crntle I’ rlmury lo he held on June
the lasulilc property of Dm Count)
K w ill: C M a
The County's business should tit us s t h ,. a . D.
____________ ___
economically
run Ju« _a private bus
iness. Tlie 'taxpayers ‘who furnish
the m oney.to run Hie County should TO TUB YOTF.H* o f SKUINOLB
be taken Into Hie coiiDdence of the
COUNTY.
Board of County Commissioners and
f wish to announce that I am a
kept Informed us tn wltat la K'dus candidate for re-election to the of
on In their deliberations. Inouutvl
hat
,,p« *'f County Commlsslooer from
- n' ^n,
o
' i D l e t r l c t No. 2, subject to the dea
d D r a n u e .C o u n t -y . liefnre
Hejuln
olr
.
vision of the voters In the Democut o f f f r o m O r u n y c erstlc I’ rlninry to oe held on June
£boun‘
r" ' y e a rs, fr,,,n
o u n t y>', wn"
f o r r®
a n d n tux- i t h . A . D . I l l *
____ _____
p a y e r a ll th e ti m e . M n k e y o u r to te
JOHN MHIBCII.
u . u . t .o n n .
an I n v e s t m e n t th at w i l l b r i n k you
d i v id e n d s . Y o u r v o l e f o r tne w i l l be
a p p r e c i a t e d J u n e (h e Sth.
____________
. W. a .IIA L L A B D .
F O R F O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N F I!
T o T h e V o t e r s of Hetnlnole C o u n t y :
I w i s h l o a n n o u n c e th *t I unt a
c a n d id a te f o r th e of f ic e of C o u n t y
C n m t n U s i o u e t . trunks LkUtilu*. N o - 2
's u b je ct to .t h e D e m n c f s l l c I’ rl iiiary
to he held o n J u n e filh. A. D. p 2*.
I h a v e l i v e d ‘ S l i d - p a i d tax es In D r -
ulitre and. H fm lnule C ou n ties since
“ “
1 k- “ - »-Tiy e Itemoorat.
'
D. 11. C. BAnCN.
S o li c i t o r ( o r C n i n p la ln a n t a .
M IT Iri: IIF MASTHirs n u l l
I I 'l l cu ll C o u r t Hea l.)
IN T ilt: I lin t IT Till ItT, TWF.N
TY -T lllllt l JI lilt T %I. 4'lltT I IT
HI' I I.OIIIDA. IN A M I Flllt Till-:
M tT lt'K « F XtASTF.IF* HALB - >
(III NTY
OF NIIIIINOl.Fo
IN
IN TU B ITBCUIT C O IB T . TW lO X iITIANl'F.IIY.
T
Y -T Itlltll J l l l D I A I . Cl BD L IT
M H TB O P O L ITA N
L IK Ii
IN H F ltOF FI.OHIDA. IN AND FOB T U B
A N i 'i : C O M P A N Y , u Corporation,
Co m p la in a n t,
FOUNTY
OF
HBBINOLB. IN
U1t.ANFF.BY.
LIFR
INSUR*
H A N F O R D H O M B n U I L D F . B S . I N C . , >1 FTUOI’OI.IT AN
ANOB COX.l’ ANT, u corporation.
a C o r p o r a Don. I ' H A H i : K
CttM*
Complnlnant.
..J V
I'A N Y , a Corporation, 8 A N L A N -
A
r »i
M cLander A rcade
-C la ssified --
dn.
It Is f u r t h e r
Ordered
th at tills
N o tic e he p u I*11kIi •-<! lit T h e H a n fo rd
V 1: D O l ' i l L A H H .
C I ijVI, ClrCiilt C .iiir l. Hem ln ole
' "titi ly , Fl**r‘Ida
III A M W U K K H .
Deputy C l e r k .
W I I . S O N A.I l i i Y l . i :
H o llc llo re for
1 'oiniilu Inatit".
M 'lr c i il t C e i ir l S e a l.I
IN
T i l l ; H I H D I I T ( n t . l t r fit* t i K t l I \ III.F . K I I M l ,
F I . O I I I I I A - IN
D ll I M I i l D .
D i m A I I D 4V II K .N l 'K , as D x i-c u tn r
nf I p c Ratal*' of M A l l Y A I I D N ' F K .
DecHtaed, I Irtii pin I m int.
vs
l u r . II. T I N ICDH. n n . l ' M A R Y T I N K *
' D l l . Ill• Wire, am i J A Y F . I ' l T T H ,
D efcn dii m a OllllFIt
OF
PUBLICATION
T i n t K T . A T D O F F M l I H 11A T o : —
J A Y F.
I’lTTH .
C li lc U K " .
F ’ Mk
D . . 1I my . Illliiiila ;
It npiiearllut f r o m an A f f i d a v i t
filed In ilila ra u a c lliftt y o u J A Y F .
P I T T S . ' n r * « reslil.'lit Ilf II S t a l e " r
F o u n t r y *dher
th iui Die H i n i o
of
F l o r i d a ; th at > n u r
preacntioldrea*
la J o y
V.
pitta . Ch U -ira n ; F n x k
C o u n t y , lll lm d s . n riniri' p iir T Ic u la r
nddreea b rlt lK u i i k i i o w n : D int y o u
nr*> o v e r l l m
nk*’ t*f I w e l i j T - u l i e
y m r a and th at liter** It* tin perenu lit
th e H I k I v of F l n r i d n a e r v l re nf u
to t u b
voT iena o f h r m ix o l i
S u m m o n ? In C h a n c e r y u p o n w h o m
COUNTY.
w o u l d h in d you.
T H D I I D F O I t i : , ' till? I? tn c o n i'
I wish in snnouuee that 1 am a
candidate for re-election to the of to n ml y o u . J A Y F . I ’ l T T H tn' p e r sotiallt
he and appear before o u r
fice of County Commlaelontr fron
said C i r c u i t C o u r t at H a n f o rd , H e m District No. 1, subject to the 4(
clslon of tha voters lit the Demo In nle C o u n t y , F l n r i d n . on . M o n d a y
of J u n e .
A . D. I » 2i,
cratic Primary to be held on Juna th e 4tli day
sam e helntf Itille Da* of Ilila C o u r t ,
Ith. A. D. ‘ * * * 08TON h t LELH.
to m n k e a n s w e r to Die B i l l uf C o m
p la i n t h e re in filed UKulnat y o n In
TO TIIR VOT KBS OK I B k H O U t tills ca use -o t h e r w i s e ?i)ld B i l l of
C o n i p l u l n t w i l l ' be ta k e n ua enti■
FOUNTY
' I n — iuiu. iaUi todL, lIhIilJaji . ause )i ro
T r w lah
ree d r x parte.
lu aroup 2. Hemlnole County, sub
ject in the iM'fiouruDc I'rlmary
June -I. A. D.. I»2«. and will ahlga
FOB COUNTY AISKISOR OK
.sella of satpe.. I rordlally aolhy res
T
T A IB *
I wlah to annouhea to the people trlt -your 'support.
J. R . L Y L B S .
o t Hemlnole1 County that. I am a
candidate fur rs-elecDun to the o f
f o b iiiB iurr
fice of Tax Aimsisor, subject to the
I hereby annour.ee my candidacy
decision of the voters In the Demo
in*
for
tho
orflc*
of Bhrrlff of Krtnlncratic I’rlmury to be held tn Juna
ole County subject to lb* will of
* . VAUOHAHit, . iho voter* at the June Pilmory.
—
J. K. McCLICLIaAND.
- FOH OTATB M M A TO R
I hereby announce aa a candidate
F O B S H rlllF * -.
1 am o candidate f«c the offlco
to succeed myself aa Senator from
tha 3Tth Senatorial district com of Sheriff and will atipreclbta sup
posed of Haml Pols Brevard Coun port in the J “ » y PW A L B B B .
ties subject to
tha
Democratic
primary th be held June till. 1Y1I.
FO B d l l g l l l F F
, If elected I premia* to eontlniM
1 hereby. ann>>unte my candidacy
Ao work for the boat Interoat of tbe
for
re-elecilon
in die office of shcr*
d is tr ic t and ( tnvlta y o u to my
record on su ch Im portan t legisla Iff uf MomInote t’uiinly subject to
tion aa g o o d roads, oop n erv a ilon o f the arllou of the voters In the
p u r natural resou rces, red u ction o f Democratic primary lo he held next
I Will
appreciate your
sta le ta x e s and e d u ca tion .
I oak June.
th * su p p ort o f all
D em ocrats. support. R e a p o o ifu n y ^ y p u r j^ p
II ttf/a
ttfjalt OooMcrau
C U.
I. t. FAIU U H B.
Ha-.ford.
•7 i'f
l*l
IN V F H T M PIN T
COMPANY.
IX'iV, n C o r p o r n D o u . H n N D - l l I L L SANFOUD i i d m i : ' ntriLDR ns. tN(?4 '
a ('oriiorallon, UilAHB A (
'
t . T M I l i : H c u . I N C ., n C o r p o r a t i o n ,
ANY, « Corporation, and SANLANV
11 .1. l l l t l . L Y , J i t ., and K A T I I I I Y . N
TA
INVBHTMBNT
COMPANY,
II l l t l l . I . Y , his w i f e . D e f e n d a n ts .
l A M K H A . H A N D S nod H K C l ' I t I T V
INC., a Corporation, Defendants.
Nolle** Is h e re b y g i v e n Dial u n d e r
I , I 'M III .it C O M P A N Y .
II i '.opm a •
Nmlcr Is hereby alien that under
anil by i l r l i i e of Ibe f in a l deeree of
tlnli, CniiipInliiau lH ,
fnreelosiire am t sale m a d e am i en- nmt try virtue of the final decree o t ,
vs
ic re d by the J u d g e of D m a b o v e - foreclosure und sale made and » n t: I.. 111 .NON, Def end.I III.
sty led C o u r t lo Die a b o v e - s t y l e d Icred by the Judy?*' of the abOYO*,
Oi l I>t : II O F I*I I I I . I CYT T ON
cause. I. H A. It. W i l k i n s o n . Special styled Court In the nhnve-stylSg
ru t: h tati: o f Flo rid a t o ;
r. I,. D I X O N , I I I F l n m l i .Street. ' b o ll r of M ild C o u r t a p p o i n t e d In cause. I, H. A. II Wilkinson, Hpec-a id n r m l . decree,
w ill offer
fu r luJ Muster of said Court Appointed
Xlnioii ( l e a r n I a.
Ii a p p e a r i n g f r o m an A f f i d a v i t - ile and si ll lo the b l g l m s i and lu s t Itl said final decree, will offer for
f i l ' d hi th is ca use th at y o u . F-. I- M ild e r f o r cash al p u b l ic o u t c r y he- sale und sell to the hlaheat ana
j t l X O N , m e rt re sli to ul of a Hint.- lo r e I lie C o u i t H o u s e In H n n f o n l, tiest bidder for cash at publla oUt-X
or C o o n l r y o th e r th a n lb* H i m e of H e m lm .lc I'o o ii t v . F l n r i d n , on M io i- cry hefnre the Court House In Han* .
h'b.rbta; lli.it y " n r iiiesi nl niblress iluy, lhe lilt day *if J u n e , A . It. ford. Hemlnole County. Flurlda, ol4 '
I k 2s, ib. same being r u l e d a y of Monday, the tih day of June, A. D. #
and pine*' of resid ence ns p a i l b n l a r l i ns Is h iion n Is I! I. D ix o n . said C o u r t, anil d u r i n g th e le g al txzx. Die same helm- rule day uC.
leanl *
I l l Pldltili Hi i eel, M aco n, D e o r g l a ; b o o r s of sale. Die p r o p e r t y d e s - said Court, and durlns the
Don y o u « n tti iir Die age of iw i l i i rlb.-d lo an d o rd e re d so ld h y said Itoure of sale, the property deewf
l y -o n e ( 21) y ears a n d Ibut there final decree, u lileh p r o p e r l y Is s i t rrlheil In and ordered sold by ssld ■
Is no pe rso n in III,, sla te of l-'hnl.l.i uated in the c i t y of H a n fo rd . C o u n final decree, which protierty la alt* •
■ e ll lee of a Hfiiuniolis In I'liuiicei y ty of S e m in o le m id Htaf.. of PTnrl da. iint* it In the City of Hanford, Coun
ami de scrib ed as f o llo w s , t o - w i t : ty of Hemlnole and State of Floridly,,
upon w h o m w o u ld b in d yon.
T H I ' . I U : I M B I ’ , Ih ls Is
lo
c o m - L o t F o u r ( 4), B lo c k T h r e e ( 3) , t4* n - ami described us follows, ‘ to-tsltT*
a c c o r d i n g to
plat
th ereo f Lot Two (•). Block Three ( I ) ,
inutnl J oil. K. I. I l I X o N . to pe rso n, loifta,
to plat
ally be mi.I a p p e a r before oui sold d u l y recorded i n the p u b l ic r e c Inula, nccardlii*
C l r c i i U C o n n at H a n ford, Hrniln nte o rd - of H em ln ole C i i u n l y , F l n r i d n . duly recorded In lhe puhtle
Ill
Plat
Book
3
nt
page
Xu.
T
h
e
of
Hcmlnulo
Comity.
Florida.
I'o u n ly , F ln rid n
on
Monday
Die
Hint Book .1 at pave NO. The pur
4th day of .l ime, A It I ll's , sam e pu t. ha i t t<> p a y f o r deed.
chaser lo pay for deed.
H A. B. W I L K I N H O N .
b e i n g ii H i l l *1 11.11 of th is F o u r ! . I "
H. A. B. WILKINBON.
.........Ini M u s te r.
n iu ke w i i s t i ' i (*• (lie Hill of C o m
Special Mast*
D im , D H F ItltlN li,
HIM 41. tlHIiniNH,
S o li c i t o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t .
ol III
plaint herein riled .ignli nd
Solicitor for Complainant.
I b is .c au se ..D ie ru is.* Mild Hill of
on pi a. in u t i l Ii*t i i k i i i us
f. s - . it hi y .. ii iimt tills cause
n i'<l rX p.ir tc
’
Till* li u tllle of sil III Milt heltlK n
Milt til fnl'.-l’loSU
u Cl'ttultl
l.ll'll
filed hy D i r (" 1110111111011111. .lumen A
Hands, w h i c h umii'iin* of re c o rd III
,n
L icit Book 3, tut**' 77 of tit** I ’ nhlliIteyord s of H* i|ilind*' C o m i t y , F l o r i
da. u n d n I'crtalti L ie n f l l « d by the
I "otnidii lurt ot,
S e cu rity
I.itiim h c r
( ' o i n i m i i y , 11 t*«ir|iorullnn,
nu u lo st
you. u l i l c l i uti pca rs of rec ord III
L l r i i IPod, 3, pni.-'
o f (h e I 'u h l l v
44m *—e<4*»-e-4~H*.y«J»***l** -C o u n t y . - K l o rJ J
m —
“ ■ 1 w--r
i. ■,
womBtore
IIc r« lat. 11 ocivsiiu|ier |iilhllshrd In
Haotord, Hemlnole County. Florida,
mice 11 w i. U lor four ( 1 ) consecu
tive Week s and Diul a copy hereof
FOII HTATU I J i m s T A T l B K
« 1^
, M on"'’ to ^ lh V * ’ o lV icr'’" ^ to- mailed t« Die defendant, K. I*.
Dixon at III I*111111!• Street. Macon,
rfor tno
D,U " H r a r e ' i*t'fimmunj
T c a t ‘ I f r 'nDn
l ioni<
o n o i<’<
‘
unty
J
u
V
g
c
of
H
c
m
l
m
d
r
C
o
u
n
t
y
.
i nriii» Hniiti-ct in iii«* win uf tiip
la
u zt.^.r t to |,l-0nV,^r'.Dc J v iz c r . ' ' " . f Hcmit.’ .lc *Icorn
2 ) and will -a P O r m(u
J tvs.u
W I T N ' D H H i n ), h and u nd the of the p r l i a a r y l o lie held Jn J u u c .
County, In tlin DSniucrulIc Primary f loin I c a l of ike C lr c i i l l C o u r t of
. , 1* 1 ', J I A O A N
i.'lcrtlnn to hr* Imld Jtinr Gt h , l!*2B tin- T n en 1 y - D i l i d
Judicial
C ircuit
JAM. U HI IA BON.
of Die Sto le of F l o r i d a , In rxnil F o r
POM TIIK I.KUIRLATUBR
S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o i i i l a . m i th is
I hertdiy antiuunca niy. can d id a cy
lire ( t h d a ) ol M ay . A . D. 13!X.
f u r th e L e g i s l a t u r e ( O r o o p I ) slihJrct to tU c w f l l - o t th e N ' v i r r a of Hem
Inole C u U l i t ) . In th e p r i m a r y to t»
o n J u n e 6. IGSk.
held on
JOB B TIN K K ItV nd M ART T IN K F.It, his wife, ana JAY V. I'lTTS,
Del* admits.
■
(Lciral Ads)
IIBDF.II OF PURLlUATtON
THK STATU tlF KM )ltIPA T O :—
JAY
F. FITTft. Chicago, C ook' ’
IN T H U C T H C l ' I T F O C B T O F * K M County, Illinois.
IN O l.i: C O U N T Y . F I.O IIIIIA .
It
ap|K>nrinK
from an Affidavit
Z A C I I A I I Y VK N K K IC* C O M P A N Y , n .
filed III this cause that you, JA Y K.
Corporation. Plulntlff—
PITTS, are n resident of n State o f
Ys
•Country
other than the HtMe n fif
L. U. CALLAHAN. Defendant.
Florida:
Dint your present
•
O llllF It
OF
P U lll.IC A T IO N
IN
and place of resldenee wa jta.r04tt-/' *
i: a it Nf e n m i : n t .
larly
41
s
Is
known
Is
Jay
,F
.
i
n
i
w
.
r
T i l t : STATU D F FI.OH IDA T O :
hh-ngo. Cook County, llljn o l*
*>.
I- ll. C A l.L A IIA N , W h ose p l u m o f tmore
particular mldrcsa ierltiR i»*4 r
res idence is u n k n o w n :
known:
that
you
are
over
t
M
<*ee,,,
It being made to appear that n
Summons has been Issued In llm ol tw i'niy-on- years and that l)t*l'fVv
dhnvc nod foregoing cause directed Is no person In the Hint* o f VIorMar’
to you. I,. i|. CALLAHAN, and that service o r a Summnni In ChtMtifiYYtdf
,
, (,
Dm same has been relumed
un upon w horn would bind yon.
TH HIlKKnltB. thltr I* In w m < '"
nerved; Dial you do not reside In
maud
yon,
JAY
F,
PITTS,
|r»
pw
*
iho Hlntn of Florida;
Dim yrnic
,
present place of residency In un sonslly ha nnd npprar before our
m* s known; Dint the foregoing suit was said Circuit Court at Sanford, Sefn-*‘
ayJ
Inole
County
Florida,
on
Monday^
miitmenood on the
23rd day
of
April, A. 1>. 1H2* unit Dint n Writ the 4th day of June, A. D. l ) B
ti411
of Darnlshmenl loot been
Issued same being a Rule Day of tltld
lir a
and served upon F. F. Dt'TTDN & 4,’ ourl. to make answer to the UIIHA
herein
filed
uKatnalyf
of
Complaint
COMPANY, u Corporation.
.•ause otherwise atAld._
TilHltKFOIlK. you are ordered ynu In this cause
tint will be tnkeit ai*f® 1
ami commanded lo he and appear hill of Complaint
confessed
hy
you und thl* cause
before the Circuit Court In ami for
" * .
Hemlnole, County, Florida, at llm proceed ex parte.
Tim nature of said suit being- J : ‘
Court House In Hanford, Hemlnole
null
to
foreclose
a
certain
MortirKSMe
Comity, Florida, on the 2nd day of
July, A. D. Ik!S. same being a Itulc tinted P'.lirnsiy llth , 1 ? !* . frotrf
Day of Ibis Court
and full
not Joe It. Tinker lo Mrs. J. H. AU*re?
otherwise Judgment
by Default a n d C. 11. Hartley, which app»*n»^
of reconl
In Mortguac
Book 34,
i\ III lie entered against you.
It In- Ordered that this Notice lie on Page III of the Puhllc IteeordiF'-*
■
it
Hi-mlnol*.
County,
Florida
t ajtj
ptlldlkhed In Tim Hanford II'-raid a
It Is further ordered that tilt*..
newspaper published
lo
Hanford,
Hemlnole County, 'Florida, once each Notice be published In The HanfOC.rh
week for n period of two ( ! ) mouths Herald, a newaliapcr published
next Inline,llntely mice, eijjiig llm Fanford, Hemlnole County, Florida,
•nice a yyerk tor four (4) ennseen^ ‘
date hereof.
IN WU'NFHH WIIKHKOF, I have tile Week.* nnd that a copy hereof
hereunto C.fl.iS.I lilt baud and o f I..- mailed to the defendant, Ju}’ *F.
C odnty.. *
ficial seal of the Circuit C.uirt of Pitts, to Chicago, Cook
•
ciir
Hemlnole C,,iin11 . Florida, on lids lllln.de.
W
ITN
I’SH
my
hand
and
Ills ofe.-J
lhe till dm Of M a y . A. D, IHIT
tlclal seal of the Circuit Court o f ,,
V. K. D O P 'D L A S S .
Clerk I’ lii nll Court, Hciulmde the t u only, third Judicial I'irctill of
the ’ .Slot*' of Florida,
In and fuey,V
Ijyunly. 'Florida.
Hemln.de Cuinily. Flnridn. on thla'i
Hy A M. W H K U «
May.
A.
H. t»I».
'-'k
th
o
ti
ll
d
a
y
of
Deputy Clerk
V. K. IKHhllsAKS,
W I L S O N A- I I O Y I . K .
■Clerk Circuit Court, rieinlpol* .
A llo n m y 's tor P la ln illf.
I'oiinl). Florida.
i C i r . - n i l i.'iitii i Heal )
By A. M. tYKKK.I" h
Deputy C U tk ..
WII-SON A BOYLB.
The nature of aald anil being a
ault to foreclose u certain Mortiiaffe
dated February Sth. 1!'2S. from Joe
B. Tinker to Murv A. IDnek, which
uppeora o f record lit Mortgage Book
II, nn page *2 of Die t'llbilc l|erorda of Hemlndle-County, Flnrbla.
It la further ordered that till? No
tice he published In The Hanford
Herald, u newspaper published lit
Hartford. Hemlnole County, Florida,
onrn a wecly for four (4) consecu
tive week a and that a copy hereof
he mallort to the ilef ■'tide lit. Jay F.
Pitta,' to Chicago.
Cook
Count)',
11IIpolo.
WITNKHH my bund and the offic
ial a*-a I nf the 'Circuit Court of tho
twenty-third
Judicial ’ Circuit
nf
the State of Florida, In and
for
Hemlnole County, Florida, on this
the 4(Ii day of May A. D. t»2l.
. V. H
DO UO LAH H
Clerk Circuit Court, Hvmlnnle
' County. Florida.
_ By A. AL WF.F.KH.
WIIJION ft ftOYLB,- Solicitor for
Complainant'' ■■ *'
(Circuit Court Beal)
!
Business
,J
Directory
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m
SPOUTING GOODS
G IFTS
THE BICYCLE STORE
Hicyclea Toy*, Fishermens Supplica, Gun Lock and Key Smith
Store Number 2
PARIHIRNNK TOT
and
GIFT SHOP ’
Room Number 40
C O N F E C T IO N A R Y
BAGGETTS
Gilbert's
Freah
Pannnture
J
Candies
McIjukUt Arcade
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SANFORD PRINTING CO.
1
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Chiropractic Specialist
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Directory
HEMSTITCHING W tKl
FOUND! At, effective euro for “ Singer Sewing Machine Shop
that Htomach condition of yours. Muchlnea Sold, Rented, Exchaoge4s
Chiropractic—Dr. W. E. McDougEasy raynienta
Offull, 308 National Rank Bldg., Phone 80 North Park, Vohlei Bldg.
Rhone -IH2-J.
Lunch Room
UalterlcH
A.
FOR GOOD : eftta
UT Kent**
Lunch Room, 10$ West. FtrH
.i
Dry Cleaning
Hoff-Mac Battery Co.
117 East 2nd. Street.
SANITARY STEAM l»RESRERY.
. Odorless Dry Cleaning, PboM
9fl8. i n N, Park,
AwnlngH
I'aintH and W all Papae
$
SUN PROOF PAINTS
SEMINOLE
AWNING
SHOP.
Awnings, Window shade*. Tarpau Water Spar Varniahex and
meL.
Vcluraina
Flat
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lin*. Anything of Canvas. 309 East
PainL. Persian clay Jcaxa. ..
2nd. Stm-t. I'hotA 11.
moulding d o r and Plaquo*- —-•
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ford Paint *TTall Paper Co. d. U. ,
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Stuart. Propr, 11$ W. First St.
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300 West 2nd. Street.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N EWSPAPER
[[ME XIX
Leased Wire International News Service
Police Make Search
For Reported Ghost
WARNING
U.S. CITIZENS
£ V f:
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_ idino Threatens To
|r Kill All Americans
Living InNicaragua
In Late Unlmatuirii
[Bandit Chieftain •;
Raps President
ICriticizes Coolidge As
Responsible ForBad
Situation Existing
Tenn,’ M« y 18—
tiN S)»-S cnrch for tho “gliost”
? . Lufkin's famous haunted
house was going on toduy as
the re.jplt of .am ourist having
been beaten to H eath, his wife
probably fatally injured nnd
his two children beaten into unmnsciqyuicss* while ' encamped
.th ^rfc'last night. Police arc
tvorking on tTie theory Ihnt the
Ghost Is a madman, ns the
cr!nj*e bore the marks of a man*
viu(;. John Laing, ,*18, Houston,
Texas, pftperhnngor
touring
rw ith his wife and children on a
vnention,- nsked permission to
use the old .hoqse *to enmp in
last night. Ht* laughed a t tales
th n t it was haunted.’ ’
A nd Girls2 Given
I, REED 120 Boys
TIME BOMBS
E T TODAY IN Diplomas A t Junior High BURST IN HOME
A s School Term Closes
POLLS
0 F NOOSEMAN
Marking the close of whnt is
described a most successful year,
Leaders Of Bolh<, Parlies Arc , Snnford grade schools today ended
Watching Outcome W ithin-1another term , A ppropriate cxcrtensity Out Of Proportion risen were given in most of tlio
j To Total Of Votes Involved 1 schools, participated in by teachers
and pupil* alike.
>
A t tin* Junior High School 129
..
hoys and girls were given diplomas.
C o n s i d e r e d r t i c l o r marking the roinpietion of inter*
--------I mediate courses. Those receiving
Republicans Also Interested ‘I'Pldnms wiil enter the ttyninnk-
Religious Issue Is
In Outcome Which Will P u t1“X *
mxt, falL"* * * * * *
Light bn ______
Church Situation °lntt t,tne
,u Junior
V'” ' YHigh
r 't were
11,6 in cnarpo
A ric iitv p T
..
| of J. Tililon Jacobs, principal. In
WASHINGTON,
May
18.— addition to n» interesting program
(IN S )—The
rival
president iid ! several awards were given for
candidacies of Gov. Al Smith nml scholastic attainm ents.
PUERTO-CABF.Z AS,v" MrtThe program v.-us as follows:
Senator .fumes A. R eed’ clash
Song, "Commcncenntnt Times"
iraRua, May 18.— (INS) —
head-on in Oregon today, nnd by graduates.
[Following close upon news of
lenders of both parties in W ash
Invocation. Rev, Frank M. Mnri battle between United
ington are watching the outcome ler, pastor of the F irs t Christian
States marines and Guerillas
with an intensity of interest whol Chore):. *
north of Mutngalpn in which Sanford Man Honored At Meet* ly out of proportion to the small
Rcadiu, “Tea Talk” by Louise
inn OfDit'ectorKOri’heFedo*
Hickson.
[one marine was killed, Harry
rated Fruit And Vegetable nhpibcr of delegates involved.
Violin Solo,'“ Melody of Love" by
IAmphlett, m a n n e r of the
Growers*Inc. Of New York
Ten votes at the Houston con. Christine and I'auliuc StoudenIAmerican QVfnecl La Liis and
volition won’t make or break either mire.
It. IL : Chapman, prominent San*
I,Los A*;,jrelcs Mine, announced
Piano solo, "Shower of S tn rs” by
Smith or lived. What party leaders
1 tie Yereipt of n iettcr from the ford celery' grower and shipper,
Ruth
Pcarman.
consider im portant about the O r
Reading, “Compassion's Loving
ttbtls threatening death to nil has returned fyqnt New York egon prim ary today is th n t it is
United States citizens ‘residing in where he wns signally honored by expected to throw some light on Cup" by Franc's Wilson.
Rending, "When Our Gal Spoke
question of
.Nknracun. The letter wns signed the Federated F ru it nnd Vegetable the much.debuted
a Piece” by M arjorie Forrest.
Growers
Inc.,«
in'
his
election
as
a
Gov. Sm ith's religion ns a political
“Ssmlino," the lender of the revo
Yornl solo, "Danny Boy” by
vice president 'of thnt organiza factor to be considered.
lutionary arm y. ^
Mnry Dighton.
tion,
one
of
the
largest
cooperative
Amphlett found Hint the rebels,
Oregon is u dry state. It is nlso
Class poem, ''Magnolia*'
by
m arketing bodies in this country'.
after their first raid, hnd returned
one of those states wherein the lUndrix Lyles.
The
Federated
has
extensive
in
ind destroyed nil the building’s ex*
i Klun rose to a position of power
Parent - Teachers Association,
eept two. A m phlett also found u terests in Sanford, handling tho ful influence. And it was in Ore 'M rs. E. J. itouth and Mrs. J. A.
entire output of the Florida Veg*
Itttrr frr-ni the outlaw ch ef which
gon th a t the legislature enacted Brown,
raid, in p a rt: "I have the honor to etablc Corporation. Horace P. Ilnn* the famous parochial school law,
School report by faculty.
non, one of its leading m arketing
iniorin you thnt on this day your
which directed that all children lie
Trustees report by S. O. Shin.
cxjk rts, is! in charge of the local
mining property wns roduevd to
sent to public schools ns dislin- | miser, II. C. Dub
and W. M.
office ns district sales manager.
Mucht, th n t is in accordance with
Mr. Chapman has been identified guishrd from seealrian and relig HtlV lies.
my commnnd nnd it represents n
ious schools. ■
Remarks by T. W. Lawton, sup.
tang hie protest against the w ar with the Federated organization
Therefore, the party lenders hero erinteiident.
for several years, serving as n di*
like nttiude of your com m unity.”
rector. His selection ns an officer reason that if there is any state
“In case the government of the of the concern is hailed here by where Gov. Sm ith’s being a C ath
United States does not order the bis friends and acquaintances ns n olic might m ilitate agninst him
withdrawn) of the pirates from our deserved recognition of his prom profitably, it will be in Oregon.
territory there will he no guuran; inence as a shipper ami his efforts Less than ten per rent of the state
lee in th s country for the North in bchnlf of co-operative m arket is Catholic, nml that the loligious
Ann r ion ns residing in N icaragua. ing.
issue lins burned brightly in Ha
, ,At the beginning I believed thnt
Many Florida grow ers for the state was exemplified by the rise
the people of North America were past several ycurs have m arketed of the'K lan nnd the enactment o
[hot m agreem ent with the nbuso their products through the F eder the school law.
' tnniinitted ngninat Nicnrngun by ated and will be interested in tho
Gov. Smith lias never been in the Nittm*s O f C a n d iila lt's A sT Itev
the government of Calvin Cool- announcements lif national im
W ill lie S e e n O n R n llo t A rc
i'jtre. hut I am now convinced that portance to agriculture which worn state. Senator lb »•«I lias campaign
ed
it,,
and
itwuiid
t>
>
have
a
con
G
iv en O u lH y ll.C ’.C r a w f o r d ;
the people of N orth America ap- made at tins annual m eeting of
siderable personal following there.
E x p e n s e A c c o u n ts D tteS oon
[laud the intervention of the Cool- the organization last week.
Some of the Democratic h-inli/rs
idee government in my country.
Scnaonnl credits of many mil here anticipate a *lose battle.
In <nmmunicntinnx recently sent
“It is for this reason th at all lions of dollnrs for fruit a n d 'v e g
Incidentally, Hie Oregon (u inini v out to tin- ••"unties, Secretary of
N*>i11 , Americans who fall into our etable growers have been provided
furnishes the first d e a r *ul teat Slat* II Ghiy Crawford has ce rti
knnilh will hnve rcai-lu-d the r end. in the past year by the organiza
of
Smith against Reed In Cali fied Hu- exact fin mat ion of tin"Th, losses you may have suffer* tion of the Federated Growers
fornia, .there was a thr* r-eorni-t'-d state tic ket to he voted upon by
*d from destruction of your mine Credit ■Association, according to
and the el-<to iate of the Denioi rutic
y u may
collect
from tlr* Mr. Chapman. Thin concent is now fjght between Smith. Reed,
Smith I party on June .r>.
Senator
Walsh
of
Montana
l h ted States Government and supplying credit to growers in a
O r t il h alt*s alto: ling
to
from Calvin Cftolldge' who is re* large portion of the country. Par-) polled more votes than Reed -and
rjvnsil.'le for the horrible an,| dis* ticularly in the south and west, he Walsh combined in < -1 “ >rnln, and (|ti;i 1if Ira! inn of tin* i'undidnti-i
Welsh wua so dcci-ively defeated the vnrinui* offices Imvu gm,*
^tTv rtrnntmn'ttmt—pr-vM*!**—mthnt
lie slTtwcrpr-t-Hy— <*sUulu*uiNic uragun today.
Speaking of improved m arket
ication i> based upon t be quali
from
the
rare.
ing
facilities,
Mr.
Chapman
de
^ “If you arc an honorable man
Reed stated a t the time that he fication of the asp irants nml their
)ou will be able to understand that clared tile solution is found in ade
wished tiie M ontana Scant »r liad submission of the firs t statement*
th, above mentioned is an ne- quate credits to the problem of
withdraw n
earlier, '‘before he
eomnlished fact. The pretext th at organizing this division of a g ri muddied the w ater” by injecting of expenditures, n.s required by
law.
culture
on
a
stronger
nation-wide
('oi'lidge brings forw ard for his in*
a third candidacy in the < alifornin
If any of the candidate* fail to
tervent'on in N icaragua is th a t of basis. The farm er is usually un
battle.
That
statem
ent
indicated
send
in their second statem ent* of
able
to
obtain
seasonal
loans
for
tm in tin g lives and interests of
Hu North Americans and other production and harvest require file Misaourian’it wish for i* <'leaf* expenses, due not earlier than
f, reigners resiiling in this country, ments in the fruit and vegetable cut teht with the New York Gov- twelve days before the primary,
not Inter than eight days. Mr.
industry, unless he obligates him ernor, nnd he gets it today.
"h'eh is a trem t ndous hypocrisy.
The 13 Republican deli-ga'ix* to Crnwford will telegraph all coun
self
to
sell
or
m
arket
bis
crops
"We N icaraguans uri* respecU
be chosen will g.) to Hoover w ith
'■''le men and never in our history through channels dictated by the out opposition, for no other candi ties, or those counties affect* *1 , to
source
of
credits.
elim inate the name, or nanu s, of
hue,, occurred such happenings as
When these credits are obtained date filt (i and under the state law the delinquents, it was stall *1 .
me taking plncc a t this time. They
the delegation goes to Hoover a u t
The third statem ents of expen
nre the fru its of the politics of from a multitude of sources ir
from m arketing factors lacking omatically.
ditures are not due until after the
your countrymen in our own
iidequlite distribution and sale*
prim ary.
c iiniry,
abilities, tliuri- is an inevitable dis
Following will be the general
'The most honorable resolution order in tHe movement of these
form of the ticket which the voters
your country could adopt in perishable eVops to m aiket. Tilery
will find before them on election
tins conflict with N icaragua is *.o are gluts jintl famines sitnultunday. Tiie list is not in the exact
ttt'ic your arm ed forces from our
Inued on ’Page >!)
form th at it will appear on the
l iritory thus perm ttirlg Us Nicaballot
but contains the names
niguans to elect our nutionul
which
will
appear beginning with
govt rnmtiiL, This will be the only
Plans for tho annual encam p the highest state offices and in
ni‘«hri,| of pacification in our
ment for younger boys were an cluding the sm allest county of
country. It depends upon govexnnounced this morning by C. D. fices.
^’“iit t 0 conserve the good or hnd
BEACH. Fla., May 18. Wolfe, secretary of the Seminole
For United States Senator: John
friendship between our own gov
- Through
the
good County Y. M. C. A., under whoso W. M artin, Park Trammell.
ern m en t and you.”
graces o f.u ir transportation, Mrs. auspices the even) is staged each
F or mem ber of congress . . . con
The letter was signed "Sundino” Humphrey W. Chadbourne of New- year.
gressional d istrict: Ruth Bryan
W
aving
the
courthouse
next
•ini bore the Stfndinlsta stam p and York 1*b going to have hef new
Owen, J . W. Bears.
" c l at the top of which is ,the homq here decorated according to Monday morning ut 'J:30 o'clock,
For presidential electors. Group
the
boys
under
the
direction
of
I'icturo of a m arine with a drawn her dictates. AVhcn there was some
No.
2: Ammon McClellan, llobort
»wcrcT.
m isunderstanding about the re- Mr. Wolfe will go to I-ako Winona
(Continued on Page (i.)
where
they
will
spend
the
rem
ain
dccorrtjon of the home over long
LECTURER DIES
distance .conversation
Tuesday der of the week.
Any Seminole County boy be
evening, Klfs.-Chndbourne stepped
CHICAGO, May 18.—(IN S)— into n plitite Wednesday morning tween the age of nine and twelve
is invited to attend. Mr. Wolfe an
L-cturfng on the "uncertainty of in N«jiy York and arrived here at
nounced. A small feu will be
8
:l(j
night
to
supervise
life
Jilt.." EJK'in Wa s ton, xta lixUrian of
r h nrged-lp order t .. pay fur t in; L l- --------- ;—
--------- .
-i j im.
won?
♦
■
■
■
«>'• Union C eniral Life Insurance
William penses o f the trip. The boys will
lompuny, collapsed on the apeak- - Piloted by Captain
WASHINGTON, -May
18.—
h av e 1 the .quarters in eight screen
«t 'h platform and died. H eart dis." Winston,* who. recently flew from ed buildings, which have been used (IN S )—The $274,000,000 nnvul
case was given a> the cause. He .Greenlcy^ Island with n motion
picture photographer, the plane by them in past ycurs. Those in shjp building bill, designed to put
" a s 45.
made only one-stop, u t F ayette, terested are asked U) communicate the American navy into first-class
,N. C., for refueling and* despite with Mr. Woi/e.
fighting conditions, is threatened
Wad winda%the trip was madedn 14
with defeat through a Scn,R° /Hi*
MISSION ARY IS SA FE
hours n ^ l m i n u t e s . Mrs. Chadbuster. Despite the big m ujority
bourM uvill' return Sunday.
WASHINGTON. May 18. (IN S) given the bill in the Houso and a
e
Rev. L. C. Osborn, American unanimous report of tho Senate
' PLANE ARRIVES
missionary, captured by N ational Naval A ffairs Committee, the bill
Attention of Seminole Coun
■
—
ty citizens is called to the fact
MANAGUA. Nicaragua, May 18. ist forces in the province of Chihli w if?securely "land-locked” on tho
that tomorrow is the last day In
— (IN S )—A United S tates marine on Apr. 25, Is safe in Kaifengfu, calendar today.
Backers of the m easure, who de.
*hich to pay poll taxes. Those
airplane which hopped .off a t according to a message today from
who have registered for the
Miami, Florida, yesterday arrived M inister MacM urray a t Peking. clarcd - th a t ita failure -will result
'June prim ary b u t who have not
a t 12:03 o’clock this oftem oon. The He has been released by the in th eU nited S tates dropping still
fu rth er behind G reat B ritain and
Paid-their poll tax es are urged
tlirepf U. S. Marine Corps aviators Chinese soldiers.
Japan in th e naval standings, were
"J pay them tom orrow a t the in th'e machine were well. The
JACKSONVILLE — New .fire exerting every effo rt to bring it
“ffice « f * JoBu D. Jinkins,
plane,w as compelled to make one
county fax’collector.------r **
interm ediate landing;
otherwise Station No. 11 a t 18th S treet and to a vote. Objections by Senator
Borah (R ) of Idaho and LaFollette
Talleyrand Avenqe initiated.
it ^rotild t£ve arrived la st night.
MARKETING FIRM
NAMES CHAPMAN
VICE PRESIDENT
IBER
Member Audit Bureau TQf Circulations
SANFORD FLORIDA. FRIDAY,.MAY 18, 1928
German Defends
Trial Marriages
BERLIN, May 18.— (IN S )—
Tho institution of m arriage ha*
collapsed entirely, according to
Dr. Heinrich Dchmel, son of the
famous German poet, who domnnds com panionate.m arriages
nnd trial m arriages fo r’ G er
many as the only means of
solving the revolt of modem
youth. Dr. Dchmel outlined his
ideas in n lecture before tho
"It-ngue • of radical- ■school re
formers.” His talk nttacted
national importance because ho
is both a noted physician and
director of the state m nrrlngc
advisory* office. Tho lecture wns
followed by a debate in which
tho younger members of the
audicnco supported Dr. Dehmol'a views.
DIESINRUSS
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Class Address by Dr. E. D.
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Brownlee, pastor of the First
Internal Machine Placed On
iTcsliyterian Church.
Porch Of Executioner Who
Presentation of diplomas by J.
Presided At Electrocution
Tildcn Jacobs, principal.
Awarding of prizes. Rotary prize
Of Famed Italian Radicals
in connection with ceiebrntion of
Music Week wns giren by the Rev.
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Mortimer Glover to George Ganns
and Mary Elizabeth-T olar. The D.
A. R. prize in history wns aw ard
ed by Mrs. John G. Lconnrdl to Official Killer AndFamil.vEsEthel Roily. Frances Pearson re
cape Masts WhichDcmolish
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ceived n gold medal and $20 in
Their HomelnNcwYorkCity
gold for first prize oh nn essay on
NEW YORK, Mat- 18.— (IN S) —
the "American F lag nnd Its Power
as the Peacem aker Among the Two time bombs which exploded
Nations of the W orld." Scott Long with terrific detonations within n
received second prize, n silver med few seconds of each other shortly
LONDON," May 18.— (IN S)
al and $10 in gold. Both aw ards before two A. M. today practically
were given by the Sanford Elks demolished the Richmond Hill home
—William D. (“Big BUT)
lodge. Rev. A. S. Peck made the of Robert Elliott, the executioner
Haywood, former Chicago
who pulled the switch which sent
presentations.
leader
of the Industrial Work
Sinith-flugcs
wotk by Mrs. Nicola Sacco and Hnrtolonieo Vaners
of
the World, is dead a t
zettl
to
eternity.
Elliott,
his
Jam es Moughton.
Moscow, according to word
Awarding of diplomas by T. W. wife and two children and a guest
Commission Defuses To Allow received hci*e this afternoon.
miraculously escaped -injury.
Lawton.
Officials Of New York Cen A Moscow dispatch to I n
Benediction by Rev. Mnrler.
Police.hnd only oiie vague clue
tral. li A O And NirklePIate
Exercises at the West Side P ri to aid th eir investigation of the
To Huy Other Hail Shares ternational News Service a
mary School consisted of Vlctroln bombing. A red automobile was
fortnight ugo said Haywood
music and recitations with n .talk seen speeding from the scene
was
in the Krem lin hospital in a
by Miss Love Turner, principal. A shortly after the explosion. TinWASHINGTON,
May
18.—
rending, “The Little Bad Boy nt force of thu • concussions wns felt (IN S )—The action of the In ter critical condition from diabetes and
given by F rnncos! throughout
the
neighborhood. state Commerce Commission in re heart weakness. Tho dispatch ad
School
Johnson and the singing of tho Windows were broken, doors cnvAd ] fusing to perm it certain officials ded tho form er Am erican Com
“S ta r Spangled Bnnner" was . fol in and pictures throw/i from wails of the New York Central, B alti m unist was believed to be dying,
lowed by the flag salute.
Hundreds fled to the streets.
more & Ohio nnd Nickel Plate
One of the bombs was placed nn system s to hold interlocking dlr- Haywood was CG years old.
Following nn enjoyable program
Haywood went to R ussia eig h t
of songs nn drccitaduns, pupils of the front porch of the two story ectorshrips on the Wheeling Si
Hie East Side PrimUry School were i stucco resilience. The second wn* Lake Erie board, has fu rth er be years ago to avoid going to jail in
photographed in grade groups and | placed on the rear porch. Tho clouded tho railroad situation, In the United States. He had the Idea
ns a body.
bomb in front of the house ex the opinion of n number of ra il of cst.ibl siting a colony in Siberia
ilic program at the South Side ploded first. The other followed a road executives.
nu turn.ng il into a modem
Prim ary School wan under the few seconds later,
Those three road* ench acquired utopia. It was t.s plan to establish
direction of Miss Ruth Hand, whoj At the first concussion, the from 38,.3'.t8 shares of prior lien, 4,931 a "soviet with n a soviet*' fo r
led the devotional exercises. Mrs. i wall of the house caved in. The shares of preferred and 50,000 Americans who beliovol in .th e
C. D. Wolfe made a short lulls .second bomb did loss damage, only shares of common stock of the Communist Idea. Accordingly th e
and several songs were -sung, fol wrecking the rear porch,
Wheeling A Lake Erie early ln«t Colony wns formed with Haywood
lowed by Victrola music.
Elliott, his wife. Della their year, the prior Hen stock being as the leader.
daughter, Gertrude, 17, their «*>r. purchased from John D Roeke'elThe w n u ri re e s piovid a failure
Robert. Jr., 27, and a cousin, Thom- Icr. Jr. They prom ptly nppliedfor
because the colonists refused to
nn I .o n /'f lJ /W tr r thrown from permission to hnve representation becomo "Utopians.'' They were Just
their beds nnd covered with debris on the Wheeling board. Objection plain human beings with a deep
None wua injured.
wns raised by tho P ittsb u rg h & seated desire for ntonsy and th e
Elliott is U19 official executioner West Virginia nnd W abash roads good things of life that money wiH
of New- Ytykf S tate. He ulsd o f - on the ground th a t the purchase buy. At n m eeting of tho colonista
in Hint rapacity l n ;&Ins.su- of tho W heeling stock by tho on Jan. 2 , 1923, Haywopd resigned
b'W.iHl^er.ris.vIvonla, When three r0nh*itWt7irtd give them point- the leadership, lie.b rp k e down an d
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| Snrco nnd Vniizettl wore rondimn- |y the control of the Wheeling as sobbed as he talked of the collapse
C a liin c t C a n d id a te 's C a m p a ig n r '*
<l't' " n A"tfll' (
*" l,“‘ part of the through route w ith the of his life's ideal.
—
-' Massncliusi tls S ta te I nson at Pittsburgh & W est V irginia and
.Manager —
Testifies
Before
L ater the Soviet Governm ent
Senate Presidential Funds Clinrleatown, I.lliot: wan selected Wnhnsh.
undertook to carry out Haywood’a
In denying the application the idea and contributed $ 1 ,000,000 to
Committee In Washington as executioner.
Before and after the execution, commission pointed-out th at the th at end, but tho colony* atlU fail
WASHINGTON,
May
H .— Elliott received luiotiynious l*-tt*-rs, nrquititions of Wheeling stock by ed to meet the dream s of its found
( IN'S)—Svcrctnry
f Commerce tliieiiteniiig him v*itb dire punish tiie three trunk lines was an im er. John C. R utgers, a Dutch
ment for ufficiat mg l'op pinny
president ini months after the execution he ami, portant step in cnrrylng out 11 plan engineer, was selected as ctfo f
Herbert
Hoover'
for the consolidation of nil tho
campaign in We-t Virginia bus his family wete clu*ely guarded by roads in Eastern trunk Ijnes into director to fill Haywood's place.
Haywood was criticised In Soviet
cost $7,500, cx-Rep H arry C the police.
four great system s. The four- Russia ns well as in the U nited
Elliott told the police that he wns system plan provided for the div S tates for "jum ping” , his ball in
Woodya.d of Sen* er, sl.de m ana
ger, told the Senate pi* sideiiliul I certain the bombs were placed ill ision of control of the Wheeling Chicago when ho catne to Europe.
| liis home by fanatical sym pathiz
funds committee today. Hoover -s ers of the two Italian radicals, and several ( other small roads In one dram atic speech, replying* to ’
among two or more of the four hl» critics, Haywood cried: “ W hat
contesting for West Virginia ^le-1* who were found guilty of m urder systems, the understanding being could I do? Could 1 go to jail a t
T or.*- o|~Mll' hiTigr s t mid' nnrst- TTmt7~inrnonirh-imrtcr~}(rtnt-TTmttTnT my ag o 7 IWould die in Jail. 1 cou!8 ~
egutos with Sonalor i.lly D. Goff.'
favorite son candidate. The state widely discussed trials on record. they w ould, continue to be opera not do th at. I did the only thing my
Elliott vviis the executioner nt the ted separately.
conscience and my intelligence
rom m iltpc '11 expenditures have to
clictrocution in Sing Sing prison
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"The wisdom o f providing Joint dictated."
taled $7.5111.24, of v bieli the n a t of Henry Judd Gray and Ruth Sny control instetid of single control of
In 1923 Haywood's fortunes wera
ional organization advanced $•!.- der. r-e victed of the m urder of the im portant lines, with the possible very- low. He was w ithout money
00 0 .
vv'uliuin'.. ti-.i biiu-l. Albert Snyder.
exception of turminnl lines, seems and without i job. His health be
Senator Willson's campaign in
very questionable," the commission gun to fall. He was aided by the
Indiana to defeat II -over cost $32,said. "The four.system plan* hnr .Soviet Government for hfa work in
071.05, Bert M. Thurm an, cam
or considered by us. Obviously, wo tho U nited S tates in . behalf of
paign malinger, informed the com
never been formally presented to Communism.
m ittee. Thurm an, in a detailed
are not in n position upon tho rec
Haywood was bom in S alt Lake
statem en t of Watson expenditures,
ord to render a decision upon tha City, the aon of a poor m iner and
repot te l three $5,U00 g ifts from
im prtnnt questions involved, or to was the founder of th eln d u striei
A. L. Kit-H-lman, ami K. J. Kit.ndMen of the I ust B aptist Church take any unnecessary step which W orkers of the World, a Socialistmnti, all of Mum-ie, Ind. Judge will gather Hus evening a t the m ight be construed us un upproval labor organization em bracing th e
Ward Watson
<>f Imlinmipoli*
principles of Communiam.
church for ;upprr anil a discussion of this luV*»r any other."
contributed $2 ,.'iUn while the Sen of plans for the summer. The meet
Tw enty years ago ha w as in
ato r himself gave $ 1 ,000 .
volved in the assassination of
ing is expected to alt m et a large
The $500 contributor* were Law attendance. The session will begin
G overnor Steunenberg, o f Idaho,
rence K. W hiling, “f Chicago. KucI at 7:30 o’clock and following the'
b u t was acquitted a fte r a sensa
CuMim, A rth u r Butler nnd Frank serving of supper an interesting
tional tria l when he was defended
The B aptist boys defeated the by Clarence Harrow. From th a t
M. Milikcn, nil of Indianapolis, uttd program will in- given.
Kichuid W. Yi-tki-s, of Chicago.
Among the numbers on tho pro Methodist bull tossers yesterday tim e on ho waa involved in a num
Woodyard declared tho commit gram will bo several selections by ufternoon, 17 to 4, us p a rt of the ber of labor troubles and frequent
tee was spending $.3,500 u week on the B aptist quartet. The program reg u lar schedule of th e .Ju n io r ly clashed w ith the American
Baseball le a g u e , which is spon police.
a newspaper advertising campaign Is an follows:
- r. V
sored
by the S'. M. C. A. w itfi'lho
to answ er nttnoks upon Hoover.
A fte r hie arriv al In Soviet)
Giving Music a L arger Place in
This expenditure will run the com Our Summer P rogram —Mrs. A. assistance of tho acvcral luncheon Russia Haywood m arried a Rus
clubs.
mitteo into debt, he added. Wood M. Philips.
sian girl who helped nurse him.
The gam e Yesterday was under
ward explained th at he kept two
The Church in the Sunday School tho supervision of the Kiwanian*. While Haywood always Honied any
Hoover funds. One he contributed and the Sunday School in the
longing to re tu rn to th e United n
L. C. BcBout had ritarge of tho S tates, hie friends hors believed
personally while the other w-as Church Service*—IL F. Cooper.
winning B aptist team while S. D. th a t homesickness w __
raised by contributions from his
as a conOne Secret of a Great Church—
Ilighleym an h a d ' supervision over* lrib u Ung T ^ t o r to his dca"th.
friends.
Mrs. V. A. Williams.
the Methodist o utfit.
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Tho Men B etter Organized for
Their Work—D. J. G arrett.
Why»We Should Maku This Our
Grculuut Summer— E. E. Qutchcl.
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Hundreds Flee On
Hearing’ Detonation
FamousKedltenOffTo
Moscow In Order To
Avoid Going: To JaU
For MaklhgTrouble
Wished To Form
Utopian C o lo n y
ACTION OF I. C. C.
BECLOUDS ISSUE
OVER RAILROADS
Plans Failed Howevef
And RadicalBecame
Stricken By Disease
ELECTION LISTS HOOVER EXPENSE
ARE CERTIFIED BY IN WEST VIRGINIA
ESTATE OFFICIAL WAS 75 HUNDRED K
Younger Boys Will
Leave Monday For
Annual Camp Trip
an Of New York
Miami Home
Baptist M en Will
Hold
Meeting
At Church Tonight
BUptfst Boys Beat
‘ Methodist Nine, 17-4
S e n a t e Filibuster Threatens D efeat
Of Bill For Streng Digging
U. S. Navy
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Tomorrow Last Day
To Pay Poll Taxes
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(R ) of Wisconsin " have twice p re
vented consideration..
"The bill is caught in u legisla
tive jam , but I have hopes th a t we
will be able to puss it th is' ses
sion," said Sen. Hale (it) of Maine,
chairmun of tho Senate Naval A f
fairs Committee. "Its enactm ent is
highly necessary for the efficiency
of the navy.”
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A plea for the measure also was
issued by Rep. French (R ) of Ida
ho, chairm an of the sub-committee
handling naval appropriations and
who has frequently been classed as
a "little navy"-mail. Delay in pas
sage o f tho bill fo r 15 cruisers
and one airc ra ft carrier, has al
ready precluded m aking of ap p ro
priations thia session to begin
work, he indicated.
Rickard Postpones
Fight Another Day
Shop Intelligently
In the Grocery Pages ^
Tito highest uim o f tho housewife is to get
the moat
NEW YORK, May 18.— (IN S )—
fcmd best food for tho smallest outlay of money. The
Tex Rickard, prom oter, announced
easiest and m ost practical way of achieving this aim is
shortly before noort today tiiut the
Mandcll-McLurnin fig h t for the • through the grocery pages of The Herald. Head the
lightw eight championship, sched
advertisements. Compare the prices. Then do your
uled for tonight, is postponed until
marketing among tho following progressive merchant*:
tomorrow n ig h t because of rainy
w eather.
Economic Grocery Co.
Red Star Grocery and Feed
This >vas the second postpone,
Sanford Fruit and Produce Company ..
ment. The battle wns orginully sot
for last night. Rickard wi\s afraid
Company
Gatchclgp Grocery
It would rain last night, and post
* Figgly-W iggly Stores
Piggly-WIggly Markets
poned the fight. B ut it didn’t rain.
McCuller’s
Cash
Grocery
R.
W. Lawton
Instead it poured heavily thia
Sanford Avenue Bakery
morning, and even
though it
AV. II. Long
cleared up tow ard noon the Polo
Calument Raking Powder
Great A & P Tea Co.
Grounds were w et and it was
A. B. C. Bread
deemed advisable to w ait aoother
day.
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I Sanford To Pipy Daytona
ORLANDO, Toy 17— (Special)
—Tho Sun ford Celery Feds suc
ceeding In dropping into undis
puted possession • of tho c c lh r
position in the Florida S tate
League • hero ycaterdny when the
Orlando Colts took them into
camp, 3 to 1. •
Lefty Sproul, Colt southpnw
• hurlor,. wasn’t much hotter than
Hodges, but the Inttcr dished up n
couple of passes and ullowed one.
more hit and that was enough to
lose the game for the Feds.
Sanford was behind from begin
ning to end. Orlando scored a run
in the first and both team s tallied
in tho fourth. Another Colt run in
the sixth fininhed the scoring for
the day and left the Colts with a
comfortable two run lend,
Today the Feds will hop over to
Daytona' Bteach for a three game
series with thnt outfit. Then
they’ll come buck to Sanford for
a few gnmes on the Sanford field.
Yesterday’s box score:
SANFORD
nli. r. h.po. a. c.
Hcwoll, rf. ...
4 0 0 1 0 0
Jackson, If........ 4 0 1 5 0 0
Friable, 21 >.
4 1 3 3 5 1
Culbreth, 21).
4 0 0 2 •i
•0 0 .
’1
Wndp, i t ......... .. 4 0 1 •I 0 0
Toppino, as...... 4 0 .1 0 1 0
Barhes, lh ....... - 4 0 1 8 0 0
Towm cnd, c. .. . 3 0 0 3 0 1
Hodges, p.
10
.... : 0 l 0
— — — ——
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Tutnls ......... 31 1 8 24 9 o
Orlando.
al>. r. h.po n. Os
Vinu, ss........... 4 0 1 3 3 0
Cox, rf. .......... - 1 o n 2 0 0
Alirnms, lh. . .. o 0 i 10 0 0
Kirby, If. ........ 2 1 i 2 0 0
Edmondson, rf. 1 0 i 2 0 0
2 0 0 0 1 0
Lchrmann, 3b.
Fischer, 2 b. .. . 3 0 o oA* 5 0
Wells, c. .......... •I 0 0 ti 1 0
Sproul, p........... . 3 0 1 0 3 0
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— — — —
Totuls .......... 20 3 r*
1 27 13 0
SANFORD
000 10 0 000— 1
Orlundo .....
10 0 1 0 1 OOx—3
Two-base hits*, Sproul, Jackson.
Three-base hits, Frisble, Sacrifices,
Abrams 2 , Lchrmann. Stolen buses,
Vinu, Cox, Kirby, 2, Frlsbio. liases
on balls, off Hodges 2. Strucb out,
by .Hodges 2 , Sproiil 4. Hit by
pitched ball, by Hodges (K irby),
(W ells). Double plnys, C u lljeth
to Friable to Barnes; Friable to
Barncn. Left on bases, Sanford fi,
Orlando 0. Umpires, Weaver and
Moore. Time, 1:28.
STANDING
Archie
Compston O
Jurado May Be Employed
By New U. S. Country Club
By DAVIS J. WALSII
W alter Hagen by 18 up and 17 to
International News Service
piny ought to be on a pedestal
Sports Kditor
with the cither museum pieces. ■
NEW YORK, May 17.—Som e
The organization in question is
body stopped being dumb along the North Castle Golf and Country
ibout the end of the qualifying Club, near Mt. Kisko, and the rcround of the British open, it was port that either Compston nor
learned on credible nuth iritv to- I Jurado might be hired bad its indny, and derided litut Jose Jufnd ception shortly after Thomas E.
like the rose that bljiahcd unseen, Donovan, guiding spirit of the
was wasting his fragrance on the outfit, announced that be bnd a
’A rgentine, even if it was garlic $lf>,0 0 0 .contract aw aiting the win
Itself. Anyhow, the story around ner of the llriti'h Open. This, it
the United States Golf A sKueiutioii may lie said, i- an excellent conheadquarters today woh that Jn«e tract, if nobody gets it. As a m at
might be warned away, from tin ter of furl,. it represents the largbones or the air of Bucuus Aires | est bid for professional services in
and installed this summer as p ro -(th e history of golf,
foslonal at a newly organized I Hirgcn, of course, ruined the
Course la the W estchester country , continuity by winning the British
district of New York.
| cbaini i or hip, it being assumed
The suin'* source of informnCnii by everybody that this nonchalant
declared that Archie Compston young man would In* somewhat
B ritain’s best and perhaps only re- j iikcd by the suggestion th a t’ be
, mulning golfer, might be offered) identify himself with any given
the spot in preference to Jose, tin* pinpusiiinn. exclusively and p ri
idea being that an exhibit A is vately. while his public i- clamor
needed and any gent who beats ing incessantly and without mir-
Youngsters Too Con Take Part
In M em orial D ay Celebrations
■stf. E M BLEM -T FOR
m e m o r ia l
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
w I. I’ct.
.. 1 2 5 .70(1
W est Palm Beach
1 2 8 .000
F o rt" Lauderdale
10 9 .520
Orlando .... - ................... 10
.. 9 10 ,4.74
Daytona Bench .
. 7 1 2 .308
Miami ..................
.. 7 13 ,350
SANFORD .:......
RESULTS
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Orlando 3. I AN FORD 1.
Fort LaudciWile 10, Daytona Bench
3.
West Palm Bench-Miaml, post)
polled.
TODAY’S GAME
KLOItlllA STATF. I.F .W U Ii
Orlando a t. F ort I-auderdnle.
SANFORD nt Daytona Bearh.
West Palm Beach nt Miami.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player mid rliih
g ah r h •IX'l.
C rinthum , Pitt hurvh
27 97 19 II . 123.
f'lillaghiiii. ( ’inni-innnti
23 07 11 2 H .418.
Oft. New York
IT 00 9 23 ..383.
1Iornshv IJostnn
25 , 8 !l 19 31 ;::s2 .
P. Waller, Pitt**bim, h
27 His 21 II .380.
I.<'i**li*r ii y i i r ago today, Furn il. New York 390
\ M E ItlU W LEAGUE
I'luyri ami club
g ah r h !"’l
K icki*. SI. (,oui**
*'<’, *.ii* |'t 7 .402.
Hale,* I'liilaili'ltihiu
*•:« 84 18 :i*_» .381.
Until, New York
•jo 289 ::i :;:t .*•1 . .
Mi’UkcI. Nc•w York
•
:*o ioo h ; :i*i .208
Mill**!*, Phi ailcliihia
22 SO 11 29 .303.
l.**ml**** a v**nr »**to toilav, Fothrl'gill, D* 1 roll .123.
THE BID FIVE
I'lu V»»r _ —a—air— **—h-h**-- ,**.*1-.
“ll*irnsl*y
25 89 19 31 2 .382.
20 89 31 33 | 1 .371.
Ruth
Gehrig
20 115 21 33 5 .317.
r.ihi.
23 99 1 1 33 1 .333.
Spenkcr
23 97 15 25 I .258.
DRUM
•flop OF OR
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lusted
I aCH
thing to bo without. Anyhow,
Hagen ig to bo blandished with
the $15,000 offer na soon ns he
lands, according to the word passed
tijgng today. If he ju st cannot bo
annoyed, they will ask him to
consider a part-tim e identification
with the course.
_ If this fails of enticement, there
is no one left but Jurado or Compston, ns Gene Sarozcn, runner up
to lingcn, is unavailable owing to
an existing contract with Fresh'
Meadow.
T hat Compsion Is headed for
America is a relief th at Is rather
widely accepted In this country,
z\rchie hnvlng tired of English
customs which insist th at n pro
fessional golfer eat with the other
help. He will be here for the N a t
ional Open a t Olympia Field next
month and the understanding is
thnt he won’t be perm itted to es
cape, even if he w ants to, which
he doesn’t.*
As for Jurado, I have it on the
authority of the U. S. G. A. that
he* worked ns pro nt a club nenr
Peekskill, N. Y., for two years und
might welcome a chance to return
where the big money is always
mentioned, even when it isn’t paid.
That $15,000 of course, doesn’t
go, except to Hagen, if then. They
could lure Compston and his uncle
Abner for thnt and still have
enough left to kc»p Jurado In
frizoles for the rest of his life.
YESTERDAY'S HOME IM !\s
AMEBIC \N I.E \G U E
Flavor b i i «| Club Yes'day Sen Til.
Hale, I’lii,i
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Cobb, I’liiIii
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Fonseca. Cleveland I
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
None.
TH E LEADERS
American—Ruth I I ; H auser 7 ;
Gehrig 5; K. Williams 4.
National—Biasniiettc 0; L. Wilsuh
I.
LEAGUE TOTALS
National —97.
American—110 .
f’l.EWSTON Work proiriessing
rupiilly on cnnstructiim of hit hiMrnr miM of Kouthluml Su;*,ur Uninpan'y here.
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TITLE BOUT WILL Director O f Civil Aviation
60,000
TO POLO GROUNDS
Champion Sammy Mandcll To
He Slight Favorite When
CRODEN England, May 10.— m ents but they nre nil merely
lie Enters Ring With The "Wo shall be-very happy indeed ngents of the offiepr in the control
AggressivcJimmyMcI^afntn to have you t f c w hat we are doing tower.
The tower is fifty feet above the
NEW YORK, May 17.—(IN S )— nnd trying to do in commercial ground. T ho-director is a busy
Sixty thousand persons, paying aviation in England," said S ir mam iW th headphones on his cars
$308,000 or niooe nt the g ate arc Scfton Brnnckcr, director of Civil and n grent map before him show
expected to view tho scheduled Aviation of G reat Britain.
ing -the south of England and the
15 trourld battle at the* Polo Grounds . Croyden Airdrome is forty min W estern part of Europe, with little
tonight between Sammy Mandcllj utes ride from Croyden. The build flags indicating each plnnc, he
tho Rockford, III., “Sheik,” and ings ut the “ Liverpool of B ritan, keeps track of every plnnc within a
“Baby Fncc’’ Jim m y M cLamin of
radian of several hundred miles
the Pacific coast for the lig h t nia's Air, are of substantial stone, nr.d carries on a running conver
weight championship of the work!. the hangars arc huge nnd are built sation By rndio with half a dozen
It promises to he the tnort inter) of steel nnd concrete. A-new hotel planes In tho sky going out or coin
ostlng lightw eight hattle since is Just Ix-ing completed.
ing townrds Croyden.
Major Brancklcy, m anager of the
July 23, 1020, when Benny Leonard
In a second the control officer
whipped I.cw Tendler in the same Imperial Airways, nnd Captain
knows
the direction from which the
Markham .commanding uir. officer
ring.
Roth champion Mnndell and Me- of the Air M inistry, were kind request conics, lie gets two other
stations fiy wireless two hundred
Larnin are confident of victory. enough to explain the workings of
mile aw ay to call the plane. They
Heavy betting on the outcome the great airport.
Airplanes ns they arc built to- get the angle anil immediately rewas reported todny, with Mandcll
a 0 to 5 favorite. It was freely tlajr, need a vnst am ount of room lenvc th eir ports to the control of
f .
. ^ x.
predicted, however, thnt the fig h t in order to clear the ground. The ficer,
Locates Ixmt Plane
ers \^ill enter the ring at even field here is about a q u arter of a
Then with the “direction finder”
money. Many thousands of dollnrs mile square nnd soon is to he
have been wagered. The betting doubled. It is not unusual for a n d .n rapid calculation in three
hns been heavier thnn oil any fight thirty or forty planes to nrrivc nnd minutes he telephones bnck to the
hereabouts since the Dcmpscy-Fir- depart from this port "in a ilny. plane giving tin* pilot his exact lol
po tjirlller.
English, French, Dutch nmLBcIginn action on the map.
T h o .fig h t has nil the elem ents companies operate here.
Pilots usk for weather, for con
of n ‘‘n atu ral’’. It brings together
Government Owned.
dition of the field in landing. Rca brainy, resourceful nnd game
Thc field is owned by the British Sports come in hourly from w eather
bo$cr in *Mandcll and n knockout Government nnd all companies pay bureaus in northern France nnd
puncher it; McLamin, It brings a rent and lunding fares.
Belgium und tho south of Englnnd.
champion In to ,th e ring who has
But in order to handle this tra f
“The channel is the w orst of our
lost some of bis popularity because fic without planes ernshing into w orrier,” explained the control of
of bis wariness in selecting op each other, a dispatcher is neces ficer. “ We have landing fields a!
ponents against the trem endously
sary and this office, the control most everywhere in Englnnd and
populnr M cLamin whoso recent tower, is on top. of the Air Minis
France where a ship can put in but
one-round knockout of the sp rig h t
try building, which dominates' the if n ship goes down in the chan
ly Sid T erris amazed the fight
entire field. This is the center of nel we m ust know immediately
fnns of New York.
activity.
Of course there is the* where It is. Wo have n tu g for
It will In* the first time Mandcll
will hnve really risked bis light w eather-bureau nnd the wireless instant call on both sides nnd only
weight laurels since be won tho receiving and sending nppnrntua once have we had n plane land in
crown from Rocky Kansas in Chi nnd the Vlights and beacons depart- 1 the w ater,”
cago on July 3, 1920. Since th at
time Mnmlcli has boxed often
enough— about 30 tim es—but most
of his opponents were set ups. He
did, however, fight three first-rnte
hoys— Jackie Fields, I’Jiil McGraw,
and Billy Petrolic*. The Fields fight,
which was very close, was n no
decision a ffa ir and the title was
not involved, McGraw, who had
seen his best days, got a shot at
the title hut blew it, although lie
Nearly a half-niillion tests are of each spindle or spool. U niform
gave Mnndell n slinrp scrap. P et
rolic bad Mandcll on the floor but made each month in tlu* Physical ity in cord spinning is t h u s main
Sammy got up to beat him.
Laboratory >rf the II. F. Goodrich tained throughout the cord for n
Mcl.arnin has not fought as o f Rubbii- Company in checking ten seven-mile length. The cord is
ten ii* Mandcll in the last two
sile .strength nnd other physical then cut, the machine checked and
years Imt lie has engaged in stif
for battles and bis performances properties of tlu* cotton cord and M i n t e d again.
rubber used in making Silvcrtown
have been spectacular. In bis last Tires. This, according lo Mr. U. II.
“ The spindles on which are
three im portant bouts he stopped
'..mind
tho 7-mile cord lengths nre
the roiigh-and-rough Kid Kaplan, Myers, local Goodrich Dealer, is linally placed on creel racks and
required
by
the
rigid
.specification*
outpointed Billy Wallace in n nodoci.-doti affair ail’d flattened T er demanded in the ptodudion de the cords fed through a combing
ris. These three victories eclipse partm ents of the Goodrich I'oe- machine which placed them suio by
••’dc in a sheet CO inches wide as
anything Mnndell hns done in re lory.
“.‘'pools i oiit.'iiiiing mill*.* upon they go tl.i.nigh a calender. The
cent months.
Many sm art ole errors think that miles of Silvci (*>tt n f'oril are per- l calender im pregnates the cords
Mel.arum will have to win by a M.teiil ly diet k> d. " sii,\s Mr. Mr with i libber, which holds tliclu to
knurl.out within 10 rounds or be <*r*. ”( Urd .stieng'h is m iloiti.iti- gether in ili** sheet fmm mi they
outpoiuti d by the clever .Mandcll. rnlly tabulated l*> a machine which can In* used in the tiro building.
“This is known ns the Goodrich
There are many fans who thiol. shows (In- curve of elongation und
"I.nliy. I nee" i an put u\ci the stops exactly at the cord’s h n a k - weft less process, and provides the
highest possible standard of uni
em.-dicr much sooner lie bus a pi*- | ing point. Aim liei machine iomit
form ity in the finished tires. Up
t ■>it -1:Id* tig h t which lie constantly the tw ists in each cord, and that until a few years ag o -th is prob
bold- in a cm bed position, and also is recorded on a chart.
lem of uniform ity was one of the
"When ihe cord is passed by the gi cat os t problems tire engineers
-boots at tile fir-t sign of an open
ing. What be did to the agile T er Laboratory for use, it measures hud to encounter.
ris, a fast moving target, is still up exactly to the requirem ents d e
“Cord fabric was made with a
ftT’sli in tho miudi of New Yoiii manded by the technical engiu- cross-threud oY weft. Regardless
Inns.
icrs. The spinning machines tlinl ..f )ln- thinner,:* »f Uii* pmss.Llir^a.I
-p m rtn m n e Kilvcitown t ‘ord~IrotYi ~Ii caused minuie hnmp» in tin*
long-stiiple cotton fibres nre very cord which unturnlly effected the
carefully adjusted ut the beginning uniform ity of the ruhlaT layer be
tween the cord plies. A t best the
fabric lengths were not more thnn
espeqinlly toward the end.
200
yurds, for larger rolls were
A fter turning squure, Mrs. Hurd im practical
to handle. Adjusting
lost the tenth
hole, and the the spinners nnd looms for 200
eleventh, tw elfth, and thirteenth yard production introduced ele
HUNSTANTON, Eng.. May IT. were halved, Mrs. Hurd missing r. ments of difference in the fabric
-(IN S )—A m erica's last hope of two foot putt ut the thirteenth. At with the result th at fabric quality
winning the British women's open the sixteenth, Miss Fowler holed n varied too much for perfecting
golf title went glimmering today sixty-yarder to win the match.
matching.
when
Mrs. Dorothy (’iimphcll
"The Goodrich w eftless process
O ther results were: Mile. Man.
Hurd. <>f Philadelphia, the only ette I.e Blun heat Miss Joy Winn, bus overcome thut, nnd made uni
player from the United States |:»ft five nnd four. Miss Enid Wilson formity a luw in lire building.”
in tlu* tournam ent was eliminated bent Miss Corlett, three and two.
by Miss Judith Fowler, of Eng Miss Marshall heat Miss Muhcl
CROSS CITY—New addition
land. 3 and 2 in the sixth round.
W ragg, *the conqueror of Miss being built to Atlantic Coast Line
Tho Cards:
Glenr.a Collett, five and three.
station here.
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OUT
Mrs. Hurd, 450-351.455- 1 1 .
Miss Fowler, -141-451-300 — 10 .
IN
Mrs. Hurd. 451-550-Ixx—33.
Miss Fowler, 3 5 l-540-2xx—211
Mrs. Hurd's (approach shots were
nearly perfect, hut she lost the
matcii through Ir.foHor putting.
Half-Million Tests Each
Month Made On Materials
Found In Goodrich Tires
p V BN the youngi-nt clill.|r*ii inn:
make .. their contribution lo
Memorial Day. , Keener npprut.-l.i.lion of the. im-anlng of tin* ituy. will
raault ilf mofhera <-iicouri<K<* their
children to havo .notne part In II
or, alnca children low to dc thing.*
-OtHr- i is u i U . tu ln .n rtftd h v iis
l.'io tn l**n of lie.* soap, ami cut away
ll|<'nua|* Willi tin* knife almost up
lo Hi*- onlllm*. l)o tin* aumu with
th*' top. Carve carefully ilown to
actual elm pc, ami pul In markings
and detalla hint, with a pointed
pencil o'r uuy pointed tool auch u*»
an urniv-w m lrlt .—■ —1 •*»- - ■ *—
Of t h o o c c a s i o n .
F la g s . e a g l e s , w r e n l t ii , p a t m i or
A r e c e n t i n n o v a t i o n i n a r t s am t s i m i la r o b j e c t s s h o u l d bo c a r v e d
c r p f t a i s e s p e c i a l l y s u l l r i f o r * c o m - Hut. u m m h e a s l v r p r o c e s s .
Cut
■ m in o ra tlon. T h i s D c u r v i n g f r o m a viicvt «U.» c a k e o f i v o r y s o a p
s o u p , m u c h o n t h e p r i n c ip le o f uerow* In t h r e e itlnlia aliou t a q u a r t w o o d c a r t i n g , y e t e a s i e r a n d leu* er of or. in c h t h i c k . D r a w or t r a c e
e x p e n s iv e .
F r o m c a k e * o f i t u r y tlio d e s i g n o n lh<* s o u p w i t h n
s o a p , c h l l i l r e n i n u y c a r t e t h e b u g l e s p o in te d p e W lt, Inclso t h e d e s i g n u
a n d d r u m s , r e m i n i s c e n t o f t h e l it t l e d e e p e r , c lp u u u p tlu* e d g e s
C3vll W a r : tire i o r c j l o f l lk c r l y ; o u r a n d color.
E ith e r w a te r colo r or
national e m b l e m , t h e e a g l e : t h e s e a l in g ttax d i s s o l v e d 11 1 d e n a t u r e d
f t a r o f o u r c o u h t r y ; t h e p u l m a n d a l c o h o l m a y he u s e d .
F o r u ‘ perl a n r o l d i s p l a y e d by t h e u n d e n t s u s luantint tliilnh t o tin- s o a p s c u l p t u r e ,
tr ib u te s t t
t h e i r w a r r i o r s , a n d w h e t h e r It Is c o lo r e d o r u p c o l o r e d .
o t h e r a p p r o p r i a t e n u b b ins.
| a p p l y a rout o f w l i lt o s l i e | | # c .
T orch , bu gle a n d d rum c a n a ll;
r a t l r r u a fu r Urran .doaigita, a n d
lx* c a r v e d f r o m o p e l a r g e c a k e o f | bo«*klHs m i s n a p MiilpluiV,' m a y b*||
Ivory soup, or they may b« cut juMaliHsi Iren ut rlutnie. b f wrIUl
,If i-arvrd lo tb s round, first lu Uhlhln-uV Scrtlco llu n s ii, $U
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V P .L rui n i b
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GIRL WINS CASE
ca rry in g -the n o rth polar ex p Jjj
tlon headed by General Uriibnt-I
N o l# e, Is re tu rn in g to King', u, . 1
Spitzbergen,*
a f te r
reo ‘
Nicholas land (lenln land),
C entral News dispatch from Ro^
this afternoon quoting a
gram received* th ere from
Nob|lo himself.,
Gcnofnl Nobile, apparently l*j|
little difficulty in eombattiitl
Arctic w eather conditions.
dirigible has been functlo
splendidly since leaving
Bay, Spitzbergen, Tuesday afUr!|
noon.
F og wns encountered upproa
ing F ranz Joseph Innd. This caui
the form ation of n conting 0f ...
on the s l/p b u t by flying low Noil
bile found b e tte r visibility and|
avoided the icc hazard.
FERN A N D IN A — Shave-R&U
Motflr Company, Inc., plans erc<-|
tlon of salesroom nt corner of Ceifl
ter nnd 7th S treets.
BIGGERS DAIRY-FARM
Phono 3711
Sweet Milk
Sweet Creiij
: B u tte r Milk
Milk F o r Babies
THOUSANDS OF I*
CORNS REMOVEB\
We now h e r e a rented; that r**llr tin I
remove ANY corn or. e«f!ou« aoleiljr u j I
without paiat.V son prove it.
If j o u ere on* of t h t onfnrtfaniieMM
who have tried m oor eo-eSlled* “Cyr
curee'* end etlll have jronr ttubbora e
Com ee C*lloueee— come In NOW tad I
uj demonstrate “END-O-OOBN.**
If you live too far ewer writ* Ml
F.ND-O-CORN t.AnOBATOHXKS. 4 Gin I
field Ulvd.. Chlcetfo, who will ue Uul |
Low-priccd lipsticks
are the you
receive a jer promptly.
proper thing for a working girl
on a small salary, even If girl and
r
lipstick do leave, m arks on office
curtains. So declared a lnbor court
in Berlin, Germany, recently. FrnuIcin Bibi, a stenographer with a
face like n doll’s, claimed a
month's wages in lieu of notice.
Her form er employer said sin* used
tlu* curtains instead of n pocket
handkerchief when perfecting a
lipstick curve to her lips, thereby
jeopardizing the
reputation of
himself and his firm, so ho dis
charged lie rand refused to pny
anything but the money due fur
work done. Fwiuieih Bibi pleaded
her own ease, saying her wngt-a
were so to vv .she could not «ffoi»l
curtain-proof or kiss proof lip
sticks, or even pocket handker
chiefs. Thp court ordered tin* em
ployer tu pay her the month’s sal
ary.
Save 5%
Cal and Mouse Cliunis
, Ripening since the time n cut
patient at the dispensary for s*fk
animals
at Salford,
England,
entigld a mouse, a friendship In tween the two has he**uine slrom*.
Whenever llie cut i.s a t home, lie
mouse plays with her, running over
iu*r hack and never showing the
least sign of fear.
on
TIRES & TUBES
GAS & OIL
AUTO
ACCESSORIES
PHONOGRAPHS
& RECORDS
Save our cash regis
ter tickets on ail
purchases till they
amount to $5.00 or
more and we will al
low you 5% of them
in trade.
A SANFORD name
plate for your car to
each customer.
Rines Service
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TAMPA. —Nearly half-million
dollars in building perm its were
Issued Imre during March.
fo r
1113 Sanford Avc.
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Carving Symbols Fixes Mrmt'ng iff Pity In youthful Minds
NEW YORK. May 17.— tIN S )—
Nobody is laughing at the Boston
Red Sox these duys. The Back
Bay boys, for years the joke of
the American longue, have won
fivo straig h t games and are less
than hnlf a game nwny from the
fit-st division. They nosed out De
tro it yesterdy 5 to 4, in-the elev
enth inrtltig, the defeat m arking
D etroit’s sixth successive setback.
Bill Carrifean has collected a
prize-winning buncl\
of rookie
pitchehs, retained the best of th,*
oung p la y trs bequeathed to him
by form er m anagers, nnd balanced
the team with four scnsoiied vet
erans—Flagstcnd, Williams, Gerber
and Hoffman. Tho long distance
hitting of William* has now sev
eral gam es nnd furtherm ore the
Sox have been lending the lenguo
in’ fielding.
T y t Cobb is g ettin g Spryer ns
the w eather becomes w arm er. The
veteran drove in fo u r runs with n
home run and n single and actually
stole a gnse ns the Athletics
slaughtered Cleveland, 15 to 2*
Hale and Fonseca also h it homer*.
Rube W alhcrg held tho Indiuns to
fivo hits.
All other team s were idle yes
terday. In the-N ational I-eague to
dny the Eustorn clubs will begin
the last leg of tlid r W estern in
vasion.* Cincinnati and .Chicago,
tied for tho lead, toko on Brooklyn
and Boston respectively. The New
York Giants sm arting under four
successive defeats by tho Cubs*
will endeavor to w rest third place
from the Cardinals.
Low prices of •
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Red Sox HayeWon Nobile Is On Wa:
Back To Kings Uaj
5 Straight Games;
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May 17.—(IKS)-1
Beat Detroit 5 To 4 LONDON,
l *1 ----*.
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The Italian iw
exploration
balooJ
iVIrsTHiird Defeated
By Miss Fowler In
English Golf Meet
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n
FyBS
MrM
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cease, which obviously is the wrong
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Announcement
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We have taken the exclusive agency for
-Colui»lM«-phonog«H>hs—and—reeords—in this territory previously ^ handled by
Couch’s.
Two Black Crows, P arts 7 & 8
Just Arrived.
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Q U A N T IT Y production and General
Motors buying power have made Frigidaire
prices remarkably low. A small deposit and
easy payments put any Frigidaire model in
your home. Call at our showroom for a
demonstration*
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Phone 630—tW
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J 8 rccipefi all new ami biinjdc lu m ake.
book of
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^ Pili S l.4 Hud»on River, New Yerk
IUve you tried trauiiEa u i( n * pBru ir.
F rancis
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is Designers Of
hions P r e d i c t
Revival Of ‘Bustle
Rhubarb.
o f the coOntty tvhere everyone
grows it in th e biok yard even if
(here wae not a garden, ' it w as
known aa .“ pie-plant." A name with
meaning, aa (be firs t rhubarb pie
and spring w e n synonymous.
T here is nothing n iu fh ‘better than
a good rhubarb pie with a fine
thick syrup for which plenty of
sugar m ust be used.
Rhubarb ‘‘Sauce" for breakfast or
luncheon ii-afeo most appetizing.
Its success depends largely upon
Ha cooking. I like to cut the pink
gtalka into two-inch pieces and to
“Look These Over”
Saturday “Money-Savers”
PARIS, May 18. — (IN S) —
The buitle bow ia back again to
Join with many other ‘‘revivals" of
the season. Of course it really is
not the old bustle of fifty years
ago, but falling draperies behind In
,ari enormous bow or large fan of
the m aterial at the back which, ex
cept fo r the fact that it is no long
er awkward and cumbersome,
'takes one back to the days of 1870.
There is also the revival of the
tucked in blouse, n fashion which,
when the jum per appeared on the
horizon, fa ir women vowed they
would never look nt it ngnin .They
fund it untidy nnd uncomfortable
and were certain it m eant the re
turn of the p!nch-in wnlst and ^ A U E R K R A U T is to be a
g O Maple in the American navv’s
the wearing of the corset.
menu (or the coming year. Al
But it has come back, and no one though it has been used, to the
has even thought of suggesting a amount of several hundred thousand
corset and scarcely even the nor pounds, the bids for this year's sup
mal walsV line. It strikes «• new plies - are over 70 per cent higher
note especially when the skirt than ever before, amounting to
mounts over Jhe blouse in n dia 1,090,000 pounds.
The increased interest in sauerkraut
gonal line as seen on one of Ras
mus' new models. It is sufficiently is thought to lie due to the same
old to seem quite new nnd fresh, reasons which have interested the
hut w ill probably be most |H>pulnr housewife. For one thing, the wider
knowledge of Captain Cook's feed
with the young nnd slim.
Trains arc another revival, mere ing his sailors sauerkraut for the
prevention of.se, irvy in iiis expedi
phantoms of tho great “floorawecp , tion in 1776 made a real impression.
ers" of other days, hut train s just And in addition to its high vitamincontent, sauerkraut rohtains lactic
arid which lias a most desirable ef
fect in the hodv.
These farts,
rnnpled with its delicious flavor and
the manv way* in which It ran be
used, make it inevitably popular at
home and at sea.
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Here'a a Goad Recipe
Sauerkraut is served with meat,
m soup, or in salad. It is delicious
5 lbs. Large New Potatoes,......... —■
h a lf- p in t o f liq u id I n a r c l- k lllr r f /W lie n ahe
l l r a l I n n c c l - k l l l c r k n o w n — f o r o n l y 5M e r n t n !
prepared in the following way: cu*
a piece of! the stem end of six grer*
peppers of uniform size,' remove
the-seeds and partitions and par
boil them for live minutes. Fill
each with a stuffing made of on*
cup soft bread crumbs, one clip
sauerkraut, tw o 1 slices onion and
one-eighth teaspoon paprika. Cover
the tops with bread crumbs and
place in a baking dish containing
about half an inrh of m eat-stock,
and bake for thirty minutes in a
moderate oven.
As vinegar destroys the lactic
acid frrm rnt in sauerkraut, all salad
dressings should be made w ill
lemon juice. An-excellent recipe ’.$
this: whip one cup sour cream un
til stiff, adding two tablespoons
lemon juice during (lie whipping.
Season with salt, and add a dash
of rtirrv powder, fn making F rrn b
dressing the regular reripe may be
followed if lemon iuire i« only sub
stituted for the more ordinary vine
gar. when the dressing i, to he uscV
as part of a sauerkraut salad.
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Western Pork Chops lb ....................
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^ Important ^
Announcement
for Every Owner
of Dairy Cows
C o rn e r S a n fo rd A ve. a n d E ig h th S i
No. 1 Cans White Cherries
Wc hnve ntndc arrangements.to provide for every dairy
cow owner in this community a fresh, complete stock of
1 11). Creamery Butter
DAIRY RATIONS!
— of famous cooks
n e v e r s a y “ u se a
s p o o n fu l or t w o
spoonfuls o f baking
p o w d e r .” T h e y
come right out and
say “Calumet Bak*
ing Powder.” T hey
call the lcavcncr by
name w hich plainly
show s they consider
Calumet ahsolutely necessary , "
to tlie best o f
<
baking su c c e s s. |
DOUBLE
ACTING
L L «T i T H A N
Careful consideration of your feeding requirements
prompted us to make this arrangement, for we realize
that the feeds we sell you must do the work, and do it
nt n profit to you if we are going to keep your trade.
Quaker Dairy Rations contain the very finest ingredients—
including minerals nnd choice protein concentrates—that
insure more milk. Come in nnd talk over your feed problems.
Wesson Oil—
t 28c
H. B. McCall Industries, Inc
Q u art.58c
Quulu-r
BOSS
P.lirv Riillmi
CASH GROCERY
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117 Magnolia-W atch Our Windows For Lowest Prices
Sliced Boiled
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Instead
of a
number of polidles lo cover
your
various
everyday risks,
let us tell you
about the Blan
ket Residence
Policy— the pol
icy Ihat covers
all the ordinary
and
unusual
risks and gives
you
complete
protection
at
one stroke—
ta il tin in is Agency l<o
All Forms Of Auiomobil
Insurance.
A. P. Connelly
and Sons
HMabliNhrd I 9 UH
2 2 1 Magnolia
Phone I
SANFORD AVENUE BAKERY
‘ Fresh Bread and Parker House Rolls
Buns—Finger Rolls—Pies—Cakes—
General Line of Pastries made fresh daily.
:You will find my bread: At Lodges Groc
ery on Elm Ave., Lodges and McLain on
Palmetto jjLve., and Gatchels Grocery on
Sanford Ave., and Roberts Grocery on
First Street Anderson Grocery Cor
ner of French & 13th. S t Stentrstromp
j
on
Ave.
8t. Arid 8an ford Ave.
1
20c
FREE!
with grocery orders
One 10c Cake Crystal Cocoa So
Quaker
Mother Is Sentenced
For Beating Teacher
British Malaya I* becoming intfroatgd ia aviation.
V2 lb. pkg. Premium Sliced Bacon
r.c».
GET MORE
NEW SMYRNA—Work nearly
completed remodeling McCullough
building on Magnolia Avenue.
3 pkgs. Star Naptha
Washing Powder
c a n ffet jr ta t n s m u c h B l a c k F l a p — l l i c d r a d -
Attractive Brunette
Is Held As Fugitive
LAFAYETTE, Ga., May 18—
(IN 8 )—Mrs. J. W. Groce, who last
■tiotmvr administered a severe
■'■hipping to Miss Bertha Harp.
Chlekamauga school teacher, In
retaliation for the teacher's having
whipped her small son, today be.
gan terrln g an 1 R month* proba
tion MnUnee.
.Judge James Maddox yesterday
aentenced her to 12 months on the
chain gang terms could he served
fined her J5 and tost*, when Mrs.
Oroee pleaded guilty after vainly
attem pting to escape trial on a
plea of illness.
Th« court ruled that the jail and
r)t*iit gagn term* could be served
un probation, but th at the fine and
coat* muat be paid. Mm. Groce
wm* warned, however, that should
■he be brought back before the
court during the 18 months of
probation, the original sentence
would be carried out.
5 lbs. Sugar,
W l » y n h o t i l d a n y w o m a n p a y .TO r e n t * f o r a
Sailors And Sauerkraut
onto* wi wuw
tnrrd bread. Place the buttered
■Me, toward the dish. FIJI with
layer of '.ctit rhubarb and sugar,
c o w with buttered bread and bake
In a moderate oven (375 deg. F.)
until . the rhubarb is soft and the
bread is a light brown. This will
take about half an hour. Hard
6 kuco goea well with this pudding.
F or another dessert use the
naoce with a rich biscuit dough for
abort cake or spread the dough
over the rhubarb- and sugar In n
casserole apd bake in a hot oven
(450 deg. F.) about twenty minNEW YORK, May 18.— (INS)
UtM. '
Charged with assisting in the m ur
‘ Rhubarb makes delicious con der of n Nevada man, whose body
serve when combined with other was then cremated. Mrs. Kathyrn
fru it such as straw berries or pine, White, attractive 32 year old
apple which are usually at their brunette, was sa-‘<l by police today
best at the same time.
us a fugitive from Elko, New.
To make rhubarb pineapple con following her arrest last night. „
serve take equal p arts by measure,
The arrest was asked by the
cutting the rhubarb Into pieces and chief of pollicr at Elko. Meager
phreddlng the pineapple, and conk information sent here sa.d she was
togvther ten minutes. Add an equal suspected, with her husband, -if
quantity of sugar, stir until dis shooting a man to death, May J>.
solved and cook until it thickens, and then burning the body. In the
about twenty minutes. The lime woman's hotel room detectives
will depend ‘ upon the amount of found |500 in cash, a passport nnd
juice In the fruit. Pour into jars n steam ship t eket to Irrlnnd. The
prisoner insisted she hnd never
and seal.
Rhubarb and orange make a , heard of the mn« whom she is a l
very goqd combination marmalade I leged to have killed.
in equal parts by weight. Cut up 1
the fhubarh leaving on the skin.
qi'AKK KKCnitDKn
SHc* the oranges thin and add
CHICAGO. May 18.—(IN S ,
three times as much cold water.
Cook Uptil the rind is tender. Add An earthquake of unusunl severity
the rhubarb, rook together until approxim ately 3,100 miles from
rhubarb is tender, measure, and Chicago was registered today by j
add three-fourths the quantity of the seismograph at the University
sugar and rook until you get the of Chicago. The direction of the
jelly test. Pour into gl^sse* and curth shock s was not indicated
seal.
, Before long I will tell you more,
about making jelly. The jelly test
you need to use here is a simple
one. When two drops will hang
togvther from the side of the spoon
the jelly is ready to remove from
the fire. If you have confection
er's therm om enter the tem perature
should read 2 2 1 to 223 degrees.
Fresh Creamery Butter, lb
s h .o. .u. .ld th e w o m a n p a y !
(jlo n ry
17n
Gatchels Grocery
Wc Deliver
Breakfast Bacon
Pork Sausage
W estern Pork
Sliced Smoked
ROUND
Corner Sanford and Celery Avenues
SIRLOIN &
Saturday Specials
CLUB STEAK
Kellog’s Corn Flakes 3 pkgs
POUND CENTS
No. 2 Can Breakfast Sausage
White Bacon 1 ll>
Catsup Large Bottle
Mince Meat Monarch 9 <>z. Pkgs
Mince Meat Monarch 1 lb
Cocoa Ilersheys 1 lb. Can
BEEF
POUND
CENTS
Smoked
CENTS
W estern
Mince Meat Monarch 2 lb.,,inn
Cocoa Hershey V> lb. can
Half or Whole
POUND
Milk Small Can
We carry a complete line of fresh fruits
and vegetables.
. . . . .
CENTS
CENTS
White Salt Bacon
Rolled Beef Roast lb
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THE SANKQRD HER&LU. SANFORD, FLORIDA.
fT-m
Ha m e s 'u n a p m a n
Vice P r e s i d e n t
3toi .r.cdfisotwl.^hiYt'f.
trod N’l 'd y ‘Ahi'endnitiU to the Ifi"uUftaafinl gnyis in vo\n|tu>, with i tc.rmc'ilinto Credit* Act to pfoviA
Idaho and North Carolina next in an additional da.«g of ercdit .4 So |.
lino jn the addition of tonnage luupwativu grower organization
and membership.
to provide themselves with needed!
Reports from the member* 1 >- facilities a t point of origin and
cated in vnfious other States, also term inal market facilities so thnl
indiented-a healthy condition in the through organization and federal-'
affairs of the local "cooperative? inp t>l Sales services the grower*
wh t compose th s Fcdernted's na- can. with these facilities: (a) avoid
1 lie nrtl _ membfrship. Consideralde wasteful conflict-and duplication
I gain? in grower membership were r f sales effort; (b> Negotiate and ’
: ported by President Dunham of m aintain hotter m arket levels for
‘ l , • Southern Michigan F.ruit 1 A si their products; ( t ) Avoid unneccs- ‘
i (.elation, which l»o?d» tho distune- ary cosf.i in.diatrilyition; and ( d ) '
[ lion of b.dng the o*!drst cooperative Return t o .th e gix-ver a greater
rganizr.tinn in the United S tn t... share oP'fheJWndtdiU'rViiilt.llar. ■!
Mr. t'Jia^iiuuulf^aid it \i|ns tly.,
U tbU il»'year»: <jf urn rfnl Idsi.v inccjitj original <>i;,;miv.r.tio:i. sentim ent of the delegates piesen1.
.icpeit • fimlt Ali’d'tili’aMndifated -i at jhe inthttrtf* thU; the sh irt terai t
completely rntlHfir.i g,*owcr mem- or |a usi^ind toolkit,"’ luyj been ampl^
1 1* |yjiip in ‘.hi: Cult" i :.-t Citrus taken care of tiy (he crcijlt coi "
■Iw M ihgp, 'v.'hith'T*
of the im- poratioit^'t^hh’hr-hns privileges of
portant members of v!i»- Federated- discount, .with a wide spread of
;Ne\v membpndiip cenlrnct ton- haliking institutions, util that th e r /
'in-:* exiecds by .ten times th'.* in Itecdetl, a form of longer term j
imp*.vint <if witlitlnnvul; mid can- credits
for
finaucing packing I
.•cllalipns.foi tiio year, Mr. Chap- houses, cold Murages and otlic.-.l
equipment to adcipiutely humll'.- I
man reported.
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■ Fruit and verHahl.- grower; llie perishable fruit crops not only
th t->lift In nit tin- (’lilted States arc at shipping point, but through t>> I
reniai luihly free of interest or par and including term inal market
ticipation in farm relief political facililios, adjusted to the coopera
•ontro'.. i. ii s ami
through tlu tive m arketing program.
Fciie.olrd* oi guuizntim h a\e unlenukeii i i work out their own TAV.PA—$.1,020 contract let fui
C(di!'i and financing inoblcm con>:nicliou of liirdge over I!i1 . borough River at 22nd S trcrt.
Ft. Myers <2110,000 new three
tiny and t ffiee building to be eon
t ’lictn l here.
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Expert Buying Insures Your Health
a::t number of brands and grades on the market,
aeh kind of food ate carefully selected by Piggly
i o m a tc K
Buy A & G Brands—Get Bet*
tor Crops and Save Freight
Unusual
The No’ billet Method Saves
Freight!on the Filler and You
tie! the $fcmo Amman of
Every Package of Candy in our store
came in today. Get Fresh Candy* for the
week-end.
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‘jacteonl'iUtfficritL*
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complete line of packages*4<
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Solicit your orders for prompt rfhipTncnlTrom Jacksonville*
Specials Saturday and Monday
i t l -n i’W >
' Phone 325
Q sH
213 Snnford Avc,
S i f .
7 pkq?s. Star Na'ptha
3 Cans No. 2 Tomatoes ..
"ashing Powder
...*r
Macaroni or Spaghetti ..
6 Cakes P & ,G Soap
3 pkjrs
2 lbs. Oleo^Buttcr ( Comar) .45 Smoked Bacon
3 Cakes Large Octagan
% Mustard Sardines *
Soap .......1...............i..\~
Per Can ..............
100 lb. sk. old Ky. Lay ..
100 lb. sk. W heat Bran
Mash ...........................
100 lb. sks Sweet Feed. J
100 lb. sk. Dairy Feed ..
25 lb. sks. Eg;gofide /, * i:
25 lb. sk. fine Charcoal fJJJ Lay Mash ... C . . . j g ' i
.25
25
Specials for Saturday
Fancy, Tender, Swd'ct Peas,
No. 2 ( a n ^
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Fancy Table Potatoes, 10 lbs. ; . QA
Fancy, Brown, (Cooking) Onions,
3 lbs. for ......
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Fancy White or yellow (sweet) Onions,
4 lbs.
O ff
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3.75
2.75
FRESH
Asparagus—Green Peas—Green Corn
Green Lima Beans California Cauliflower
Iceberg Lettuce -R ipe Tomatoes
Cucumbers— Fresh Okra
STUAWBERRIKS BLACKBERRIES
PLENTY MILK FED
’Tis n fact of lontr slandinf; that A & P’s standard of
(|iiality must never vary. Day In und day dqt'yov'wm
find on our shelves those item s whose i;uodneJ?s‘ ftati
been tested and found to be o f the first ..Kr.ide;\?.y^f
these Items are ever priced mopt consistently. loW#. N .
Hens & Fryers
No charge For Dressing
BUTTER & EGGS
SWEET MILK—SWEET CREAM
PicnicHams 4 to 6 lb- av.
No 2 Cart 2 For
Per lb,
Pound Pkg,
Fancy Cookies
Pantry Assorted Cookies
12 oz
Itrnr llasket
UPTONS
O r a n g e P e k o e T e a v*^ Tin 2 3 ^
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Corner of Sanford Avc. and Fourth St.
The Home Of quality. Service And Uniformly Low
Prices
PRICKS MARKET DOWN SPECIAL I’OR
SAT! It DAY SHOPPING
301O X
Extra Sifted
No 1 Can
Eggs. Strictly fresli •country’ per do/
AH Cleaning
Strrar (Irnnulatcd, in ll>s. for
15 oz. Can
Coffee, Maxwell House per III.
m iU T ii't
Ociauon and P&(! Soaps and Powders (i for
ib* * #
Rich, Tender, F! ky Pie C rust 8 Lbs.
$ 1 .3 9
DLL MONTE
Sifted Tiny Peas worth 30c per can
Fruit Salad
Special Extra Sweet Corn worth 25c per can
Asparagus Tips worth 25c down to
ENCORE
Pure Italian
Ti.matoes No. 1 Can Saturday 1 cans for
J/2 Pint Can
Curnatioii und Pel Milk
Peaches Yellow Cling i 1-2 size regular 25c for
lUe
Wesson Oil i|uarl size Saturday
Piggly Wiggly
Corned Reef regular 2Hc Saturday
Cleanser
OLD DUTCH
Tripe Lil bys 25c size Saturduy
Srratch-Hen Feed ID 1bn.
Cio.sh Western
Fresh Weestern
Kraut Juice per can
.. •••«}••••........................... ......... .. 12c
Meat and Poultry Market
If/'aL
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■Hams-half-rrf-wholo per lb,
Hut tor Cloterhloom p
Pork Shoulder per lb. R
Wflt
Nature Round Steak per lb
Fresh Fruits And Vegetables
A Specialty With
No lC&n
Ix>in Steak per lb
White Uacon per II)
I ard 2 lbs. for
EIGHT O’CI/OCK
Picnic Hams ptr lb
In Bulk Fresh Ground Lb,
Veal Shoulder per lb
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,.-Z, ^THE SANEQRD HERALD. 8,V M F0nf?;j^q& tA U rillD l\Y jM A V ll^ .ite&'LI
A Flexible Policy
man of activity and of vision to
stand beside the veteran Senator
Fletcher in hi# fig h t for Florida.
address in
t
Three
years ngo south Florida
J
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the fact that he is the second snid th at if*some people were to be
Florida governor in all the hlstorv cured of smallpok, broken bones,
of this state who was more in h a r pncuntffliia and insomnia by a ph>>;
mony with his second legislature sirinn. they would be very apt to
than Ins first. In ncnrly every in- fall out vritlThim if they contracted I
stance the
incom 'ng governor the ground itch. So it is in politics. I
Hut The Herald, in company with (
finds a friendly legislature, willing
and eager to work nlong his lines the m ajority of other newspapers
o f suggestion, nnd there it "usu in this stute believes th at real pro
ally ends, John M artin holds the gress is deserving of recognition.
distinction of having his second The Herald refuses to believe that
legislature continue Ihnt harmony. the m ajority of people will turn
The fruits irtny be seen in the ilieir bncks on great constructive
financing «>l KVerJrlndes reclam work, however much, they may In*
ation, in the adequate financing >t it odds with tha constructor on
the common schools and state uni various items of the general plan.
versities for the first lim e in h is The intelligent voter, we believe,
tory, in the welding to g ethcr.of tlM will not condemn nn architect's j
07 bounties of Floridn by th? finest creation of a beautiful cathedra) I
paved highway system in A m eri because he doesn't like the look.* j
ca. nnd iii the m odernising of tlv; of one of the gnrgolcs on the ro o f.!
South Florida, nnd the w hole;
various departm ents of our Kioto
*tnte for tha* m nttcr, has just I
government.
In the work of John M artin for started her best growth. Our I
the paU three years there is much ports and w aterw ays require fe d -,
th at will develop enemies. It must ?rnl aid. Our state needs an active
in* remembered that progress in fighter. Sueh n man is John M a r-!
state government is so liew to the tin. He is the man Floridn should j
people of Floridn th at many of send to Washington to complement ■
their resent it. Then, loo,' nil* g re a t the labors of Senator Fletcher. I f 1
m eartnes always meet opposition he is elected, this country at least
somewhere; some honest and some will know the name of Florida’s
of the enrping variety. It has been J jur.ioi Senator.
L o c \ A rbor
Jim Carson delivered a vocy interesting
Tampa the other night in which he explained among many phm| no Tamiam, Trail nnd no pro8
other things, just why the Florida Timcs-Umon was not
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publishing any of the news stories pertaining to either his j*;1 0 0 ‘ . ‘
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candidacy or that of Doyle Carlton. A letter from Scott Di*ie highway into Miami was in
Loftin, one of the directing geniuses of the Jacksonville p a - !ru n*' nml one'° f the greatest tieper, was rend ns follows:
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t.e1r^ nl,ir‘° l,'n/ c ir) t,us dircctio".
,
"It
has-been
tHe
uniform
policy
of
the
Times-Union
not
mc 0 rcc
,on 0 to !tc
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Everglades
wnsamn
coming
V
a c n s r i t i P T i o v i i a t i :n
to
publish
speeches
of
candidates
for
pny
office
attacking
halt because there wax po money
•7 .0 0
O a r Y e a r . . . . ------ ........
o f theif. opponent, in sight to carry it op. The very
• 5.00 their opponents personally, or the
B la M aatfcs
iv T hre e M e alb r ..............
• 1.13 und I regret, therefore, that the direefyrs are not willing to life blood of thin p a rt of Florida
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mUii H r C a r r i e r a r r W rrW . ..
^18 well an every other section wn*.
waive this jiolicy in your case."
:
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aluggish and muddled, because
Tfcr H e r a l d , S a a t a r d ' a p i n a r r r
Such
a
doctrine
applied
to
the
TLches-Union
Bounded
•'oSrtMerlkra* : » * « h r l a t r r a w - ,
transportation wan clogged, nnd
We thought we had fead political tirade^ In that p arts of the g re a t' commonwealth
t l a a a l X r n a S r n l r r , r r r r l t l n c I r o o i J stran g e.
th la
lu p rrlo r
arm *
o ra n a la a lla a
papqr at one time or another. \Ve had been under the im of Floridn were isolated from one
- tw e a l < th o u san d n n r d a d a llr r a v e r
l a m ■ I t k r I r u d l n a e v e n ! * nf t h e pression that we had rend an article appearing only recently another by .barriers of ignorance
M t l n { w o r l d . T k r I. •>. Si la e e p r r l a l l r r f f l r l r a l I n I ' l n r l d a a n d la in thta Times-Union by Dr. Hroughton, a Baptist minister, at ns well ns by natural obstacl^a,
til
w lth d f c l r q a a l .
John Martin defeated C ntts in
tacking rather severely the candidacy of Sidney J. Catts.
k T k r I e r a Id la a m e m b e r « f I k r But thinking we m ight have been mistaken, we began to li)24, the vote of tho E ast Const
turning the tide. He set about
A a d l t n u r r a n #1 C l r r u l a l l a i n a , n n
l a l r r a a l l o n a l A a a a r l a l l o a o f T a b * read the Jacksonville paper more carefully.
keeping the promises he had made,
lla k rr , A d v rrllarra a a d A d v rrtU In one issue we picked up recently wc found this, quoted and today finds every one fulfilled,
iltn lo
M hlrh • re q u ire
earh
a
"The tail enders of a or well on the w ay- toward fulfil
I l a k e r m e m k e r t o a a b m l l t o a from a speech o f Senator W aybright:
Ikeraaak
aad ll
at
au b arrlp lln n
’agging tho head of ment. John M artin in the gover
( l a t a - a o r d e r ( a v e r l f ) * tia n ln t rl> political race always spend their time W
a l l cli lava s i r l r e a l a l l a a , a a w e l l a a the ticket, which accounts
for
the
attacks
of Carson and nor’s office has been u dynamic
k a a e a k a a l a e a a m o tk u d n .
Carlton
upon
Hathaway.
The
voters
of
Floridu
have long figure, und his works prove his
i . t
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— -----------------nnd vision.
been accustomed to these tactics which only serve to in ability
FRIDAV, MAY 18.
One proof of the usefulness of
crease the lead of the head of the ticket.”
his adm inistration may be seen in
That wasn’t so bad, so we looked over to the next column
B it) L B V E R H R F O R T O D A Y
and there we found a long account of a recent speech of Dr.
Mackenzie, which included such choice bits as this: "He
SOWING
GENEROUSLY —
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is that scntterctli, und yet (Dr. Mackenzie) denounced in no uncertain terms ‘three
ire ■
incrcitscth; und there is that with- branche.H.rof a contemptible conspiracy in the state,’ and a
hoidefh more than is ’meet, but it whispered campaign in which he declared a candidate was at
mi
tendeih to poverty.—I’rov. 11:24. tempting to dkiib into the gubernatorial chair by walking
PRAYER—Help us, Lord, to on the ‘crushed hearts of women and children."
fIN
M atter needs of kindness ull along
And then this, in the same story: "Dr. MacKcnzie then
our Way.
described.a ‘whispering campaign of baseless lies of the same
ill.- rli
nature being used against Dr. Hathaway,’ to discredit him.
Hoo v rr and Smith are finding
this a good m'hsiiii for picking del. He described the attacks as ‘slimy, underground methods'.”
And also this: "The third conspiracy, Dr. MacKcnzie de
egate*.
clared,
'is the most damnable of all, ail effort by means of
\ ----------- o ----------half
truths
to strike down the shining figure of a man— Fons i I'
Tha Ix-cslmrg ('ommoreial hnr.
comp out for Dr. Hathnwuy. An A. Hathaway.”
That is enough in itself to show the inconsistency in
other good paper gone wrong.
- .......... o ----------what the Times-Union says is its policy and what actually is
It has been our observation that its policy, but we turn to another page in the same issue and
many of the rocks being thrown rcud: "Further proof of the corruption in Trammell’s office
• t Dr; Hathaway come from some at Washington was read tonight by Governor Martin, from
of hlS|0 Wn roads.
the mayor of one of the large cities on the Fast Coast who
If what Jim Carson is now tell had applied to Senator Trammell for an appointment for a
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ing on*the chairman of the road de son to Annapolis.” The Times-Union then proceeded to re
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partm ent is true, it is tim e for tho produce in full the letter which showed graft in the office of
Senator Trammell.
tales attorney to act.
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I t looks as if Carson had pulled which daily appear in it'with what is announced as its
the Catts* claws. Now he is taking “policy" over the signature of one of its directors.
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The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
Time For Preparation Needed
Those having properly, big or little, any where In Seminole
Count}; for sale please notify me early by letter, simply Maiin|
the fact, and giving the number of your sep arate pieces.
A form Ior boundary description nnd for display feature*
will then be mailed to you that your listings (w ithout ownership shown unless you so desire) may appear on October l‘ubliclty Sheets
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Will nerd some time to get all phases of a quick, prnrtirable
system in presentable shape.
F arm ers,—please don't forget to w rite tho»e "Crop I’rc*.
criptions” and be. sure to sign your name to them . Such a
trrn tise will he n small m atter to yon but a “G reai (lift’’ (,
Our County's New Cllirens,
With you for Seminole until that nnnie becomes n synonym
for Wholesome Prosperity.
H.A.Speir Sanford Florida
ANTED
WORN TIRES!
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machifcr. —Ocnla Stnr,
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flights this sum m er. It won't he
long tie fore such trips will be the
UKual filing.
! ------------o-----------Jim i Carson's expense account
l?ads lla th a w a y ’a by ncurly four
thousand dolltfrs, yet wlien Jim
goes into a town to niuke u speech
he does so in many instances with,
out n dim e's worth of advertising
while H athaw ay will l>« proceeded
by two or three full page ads.
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Sidney J. C atts says lie is going
orinu an
to ;(lva the people of Florida
■economical adm inistration, und yet
he has invited everyone who voles
fo r him to come to Tallahassee
•nd spend the week-end with him
In the governor’s mansion, Iiy the
time the people get through puyiug
fo r sunh parties us that, takes will
bo out- of sight.
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IIcArrt £eli<eT, o'? the i^T. *5Tugfirst Garden (*uTTm ftniTrirn 'his formwMn WrilaVWIfilfhc
uatinelRecord, nnd enthusiastically in 190<l. Since* that time, it is stated, then* have come into
lnellmkL-.toward Al Smith, hns existence over f>00 M idi clubs. This remarkable growth is
coined the expression “ henl-Sniith- evidence lliat the public has appreciated tin* splendid movt
or-bust brigndo" and thnl'n exuct- ly the wtay m greut many of us feel m ent; and that it responded so enthusiastically reflects cred
it on the artistic sense of our home lovers.
•bout jit.
In Sanford, where the .foil lends lelf so admirably t«.
tbe
successful growing of shrubs and flowers. Uic Garden
Herb Hoover hns spent only ten
thousand dollars on his tumpnign Club is. and should he, one of the most beneficial factors in
in thelKoulh. Kilhci Hoover knows the life of the community.
Not only does the scientific |
tho sJu th is solid and will remain planning of the landscape add materially to tin* appearanceHO, of' he figures it won't cost of the city and thereby satisfy a practical fulfillment, but it
tnuch to swing it to his side from also establishes a bond of human sympathy between its mem
A) Smith.
hers and every other movement for civic improvement. W*I
believe
it was Shakespeare who said “one touch of nature
Governor Sm ith ik having very
makes
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whole world kin."
little tip uny about his wet procllv* •
Wo wish that every oue. whether they are affiliated
lilts t! tese days. Ho will wait until
South has nominated hiiiT "With any concerted group for better gardening or not, would
‘ a t the) Houston convention before work along the lines which the'Garden Clubs have adopted
coming openly to the front of an . and assist in improving their premises and the general dress
ti-proHibitionuta.
of (heir city. Only a minimum amount of effort every dn\
on the part of our residents would help to bring about a charm
L o ab Dlcriot, the first man to to Sanford which-would be invaluable in advertising this
fly a rio si the English Channel in placg as a community where the people have cultivated a
building u huge nirplunu with
which no lopes to inaugurate reg taste for the beautiful and have manifested it in the attrac
u lar jwtssdnger
trans.A tluntic tiveness of their surroundings.
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— headline in Jacksonville Journal.
To fulfill the need of an organization which would have
Whlctt, we believe, even the best
labor unions will ndmlt in a fuir .*<>r its purpose
purpose! the advancement of interest in the develop
develop
day’s f>ay.
ing of better gardens and tjie dissemination of knowledge of
Trade them now
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(road departm ent and in the-cam
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Sell them to us. Let us apply the credit for
those unused miles to reduce the price of new
Goodrich Silvertowns.
Viu o,*t (he confidence—the safety—the traction
of these famous tires. Wc get your worn tires
which we can re-sell to other motorists. That's
"business, all around. Just like the way yoifve
bought new cars for years—except for one thing.
A tire can "blow out” and become almost worth
less. A car does not Don't wait till your tires
blow out. Trade them now.
and w hat a T ire you get
I n s il v e r t o w n !
THE DUTY OF A GOOD CITIZEN
TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT
Judge them by what other motorists have found
out in the past two years —and you'll (iml tliut
money cannot buy finer tires.
A good citizen is one who when purest character, measures up to
culled on to exercise his highest •hese standard s—ami there
privilege—th at of choosing the of- probably not a 'm an in ‘.he slate,
fiiers to represent him in state m including the other candidates—
county government—votes for the
man who nearest m easures up to who if he were nominated, would
his ideal of one who would make n throw up their hands in holy hor
good official. Tills year Wc select ror and suy: "Well, the state will
in n prim ary nomination, the demo, go to tho devil now.''
erntic choice fur who would make
If tliis be true, und there is
the U »t governor. Goad citizens doubt it is true, tlicit a gi.oq citizen
should vote their first choice vote who realizes his responsibility in
fur the mun of all candidates run Die making of Ids state, should
ning, whom in their opinion would have the courage to give HIS
make the safest nml fairest gover FIRST CHOICE VOTE to the man
nor, if elected in this racis—uml it w'ho measures up to the ideal
is nlso proper that in these un set- qualifications of n good governor
tlid times—they should consider —and if they do thut, the m ajority
who could go into llmt office witli of the citizens of this stute will
tlu* least friction from all other *ust their FIRST CHOICE VOTE
forces—who would not only select for JOHN S. TAYLOR of Largo,
h?i
Him on the voting day as their first | Farm er, llusinessQiliin; Statesm an
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choice hut w’ho, whin he was nom- and Christian, because it is conInn ted, they would In* satisfied ceded that fa r over half of the
would make ,e good, safe, conser- people <4 this stute, expecting to
vatlCc fill'd- constracHiv’e- governor. Vvlu qti J |i||t* ion, hf*c"
T here'Is no question hut 4hat pressed themselves by saying*
JOHN TAYLOR of U rg o . u farm "Vyhethir he can lie elected*or not,
«T, business mun, legislator of tong we don't know, hut JOHN TA Y
standing und varied .experience, LOR is undoubtedly th e REST hi.ill
ind a Christian gentlem an o f 'th e in this rucu."
Onefof the trials qf being a
newspaperm an and writing every
day isj<that you often do not know
vrhem iyou have offended or why
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b lr aciuaititmu-e on tho s tirc t ami
When John \V. Marlin conics be Senator Dark Trammell, who hus
1«ava‘ I[im either nod curtly or cut fore the |>eople of this state for- had u long uml uneventful career
you diad, when you have not the ratifieation of his record In June, In public life, and who has been
least Idea of w hat has offended he will be nearing the end of a re F lorida’s junior aenutor for the
him, and have never hod on intent markable udiqinixt ration. If the ?P*Kt, 1‘J yyears, p u rio g all that
i offind him—is oniyof t y bitter Majority of th£voters approve tjie tim m jio • lias conducted himself
J — l a chronic journaiist |wys- f treat iqnstrurD ve wcwk he has w ittu djiAiity, befitting the station
th at ■ m *
h nt-U lone in the p u st three Ind u halt und#rith?H(>nle exc4ption*Vias been
[on public m attrfs i< dicta *•1 Irears, they wilF-sekd him to ilk
hful to the roll■*ti
* liking* or personal United States Ba
Senate by way of
advanced to
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Judge them by their tested construction—and
you'll know why they’re making such perform
ance reeortb. The hiuge-ccuter tread —final
answer to ks.lloon tread design! Water Curing
—that Goodrich process which cures Silvertowns
from inside*and outside both—makes these tires
tough clearjthrough.
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riding. See us this week
r-tliis offer will not be repeated.
P u f Service Station Today!
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a t Mellon's support nf Hoover h<**
^UPPOSEyourolil tiros do have a doubtful thou
sand o ra risky five thousand miles in them.
You don’t have to ride on the tires, to {fet your
money's worth.
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Office Telephone 145 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence
M arriage Ceremony
Solemnized T*u$sday
I Calendar
A m arriage of inturcst to theirmany friends was th a t of Mrs,
Louise G ardner Sprout itnd Dr.
Minor .0. Baldwin, which was quiet
ly solemnized Tuesday afternoon,
at five o’clock, at the St. Luke's
Cathedral, Orlando, Rev. Phillips
S. Gillmnn performed, the cere,
nion^ . *
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Mrs. Bnldwin has been spending
the winters in Orlando for the past
ten years, coming from Warcham,
Mast;., unit Is active in dull, social
and O. E. S. Work.
Dr. Buidwin, is a nationally
known orgnnist nml a composer of
wide Tonic.*He 1ms m ndeJiis win
ter home at Orlando forUhe past
ten years hml has appeared be
fore
Sanford n'ufliences many
times.
Dr. and Mrs. Baldwin will spend
a short time in; Orlando; and later
go to a summer homo yt North
Carolina. T|u*y ar^J»JSp'j»lanning
n European trip 'sonjgtiiyjj^jji^'iit.^
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ITucaduy afternoon, at her lovely
):ome in Snu Lnntn. Vnti colored
Spring flown r» cumhinccf with
t jrreencry were used with plenxing
effect in the rooms where the
erird tables had been spread for
Mrs. Wallace Wright leturned the game*.
A fte.- the iikiiiiI n u m b e r of pro*
home Thursday noon from For- grcx*iui»* hml been played anil
nandina Bench wl'ore she has been i scotcs totaled, the prizes for high
spending the past week with her est and next highest scores, silk
| hose, were won l»y Mrs. J. C. Bills
mother, Mrs. Robertli* Howard.
Jr., and Mrs. William A. I.effler.
At the tea hour the bridge nccerMrs. W. E. Boll of Trenton. i<
visiting here ns the guests of her I sories were removed and the tables
overlaid with dainty covers and
nephew nnd niece Mr. and Mrs. E. refreshm ents of beangv p arfalt,
N. Scott at their home on Union | c„kt,,, and straw henies -and punch
I were served by the hostess assis"
Avenue.
ted by her sister, Mrs. Kndor CurMrs. Ben Caswell nnd small let l,
. Enjoying this affair, were Mrsdaughter Jeanne Ann, are
A.W.N'nx, Mrs. K.Compfon, Mrs.
lng a few days at Rust is
Mrs. Endor Curlett, Mr*.*lEpj llHls
guests of her sister Mrs. Robert J J r a, Mrs. Paul Dooley and 'Mrs.
Holly Jr.
Thomas Price. _ ;
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d Mrs. J. U. Vidlar and
mg Min-, left rinii olat
Mil., whore
BENNETT CIRCLE MEETS
m orning .for
. . MumninrOi
------Mrs. Vidlar and childien will spend,
The Belle Bennett Circle of the the summer.
Methodist Church held its regular
Tlie many friends of Mr. and
meeting Monday afternoon at tin*
home of Airs. Sant Bradford on Mrs. E. M. Galloway will be inter-,
Oak Avenue. The rooms of this ested to learn that they arc now
cozy home were bright with m y on route to Denver Colo., where
riads of carnations, petunias nnjl Mrs! Galloway 'till spend %s0 vera
other cut flowers combined with
greenery.
Tlie new, chairm an, Mrs. .1. A.
Rogers, presided over the business
session which’ was opened with
the devotional eoxrcises, Kn<\im
aging reports were given by the
Miss Ethel Lanier nf
various cuminittee chairmen.
Mi anil Alt * D. t!
A fter all I lie business bail liei-li visiting here as tlie gini .unis. Mo., spent
disposed nf. tlie hostess, assisted Alexander Jr., at hei he
t in it.i v on loi si in*
by Mi>. V
P iicst, served la->t\ l.atita.
lefresliment-- of ice cieani and
Dr. A. IV. Epps re t iiri
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home made cake. Then* were 1 !
i l l f l l r r I r e n l l i i e n t *»l r r r l i i l i l l - e i
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dnesilay
evening
from
members present.
llll. .Ills. I iill W IN u u w i a
Ga., where he attended Ik
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Nnnlln
I a y r i i r . |ir»i-lli*e I n O r ln w il '
('onventinu.
t COItltECTTON
flu- summer.
! ..T U E S D A Y
■Social - , D epartm ent
of
the
ftnin's Club will have furl
ntlj bridge p arly at 2..'HI o \ lock
[tbf chili lloitse, vvitli Mrs. Fred
I Williams, Mrs. .1. C. G 'blis,
I.. I' Hagan and Mis. H. I>
pi s< host esses.
Ur*. S O. Chase will entertain
kriilge at tier home on 0 :iL
nr,ur at 2 :0(1 o'ciiiek linnuriiig
In.
|a; S ( r C hase J r .
ellie Turner Circle
[eels On Wednesday
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GAINESVILLE, Fin., May 17.- j Seminole, the University of F lo r
Snonsor* for the University of ida yearbook,
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Florida Junior-Scnior prom to be
The Junior prom will ho held
held here May 2.r> wore announced this year in the new. University
today by Currie W itt, president of gymnasium, Friday evening May
the Junior class, they include-Miss 2.r». A special orchesttn under the
Adelaide Mahoney. Tam pa society direction of J. J. McCranie will
girl mid form er student of the furnish iiiusir for the occasion anil
State College for Women nt Tal it Is expected th at thi« Imll will he,
lahassee where she'w as n member the Ynost brilliant staged by the j
of the Chi Omega sorority; Mix* University this >Jear.
Dorothy McCranie of Jacksonville,
The dahee committee consists
who is prominently
identified of I.. O. Gravely, Buck Frederick,
thm ugout the state as nn accom : Marian M artin, Angus McKinnon,
plished dancer; Miss Mary Jnne 1 and Unrl Owcnby in conjunction,
Momfert, one of Miami's most 1 with officers of tho Junior cluss. '
popular society girls, who is now ! Chaperones will include Prcsi- J
■dent and Mrs. Jnm oi M, F arr, j
. Dean and Mrs. W alter J. M ath erly !
• Major and Mis. A. C. Tipton. Dean
and Mrs. H arry It. Trousler,' Hr.
and Mrs. G. C.' Tillman.
Senior elnss officers are: W al
lace Shafer, president; B. K\ Roberts, vice-president; Perry Windham, «ecrclao'-treasurt*r.
Junior class officers are..C urrie
WJtt, president; Kenneth " linni-i'ik. vice-president and Joe Golds,
by, secretary-treasurer.
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CITY TRANSFER
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Join**, M argaret
Kuthyrinc - Van N efi.
•mta Kicveking, Corrinno Muru'
.t y lJrown, Helen Wntencn
cu blfonur Bully.
L 1*01- nt'«i Mr*. Al AVilliams of
f* h'nia.n. D. C., arrived here
,f. uy from Palm B#bch and
Z .tb*
of Mr*. William*'
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straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on jjooa
business property.
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W e have just,
Received a shipment o
Sully Philips Nick SI unrl
Charles Paddock John
Harrow
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Now Prices
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EDening Proems
Lovely Little Ruffled Taffetas in Pastel
Shades.
Sizes range from M In 20.
Our Gan^ Comedy
Merchant’s
Gift Nite
CmUinumiN 1 l u l l P. M.
( 'tinting Saturday
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Mgr.
SMART SUMMi
Graduation
STYLES FOR MEN
Worsted
New Lloyd Sale Bargains
Ladies C h i l d r e n ’s Ladies
A lot of todies - patent
leather, blonde and .• black
arch-support shoes. These
are $10 and $11 shoes. Now
selling for
Special Prices ^ 4
HATS! HATS!
Straws, soft straws and sennet* in smart styles lur sum
mer wear at pleasing prices
S U IT S
Pumps, slippers and oxfords th at will make the most fastidious
tfirl proud. They will always he a part of the nfemory of grad
uation days for the girl that has them. They .are made in
beautiful white kid, modish India Prints and sm art black patent leathers. There is a choice of high and low heels. The
prices on these shoes, you will find, speak for themselves.
am a m an
w ho cares
Models
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tlie formula for econ
omical summer smartness *
two piece Tropical Worsted
suits tailored in special skele
ton construction for comfort.
Every suit is well lined and
jualitieM.
I uni too netivo to l»c nnyUiiiif» lull coinfortaklc.
Anil yel I fully nppre<tiulo llic Importnuco of
koin^ properly *lurned
out* I wear FI.ORSHEIM
W elterw elgkt Skocs for
warm w eather. . . they’re
uh welcome as a cooling
krecze, tut ncceHHary u
. u Sum m er Hlruw.” •••
T i* to T w « fn i P o l l a n
, M o s t S ty le s * 1 0
Unmatchahle values in liifht
?ray8, tans, blues, stripes und
other popular patterns.
Come in and*let us fit you
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r'k>nvil|c Avenue.
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..LOSSING’S
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fc fJtA N S F E R
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In d ies“fiTtTcK kids attd [CST
leather slipiwrs
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patent leather turn sole
Rain.
slippers for graduation. A
Two pair for
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new shipment
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lonrftV ^tfrionT lie S l i u r p f h o o i e r s 'l« l» Murnn
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(A New Shipment Just Received)
Jh.,» Eleanor Bully was hostro' *iic-day evening, when she
a Htuim-d » number of her xeninr
,*M mate* at a dinner at her
"» Myrtle Avenue. *
"ik, while and green were the
®ois chosen to decorate with for I
|‘I*. o^foir and were beautifully'
*rru‘’l ' ” l1 with isnnp dragon*.
-S'tcr lillies, sweet pea* ami
7 *' Tke taHlefully arranged
inner table Wn* graced with a low
n’lf,1'
pea* together
-prig* of asparag U H fern*.
On improved Cily properly nl 7 per cent. 3 to fire year
WILLIAM fox Pr,' W i t ' S
Tropical
liss Roily Hostess
To Her Class Mates
MONEY TO LOAN
Mr. and Mrs. Harry ilaum er nnd
small son, of Miami, are the.house
guests nf Mrs. Hnumcr’s ’ sister.
Mrs. Nathnn O. Garner, at her
home on Mellonville Avenue. ,
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-ion of the name of Mis. Al. Bloel.
from the guest list of a social ;
courtesy given Inst Tuesday by ,
members of the Women's Auxiliaiy
>f the Beth Isinel congregation m |
1 tic many fnen«l*> ol
honor of Mrs. Milton 111m k, ,t re. 1Silin 11 x will regret to
eelit bride.
I she is ill at her home
trea th Street.
A nini'riiige wlmli eame
•in prise to their many fnend w a s | M rs. W . J S t «*• *1 a n d i b ililr li
that ol Mrs. Stelln Miflsnn an J tx-tilihisl to llieii h o m e ;il h i s - l i l i
darcus Lee l-'ulcli, whieti w a s m e, T I iiii miIiiv at lei s p e n d i n g tin
'•!i inni/ed Satunlay, April . a ' p a s t w eek li e ie wilti In-, p a i e n t l Mland"
Air i ad Air*. J . <i Ito! I
Tho Nellie T u rn er Circle of tieat It:ifiti>* ( hin« li met Wcilnes-i
h afii-- ik'ihi at tlie home of Mrs
P. IIosm-v with Mrs. Dossey and
In. I.. It Bragg as hostesses.
■ k-I-.i fill as well as g rlistir iir.
■ 'in of Spring flowers m i
ll in di eoral iug I lie roomI*if it- meeting was held.
Aftci > miim> business bad been
oicil ut. a soiial hour was ar J
■Toil Ii 'toning Mr*. L. !.. Gooch j
•- leaving the city. Mrs.I
mi- presented a fram ed j
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r<"" -. I*\ Mis. Charles F. Mar
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b*tc in tin- afternoon refresh- •
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hs ami iced tea were served bv I
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>a .Baton, Carl Hargraves.
Jj? . to t state senator thirty-seventh
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senatorial district: J. J. Parrish,
JJJ tP. W. Robertson,
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, For delegates to the national
democratic convention, state at
** large—Vote for four: Mrs. Tom;
mie C. Barfield. Mrs. Lena Bird.
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Mrs. P. 8. Buchanan, Sarah Lanidrum Cawthon, Mrs. Alvina Craig,
.MW:. Myrtle • Warren Felkel, Mrs.
^Howard Goulding, Mr*.' C. E.
prawklns, Dr. Julia Kline, Mrs.
Fred Nooney; Nellie O'Hara, Mrs.
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other new faces arc seen in it, who
make good in their first im portant
roles. They are David llollina and
John Darrow, both of -h o rn give
splendid performances.
American youth, sparkling viva
cious and in a)l its glory has been
captured In Fox Film s comedy
dram a, “High Srlio 1 Hero,’’ which
comes to the Milane Theatre today.
This picture of high school life
is som ething very different from
*M^gatCf lo nalTonal "Drmo-
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Elton J. Mougliton
Architect'
J . <M. Carson, Sidney J . C atta, Sr.,
Fan* A. H athaw ay, Jo h n 8 . T ayk#D
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able to vindicate himself.
Others indicted include: Police.
Lieut. A. F. Jones; A ssistant Fire
F irst N at’.! Hank Hide.
Chief Dwight C arpenter; J . M.
” Siiifbrd, Fla.
Lorimcr arid Asa B. Sands, fbrm er
policemen; William P. Belote, fo r
mer m ajo r and now county commj*STiTner; Paul M arbn, president
’W . T b c V ^ y > ' ■• ■ ' " \
cn y council nnd Fire Chief n u tJ-V*-.
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IfHge Smith nil were held in bonds
of from ff .00 to 12,500.
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No. B r8. W. Deese, George Whit&
M d MeBory.
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For Governor: Doy)4 'E . C arlton
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“High School Hero," Is real en
V ote for four: W. F. Alien, T. J . ihown- excepting the h ’gh school
tertainm ent and of a kind th at will
^Appleyard, J. Leo .Anderson, W ar student.
please every type of th eatre lover.
den Anderson, H enry Clay ArmThe picture is crammed witli
/-.iron*, Kenneth Ballinger, John S. humorous episodes from s ta rt to
ARGENTINE KILLS SE L F
lic a n l. J. R. (T rux) Bullock, Rich- finish and includes every form of
Aird Vv. Ervin, 'Redmond B. Gao student activity from athletics to
NEW YORK. May 1R ._(IN S>—
l i n ', M. O. U arri-on, F rank-H il- study and graduation prepara
Jtnin; K. “7.. Jones, Ft-., John J. Ke tions. One exciting sequence, is a Horatio Columhrcs, 35, wcnlthy
Jiiun,
]hoe, jfe-Run L um et. Dryun Mn'-k, ronlHtlr nnd ho*l” contested yami Argentine physicinn, who killed
M irin Mnntcro. 27, beautiful S pan-|
.’Pat Murphy, 8 . C. I’i ui'IeJi, Eppei livltveen rlx r»f )iH}J;etl'nH t i
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*>r. in hor npartm
apartm em
ent here
yTucJtir, John A. VuiiVul/nb, Edgar
Till' ••iit ’.ri , md 'i
t ,1 i.-i'i iiil< ',i ' ii i’.!nv r r' r -hr hn ' -o
iW .'W uybright.
it t llll'fl'- llt t m i wi
• ii' !'•*•<«! t n .i n y him, nnd th in slioi
F o r delegates l<> iiulimi.il I letnu- I r»t ncrfon.innce. One l-i'-r'; himself, died in a hospital this
jcralii: coijvi ntion. Fm ntii eongres- -oung woman '-nrrly more *hin
morning.
vifonal district—Vote for two: J E. gir’, Sllilv H-i'
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WASHINGTON.
May
JT. Bowden, .lo ffo ro n B. lirtwnc, f' re :n this p cture *vr.u't»), n j■.TSnus E. l ulkini*, J a n u s E. Cos- nid to hi> h ''r r,i"f f r rii\irf r »>*.• (IN S )—The industrial activity in 1
‘> l!o ,.V . M. (ilin n . Jim IT. J E * \n o t) r y r •
i, i ,... fit. < !h>. Un'to.f S’oteo in *hn lie* few
month i-s'to,) m *h" eight
tennedy,
George K.
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''ton, P. A. Vun-. Agin '.
, For S ta te’s A ttorney: ( l u i i t y
.Third C iriu il) .M. D. :>n Mi tl a
‘opposes!;;
. • F o r Circuit -Ju d g e :
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■'For Iti jm -henisti>e: (Croup one)
•,C. W. K ittzniiug't, M. M. I "rd.
For Represent alive- , (Croup
,Twu) I./.p .-lin g an , .1 . J!. I . I :s, It.
W. .I’onrtuuii,
F or Count) Judge: J .G. Sharon,
S'. A. B„W ilkinson.
' JAiT Bhei-iffi B.’iE. Brady, C, M.
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.Hand, J. J-V Aletl.-IIand. B. E.
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Belle Maxwell.
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For County Prosecuting At- j f
t"rn e y ; J. G. l.eonardy, W. E.
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For Constable: (D istrict Four)
1-ealio Bryan, E. A. Fam uli, E.
Klnlaw, A. D. Smith, I* A. Tate,
y. M. Vick< r>‘. K- C. Wilcox.
F«'f Juntie(. of Pi sre- (District
jFour) •J , 5f- Gluiffer, (). F. Horn
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!«la>n M. -WC 'iC w tl. Hu .id > p ee i.‘
I t .li. \\ eliliOMi, C. tv. Culpi | iit i
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tric t Tvvul John M«ire|i, I), li. t . i
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trie s Three) \V. li. Uullurd U. M I
J)ouglniei, Frank Evan .
r For County Ciuniuiai>ioo> > «i •.
tr ic t Four) li. F. WimeU r, (i
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bur Sclioul I:. i 1 *1 . M i*:. Dooley,
?«• J - J i u r t i i ) , I id 1 . Williams, E.
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.tivrf Committed: l:. .1 . II C, (. c,
Pi’drsnn, J. W. OstCi it, u . J l Ju'Cobj, D. if. C. ltabuu.
f bur Stale Homuita*<c Executive
.Coipmiitde: (I'emgo jMcilory.
F or Just ini i.f i'euce (District
.Two) J. A. Jit'gnn.
For Ju.-tieo of Peace: (D istrict
Tinot>) ’J in o Auliu.
F o r Constable: (l)ibtriet Two)
G. (J. JKl ilL
KING’S BAY, SPITZBERGEN,
May
18.— (IN S )—The
Italian
north polar exploration balloon
Italia, commanded fey Gen. Um
berto Nobile, Innded safely a t 10
o'clock A. M. (local tim e) a fte r a
successful flight to N icholas/II
I .and (Lenin I.ntid). Gen. Nobile
andi fellow members of hts expedi
tion arc understood to have made
Valuable scientific studies, b u t they
found no new land. They flew over
regions that were hitherto unex
plored.
The Italia was sighted jit D
o'clock over the mountains to thc
northeast of King’s Bay flying at
an altitude of about 7,000 m etres.
The wenther was fine and th e land
ing was accomplished w ithout any
difficulty. The dirigible bad hop
ped off on Wednesday afternoon
a t 1 : 2 0 o’clock. Gen. Nobile nnd
his intrepid companions sailed over
desolate ice fields where on acci
dent to the Italia m ight have
meant denth for nil.
On th eir return to Spitsbergen
they flew over Nova Zcmbln. At
times fog was cncountcredand the
balloon was compelled to rise so
high in the air th a t the intense
cold of the g reater altitude caused
ice to form upon the envelope.
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egress to the depot -Ms over the road in question.
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ed the initial outlay*of Mr. Evans. Seminole County and Lake
Mary need boosters not knockers, and put me down as a
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N. H. Braddock, J. E. Singletary and myself set our fences
back still further, so that we could have a double drive with a
row of shade trees in the centre. The countv then clayed froip
the.depot, passing in front of .1. E. Singletary's residence,
J ’olitical Campaign
tile stoic building formerly occupied by i '. S. Flowers, the resi
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dence of N IT. Braddock, and 150 feet in fiobt of my house.
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BERLIN, May in. —(INS)-—
‘T he Ptrsi aeriou,. vidleine in the I
and I personally paid Tor the sanding of thi« road three inches
national polfttbal tanipdigu de
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the entire 500 feet. A new house is o?-t• H t c
velopc^ in numy j\hu^a .iluriug Mu' ’
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Mr: L\aits played a pari in pulling ibis r >ad through, as he
made a fill of about 300 cubic yards, grubbed and cleared the
right of way. set my fence back, and personally paid for every
dollar’s worth of work done at that time. He later put about
100 yards of clay on the south end of this road, and I have seen
his eaiii'i’Ik’d personal checks which paid for same, this road
leading out from the lake shore park which Mr. Evans has do
nated for the use of the public.
u* m uiiJ u -r - n f — th e — '-r,Vi:i, 7 :.i : r -
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| be road m (iiiustiDii, wiiich passes m fmn( of my house. Mins
troni Ibo Fal-c
Depot on the l ast *udo of the railroad
connecting wiiii the v ountiy Club Ron ?.3vas established about
six years ago Jong iicl ore the head of iliis so-called “commit
tee” v. as :i r^sidert of this districts
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:•l a giove and f ; i . three houses, a store builditiL'. and other :iror»erty in Lake M:n v nnd have been a tax payrr foi the last fourteen years; and wish to state that 1 have
made inquiries from a number of large taxpayers and have
not found one who has any knowledge of the “Lake Mary
Tax pavers’ Committee or the Taxpayers committee of pistriH
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SOUTH JACKSONVILLE, Fla..
May 18.—(IN S )— Nineteen p er
sons, including Mayor Tnylor J.
Harris, Poliee
Chief
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Francis Poor, involve trnnspnrki.
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Columbia phonographs and records in
this territory previously handled by
Couch’s.
Two Black Crows, Parts 7 & S
Just Arrived.
Nineteen Persons
Including M a y o r
Indicted By J u r y
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THE BANFOBD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY18.1928
SEEMS tiO O M E tf
in n e w y o r R citv
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. only ono incorrect insertion,
. advertiser xor. subsequent
aertioni. The office should bo
tified immediately in caso of
r.
TO ADVERTISERS
L
A H erald, representative
ioroughly fnm iliar with rdtes
s ami classification will
tiro you complete inform ation,
dad if you wish, they win assist
bu in wording your w ant ad
, mike it more effective.
A nnouncem ents
- MCFEItRIN'S henlth foods or
llurature delivered. Phono 820-J
1 Box I'd::.
■MUONS ACE Springs arc abLlutcly guaranteed to jileasc.
ffi«rt MeGriff F urniture Co., 33
[Churrh St., Orlando-;
tested for grasses by l)r.
[Davis. Opposite Court House.
j.JIf or C a n a d a 1>C Gingci
[Alt call 705. Prom pt Delivery.
VROUUCING Long's Pure Pork
■Siusugr. 117 Magnolia Ave.
-Lost And Found
~ FIND genuine Kiddie
at Gilbert MeGriff Furni,
F. Cburcli St. Orlando.
-Automobiles
- rw-
is*— -
1
D u n a rj
uure cars und Graham trucks.
| Elm and 13th. Street. Ilionc 3.
PDC.INS i COWAN Co. Auto
pdialor mid sheet mctnl works,
ll’iciiih Avenue. Phone 710-W.
HUPS-MARMON
Sanford Automobile Co.
Magnolia Avc.
Phone 137.
-Uusinws Service
IKE DELIVERY by «mr own
I truck to Sanford, ju st the same
i it you lived in Orlando. Gilbert
Griff Furniture Co., 33 E.
irch St Orlando.
.X. Nipper. Signs of all kinds.
I la Hanford Paint Si Wall Paper
11. A. HALVERSON
tue painting, in terior decora
ting. Phone 433-W.
AN'SFER Service of all kinds.
[Phnuc 570-AV or 3302. C. E.
cq>cning.
WIGHT PRINT SHOP
SAPPY service on any thing in
Ipinting. A phone call will get
man. Phone 417-W. U RailAve.
KAN L’I* YOUR OLD WALLS
l[UI THE NEW WALL PAINT
WIKTHING NEW AND BETP FOR f u r t h e r i n f o r
mation. c a l l
PHONE 235-.I
* SEE. V. c. COLLER, SANfORD. F U .
4N’EV'S DRUG
STORE—I’retnptions, Drugs, Soda. Wc arc
r,<at t»s your phone. Call 103.
(building BLocics^irrigaiion
and general cement work.
Concrete Co. J. E. Tertfr- Prop. 3rd and Elm.
■JAI. ROOFING'rtnie Roof Ev[hUstlng.
McUl
shingle*
“'ig seam tin and galvanised
*'■ Scf Jam es H. Cowan. Oak
_^'l Third St. Phope 111.
JOEOGRAPH—repairing, piano
“sing hy exj erts with 17 years
^ n e c - Sanford music store
Gift Khoppt. McLander ArPhone 83k.
^ IH p Wanted Male
HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
For sumo 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. Haines at Sanford
Herald office.lie will be glnd to
explain it to you.
FUH r o .v m n i .F t wish to announce' tlial - 1 am a
ramllilatr for- th r office of Const
able. District No. I, Seminole Coun
ty Florida, inItl district comprising
d r . lion prMtnrta No'*. 1. 2. .1. 4. 9.
is. II. IS. wtihjrrt to the will of the
Volets in the Democratic Primary
lo he held o|t June 5lh. A. D. 19*S
Your support will lie appreciated.
J. St. (VIC) VICKERY.
IIY ROBERT S. THORNBURGH
International Ncwa Service
ren t roMtTAni.yj
S ta ff Correspondent
I wivh to announce that I atn a
candidate for the offlca of Con
WASHINGTON,
May 17.—Des
stable. District No. 4. Semitic.’*
County, Florida, said District com- pite^ legislation in mnny countries
prlshii; r.U-ctlnn I'reclncta No'a. 1.
2. 2. 4. 'J. to, it * IS, subject to ta protect commercial property
the will of the voter* In tho Demo
cratic
1‘rinmry to tio held on June rights and good will, there is a
. i *
Cth, A. D. tags.
Your support will lie appreciated. rising necessity for safeguarding
A. D. (Artie) SMITH, 'these economic elements against
uneconomic at>d unethical pruc.
"tieps aitd unfair methods of com
r u n n i t i . u r J t UQR
I he r eb y announce iny candidacy petition in Inlet rational Trade.
11— MLsccilancoii.s
A ttention to tin sc fncts has been
for It.* office of County J u d g e of
Ketnltoile County. • FUirlJn, subject culled by William F. Notz, of the
to the action of the Democratic
One Ice Box 3 ft.xO ft.x3 ft. Excel
Party on June 5th. ISt*. My cam Commercial D epartm ent’s division
palpn for this office la In the hands
lent condition. 313 Sanford Avc.
of my friend* throM hout this of commercial law, who |x>ints out
county and we solicit the nuppor that it is n subject of growing Im-*
nml vole* of the people In the
14— Rooms Without board
-comlnm DcmnrrnDc Primary c'*'c ppttnnco to American business
lion. If the people nee fit to elec fTttl'tt.’ •
me lo thlsvciffler l —w ill.liv e there
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Extensive
commercial inves
nil
efficient, effective an d economic
SPECIAL weekly rates at San
ments arc nt alttkt* throughout the
al administration
ford’s home-like hotel. Seminole
HAMUKL A. P. WIL.KINHON.
world, which rcqtiirt’ just ns effectHotel.
live protection ngnittfl these im*
’•J^jicdiim-nts to fo re ig n I mile ns i»
r o i t C OU NTY J t l D t l K
15—Apartment For Rent
vouchsafed to th r m erchant and
I lierrh y n n iioiiuce my c a n d id a c y
f o f re-election
to t h e o f f i c e of m anufacturer nt home under our
f o u n t ) ' J unite of S c m lu o ln C ou n ty, state nml foilcrnl laws,*' Not* mid.
THREE ROOM furnished A part
F lo r i d a , su b j e c t . l o t h e w i l l o f thr
Commerce In ju r'd
(Political
Announcements)
Dntno'crntle
V ote r*,; o f
H rm lrolc
ment. Private
entrance. 218 27— Money To Loan
f o u n t ) ' . In t h e t i e m o c r a t l c P r im a r y
"The
interests, tint .tm rely of n
French Avc.
e le c t i o n to he h e ld J u lie 5th. 1924
few large Intllviilunl trn-ling runJAH. II. HIIAItON.
roil ro iN T i
rovsilsslONKli
ON WHITE or cowreil property.
In niiiiouiirlii* my candidacy for
corns, hut of thousands of business
t'oninilSNluner of thr 3rd District,of TO T i l K V Q T R n i o r SF.XIINOI.K
B.
W.
Herndon,
Seminole
Hotel
men, producers ns well ns disl-.T;
ONE SUITE of rooms for light
Seminole t'uumy. I hereby pli-difc
COUNTY.
in) self to an ahMilutcly iininirtl.il
lmtnrs, are
involved—fnrmcrs,
house-keeping and garage: 1 Bltlg,
I
w
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s
h
l
a
n
iiiiou
ncr
t
h
a
t
I
am
a
nltriitlnn to tin- welfare of tlir dis c a n d i d a te for r e - e l e c t i o n to t h e o f m niuifnrturers, nml professional
bedrooms for rent. Mrs. I/cnvitl.
trict a* a whole. Should I bo nomi fice of f o u n t ) I'oijitn lsslonrr from
nated and elected there will lie no
West Corner Elm ami 3n|. Phone
ict No
siih iec t l«» t h e dr- men, just us much n* impoC-crs
We solicit application for first roads built for prlwiti benefit of eDlsistr
lo n o f ih r v o t e r s In t'.ir D e m o nml cx|>ortcrs.”
137-W.
uii
>
one
man.
I
w
III
sen
that
a*
f|»r
Mortgage loans on the best type as It Is In in) power that th* In* c r a t i c I’r lir a r i to hr held on Juna
Not* showed that the business of
of residences and Mercantile Build- htirden iIs evenly distributed, ad '.111. A D ISM. F it A S K EVANS.
n m anufacturer xvlt • m arkets tii*
vocatliiu a tlioroUBli equalisation of
the taxable property of the fount)',
FURNISHED apartm ents: $3.09 j ,n/ » in S™ f,ord_ at.
goods in foreign countries, is in
fount)'* business should tin an
nml $3.50 weekly. All cunvcn- j of fi pc. and up, depending on the erile
character of the loan, construction c o n o m ic a ll y run a s a p r i v a t e b u s - T o TIIP. \ MlT.lt * Ml' RUItlfcOI.K jured when Itis products m e discnees. 301 5th ami Palmetto.
Ilies?*, mu* tux|»ji)«'iM w h o furnlfth
lO IN T Y .
pnrngcd by unscrupulous competi
I and location of buildings,
I w l- li i.» aouiiiitii-e t h a t 1 am a
l Im* moii«*y to run th r ('utility hIioiiIiI
l>r t n h r n In to t h e c o n f l t l m c * o f IIh* riindlil >t. f..i ii e le e l l o i l to t h r of* tors, or articles of foreign origin
j C. S. HOAG & COMPANY
Hoard of CduiiIv t ’om nilf"loin 'rn and fie., of I ..IIIII) f i . i i i i o l s s l o n r r f r im pro passed off for his own, ot
7 W. Church St., Orlnnilo.
K< |d lufornirtd an to w h a t Im isolfiff D la tr .it N.. I s u o j e c t lo tli* daFURNISHED
I rooms; bath.
tin i . . | n s In t h r D em o- I In mu'll false and deceptive adver
i oil In lltrlr didllMTiitluiiN. I Imvo e ls lo n
hr held on Jun* tising tlie reputation of Itis g mils
1 hern n r rnld enl of S e m i n o l e (!«»tii|ly criiDc l'i im .iri
Downstairs. Close in. 311 Laurel.
i and O imiiko t ' o n n t y licfnro. S e m i n o l e uth. A D *.411.
Phono 190-Wi« imperiled.
Mortgage Loan*
; i.'onnty wim n i l o f f front Oruuirr
II. K. U ' l I K K I . B a
“ The reputable exporter find*
,n
improved
residence
and
business
I
~
—
FURNISHED APARTMENT w in .,
that not only hi* own private busi
•
property.
.in lnve>tlortit Unit w i l l b r in g >on 1,1 I lie . \ o t i :h n o k 9K M ISO I,
bn til und garnge. $.'10 per month.
COUNTY.
d i\ i t h m l “ Vonr >otr for m« w i l l lie i
ness but also the good will ot his
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
f aa inIi hi a n n o u n r r tlmt I am m
Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Nluth
Sec our local Counsel,
<-j«ridid;it" for r e - r l r c t l o n to »h^ of* country suffer.) abroad through tin•r Library
f l «'«• of t ' o n n t y ('oinmlitMtoBrr from practices of n concern which makes
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
IMn! rli't No. 2. HUliJect lit lit** d«LEFFLER APARTMENTS: f u r n - ___________ _____ __
_
('IkiDH t»f thr voter* In t h e Demo* for foreign deliveries below sam
k o i i r o t v r v i o ) i i i i n m o m :u
i i util* r r l i n a r y to n« ludd on June ple" Not* said.
is bed. 3 room and garage. Al- j 29— P e r m a n e n t W a v in g
To Tin* Vnlrrn o f Somhiul** C ou n ty: Oth. A D. 1921
“ Tlie farm ers who produce a su
ractivc summer rates. Apply 801
JO HN MCD'sCII.
1 aa ImIi to un itou n c o tliut I am a
candldati* f o r tli«» n f f l r r of t'o n n ty
Magnolia.iPhone 380-W.
Pet'i:unent W aving—lovely n atu r t ’oimnluHloiurr front iMntrU'l No 2 t o T i l 1C VOTKIIS tip HCMINOliK perior variety of grain m e injured
by parties, who, while the grain is
to 111«* D f iu ofialIt* I’rlm ai >
COUNTY.
al permanents as low us $5.00. MjbJfct
A partm ent for rent at 317 Park
to ho In-Id on J u n e r»th A l» I!*?**
I * inti to announce that f am a in transit, mix it with tra in of In
509
First
National
Bank
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paid
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in
<*rAvc. Phone 850—J.
candidate for re-election to ll>« of
Similmly, in eoun
and Hpinlmdo t?mintt«*s Nlnri* fice of fount)' Commlasloosr from ferior gratle.
Phone -189.
and
I
have*
u I aiuvh b«*uti a l)fin Dlatrld No I. subject to the de tries where priority of registration
vmall garage apartm ent. Call 351. |
of i at
cision o' the voters In tile Demo
I), i i u. H A i t r s .
cratic I’rlmury to be held on Jun* and not priority of use establishes
P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n ts
Modern
furnished
apartm ents, j
Sa *»foi d 5th. A. D lVtS
the grnitd name of their tipples or
iio sto n s t i ; i: i . k
Frigidaire; Murphy steel kitchother products are appropriated
•n: Garuge: excellent neighbor-j
m i l TAX ANJtKHHOIl
to T im v o rr .u s o r xkm inoi .k and exploited by unauthorized per
tiuiiouuc-. In Dm
t.
r o u t o t \ yv A ssiisso ii
t tir.x T t
'.ood: rent very reasonable. Park f I Schi-n-h)
m Ino 11- f o u n t ) Dial
I am a
ta xna
I avI.sIi to uiiuikuupp m> s«df iif n sons.
Apartments, No. 5. Phono 818—J. iimlldiilc for lax assessor subject ■ I wish to ■nnoiinca to th* txopt* 1 ruitdldat«
“ Although the crafty tactics of
• for th* fiiftlr kulHliituro
---- j lt» t h e d e c i s i o n o f th e voter* Ini of Seminole founty that I am a In kioui» 2 . ri* ntlnulo Oiunty. nubthe
unscrupulous trailer are ns old
llie
Democratic
Primary
to
tie
held
candidate
for
re-election
to
th*
of
GARAGE apartm ent. 1101 Elm III June of this >ewr. I have lived fice of Tax Assessor, subject lo lb* jri t lo tho I»«*rnocrat It* I'rlmary
as trade itself, there uppears to bo
Juno
U
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A
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1929.
and
u
ill
iililde
A ve.
In Orange ami Seminole counties decision of the voter* In the Demo hy rcmitta of Hume. I tordlally Aid*
no limit to the ingenuity and re*
for tu year* l have served us cratic I’rlrnury *.o he held In June hit vnui xuppurt
|
i-otntly
i ommlssloi.n on and off of till* year
sourcfulness of individuals who
16— Houses For Rent
J
II.
!*Yl*r.&
I foe t l years I hove made mv livA. V A U O H A N .
em
barrass, exploit or injured the
c.777,
i ...
<•• ] lli« raining stoclv and citrus fruit
ro il n im n ir r
r \ \ 0 1- A.MlIA house cheap, cix n,, furiuluK 1 pronoae ,o let m -iy
r u n tiT a t i x s f : s A T o i t
I h *r*hy a n n o u n c e m y candidacy commercial good will or business of
t h e r e b y a u n o u n r e as u c a n d i d a t e for t h e o f f i c e of S h e r i f f of S c m ln room house, well locntcil. Two tn*t>uy*i carry his iiroporilonni
others engaged it] the snme or n
sliure o f t a x e s by v i e w i n g Die pro- to Muccccd m y s e l f n i S e n a t o r fr oo
I* C o u n ty a n h l f c t t o t h e w ill n t
ttory seven room Itouae, nil new, a * n y pr rss«»ii»c- i s u i — o u m m l l ah*—
s j l h —K*»»t«-»!»t diet r ie l - -com
'sim
ilar line nl huiMucsR."
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a
at
Din
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I'llm
ury.
poaed of Hemtiuile l l i e v n r d Coon
every convenience. We qan come It w ill he app i e d u t c i l
j. r v m c c i . k i . i . a n d
Effect Of Competition
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an agreem ent. A. I’. Connelly &
p r im a r y t o b* held J u n e Dili. 19'.'4
Not* pointed out that the keener
r
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If el a cted I p r om lae to con tln u *
Son*.
I nm a c a n d i d a t e fur the a f f lc *
, to w o r k f o r t h e beet In ter es t of the of S h e r i f f and w i l l appreclr.te a u p competition becomes the more is
P U It T H U I . K t i l S I . A T l I t R
d i s t r i c t a n d I In v it e y o u to my port tn the J u n e P rim al)-.
this evil likely to spread.
FURNISHED modem homo nt 102
Hulijcct to th* *s|.t>i oachlng Demo
on nuch Im p o r t a n t
leirlsl*K. K. WAI.K Kit
Failutc to apply for full patent
cratic Primary, I hereby announce record
W. 19th'St. $ 10 . per month.
llo n a s g o o d ruad*. c o n s e r v a t i o n of
my cand'.dacy for the House of our n a t u r a l r e s o u t c e s . r e d u c t io n of
protection
in foreign countries was
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fleprcBcntutlvc* ms i momlirr of s t a t e t u i e a an d e d u c a t i o n . I ash
NICK FIVE ROOM house. 2112 tlroun
hrirh) iiunminro tin t. 4inll«Uc>
t.
It n imiiiiited t |drdK* ilia au p p or t o f a ll l o . ’at D a m o c r a i s f•»pI rr*«*lrrt
Inn
tn
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Palm etto Avc. Phone 3G4-W.
my lu»t effort* In behalf of th*
j. j. rA n iiis ii
iff- of Hi'mlnnt** County miI»J«*«’I t«*
( Lt'ual Notices)
pcoide of Kcmlnole County.
Th*
“
I tl»o il(*ttnn nf Itin VntiTH III thr
ervlnc need of the people of Flori *
TEN ROOM house desirable loca da
1*011
NTATR
BRNArtlH.
i
Ociimri
ul h* ptlmury In In* In-lil fn*t
u d r, «ii
s . t t .H
I* Tax ttellrf, especially ruduc- Tn the f >oinor r a i l \ o tern of 1 hr
| u |||
uppi«rluli* )»»uf T il XVID m
tion. Suitable for rooming bouse tlon of local tnxe*. Thla. In my
>.M IT MAX' F O N I 'K I I V
37th
Senatorlul
D lbtr lcl —
-tupnnrt.
Iltiiitd
f
14
II\
>»mr>*
N t i T H 'i : IK II llltlHIY DIV K N ttist
or» two families. Located nt 102 I opinion, can lie effected hy aa
I h e r e w i t h u n iio u n o e m y c unn l(• m ||,\N I >
o n . I n .hi .I Ity vtrtiu- of n Jei-ri-e
i )
W It tom s 117 oijultahl* dletrlhullon
of tb*
f o r t h r I>»*mnrrutlr iiu m lu a iln ii 1 ------------- ---------!
— J----- ---------------Ouk Avc. Apply ” • H. I.ong 1 1 1 |
fiv e cent umollne las II »!ary
r.-iuit-n
'l In t h e i ’ll, nil t'olirt of Dm
fur Htnte Hen.il«»r from tho 37th
p o ll TA I COi,I.P(*Ton
i- o l' -tliir.l Jinlh l.il t ’lr e o lt
of
MtUfUolia.
Minonr the State noad Departmeat, Srnutorlnl
compuanl of
f n |8|, to •uuouno« th»t 1 im n Tw
Florlilii.
mol
for
H cm lnote
Schools. Countie* and Cltloa.—par- ] Sniilnulo andDlMrlct
Hirvaid CounlUn ut | randtriat* for rr-elrrtlnn to th* I 'otllll ' IIIIll-riltllH
l‘l
)•
In
ft
t
Ic IIIn r1>- the Cocnll*ji and Cltle* thr
muJ If
. «i'fico of
Collerlnr
Htmlo
J u n e 3th
Jill intmarjr
p r im a r y biiu
ii imntln*
.......
or T«i
la x F
o l l e c l o r «>
orf pernio....... a20— Farms For Sale
If honored t>> Die
nomination I m oe d Jutli*
unit e l e c t e d , 1 a s s u r e o n e a m l i o i e C o u n t y , a u b jec t to t h e a c t io n f !
V1, .. ,.!,i ,,l, ..ic n iU x c d
.
promise to devoto all tlie rnerty m
nil a D e m o r r a t l e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
,
t |,e v o t e r s In Dm D e m o c r a t ic t om p i.ir . « <oi I ■'......
“ J [ ,h«»
FIVE ACRE truct with residence an,i expnrienco that l po»jic*» to
T l .u n k l n a o n e an d nil for ( o u r P r im a r y to he held In J un e
« ,U . x tsD im • •(• r
. o n .d u h m .il
v o t e an d I n f lu e n c e .
1 T our au p p or t w i l l b e a p p r . r t a t e d
H
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*
" i h s" »
on Beardoll Ave., also twenty accomytl.U
P*AnMAN. Jr.
Ilcapoclfullv.
JNO. O JINKINH
,J 1 ,
’ . i,^1 . „ , |p „\,t
iicrc* tract Palmer'* uubdivision..
PHILIP
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Ills wire, aro or
Har^ain, »cc Nick Zcrnoveau,
F
n i iFrir
r.niilaiitN. I will *«-ll ot public out
pu li S i m : i.K tiis i.A T iim
F U l t t l.C IlH o r C I R C U IT COUItT
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y a e lf a s
to Die hleiu *t liltblcr. for cuxli,
Hcardull Ave. ' _____________ | I wish IO annuo lire 111)- catididucy
t wl*l. to a n n u u n c e t h a t I a m a c a n d id a te for s h e r i f f of Hemlnot* cry the
fruit! iloor of Die I’ourl
fur the Slat* I.eKlsIaturn tliruiip * a n d ld * t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e of- C o u n t y s u b j e c t . t o t h e a c t io n of ji
lion*.Ill Die FltV of Hanford. In
2) nml will iippn-ultc ■ c t'o rt In ; ^ e o f C le rk o f t h e C ir c u it Court, the i ) e m o c r a t l c V pr im ary to he -will Fount)
26— Misccllancpufl For Sale
Kioto, iluillig the
the piiiiiury t° be held In June.
of H rm ln o le C o u n t y , K lorlda. s u b held lu Ilia e a r l y ' p a r t of Jur.e t y t l . legal hour* ofnml
rule, oil Molulil). the
1.. P. IIADAS.
V ary r * iu c c t lv * l y .
ject t o t b s d e c i s i o n o f th * D e m o
till Uo) of June. A D
»a OH'
B X. U ltA D T . living
c r a t i c V ota r a o f H t m ln o l* C ou n ty.
the D ot Moiolu) In nui.
FOIt T H R I.K U IflL A T U Itn
In th* D e m o c r a t l e P r i m a r y
l il e c month.
the
following
tlem-rlhril
1 h e r e b y announce m y c a n d i d a c y D on t o be -bald a n J u n * 5th. A. D.
F U ll S lI 'l il t lX T K X n C X T OF
liuiit*. sltnnlc. I)lng and lo-lng In
fur the l.eulelaturr (tlroup I) eub- t i l l .
PU U I.IU I X S T IIt'IT IIIX
PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE: Ject to the will nf the votera of Kern
I inn n iMiidhluto for ........le c t io n the Fount)* of Kcmlnole und Ktnt.i
V. E. DOUOI.AHH
of
I'lolidii. In-wit:
limlc
County.
In
Die
p r im a r y to ’>
to t h e o f f i c e of *U|*t'flliteudiint nf
Very liberal term s with smoll held on Julie 5. IDS*.
I .otFlfl) -one
(51) of M M
pulilli111111101-11011
for Hi-mluole
F U l l CLK H K C U l C i n COUItT
Kinllh'"
HuMllvlon of all Dial
down paym ent on business th at is
u. it. conn.
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y ca n d id a cy CuUlity, aubji-i-t t o Hie D r iuoc ratlc
part
of
.Section
Twenty'-swell
f o r th *
o fflca
of
d a r k , o f th* P r i m a r y . Your a u p p o i t w ill be a p
established and paying. If you nr?
127). Township NI net cell (19)
F U l l J l ’i n c v OF F B A C *
p r e cia ted .
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Thlrt)
t5l'l Duet,
in the m arket for a profitable bus
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y o t tb* v o t e i a m tb * J u n * P r i m a r y .'
T. XV. UIXVTON.
lying Koulh of Kt Dertiude
iness investigate this. BOX 1279, for r e - e l e c t i o n l o th* o f f i c e of
It It. OEAH.
AYuHue und other land" l> Ing lit
j u s t i c e o f Die P e a c e . D lM rlct No. 4.
HccDon*
Tw«nly-alx
(24).
You con.t pas* u lot of rotten laws
Care HERALD.
I la viiig h e ld t h i s o f f i c e for n e a r ly
t'O t'H T
T
hirl)-fout (34) und Thirtyt w o y e a r * u n t il
Die d l i t r l c t
and make n good government, any
F U l l C L K U K O F T i l l * C l I tt . T ’IT
five (35). In Township Nine
m ertird In to t h e F o u r t h D i s t r i c t 1
I h e r e b y a n n u u n c e m y ca n d id a cy
teen i IV) Koulh. Ilulige Thirty
feel j u s t i f i e d In a s k i n g th e v o te ra for Die o f f i c e o f C le rk o f flm C ir more than you can mix it lot of
( 3 «) Fast. u» euiiie appear* on
and make u good
fdr Di*lr s u p p o r t o n rny p r e v io u s c u it C o u r t . s u b j e c t
l o th o w ill of rotten eggs
page 55 of fla t Itook I of the
record a s J u s t i c e o f t h e P e s o s an d t h e f u l c r a a t t h e D e m o c r a t Ic I'rl- omclcTtc.
poltllc
reeoril* of
Keinlnule
pL-da* m y heat e n d e a v o r * to g l v * niury o u J u n o 5. I9SS.
WILL SACRIFICE for immediate all
•Fount)-* Florhlu. containing ten ,
t h e p e o p l e a s q u a r e d*al With
D. I . THItAHII I:It.
were*, m ore'or h e*
FO R t'O V X l'f st;rR .-.l> T K Y » K N T
sale. I Piano; (‘Rudolph’’: wood Justice to a l l sl i d a t i l c l a d h e r e n c e
J II HII.XUuS'.
o f
p i'R i.u : l a a T i i r tT i o N
range “ Majestic” : Kitchen Cabinet to t h e law o.
,\ h special Master In t.’hupI
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FOR CON STAIH.r.
vet).
for t h e o f f i c e of H ii|i erlntcndrnt o
Sellars” Bedroom Suite, s Rugs.
I w i s h tu a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y I’uliltr
In a t r u u llo n
of
Hrenlnnl
Hull. Ijllldi"
-Mo*. R. It. EU iid»*r PaoU^KlOfida.
fiu . t h e of f le* o f e ew atak l*. 4.11*11 U~l -atoant Fi- a * M « » t - t a t he w i ll nf . t h a _____ U U U
No. 4. K m iIiiolc C o u n t y . * u h j e c l to v o t e r * In th e p r im a ry J u n e 5. You
F U ll J U I T U P OF PEACR
2 U 8 ED BICYCLES, one boy* on?
Ihe w i l l o f t h e v o t e r s la th e D e m o s u p p o r t w ill lie »n n r e c l* i» d
\ w t l r r ot A p a ll r a ll u n l e i Taw D e ed
IIIMTIIICT NO. F U I H
MAT b e l l i : m a x x v k l l .
l ud rr arrlluM &T3 uf t h e t .r e e r w l
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e rey c a n d id a c y c r a t i c P r i m a r y o f J u n e 5.
girls. Good condition. 409 1st.
N t e l n t r * uf th e M e t e uf F le rld il
lur J u s t i c e o f P e a c e o f D i s t r i c t No.
L. A. TATK.
St. $12 each. Willard B attery Co. 4, s u b j e c t t o Ilia d e c i s i o n o f Ihe
N
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t i c e I* h e r e b y gtx.-u tliut It. <».
F O R COUNTY rnO B E C U T IN O
people of Sanford proves that this Classi
fied Section is giving the kind of service
everybody wants, and the success of these
columns tells of the daily satisfaction they
give. Make a habit of - reading these
Classified Ads regularly!
hXEMpJxjYED '■MAN OR W 0**A.\ ,a„ make good living and
_ ov*n Iiusr if httVe *n»all amount
. t *pitul. Business established
i«r !n. Sunf°rd and will clear ABOUT ONE hundred fort good
second hand four Inch iron pipe.
- *' *1W) monthly. Address Box
•Mre Herald.
A ttractive price. Telephone 775
eveningshstrucU onn
FURNITURE of a four room
U ep
apartm ent very good and very
jT” WELL on a genuine
ulytest
m altresi.
Price cheap. Telephone 7 7 5 . _________
, M G'ibcrt MeGriff F urniture BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridg*
E. ( hutch St., Orlando.
deck cruiser, thirty inch
fully equipped, sleep* six. Pita*
f |*RK B,
*'cd'da)chjiort suite for
t-ewaqnablc.
Box 938.______
Le"*
“ttly $108. GilbertFurniture Co. Orlando.
F L O R E & S E 'o ilV fijT sto v e s are
absolutely guaranteed. G uM it
R e s to c k
MeGriff Furniture Co-, Orlando'
The daily patronage of hundreds of the
(Pouuctii Announcements) International Trade Needs
Safeguards To Protect It
From Unethical Practices
m i l k c o w f o r SEMINOLE felt ma’/rresaes, abM. O.. (ktmpbeB with
Ur«». Phon^
McG,m Kamitur. Co, OrU»4o,
.oiuuly ri.o»u«>.
votera tn th * D e m o c r a t i c P r im a r y
to be he'd on J u n e 5th. A- D. I f M .
D A V I D HPKKR.
A T T O ltX K Y
F U R t-O.Y BTABLK
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y r n m lld a r y
I h e r e b y t a k a Oil* m e th o d of a n
for
tha
for j h r ' o f f l c c o f c o n a t a o l* . P la t e l e t n o u n c in g m y c a n d i d a c y
4. s u b j e c t t o t h e w i l l o f Die v oter* o f f l c a o f C o u n t y P r o » e c u t ln g A t t o r
n e y,
subject
to
the
D e m o c r a t lr
oil J u n e 5.
F O I t J U S T I C E O P FKACIC
K. KINLAXV.
P r im a r y .
1 w i l l a p p r e c la t # a n y
FO R D IS T R IC T HO. FO U R
s u p p o r t * Iv e o m* hy th* p e o p ls
Tin* I* t o a n n o u n c e a iy c a n d i d a c y
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for J u i t l c * o f
tha P eace. D istrict
I h-retry a n n o b n e g m
n: y c a n d i d a c y g i v e l o t h e d u t i e s of th* o f f l c a m y
No. 4. su b j e c t In l b s w i l t o f Ihe
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D e m o c r a t ic v o t e r s J u l i a It b . Ban- for rniiKtalita f o r t h e f o u r t h dla- v a r y b a s t s a r v lcs a .
XV. K XVIIITK
o f _the
ford. L a k e
M onro*. P a o la ,
Lak# trlct, s u b j e c t t o th * w i l l
Mary.
Lonawuod.
A ltam cn.t* v o t e r s ' In tl.e D e m o c r a t i c p r im a r y
Y ou r v o t a w i l l ba ap
Hprlng* an d F o r e s t C i t y , c o n s t l t u t * of J u n e 5.
F O R COUNTY r i t o e K C U T I N a
predated.
th* a b o v e d i s t r i c t .
ATTORNEY
It. C. t l l o b ) WILCOX.
If e le c t e d , I prom t** a n
banast
I h ereb y a nn oun ce my candidacy
h u ’ l n e s a - l lk e
ad m in istration
fra*
for
r e-election
l o Ih* o f f i c e Of
FOn CONITARIR
from
th e
usual
roaddlsaoroanesa
w i s h »o a n n o u n c e t h a t I am C o u n t y P r o s e c u t i n g A t t o r n e y s u b
g enerally connected w ith
this o f. . 1
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u f t h e vo te ra In
a c a n d i d a l* f o r Ih * o f f i c e o f C o n
s t a b l e for J u s t i c e , o f t h o
P e a c o th e D e m o c r a t i c p r im a r y on J u n e I
nf#’
O. P. HERNDON.
JO H N O. LKONAIIDT.
D is t r ic t No.
4 Sem inole
C ounty
F lo r id a . a e |d J u M lr # o f t h e P e a c e
F O R C OU NTY COM M IS S IO N F i t
F
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1 w i s h (o a n n o u n c e t h a t . I a m a
I w ish in ann oun ce my candidacy
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e o f C o u n t ) r Ilit *, No'a I. J. I. 4. ». U . I I . A II.
Aa*e*»or o f
C o t n n i l a t i o n r r f r o m D l e l r l c l No. - 5. au b jer l In t h e d e c le l q n o f Ih e D e m - for t h r o f f i c e o f T a *
s u b j e c..........................
t t o t h e d r c l . l u h o f ^ I h e v o l - —n r r a il c I’M m a r r t o be h e ld nn J u n e Hainlimle County*, s u b j e c t to . t h e
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a r a lit. '
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I w ill r p p r e r l aute
l e votir
v o t i r support.
a u p p o rt.
j e held
LXMLli: pit Va n .
M , u>* 0.
“Si"* r hit. j:«T'! « ftftK,'
M Vrlw rthrr. |>urch«Mcr of T w a . C e r t l f l c a t r N o 214. dulvil thr D ll Uu>
o f Julie. A. D . It*23. bus f ile d sa id
c r r D D c k t c In diy o f f i c e , un d Im*
m a d e u p p l c a lh ii i for ta x d e e d l o Is
s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . Kuld
c r r l l f l c u t c e m b r a c e * tin- f o l l o w i n g
ileeci Hied p r o p e r l y s l l u a l c d In Kern.
Illiilr C o u n t y , F lo r id a , t o - w i t ;
K. z a c r e * o f N I - 2 o f NXVI-I o f
Krr. IC. T w p .
20 H. Itu n g e 31
E ast.
T h e s a id l a u d hrliiK iuoo-mmc.I at t h e
d a t e o f I s s u a n c e of su c h c e r t i f i c a t e
ill t h e n a n ir of XX’. K. D u lto a c , I'nirM* nuhl r e r D f lc w lc wihall > hr r e
d e e m e d Iiceordlnw l o l a w • l u x , dt-t-d
w i l l Ism nt* t h e i r o n tlir l l l h d a y of
Jutir. A. I ) . 1021.
XX' it ii vmm my
official -algnature
and kt*I t h i s th e t i l l d a y o f hlwy,
A. !>, I92S.
V. K D O l ’Ul.AHH.
F o r rl
iiKKandllFI.XX'lktfk
t ’l r i k C ir cu it C ourt, K c m ln o le
F o u n t ) Klnrtilw.
Ity A. Al XYEEKH.
I ‘rpllt»r4.'*erk.
Recent Ruling Of Statutory
Court UphoIdH Contention*
Of Trnn.slt Company TbatjH.;
Cannot Run On 5 Cput Fajre
By ROBERT W A lllJto ?! ,5d *
IntefnHIonal.
S ta ff Correapondent
’h
N EW YORK,
itald to prove cortly. The fd re ^ n kle s t r e e f ’e a r ftfror. *oaH dorawnt*.
producers have tho habit of copyu to .p ractica lly 'a ll Antcritsan cilia#.
Is ajijrarcntly doomed. InIng. popular American articles and
Mf-onghpld—New Y!0.1)^* .
—
then underselling in a m nrket; de ! A- recent ruling by th e ' F>
veloped by m anufacturers of’ this , E latutory court upholds th'd
country. The luck of precaution oil | iention of th* Interborough M l
the part of the American firm tp j T rah » Jt'f company th a t a .7*1
fare Is necessary for oircratlofi^
protect its own interests ns. welt j M anhattan’n subway’ and ctyi'i
as those of its distributors hns it line. The city has appealed nndVy.-, v
fight hns been carried to thy Iftr-,demoralizing influence.
Included among the countries lied States Supreme court. •*
Though’ there hns been nq
which have enacted legislation ing ns yet in regard to nui
dealing with unfnir competition lines of several suburbah cor
are United S tates, Germany, Den nics, imticatlons arc that
mark. Greece, H ungary. Czecho will eventually be granted a sim i
slovakia and Switzerland. A’ num lar ihe-.‘case if t ^ c i . 'R . T. ia a l
ber of treaties aro in force be. i lowed to put tho ncXv fare Into eftween 'th e principal commercial • fret. Officials have announced
rountrics xlciiiipg with th is - phase th at tliey probably ,will not' .’/taxT
nf coinmerte.
tollecting the new rale t e f o r '
next fall.
r
•’ J!.*;*. . !
If tho supreme court upNold\
the ruling of the statu to ry court)
the proceedings arc likely to Inf
used ns the basis of appeals by
•GRAY. Ga., May 18,—(IN S) — street car companies for fnre in
As tl>e gallows' trap clanged, pro creases in n num ber of other
bably -for the Inst time in Georgin, citie.s.
Wadid Johnsoq paid the supreme
O ther Lines Also
There .are'now reports
‘pfnnlty 'liere today for his part in
the m urder of an aged woman in the I R T. will seek lo
fare to nine or ten cents
Jjmt-s' county in 1925.
TW ancient method of legal ex the 7-cent rnte is put through.
In New York City politics for
ecutive, made absolute hy the new
state law to the cwwect that death mer Mayor John F. Hylan is
by electrocution in the chair nt charging th at tho present city ad
MIErdgcvillc shnll be the method m inistration, headed by Mayor
of capital punishment, was revived Jnmos Walker, has "sold out to
the interests.”
under nu old statue here.
Mayor W alker hns countered by
The new law which became of*
fective in 1925 went into effect declaring thnt the adm inistration
after Johnson had been indteed nml has fought, and will continue to
thus Itis ense falls under the old fight, with every legal weapon a t .
its disposal tho 7-ccnt fare. T o.
system.
The hanging here today will its disposal against the 7-cent
doubtless be the lasf in Georgia, fnre. To prove his sincerity, he
for although m urder indictments will run for re-election next year,
for one or two negroes antedating basing his rumpngin tm n prom ise
tho electrocution law, exist, it is to continue the fight. Brcvioualy,'
improbable th at the men, who arc the. m ayor hml indicated th a t ha
fugitives, will ever !>e caught w ith would not be a candidate for rein the toils of the law and made election.
The two-cent raise in price of
to pay for their crimes
A long b itte r fight had Im-cii rides on the subway and "L ” will
made fot- Johnsons life, and twice swell the I. It. T. coffers by
oil bis way from the neighboring am ounts variously estim ated mi'
Bibb County iail under guard, with between $23,900,000 and $40,000,
the gallows as his destination, he 000 annually. Em ployes' of tho
had won respites by ap|>cal or re company have been promised pay
increases if the faro goes through.
prieve.
Stocks In Rise
-3.
Throughout the long fight for
(Quotations on tran sit company
his life, Johnson rem ained stolid
and apparently unmoved, but when stock have shown a sharp rise
lie mounted the gallows today his since the statu to ry court issued R»
face showed the strain he had u n ruling, the first of the month, th a t
dergone as he suw the sluulow of tho Intel borough is justified In
collecting a 7-cent fare, in view of"
death ever looming closer.
the investm ents required for u p r
keep and operation of its lines.
T H IE F IS CITED
j
Georgia Gallows To
Be Replaced.By Chair!
ATLANTA. Ga., May 18. (INS#
The League of Bad Bold Burglars
high in the councils of the organ
ih»mtmntrt~rnrtttr~tvtm-tn- n ptnrr
should have n new mem bet- today,
one with a record for audacity that
should entitle him to n place high
in the councils of the organization.
The burglar referred to is the
one who looted a meat market
directly across the street in front
of ixrliee head tpm rlers here, while
numlrers of bluccoats
strolled
serenely in and out of the building,
unconscious of the rubbery taking
place ncrors tho way.
The thief operated in a shop that
remnlns brightly illuminated nil
night, hut this fact apparently did
not worry him.
Okcchoobee — 80 enrs .vegetables
movhH from Everglades peetion
over Florida East Coust Railway
during recent 7 days.
BANS CANNED HEAT
ATI-AJj’TA. ' Gn.. May 18.—
T = rn ttn w m g u iighi m ad arairthe sale of canned lu-at becnus«?A)f
its use us n beverage by those donied use of ulcnhal through th o '
eighteenth amendment, in Georgia
and other section* of tho Southeast, n ruling has lice-i hnntled
down by Georgia’) Cm uiiiisdonur
of Agriculture, Eugene Tulm adtv.
and Attorney (ieiiernl George M.
Napier which forbids its sale ex
cept by druggists.
The ruling specifics tliut tho
heat m ust be lubd-.-d -“ poison” ami
cuution used in Hs sale.
A num ber of dcutlis have re s u lt
ed from tlie use of the alcohol ctmtained in canned heut as a bever
age in various p arts of th ; Soul’)east recently. In Mobile, Ala.’, f Iernl aid was asked in curbing CtQ
sale of the heat.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
•Leased Wire International News* Service
3 Marines Hop Off
For Managua Trip
Is Expended An
a lly in Spreading
>ropaganda, States
Jirector Of Bureau
lessors Hired
Help In Work
*
MIAMI, Kin., May 17 (IN S )—
The tri-motorOd Fokkcr airpiano, manned by three ntcinbcrs.of the marine corps, Lieut.
II. I). I’nlmcr, Lieut. N. It.
Hughes npd radio officer l)u.
gold Steele, hopped off from
Iliulcah Field here a t dawn to
day on their 1,100 mile journey
over w ater to ' Mnnngua, Nic
aragua.
W eather conditions
seemed ideal, accordion to re
ports issued by the Tropical
Radio Telegraph- Company.
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SANFORD FliORlDA. THURSDAY, MAY 17. 1»28
Youth Takes Steps
CONGRESS Poor
To Get Share O f Sizable
END FIRST Estate O f Unknown Father
70TH
ML
TERM ON O T
Final Date Has Been Chosen
By Administration Leaders
When 'A LcwurelyTrekWill
Begin [T6wardsConvent ions
Tax Bill May Delay
Adjournment Date
TR A D E OFFICIAL President
Coolidge’s Signing
Of Flood Bill Has Removed
BACKS PLAN OF Chance Of Summer Session
iey Denies That He
[Attempts To Influ GROUP BUSINESS
ence Press Opinion
ROSTON, May 17.—(INS) —
Hooking the $5,000,000 fortune of
an unknown father, llrucc Thorhorn today took the first step from
a thirty-five cent n night room to
the heights of riches.
Thorbom
claims lo be tlio son of the into
Jam es I). I. Thorborn of P erth.
Australia, nnd throSgh counsel
hns given notice cf ids claim to the
American and A ustralian au th o ri
ties.
.
A three line notice In n New
York newsaper, date line Mel
bourne, Australia, read by young
Thorborn in the docks of Copen
hagen, started his fight to claim
tlio fortune. The iiotico which told
of the death of tho A ustralian
Thorborn, recalled to tlio boy s
mind a message upon the back of a
picture of his dead m other.
. Thorborn, a fte r heating his way
around the world to th is city, hns
finally placed the case in the hands
of counsel nnd nn attem p t will he
made to secure his rig h ts, if any,
for him. The boy lived n t one time
in Seattle, Wash., leaving there
to work ns n helper in a steam ship
gnllcjv n fter tho death of his
mother.
The photo and n .w n r dccorntion
which be believed to have been the
property of his fath er nre the only
memos which Thorborn Mins of his
nn rents.
SCIENTISTS TD
SEEK SOLUTION
FOR FARMERS
Politicians Hnvlnf? Failed To
Find Aid For Agricultural
Problem, Chemistry Insti
tute Will Make Research
To Produce Facts
On Whole Situation
Plans To Develop Markets
For lM’oducts Of Farmers
In Other Fields Than Food
Member Of Du Pont
Family Dies Today
WILMINGTON. D el- Malf *7
__(IN S )—P hillip F. Du Pont,
49, died in the Delaware Hos
pital this afternoon. He wns a
cousin cY PicrTe F. Du Pont,
chairm an of General Motors
Corporation and Senator Cole
man C. Du Pont, prom inent in
financial anil Induatrlnl firciCj..
Du Pont is survived by hi
widow nnd two daughters. H
lived nt Fairvlllc. Pa., but wn
brought to the hospital here
where ho was operated on for
gallstones.
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Eleven States Clailn
Rightful Represen
tation In Congress
Long Time Refused
17 Others Offer
Bill Opposition
CHURCH COUNCIL
Supporters
FIN D S BISHOP OF Measure’s
Say House IsNotReDENMARK GUILTY presentative Body
WASHINGTON,
May
17—
WASHINGTON, May 17.— (IN S)
(IN S )—The
politicians having
The Seventieth Congress will
failed to find n solution for the
WASHINGTON. May l 7--~ ’
close its first session May 20 and
agricultural problem, the scientists ?ive OlhcrBlshopsHnvingAr( I N S ) —The- claims of 11
Federal Commissioner Tells begin n leisurely trek to the nntrived At StatutoryAReLlm- ptatca fo r,th eir rightful X®P”i
WASHINGTON, M a y 17.—
Audience That Views Upon nlly approved by adm inistration
ft Were Retired ByTneScs5 )—P o w er i n t e r e s t s s p e n d
Anti-Trust Laws Are Being
nion At Kansas City Today rcaentation In C onfess and a
Chemistry announced today th at
Changed ForEconomic Good lenders.
1(100 a n n u a lly in s p r e a d i n g
counter movement to ekdargn
it is preparing a general nnd wide
The tax reduction bill nlone stood
KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 17. the nresent membership faced
u an d a in t h e C a r o lin a s .
spread research into the who e
NEW ORLEANS,- May 17— ns a h arrier to the adjournm ent
the House today aa It took u p
red S am u el E . H o n e y , o f
problem of agricultural production _(IN S)—Bishop Dost of Copen the Fenn. Bill to reapportion
(IN S )—Trade organizations were hut adm inistration leaders hoped
eljdi, d ire c to r o f t h e N o r t h
Fear Of Increase On Redis nnd distribution, the ullimntc ob hagen Denmark, wns found guilty representatives amonu tno
defended by Federal Trade Com for its pnasngc in the senate today, Alnlmmn Senator Declares Al
count Kate Also Figures In ject of which is to produce facts of Imprudent nnd unminlstcriwl
I South C a r o lin a P u b lic
Has
Expended
OverTenMUmissioner Abram F. Myers today a quick settlem ent of all differ
Halt Of Rally That Wns In nnd theoretical practices that will conduct before tho M ethodist Gen 8 t Brought to a vote a t the hislstJity I n f o w i a t io n B u r e a u
lion^To
Obtain
Presidency
in a speech before the Interstate ences between t lie house and
Progress
During Yesterday put the farm er on the some plane eral confcrcnco to d a .. Ho was nnce of party, leaders wb ojay’ th e
Fon
Uomunl’at
holicMachinc
Uch is s u p p o r te d b y 21 c o m - Cottonseed Crushers Association, senate and its final enactm ent by
the industrialist.
suspended perm anently from the House is flouting th e Constitution
jies of w h ic h o n e , t h e T id e - in which he defined the relation the end of the week. It was whis
-NEW YORK, May 17.— (IN 3 )— with
WASHINGTON, May 17. (IN S)
Development of m arkets for tm>
in delaying ^ap p o rtio n m en t, tho
« Power Company of Wil ship of the Shcrninn A nti-Trust pered, however, th a t failure to pnss
exercise of tho office of Bishop.
bill met opposition froin represen
Gov Heavy withdrawals of fur.da front farm ers’ products in other field*
•ton, is an Ir.sull concern, and Act to court decisions uffcctlng the tax hill would n ot.delay the Tho organization behind
All of the charges and specifica tatives of 17 states • hich would
kfr the Virginia Electric and trade practices.
adjournment ns the tax reduction ernor Alfred E. Smith of New tlio call loan m arket by the New than food is the basis of the
chemists rehabilitation plan. The tions nga.nst him were sustained members under tho MU.
tr Company, is a Stone and
The D epartm ent of Justice for would he applicable to 1029 pay York hns spent §10.000,000 since York banks, and tho fear of nn inAlthough the Constitution pro
uter interest.
several ynnrs looked upon all trade ments and could lie enacted next 1924 in nil effort to win the Demo creare in the rediscount ra te of opening guns of the drive will he i-n the report of the ’’select num
fired when the chemistry institute ber of seventeen” which acted as a members of Congress every teti
nty said he authorized a ?;•<> association nctivitics with suspic December in plenty of time to
cratic prcs.identCal [nomination, tile reserve bank lifter the close meets nt Evanston, III., m July.
years, based up on th_ census, no
itnt to Prof. Thorndyko S i ion, Myers said, nhd in several become effective next year.
trinl commission.
of the m arket today cut short
reapportionm ent has been mad®
“ Under present condition* tn
, m hydraulic engineer, for n cases took the position* th at the I When President Coolidge nffixed Senator Heflin (D) of Alabama the rally that was in progress in
Five other bishops. having
ir n ap and story published in mere collection ofv trade statistics his signature to the flood control charged on the floor of the Sen stocks which figures most prom in farm er sells little but fo o d -h » reached the statutory ago limit since 1011. nackers of th eblU de
income is dependent upon the "hie were retired by the conference clare th at the result ia th a t thq
Ifinston-Snlcm newspaper. The was of itself unlawful.
bill, it was said, all chance for n ate this afternoon.
ently in yesterday’s closing bronk. of this necessity.’’ Dr- Frank C.. liuring
'thV day. They are Bishop house is not representative of tho
rW ns suggested by the pub
Had this position been sustained, summer session vanished. This \wis
Rullish forces in the stock m ar W hitmore, director of the Institute
Heflin criticised Smith
for
. director of the North Coro- he declared, the modern business tlio one piece of legislation.^accord
Luther
B. Wilson of New York, country*.
unm ing George S. Vn-i Nnmoc, it ket concentrated considerable i»l - , xplained. “Sale of necessities «ocs Bishop Joseph F. Berry of P h ila
Because of the wide-spread op
apartm en t of conservation, he man would have been denied infor
tention
on
the
high
grade
indus
which
j new York public commissioner, ns
produce prosperity.
•
delphia, Bishop W ilbur F. Th^r- position to a disturbance of tho
mation that wns readily available ing to leaders,
tired.
the date of
trial and utility stocks ns li back
••The money Hint is expended for kiehl of Chattnnoogn, Bishop W il present membership, the bill oi
treasurer.
Heflin
t* bureau publishes a t n cost to the tradesm en of ancient time | postponed
n e t or possibly have caused Con- his ooupiugn
ground for th eir effo rts to “hold •luxuries spells tlio difference be
Rep. Fenn (R) of Connecticut proItl.OGti a monthly bulletin of «•.- denting in the open m arket, under m
moss to return to session afte r the charged Smith
Sunt in naming Van tlio market up." American Tel tween merely breaking even and liam F. Oldham of South Am eri v'dcs for a reapportionm ent on th®
ca
nnd
Bishop
Francis
W
W
am
e
I circulation. It is not sent t> conditions of unfettered competi
Naniee had taken n " t i p ' from nnd Tel. which hns offered its renl prosperity. Luxuries for lu
1920 census. It provides th a t If
conventions.
ols. Honey said. Roney spends tion.
Bangalore, India.
.,
The final enactment of the farm Frank L. Smith, of Illinois, whom shareholders new stock nt 100. people result from prosperity, hut of Bishop
Wilsoi\ is -eriously ill Congress fail* to do this If**1**
«t $2,000 a year in traveling
"The old order hns changed. relief hill removed another though llie Senate refused to sent because
the SecrU ry of Commerce shall
was hid up violently to 211 nrouml ’ the other hand the production
the two states mostly to visit Myers pointed out, “ nmi econo
lie accepted large contribution* the noon hour, for n gain of lf> on I sale of luxuries creates new* and left Knnsas City to re tu rn to apportion C tngressm cn among the
lesser
obstacle
to
adjournment
on
New York today. Bishop B ast was
.ipipcr of Lees.. “ We are hring- m ists and statesm en todn recog
from public ill lilies, while serving points. The airplane stacks moved an
,
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employment nnd therefore contrib . not present when tho report of the states.
I tltan-r to tijc city editors at- nise that our g reat national pros Mny 2ft. It was quietly but author ris imblu* ni*rvirp •••unmU'siuii.
" If this bill falls of passage
up nh..iii 10 points' in ll" forenoon, ales to prosperous conditions.
“select
number
of
seventeen’
was
fclin tlie work we nre doing.’’ perity can not be maintained on itatively stated thnl the President
“ In it*\ jucUruK nt." s*» »l llcfliiit
th ere will be no chance of any
Mill. "Some newspapermen principles of jungle competition, u ill veto this hill and that no a t $|li,0(]|l.i<>.) wouldn't touch tlio hut demand for these stocks wns
"The farm er is not
P n j given to the conference.
action
before 1930, and Congress
tem
pt
will
he
made
enact
it
not
impressive
and
it
inquired
poly
Although
deprived
of
his
office
oght ours was a state organiza- that its perpetuation necessarily
„f the luxury nmnry. Until ho
timoi■nt ex pi mled since l!'2 l to ol>'
Of course th a t lias been cor entails some m easure of stabili over his veto. Farm leaders were Inin the presidency for tlic Roniaq moderate selling pressure to wipe d„c, his conditions will not improve of Bishop, Dr. B ast retains hi* will have for the first tlm» In'JoO
stnndlng in the m inistry. The years dl»reeartb*d Uhe C onstitu
zation of production and employ-, raid to have agreed on this course Cutholic political machine. ' In ie*l out nil of these advances.
m aterially. U is the jab of
ked"
.
spcciul
developincnla
because
of
thehopelessness
of
any
"select num ber’s” report recom- tion,’’ said Rep. Fenn. "1 sm con
>Bui wasn’t
your visits 1 1 ment. Hence it is with no sense
f e n i n gg to Van Naiuee, lh fl n aaid: f In Industry nnd liusincss it has bo- not only to create rev; «nd J u ends that "adequate preyl-ion. fident it will p a s a .b e c a u s rlt pro?
npapn offices for the purpose of alarm that we view those in attem pt to get Congre s io_ make
foo.’ products from tho
“ Frank Sinilli livid the Kiilitt;
vides for equal rep resenltw H n f "
it
u
law
over
the
P
resid
en
ts
for"
Irte
rviriint
tbrtV'lhe
vii>a..t
lorohtniiunir fnvoi-nhlc editorial novations for We realize th at they
plain in Illinois. So Ci
Governor ward movements of tlio specialty and output; hut to find pructieu for his support be arranged
The committee reconv icndt^d nil ”
,
. ... Smith found out from Frank Smith
fcirvi.t:” asked Robert K. Heulv. mark Uie giadunl passing of the inul opposition.
commercial uses for them.
The plea of spokesmen for fa s t
The
new
merchant
m
arine
1""
slocks
laid
uiideriiiined
the
wlmle
th
at
favorable
consideration,
(miissH<n counsel. ” 1 don t tliinl. business cycle, with its ulletnutready n sta rt hns l.gen mnil<*
how
to
do
tliis
tiling
a
fte
r
ho
a|iAl
growing
stntes such as Michlgap,
i,P given
Bust by
tho
com]»,, that far," replied Roney. ing extrem es of over produi lion „|. i. was to go to The White House piiinled Van Numcc to 1'ffiw lie m arket and injected the weakest
in tlo field of new markets. Ten
and California for their due ag ri
L ) testified that Ids connin' and under production, employment today, a fte r its final enuctnient by hrouchi I'.iin down to tlo* Riltnmr** pillar into the m arket’s structure. ■mrrent or the corn produced
m*«- mittoe on oplscopncy,
prmiuceu m
for his
Another lu d d m movement for ' ft. .vns converted not into break* support and sustenance unt 1 the cultural stntes thnt thev will
Congiess. This arlii.it likewise r ■
lh.nl <•■mliicteil n tex t hook sur- low pro <">.
Hotel
nnd
put
him
in
elmrge
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(
ronfer* •teadih* H'mirish lu ro-ror as th e
. Iir,.i,• nmi moonnhinc next quadrennial cronoml
general .confer
liii hail not utilized it anil
Myers denied llutl Him meant moved opposition to tl May 2d lit,, vampa gn for the presidenrv. profit Inking in the fourth hour .P
k
’nil'll.
)! mini
effort to correct text nmi unemployment, high prices an I adjournm ent lints, n* the
p’u ving alcohol, the basis eticc. He will probably be nssigne ' rraw ‘h of c'U * en title, the mto
Of ciiurse, when Smith sends liim started the wdiole li t downward.
n'W ’on**ra,'*Tnen.
M., f.mn.l m the N orth and South th at either the government or peo was said to favor tin- hill in it* ••nt among t ho public utilities, llmv “ «d l»*•»■*•**.
,lv ,l" ,.,u'|'1 U" ‘l,;rr '
f’., ,,m production of liquor —« to n clinrge in his form er area
•■A (e r-e r Tlou-e Is needed to
members
of
the
committee
indlcat
ple hud grown more tolerant of present form.
rolina M-lloois.
will corlt lull,'. Tliese utilities will
irivc
volntlonni rro u r« th eir nroper
The Muscles Shoals and Roiddci In. laid up and Smith will gather Radio at IS3 -bowed a I........ .
[boil* fitly lie disclosed th at tin lecognitioii of the fact that there
re rre to absorb a cd.
,
T
ozi«r
( P t o? Missouri one nf the
The
verdict
was
not
unnn
mous
»tr interests encountered, at he sit id, "it indicates a growing Dam hill, both of w hhh " . .. »n
p.iiuts for the day and -j'1
li(„, ,,f the surplus corn crop
lea*dsr*lgnPB,iVdshr
l1>!STvi#',-vosm f
hi the money.
oc college professor who monopoly, "tin the rim nlinry. *he adm inistration's
legisl.ili'<C.i’nunii , I
lo Ik?IUt condltion» it was learned, ns novcral of the
Ilcflin predated a third party from yrwtfitlny u
leedern a g a ’nst the biP "W ith a
jurors
stood
out
for
suspension
for
, u .i d to school hook cen- must lie n certain degree of co program , were in tin- background- would lie formed in event the New j Motor* wn down
m-ur
l<
>
points
.................. - »«
,iml tlie
conlrl1
° er.
*
smell House there is m -ch <reeat
farm
nlij|i. Mealy offered in evidence operation and forbearance among The Muscle Simula m easure w:i - m | York Governor were nominated by on tin sunn* basis of comparison. forScientists
said
th
at
there
are a qundrennium, and others for an er ihnnhe of the indnstrio' -ro n o ,
indefinite time. Bast still may ap*
letter taken front Roney’s files, independent producers and trad- conference, w ith Indication* tl the Democrat*. "If Smith is^nom- The nils, coppers und rails held
hundreds of other
pent the f ndlngs of the court here, wh'dh rale the notion 1-n‘ro’ling
if monopoly is to he averti I
fd Oct. fi, 1021, setting forth <p it
substantially during the outpour
malttZ
which
limy
he
dovainpi
d
i
XCni
avimlil
be
tc
p
a
fl*
-1
1
b.^'k
“,ll<
1
„
fil'*„\\
tfcTI
to tlic committee on j u d te W T n r s|it-1eist«*nrim-WUh-e
tit ion P1™ 1'" ,
_ views ot rr o i. C. C. -B re n rtrjr and competition
.
enacted inter in the wpek or
third ill tile November elections. ing of selling pressure in tlio Mire- tiu> farm ers’ otitpqt and thnt tho th • church, nnd receive a- ith e r ec b erth ’® airriculturai stit«« will get
I Clemson College, S. C., on th? unrestricted competition inevit next week. It likewisn was suid to T h at’s why you miuirt Republi- inllticH.
necessary rcseurcli will find . for
.
clesiastical trial, probably a t the a better * rerre«entat'on in tho
Ijn-t. RreurJey imid lie was in- ably lends to t li........
'*> meet with presidential approval.
them cxtenklve commercial outlets.
enns uie pushing hinr on us. h u
leg M tt'o n which la ensried.”
next general conference.
tho
Independent
unitand
the
con
Mtcd in learning the details of
The Boulder Dnm hill wns penn know lie will run third. You know
The gains In memh-ra of Con
Tho
chemistry
institute
will
urgo
centration of business and wealth ing in both House and Senate with
purposed survey.
ho will bring political death t « hU
th a t time, study nnd nioncy be
gress under the Fenn FH1 es esti| “l may suy frankly, however, into the hands of li powerful few, its chances fo r enactm ent ut tin*
mi ted bv the ren«ii« hnrevi are:
developed to this new phase of ag
| wrote, "thut 1 consider the een- iot always representing the lug-i- session doubtful. Senntor Johnson party.’’
If Smith were nominated. Hef
Arizona. 1:. California. «• Con
ricultural reasenreh.
Eventual
ship of text hooks by big busi- est thought or finest character (It) of California, was lending • lin added: "th ere will he a J e ffe r
necticut. 1; Florida. 1: MVhiean,
success
nnd
the
lifting
of
the
funii
intercsts us one of the inns*. in the industry.
stubborn though apparently for sonian Democracy uml a Tammany
4: New Lersev. 2: North Carolina,
c r out of the mire of depres* on
Btrtionahlc
and reprehensible
lorn fight to have it enacted i »h Democracy in tho campaign." II"
lj Ohio, 3; Oklahoma 1; Ttxaa 2)
wit's
believed
to
ho
hut
a
question
Set ices of so-called big business.
CHICAGO. Mny 17. —(IN S )—
did not say who would loud tl>
Senate
while
ttep.
Swing
<K'
«*
Washington
1.
•
| lie said he did not "presum e t »
Two youthful hunditii were holding of n fuw years.
California,was conducting a *»" “Jeffersonian Democurcy."
Probable loeaea pro; Alubaraa, I f
W
A
SH
IN
G
TO
N
^Say
17—
(IN
S)
the thinking," for his students
"Al Smith will not he nomlnhted up a "soft drink" parlor curly to
liar battle in the House, lie ort*
Senator Jam es A. Rood, now- a Indiana, 2; Iowa, 2; Kansas. 1;
controversial m utters and ex
a t Houston."
"They* t " dayv when ’William W atson.i l «17I 11ll .1! <*II, he
in shouted.
*" *
*
indicated
it
might
pass
tho
ll"«
«.
candiduto fo r the democratic pre Kentuckay, 2; Louilana, Is Maine,
seed the hope th a t the purpose
^ht* |»io|irK*u»r
m'xt week but n filibuster. f»l V UH if we ilon’t iHiminntr him ^«* | yrar-ohl non
sidential nomination, today was 1! Massachusetts, 1; Mississippi 2;
the survey was not "to extend
will go down in defeat. I’d ml her walked ill.
Missouri, 3; Nebraska, 1} New
Capable
of
defeating
it.
i*
•"
voicing an earnest protest
Itr-ur- hip" hut to present utilities
"1 don’t like your looks,' suid
suffer defeat Hum have a t tin'
the Senate’s action in ordering York 1; North Dakota l j Penn
ii-g
in
the
Senate.
AMSTERDAM,
May
IT
.-U
N
H
)
plerinl in t-aso the texts were
him to conduct an investigation of sylvania, 1; Tennessee, 1 | Ver
The adjournm ent of < ongres head of the Democratic P arty »!>'■* i,no of t Ik- liundits to young \N utfavorable to the power inler- A claim to ho uido to foretell
sun, and Inimcdiutcly opened fire,
tho New Jersey republican senator m o n t,!; Virginia 1.
earthquakes and other subterran May 2rt undoubtedly will f»»d ' • anointed of the l ’ope, tins «'•<"- two bullets taking effect in the
ti.
atitution nulllfier, wringing " <•
House leaders are opposing Its
LONDON, May 17.—( I N S ) — ial olection.
Boney denied any paym ents hud ean happenings was ndvunced to' iux reduction bill u law along with this believer in noeinl equality be youth's atoniaeli. At a hospital it
(Southern)
Roed protested in the Senate enlargem ent, declaring th a t a
Chincso
N
ationalist
tn n ude by his committee to day by C. Van Schenk Brill, «1<> the flood control bill, the farm re tween the races, Alfred Smith
was said Watson probably would
Peking,
___^ _______
of m ore th an 436 members
troops are approaching U
c k in gac^ - thut he “did not want to direct a n y body
l’t|;o pi of elisors or new spaper y,’ciir old b u tch "diviner" of Haar- lief hill vetoed and pigeon-holed in
from
Shunhai
more inquiries,” b u t the 8enat®, | cannot function properly,
House
and
Senate
committees
Iht
,
,.,a r Amsterdam. N«n bclienk
Slots or w riters, hut ■his testi
* Tlio bandits forced M erritt W at cording to advices ..
ncludint) by u viva voce vote, ordered his
today. Foreign troops (includh*
marine bill
a la .
w>- diteluscd u contact with both Drill claims to he a rival of l ’rof. m erchant
son Jr., bartender in his fath er’s
the
for- famous "slush fund" commlttc© to
American)
are
guarding
the
for
top?, lie said he attended tho Bcndani, of ’ Faei.zu Observatory cr project and the Roulder Dam
place and brother <»f the wounded
. robe tho New Jorsey p rim ary, in
fccfcrcnce with Dean C. O. Kug- tho em inent Italian forecaster of Muscle Shoals operated a* a P«w
youth, and several customers to cign embassies. This is tho ‘ rd. which Hamilton F . Kean, defeat
nary
gu.nl.
which
lias
not
been
"
IcWa, of Ohio S tate University at earthquakes.
,
..... I,ill aide-tracked until the
line up against the wall while they strengthened since the actual ad ed form er Governor E dw ard C.
l)u rn ig an interview the
"• session. These were the p r o * ! ^ *
|KU*r.ta, Qn., last Jan u ary , at
rifled the till of $0.r».
v a n c e upon the
city began. The Stokes and o th e r, fo r th e republttxh I'l'altioiii between utilities vincr" produced propoily 'locu- today with nine legislative In)Finding tho persuasion of th eir hulk of the
an senatorial -nomination. The
foreign
tro o p s . ara
I educational institutions, con- inentcd evidence signed by a Duuh rem aining
1,10 schedu,e<1
Commencement excrchos for the guns so powerful, tlic young des
now inquiry wns demanded by Sen
notary
public
showing
he
had
ac
htutiM tlic theme. He was hazy,
adjournm ent.
graduating class of tho Luke Mary peradoes decided to "huvo some heK
COLUMBIAN S. C., M a / 17.
r
« R“ «- n tor Caraway (D ) of Ark., when
•t'er, in his recollection of w hat curately forecust 20 seismic dis- (
School were held last night in in* fun.” They put their victims
newspapers reported Stokes charg •—(IN S )—South CaroUni* 18 dele
sian
troops
guarding
the
^
"
k
j
ii taken up but remembered turhances since 1923. The first was Aged Man Is Knocked school auditorium with John
through n series of calisthenics,
ed Kean w ith using money to win gates to the National Democratic
n* discussion concerning unfuir- the violent cartli(|uuke in Japan •»
Jinkins, county tax collector, " '‘ik m aking them lie down—get-up Lc Ran frontier are being rtln fo n . tho nom ination.
Convention will go Instructed to
This
lias
led
to
speculation
as
to
Keptcmlicr, 1923, while other pre Down By Automobile ing the commencement address. I. down. It was during the "nettiri-;
in some tex t books.
"I don’t w ant to investigate work for a dry presidential eandlw hether Russian troopa n>»J move
dicted
disturbances
took
place
in
W.
Lawton,
superintendent
of
pubup exercises" thut young Wutson
- k’JRgles, in previous testiipony
through Mongolia to join tn anything,” said. Reed. " I ’m a can- data* under tha imtruction of Inc
An uged man named Eh ran*- lio instruction, awarded the dipio- chanced to enter.
IMoro the commissioni lias been Greece, in 1920, Caucasia, in U -0.
Southern arm y, if Peking is act- diato fo r the presidential nomina stato convention meeting here.
.... |
iMdoxed as a college professor or. and in Grecoce und the Balkans tliis la rg e r was slightly injured this mas.
tion and I ’ve had enough investi
However, before thia etand was
The
school
auditorium
was
tn
i'u
Utlly occupied.
M arshal gations.” Senator Goff (R ) of W.
0f ahtcuco in the employ af
morning when he was struck y
taken, the .convention voted down.
Prince,
Lady
Friend
with
relatives
und
friends
of
the
Tlio
whereabouts
of
y
"In
my
opinion
it
is
no1
*|,u
“ * National Electric L ight A ii nr driven by M. G. U w ta of h®
Chang Tao U n, dictator of tho Vu., another mem ber of th e com 190 to 147, • resolution Instruct
earth, hut another power ;.n tlic Herald as he was crossing l ulnict- members of th e graduating class.
Arrive
In
Brussels
| l#tiation.
,
The
program
opened
with
a
song,
Peking Government und generalis m ittee, announced he would resign ing the delegates not to vote- foi
Honey was examined a t conVid- universe th at causes earthquakes, to .Avenue between
Third and ‘‘Commencement Day" by the
simo
of tho N orthern armies, re- ae soon as it finally reported on Governor Al Smith, of New York
| *rahle length ad to his effo rts to said the forecaster. "This power Fourth StrceU . Ho was thrown to Junior High Departm ent.
BRUSSELS, May 17. — (IN S )— Tnains "qnWtwwa.— U— ii r**pnrtid the investigation hrid iMfc Yt«L A proper*! tm in m il the-rulc-w hiri'
The
hia j fljnr.V*."! *:* !! ,1„. ,,uvcin.ni
; lllUiu t-iLU ity -in t he a a wspapaxa
song Was followed By a pra y « T p r| nw----------C aro l’----------------aha * tn irr Lupe.t a = V = n
th at ho has w ith into the Sm ith and Vare election!. requires voters In a Democrat!
dovolon. excessjve
excessive acuvivy
activ ity _ when in his forehead and a bruised el- r*
r* P
D rriest,
t a a l rem
v n t l l arks
nrkH
lby
lV
P.
Jt the two’ states and Healy of- develops
were in selection a t tlio Palace drawn from Peking with a large If Reed and G off do resign, a new primary to pledge support to tte
C. C.
I
Anderson, aw arding of diplomas Hotel today. The Prince dccintd to
rom m itteo may be named to sup
j*t*d in evidence u copy of tho quakes result.” Van Schenk BnU
a t present, l °The man stepped from behind n to ninth grade pupils, u farewell see reporters or issue any etute- f o r c e . of picked troqps and is un plant the fam ous Reed committee national and state Democrat!*
Chsrlotte News containing an cd. s a ’J this power is active
l__ *
aauarii
nominees was also voted down.
to Manchuria.
itorial Boney vfrpto, on Boulder indicating a number of severe narked car directly into the path song, the benediction, by the Kcv. ment. His secretary expluined no hisAway
During the three-hour discus
ttaches of the United States which investigated tho Peqniyl*
"*wi Honey contended. in the edi> quakes throughout tho world this f the automobile, Lewi* said. He J. M. Thompson, and the valedic interviews would he granted thu I o ra tio n in Peking wero quoted a» vaniu and Illinois elections of 1926. sion of the letter proposal, a «»'
tory,
by
Dcssie
Mac
Singletary.
and
Lewis
rerial that development of Boulder year.
fight between «*-Qov. John Gar
Following tho valedictory, Miss press by the Prince wh.ie he re saying they did not anticipate any
*ur" tho
• b* 1cur
u,b. bul
L*m would create a cotton belt in
BUTLER IMPROVES
swerved into
Evans, militant dry. and ex-speak
Rcdfearn.
in behalf .of *tho lunch mained here as he did not wish to disorders but th a t preparations
d
e
n
i
e
s
a
p
p
l
i
c
a
t
i
o
n
e Imperial Valley ’of California
left front fender struck him. Lew room committee, thanked those endanger in utiy wuy the hospital!' were made for any eventually
er Edgar A. Brown, of Barnwell
is and another m an carried him to
■•t would rival tho cotton belt of
ty extended him by the Belgian Foreign residents of tho city wcie
NEW YORK. May 17.— (IN S )— ensued. Neither, however, » *
WASHINGTON, May lL ( I N S ) L office of Dr. C. M. Mitchell who had assisted in th at work d ur
* Kouth.
A t
ing the year *n<* made awards to Government.
advised cither to leave o r to r« Dr. Nicholas M urray Butler, pres seriously hart.
The Prince and his p arty a r
ident of Columbia University, It
Questioned concerning his ubility — Application of the Seaboard Air where Dr. A. W. Knox treated him. each. The members of the g ra d
main
in
th
eir
homes.
Dr. Knox dressed a gash In the uating clast are: William Otto rived lota last night from Londop
recovering rapidly fro m a n a tthis printed in. tho newapa- Lino to acquire the S o u t h Georgia
LAKE WORTH—W ork «t*rte<
man’s forehead and a bruised el Hutchinson, Hesba Eugenia Touch a fte r eluding reporters and de
editorial
columnsj Boney Railroad by purchase of >t*
tack of acute indigestion, suffered establishing airdrome on 160-ecn
LAKE
WORTH—
W
hite
way
**id he merely sent it to the edl- tnl stock and by lease was denied bow. Ehrensberger walked to his stone. Charles T. W hitaker, Deaaie tectives by a ruse there.
lighting system being instated on several days ago, according to tract adjoining Greenecrro City te
S a y by the InU rstato Commerce home on F ourth S treet unassisted. Mae Singletary and B irger SV*n
. ,o t «*« a . he desired.
Lako Avenue from H S treet to the word today from St. Luke's Hos Palm Beech County AiFwsys.
W ester. The ninth grade student*
Commission.
•,
Parisienncs are w earing b rig h t
pital.
. . V ____N, ....
lake.
FT. MYERS—New P erry Scrviro are: Mable Furguson, Donald An combs in th eir shingled hair.
Many new auto bus lines arc be Station, E ast F o rt Myers, opened. derson a n d N lta Smith.
loc
school building
ing opened in Germany
*
HEFLIN CHARGES WITHDRAWAL OF
SMITH HAS SPENT CALL LOAN FUNDS
HUGE DRIVE FUND RETARDS MARKET
Two Young Bandits
Hold Up Soft Drink
Parlor In Chicago
Dutchman C l a i m s
He Has Ability To
Forecast Q u a k e s
rat «wtie
a lo
lit"
,-e»'
i Kyi *i -.*
L
1I
:i •in'
i
.*
I
Jim Reed Protests
H is Selection For
Probing Elections
Chinese Armies Of
Nationalists Near
Peking For Attack
Class Exercises Of
Lake Mary School
HeldOnYVednesday
t
M
South Carolina’s 18
D elegates To Work
For Dry Candidate
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• K
p
THB SA-KFOnn nEHAT-B, SAOTOPO..n-WmA^-WEDKE^T)AV. MKXM.JIM
.» « j r-» i•»- >■-
sBoth Games
O f Double-Bill To Colts;
■To Try There Again Today
ORLANDO, May 10. (Special)— T o ta ls ............... 31 2 G 27 15 0
By innings:
“ Red" Sweeney, Into of the Cin
cinnati Reds, returned to Orlando Sanford .......... 000 000 000—0
Orlando .. ...... 000 100 Olx—2
yesterday nnd heat Sanford's Cel
Two base hit: Kirby. Three base
ery Feds twice in the same a fte r hit: Edmondson. Sacrifice: Topnoon, the first time, 2 to 0, nnd the pino. Stolen base: Kirby. Struck
second time, 5 to 2. Pitching in out by Hymcl 3, Sweeney 5. Bnses
Hit by
both games of n double-header.he on halls off Sweeney
allowed five hits in the first con. pitched hall Hy IIy h trP fK irb y ) by
Sweeney (Hewell). Left on bases:
te s t and seven in the second.
Hymcl did double service for Sanford 7. Orlando G. Um pires:
the Feds but w asn’t a» successful Moore nnd Weaver. Time 1:20.
SECOND GAME
as Sweeney. He had a right to a
Sanford ..... ah
r h po a e
win in the second when he gave
Frisbio, 2 b ...... t
0 2 2 0 1
obly alx hits to "Reds!' seven.
The samo old trouble pursued Toppino, ss ..... 3 0 1 -4 0 2
1 2 3 0 0
the Feds yesterday that has haunt Barnes, b ____ 3
ed , them for mon> than a week Hewell, r f ...... 3 0 2 2 0 0
Culbrctb, ,1b.........3 0 0 3 2 0
ansi
lost them , eight*t gam
es..They*
in ». * .
# ..
... •
0 0
didn't ' get nny two* of tlielir hjfs fyjieritoh, If........3 0 1 2
In the .B rat ■game In nny one inn* iV nrreu,1I f . *...-3* 0 0 1 0 0
ftdberlAon.'V3 0 0 0 1 0
Tlymch- p.-*...:.... 3 0 0 1 4 0
Today another game.fo
Totnls ........ ..
Is scheduled-lit Orlando.
•O rln n d d
Y esterday's box score:
Cox, i f .......
FIRST GAME
Vltfli; XS
Sanford
ah r h
Abrams, lh
Frisbio, 2b
. 4 0 1
Kirby. If
Toppino, fis
.0 0
Lehrmann, 3b
Barnets, l b ’. . 4 0 i
Edmondson, ef
Hewell, r f V .,
3 0 0
T rotter. 21i
Cdlbreth,, 3h ___-I 0 1
Wells, e . .
Jackson, If .. .. 3 0 0
Sweeney, p
Warren, cf ...... . 4 0 0
Robertson, c . . 3 0 1
Totals
22 f.^G 21 5 0
llym el, p
3 o c
Bv innings:
Epperson, x ....... 0 0 0
Sanford
. .. 101 000 0—2
110 030 x—5
Totals ......
31 0 5 24 10 2 Orlando
(Seven innings, iigrcemerit)
x—batted for Jackson In ninth.
Orlando.
ah r h po a e
Two base bit: Hewell. Three
bnse hit: Kirby. Sacrifices: Sween
Cox; r t ..:......... 4 0 1 2 0 0
Vinu ss .............. 4 1 1 1 3
0 ey 3. Stolen base: Vinu. Double
Abram s, lb .......4 0 1 in 0 0 piny: Hytncl to Culbreth. Bnses on
Kirby, If
. 3 1 1 0 0 0
halls off Hymcl 3. Struck out by
Edmondson, cf 4 0 1 *2 0 0 Sweeney 2. Hit by pitched hnll by
Ldhrmnnn, 3b ...3 0 0 1 3 ft llym el (K irby). Passed bp II: Wells.
T rotter, 2b
3 0 0 1 1
0 Ix ft on bases: "ntiford 5, Orlnndo
Wells, c
......... 3 0 0 3 0 0 G. Umpires: Moore and Weaver.
S^bcney, p ...... 3 0 1 0 - 1 0 Time, 1:07.
tammy Mandell Favored
To Win Boxing Meet With
McLamin A t Polo Grounds
By Davir. J- Walsh
NEW YORK. May 10.— (INJ?)
Somewhere in the name ward with
the third buKuitiun who tluiiigh!
Babu Ruth was going to limit
should he carefully confined illgent or gents who thought Sutninv
Mnndell w»» worth eight dollars
against Jimmy Mel.m ill's fiv,. nor
toe
I ghtweight
eham|n<)in<ltip
m eeting at tile Polo (• rounds toTttorrow night. The w riter adm its
thnt he hUMi't eiH-ountered this
benefactor in the flesh, «,r ev< u the
aack suit; Inn neither has he seen
the man w)m» i*fl>a lu* Huai lowed *i
billiard hall.
Both are tak m for g ia n tiii and
the nutom qt .o r som ething and It
wns the sport of the th 'n g and not
tho money th u t counted. Anyhow,
thnt woulJ seem to be tho-way to
bet th is one—even money pro
vided you give me Mandcll.
Thnt eight to f.ve earlier In the
week Was n mild form of demen
tia. Tho seven to five prevailing
todny proved a turn for tho better,
although not quite a syniptdfh of
im pending convalescence.
The
m ugg who doesn’t get as good as
(1 to 6 for h is Mandcll money is a
very sick mnn and won’t recover
until they gave away sense with
tho horse.
It may o r may not
im portant
th a t those who like Mandcll so
well nre about the same worthies
who said Sid T erriss wns a push
over ag ain st M cl.arnin.
They
thought weight-m aking would get
Jam es th a t time. Now thnt they
knew McLnrnin can scoff n t the
scales, they nre figuring Mnndcll
will show him too ninny gloves in
n m anner niuc/ii too intim ate for
comfort.
The fight does figure th n t way,
nt thnt, provided everything in
carried through according
to
script. If it isn't, nothing will be
carried through, not even Mandcll.
He will be cnrr'cd out. The right
hand th a t leveled T erris in the
first m inute of play is one of.thefinest the w riter ever has seen.
v>n b y \W i M andril with it?
Most of the sm nrt players sny he
can’t and won’t which, to my way
of fighting, makes this a
pretty
good bet. Hut these sm nrt boys
gone n bit too fa r in the m atter.
They are declaring thnt nobody
can hit Mnndell with a right hnnd
and 1 know thnt is wrong. T erris
had him on the nxm inistcr here a
couple of years ago and Sidney
never saw the moment he could
hit with McLnrnin. Billy Pctrollr
also hurt Samuel th a t way in n rreent fight. Therefore-- But why
go on? It is always good gam b
ling to bet on the boxer against
the fighter: at least up to but not
including the moment tin* boxer
is hit on the windbrenker or snout.
In other words, you can hot this
one either G to 3 or 5 to C nnd
not bo nil wrong—only once, to be
exact.
Loiitfhran Prepares
To Meet Joe Sekyra
NEW YORK, May 10.—(IN S) —
Tommy l.oughrnn, eii route today
to Louisville’ for a limit with Joe
Sekyra oil tlie night In-fort* the
Kentucky Derby,- could not lie
icurbed today for a statem ent a:,
to w hether he would obey the
New York Boxing (Vniiiiissinn'f
order to defeitd It's lightheavy
weight title thrice in a fortnight.
Tex Kirkunl had signed Loughrun to meet Jimmy S lattery »•
iai k Delaney on June 7, and pro
in o tir Humbert
Fugar.y
had
s gned him t" fight I’ete l.nt/.o on
May 30 and l.c„ l/im ski on June
t 'I tie l oinniis-u u ordered Tommy
to go tlirmigh with oil three bout-..
Put it wns believed t|ie ehuin|*iun
woiilil take , n l.atZo and let the
i th er liouts go.
■— . •»••
— •
Louvre Museum To
English Girl
From ‘Miss Collett Have Identity Tags
In British Tourney On Art Treasures
HUNGSTANTON, Eng., May 10
— (IN S )—Glrnna Collett, chief
hope of America to^ capture the
B ritish Women’s Golf Champion
ship, was elim inated ' from the
tournam ent today, in n half gnle of
Wind uiid rain, 3 and 2, by Miss
Mabel W rngg, of England.
Miss W ragg, a Yorkshire girl,
has bedh regarded ns one of the
best woman players in the north of
England, hut her defeat of tho
form er American champion came
ns one of the big s u rp ra c a of the
tournnm ent.
Miss Gollete wns one of tho firs t
to congratulate her conqueror,
Miss W ragg meanwhile receiving
tho cheers of n large gullcry, no
she was im mediately rated ns i*
posa ble British champion nnd it
appeared highly’ probable th a t this
y ear’s championship would rem ain
In the British Isles.
. A nother Americnn contender
was el m inated when - M iss’ E liza
beth C urtis of Clinton, Iowa., was
defeated and six and five by Miss
Joy Tonn of Ajdcpurgh England.
Mrit. S tu a rt Hanley of • D etroit
wns defeated 7 to six by Miss
Molly Gourlny of Eirglngd.
The-cold rain which h eat down
during the C ollelt-W ragg match
hunilienpped both players, nnd es
pecially the Yorkshire girl, who
vvnh w earing glnsacs.
Mis* Collett wen the firs t hole
and the second nnd third were
halved A t the fourth Glennn
rliOcd her ball into the river, nnd
put the next into a bunker, losing
the hole, 4 to 3. Between strokes
she tried to shelter herself from
the ruin by standing behind her
ruddy. Glcnna’s approach was too
jtrong nt the fifth, nnd Miss
W ragg won- the hole 5 to G. Both
were short of the green nt thu
sixth but Glennn’s superior second
shot won the hole. Miss W rngg
won the seventh, and the eighth
and ninth were halved.
The Cards:
Out:
Miss W ragg
36G-355-4 G3—
PARIS, May 15.—In the nenr
futu re every painting and work of
n rt in the Louvre Museum will
have a set of identity papers ns
complete and ns carefully checked
ns those of nny stran g er who
makes n short stay within the
gnfes o f the capital.
The new p ln n'ninkcs substitution
and fraud practically impossible
A special laboratory has been set
up in the museum itself where the
complicated .task of sifting the real
old m asters from the spurious ones’
is going on. They are classified
by scientific methods of the various
m asters and the various schools.
Four counter-checks are used
among which the radio-active prop
erties of the metallic components
of tlie oils used by the old m asters
os well as hy modern painters, pla>’
a leading role.
. •’
• Every painting is X-rayed and’
examined hy tho utilization of lu
minous films, ultra-violet rays,
spectorgtaphy nnd by phosphorcsence. Each one lias its “ paper*"
containing the original photograph
of the painting, nn X -ray photo
__ :_________
graph and another taken spectros
copically.
.
The celebrated “ Mona Lisa" has
her identity papers in sUch perfect
order th n t the Director in charge of
m aking these elaborate safeguards
says th n t now none need fear th at
it in da Vinci’s well-known and
much talked or-m astorploco. He
does adm it, however, th at he has
seen another bewitching lady which
m ight puzzle many experts. •
"The day is near nt hand,” says
the Director, "when there will he
no 'fak e’ paintings in the Louvre
SOX. BEAT BLACK FEET
The Red Sox defeated the Blackfeet, 7 to 2, in the first post series
irnnte of the Y. M. C. A. Junior
Baseball League yesterday. D.
Miller wns the s ta r nt hat fer the
Sox. He h it a home run and a three
bagger to help his team win.
FIND PARADE • CATERPILLAR
C nterpillars which follow one un
other blindly have been found in
the South of Franco. They nr«
called "pine processionnry" and
immediately one move toward a
new feeding ground the rest fol
low each laing a silken trail to
guide thoscc in the rear.
Magnetic Probe Developed in
Factory Is Boon to Physicians
YK^
>
STANDING
7(Mj Dr. E. M. Kelly oi the “Western Elec
r -„ (lcrjoiutiating tiie acw magnetic pencil.
"
t he tool.
300
lly using enhalt steel. Dr. R. C.
300
A magnetic probe no lo
Ilartsongh. ol tlie Western F.lrrtric
,3t'iH 1 ordinary lead pencil is om
I ' I i v s h .i I l.atviralory, finally produced
1 recent achievements of l
a magnet two and one-half times as
at Uie Hawthorne Works
power Iill as one made ol tungsten
ern Electric Company
steel, which is the material commonly
The new instrument, wh
RESULTS
u*ed Acting on the suggestions of
to lie especially valuable
members o( ihe Hawthorne medical
.
of optical surgerv, draws
<i«ll. Dr. Ilartsough then designed
Heel panicles tmbeddcil
the pencil, I ashinning it with one end
fieslv Tlie probe is stna
flattened lor use in connection with
euls. and the other end nointid like a
sharpened lead pencil lor particular
application to eye easev
According to the medical men who
have experimented with the pencil, it
TODAY’S GAME
is tlie only instrument now available
(or effectively removing floating iron
or steel particles from the rye, ami
can he used even when the object has
TWCCIIK embedded In the eyeball itielt.
Finish 22,000,000th Teleph\one
A nd Still They Turn Them O ut!
'IftrM ri* center f r tho "m
lode" eouritr^, no\V It huzze*
with' bees on the old apple tr m .And m en-will retu rn in Juris b J
to play a t the gn‘d metal pan,. y
n revival of .the Fourth of j nJj
celebration held here in 1810. J
Wild W est Show
They will but play at it. for J
movie company
To CcIcTjrate ‘Diamond Hollywood
stag e tho "w ild .west” resurrertry
,of "old tim es" it is rumored, J
Jess W hitehead; the playwrtat]
will compose the pagean; of *V
days of ’49."
Am ong tho California pinned
were num bered many Mesons, ac
cording to S tate T rw u u ter ChsifJ
G. Johnson, who is assisting t|J
celebration commUte-.-.
brothers will hornr, Pete.- I .t s y
the pathfinder of the route by JH
Lassen; Kit Carson for whom Car]
son City was nam ed; and Ocntnl
.John Frem ont, the first dcfcndcrej
California,
~
'
who were all ttienJ
Mnson*.
And jum ping from the pa**
the picsent. Governor Young wii
be g u est of honor and Adj-tUmi
General R. E. Mitudstacdt,
" It, whnt ir. it? prosaic Scott, m nnder of the California National
working a t th e carpenter bench in Guard, will bring n detachment b
the river cloaring among th* Sier- replace the California Gray*,’
rii pines, quicred of the enthusias the Coloma company of Civil Wsi
tic discoverer.
.
,, , fume.
"It! Gold!"
M arshall replied,
showing the g litterin g nuggets he
had found in the mill race.
And “ it still lures men."
Rata, to pestsli of ninny part
d estaging Old Days
of Europe arc to bo fought wit!
-•t’l t " will lure ten thousand hack poison gas. A Dane has invented i
to the magic golden valley tucked projector which fires cart ridge* in
in the foothills on June 2. when to tho haunts infested by tho rati
the g reat Minton ic trek back to the A thick smoke which is given of!
nlnce of "discovery" of gold will ia harm less to human beingj, Joi
fa ta l to all rodents v.dthin rnr.ft!
ne staged.
Then a re-staging of tho "days
of gold" will celebrate the Diamond
Jubilee or the C alifornia Grand
Lodge of Masons nnd the mother
lodge, Coloma, will he the hostess.
But gone is Lcland S tandfrrd
the old stotekeeper, who founded
the fortune th a t keeps S taqdforJ
University going; gone is Mark
Hopkins, whose fortune was laid In
the gold dust of the American
River; gone though his wheels are
not forgo'ttcn in "W heel JJnrrow
SPID ER KILLS MAN
John," John Studebnker, w l)* made
barrows for tlie miners before he
founded the gront am bulatory com
pany th a t hears his nume.
The riv er still sw irls about the
rock monument where the old mill
stood. Pines still tow er tow vrJ
the blue sky. Lupine uml wild iris
still tem pt modern Mc!is.,ns on the
way to the school on the hill. And
gold, is still panned in the crystal
water.
T he lure of gold rem ains m.t
men has (hanged. T h e gold of
commerce has lured him henoe.
Coloma once num bering 8,000 men
and a few women h a s now dwind
led t» lOO souls, (luce it wns tiecounty - «sar* of Kl Dorado and th<
Tube Palmolive Shaving Cream
Isold (Male Gillette Razor complete with
blade; package Gillette blades. All for
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F IS H IN G
CONTEST
Contest Opens May 16 Closes Nov. 1
RULES
1.
2.
.'I.
4.
5.
.Must
Must
Must
Must
Make
lie fresh water trout caught in fresh wuter.
he caught hy resident of Seminole County.
he cuutfht on casti tig rod. reel and plug.
he registered hy us at our store and on our scales.
of rod, reel plug and place caught must bo registered with us,
•J Cakes Jergitis 15c Soap.
Cake Woodbury's Soap free
Bottle Williams Aqua Velva sinning
lotion Free with each tube of Williftms
Shaving Cream.
One Gallon Aladdin Jug, just
the thing for your fhhing trip
*13
|T j
Johnson & Johnson Baby Castile Soap
Narcis.se Bath Powder
• t
'
Milk of Magnesia, 50c size
U r* o f speech.
Many nxxlrtl of hutrummti have
beo|’ made io the Im m a u n i hlty
Some of
du earlier onea, like ttyiea of other
dayt, aecra ttrante today. The teli
phone pictured on the right below
shows' the double-barreled act made
io 1177 and 1878. The two receiver*
were of wood and were used inter
changeably for talking and fiftrnfag. The best method was to nut one
to 8 m car and (lie other to the lipt,
although, with the dual telephone inStnanrnt, if the hearing wps bad. the
user would ollcs littrn with both. .
■The autruuKfit oa the left shows
*bat was iallVJthe *nx>it improved
modcP made by Western Electric. Io
• • • o n u factor* of each succeeding
.
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Special
1 50c Bottle Shaying Lotion
1 50c PuckORe Blades
*0 KDtcucc on March 10, |87A.
differenct between the Dell model
that in u»« today, as lar at appear
' ncture
ta —A
naata will aT*o aenrt to girt tome idea
of their reiprctiye merit* ai Ifaiumif.
35c
•Oo
20c
89c
38c
$1.00 Shaving Brush Free
1st-. Prize— Pfleuycr Supreme Reel
2nd. Prize—Shakespeare Murhoff reel
,'lrd. Prize—Heddon, 3 ft. CastinR Rod.
4lh. Prize—-Tackle Box.
5th. Prize—50 yards Non Pareil Line.
See Our Window For This Week’s Special
Hill Hardware Co
Each $1.00 Box Face l^nvdtr
Bottle Brilllantlne F
With Each 75c*I!ox ol Face Powder W0 -will iflve one
Bottle Brilliantine Free
Tooth Brush
. FREE
With each 50c tube of
tooth paste we will Rite a
50c tooth brush
FREE
Tooth Paste
FREE
FKEE
Pharmac
We PeHr«r
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L t n t H M , T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 17. 1028
The Doctor Hath A Way All Eight
MIAMI SWINGS TO CARLTON
-~ :z ~
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jps.,; '
r MIAMI DA ILY NEWS
—-The pre.wntTrtibcrnntoHal caftipnTgn 'in undoubtedly
the most humorous thnt has ever been waged in thin state.
I f there is any truth in the old saying, "Laugh and grow I for DoyleTE .'C arlton fo r governor
f a t , " many of us will be ready, for the side show by June 5 . th a t ebbed and flowed in B ayfront
I f the whole race could be dramatized, with Catts nnd hia P*rk Tuesday night,- culm inating
< * t U 3 f o u s p a n -------- ... M H n
•CfcHope singing to the people of the statc'from one end to ln * ®P°nt*ncoua acclaim th at
.* U t» « U S 3 M H 8 s ,
the other, with Carlton and Hathaway in the big tent
h.mu* wuh
charging
and
counter-charging,
with
Carson
chasing
up
governor."
can * h a v l ^ b l t one
nnhcxiriioR m t u IT• jBA
Ufti V H P _______
and
down
the
back
fences
hanging
on
to
the
Cntts*
tail,
nnd
3I«
_______ ..... i i M
Tara* MMtlu ________ .... — tl.TS aerious-minded Senator Taylor making the rest all the
# r Canter per W a t — r ... s s u
funnier by his own stoical demeanor, it would be a side-split
ting copiedy,
■* Now’ comes the staid old Timea-Union, that flawless
exponent of pure journalism, and announces the campaign
expenditures of the various candidates, including its own
favorite, Dr. Fons Hathaway. The Times-Union snya that
Senator Taylor has thus far spent $6,942.61 in the interest
of his candidacy.
Sidney J. Catts has spent $7,917.48.
Jim Carson’s expenses have amounted to $10,896.35- Doyle
Carlton has disbursed some $12,258.07. And Fons Hath
away, that poor, broken down, bankrupt Chairman of the
State Road Department, hns been able to spend in the
furtherance of his candidacy only $6,674.07.
We have no doubt that the Times-Union, and perhaps
others
of the pro-Hathaway papers, will promptly break
THURSDAY, MAY 17,
forth in a grent Hathaway lament that the^man most ably
qualified, most pleasing in personality, most captivating in
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
oratorical powers, most blest in mental capacity, should be
so
cramped by the inadequacy of his campaign funds. Wc
FRU ITS ’ IN SEASON—The
wicked w orketh * deceitful work, expect to hear a grent wail go up thnt the man who is riding
b a t to him th a t aoweth righteous in the machine, who has let the contracts for the roads he
ness shall be a sure rew ard.— is riding on, who has spent some forty.million dollars of
Trov. 11:18. * . , ■ .
the people’s money in the past three years, should bo
PRAYER— Let us never forge:, compelled by poverty to spend on his campaign almost ex
h a v e n e r-*
» « '• actly half ns much ns another candidate in the race.
h e also reap.
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will favor for governor.
The demonstration In Miami
w ^ a b u ta high mack, *« U».apeak,
in the tide that, slowly but surely,
hns been Raining momentum n
the heels of Mr. Cat1ton*s trium
phant speBlcinR'tour of the state.*
More spontaneous and fervent
•>’rhnps, i t was but characteristic
of scenes th at have attended his
rpeakiiiR engagements elsewhere.
The Carlton tide sot in weeks
ago. Tuesday night it grew to a
tremendous wave of sentiment
th at swept the claims : f other
candidates into the limbo of for-
| could not have visioned the bub
bling over of enthusiasm th at
marked Mr. Carlton’s first cam
paign appearance in Dade county.
Too bad the radio could not carry
to those listening thousands the
scene of th at closing stampede of
voters toward the platform when
speaking representatives of other
gubernatorial
candidates were
forced to retire to perm it a large
portion of the more than 0,000
present to grasp the Tampan by
By sticking together nnd electing
the hand and promise him their n friend, the farm er may be able to
vote and support in the June p ri get about three more free huilct*
mary. Like th a t rare woman shop ins.—Buffalo New*.
per who knows what she w ants
and buys it without trying on
every hat in the m illiner’s racks,
the nudience Tuesday night pppar*
cntly was wholly content with the
principles espoused by Doyle C arl
ton. They didn’t want to hear from
Architect. '
Messrs. H athaw ay and C atts by
First NrI’I Rank Rldu
proxy nnd they didn’t mind say
ing .«o. Anyone who witnessed the
Sanford, Flic.
sceno in Rnyfront park can no
longer doubt whom Dade county
Elton J. Moughton
Loch. Arbor-
............ -
The place to build your
home
De Forest Sanford Realty Co,
Time For Preparation Needed
County for sale please notify me early by letter, simply n,y^
the fact, and giving the num ber of your sep arate piece*. ^
A form for boundary description and for display
will then be mailed to you th a t your listings (without owit,
ship shown unless you so desire) msy appear on October I’bV
lieity Sheets
Will need some time to get all phases or a quirk, practicabW
system In presentable shape.
Farm ers,—please don’t fo rg et to write, those "Crop iVcscrlptlons” and be sure to sign your name to them. Such ,
treatise will be a sm sir m atter to you out a ’’Great (Jiff t|
Our County’s New Cilliens.
W ith you for Seminole until lh al name becomes a sjiiouj *
for Wholesome Prosperity.
H .A .Speir Sanford Florida
— — — — I■ .HIM, ——
'| Clothes nte;' not make the man
£■■' ', but they een break him.
^The Apopka Cbwf say*, "You
b)sv» only one vtote to 'cast In the
prim ary. For goodness sake don’t
make a mesa of i t "
We already have two Repub
lican parties Mn Florida, and If
C atts is nominated there aro like
ly to W two Democratic parties.
. C atts amt C an o n spoke in Tam
pa on - the same night recently
but not from th e sam e platform .
Cette-knows Carr on ha* the good*
on him.
. I t is rumored th a t C atts i*
coming back to Sanford. We hope
every citizen tu rn s out to hear
him ’ because wc know then that
ryo one wilt vote for him.
The German Trans-A tlantic Fli
ers • were , recently entertained
most royally on a visit to Chicago.
"Nobody b u t .a Irene-A tlantic flier
would dare to visit Chicago
• Isn’t It *vnny th a t neither Joe
S e a n o r P ark Tram m ell will come
to Sanford? One would think they
itre afraid the St. John* River will
'nferflow* its - *banka and drown
. A "canned’’ editorial grgig the
rounds of the stat« p rrfa asks the
question, “Have you made your
w ill?’* No we haven’t. And there
is Just one first class reason why
wa h a v e n 't
■We saw a very splendid ad in
lha Taltahass*
Democrat the
other day extolling the virtues
of Sidney J. Catts. The only
trouble with it was liters wasn't
a word of tru th in it
•Form er governor C atts says if
be ia elected hr wdl cut the govm___trUOt'a wilary from ten thousand
. to six thousand. Why not cut H
out altogether, Sid? You'll get
alt you want through graft.
,V .
--------- o--------Fellow on the street said the
other day th a t ltag an was the
best man running for the legis
lature from Group ", and then
another fellow said, “ Well, isn't
he the only man running?"
to know, at a quarter of a million dollara. And the very
least we have heard anyone, even his own friends, say
Hathaway would spend, is a hundred thousand dollars.
We do not know, of course, how much Dr. Hathaway
is paying Senator'Wnybright. Judge Darlington, or Dr.
MncKcnzie for their services in stumping the state for hint.
But it is only reasonable to assume., in times like these
when everyone is more or less hard tip nnd needs all his
time to make a hare living, thnt they arc not working for
nothing.
We have heard it said that Senator Way bright
is getting five thousand dollars, and we think that, in view
of the Senator’s forensic abilities, a very reasonable ’’fee."
But while wc cannot figure with any degree of exact
ness what Dr. Hnthnwn.v’s expenses are for traveling, post
age, office supplies, stenographers, cuts and electrotypes,
circulars, posters, his retinue of advance men. publicity
writers, servants and what-not that travel with him. and
his coterie of orators, we can ascertain to some extent what
he has paid for advertising.
This item Dr. Hathaway
has listed among his expenses at $1,324.6(1.
There arc forty-one daily newspapers, and slightly more
than one hundred weeklies in Florida.
All the dailies
and most of the weeklies come to our exchange table, and it
hns been our pleasure during the past few months to read
these papers rather carefully. We hav»’ not been one of
Hathaway's most ardent supporters, Init even so we have
received our share of his advertising. And. qiifft naturally,
wc have not received more than our share. We would say
thnt we have been given about an average amount.
Anti
for this we arc most grateful, and we hope thnt nothing
will shake Dr. Hathaway’s belief in the power of adver
tising. He has reached the people of this county through
the columns of The Herald as he could in no other way.
But that advertising has cost him money.
He h*s
spent with us since the campaign began about two months
ngo no less than $366.80. We believe he has spent on the
average an equal amount with every other daily newspaper
in Florida. With some he hns spent considerably more;
with some, perhaps less. But say we take $366.80 for the
average. With forty-one newspapers to do business with,
th at -makes $lft-,OOfhOO: Thru slfppfiSe he spends one
seventh of this amount with the weeklies, there’s another
$2,143.71. Add the dailies and weeklies together, and you
get $17,149.71, just $2,149.71 more than the legal limit for
FASTER
Pract
th e b u y in g lo r the h o m e is d o n e b
women
W hen your message reaches women
ie b u y i n g p o w e r or tJ e hom e,
y o u r advertising seed in fertile
ach
the v a s t
b u v i n g _p o w e r s
across
by reaching th
men readers or l he h ie r a l d .
Our service department will help y o u r c
rising plans. Call on us to help y o u inc
sales faster
Tampa cops recently ordered a
couple of girls off the streets because they wore no stockings.
Personally we think the custom an
excellent one. Certainly in summer
i t is more comfortable to be with
out stackings than with them,
and no more offensive.
The Senate Campaign Fund*
committee has (^covered a week
ly operated In W ashington a t a
less of five hundred dollar* every
time It comes out, for the express
purpose of preventing Hoover’*
nomination. Isn't <it funny how
all political or gun i lose money?
We heard Dr. Pulcston over
th« radio the other night telling
of hit experience* in the jungle*
.of A frica where he narrowly esraped death a num ber of times
while hunting Hone and otheT
dengarsos anlm thu We arc Tpeafcbig o f eour*e of Dr. Fred Pulestoo, the retired African explor
A hew visitor to our exchange
table h as ju st p u t in 4te a p p e a r
etnee. I t la th e Sanford Herald,
published in the thriving el*y of
Hanford. Main*. Several year* ago we had the pleasure of visit
in g in the Maine city and found
i t quite like our own In more re
spects than Juet
ri» newspapers.
I t 1s a beautiful place a n d .its
ciUsens are y/ide-ew»ke and pro*
Changing: Policies
The coat of producing an acre of tomatoes in Florida
is reported to be $250. Under eheap labor conditions, ns exist
in Mexico, it costs $91) to produce a similar aero. Realizing
that Florida Growers cannot hope to compete with the Re
public on the south of us, the state Chamber of Commerce
has asked Florida candidates for Congress to sign a pledge
to work for United States tariffs on tooiatoes. This action
is only one of the symptoms which indicate that traditionally
Democratic Florida is becoming more enamored to principles
closely allied to Republicans.
Some people remember the days when pineapple raising
was an important item in the economic life of the Fast
Coast. They also remember that due to the lack of a pro
tective tariff, the Cuban product was allowed to enter the
United States and to strangle an enterprise that bid well, by
itself alone, to muke Florida ope of the richest states Hi the
Union. From the city of Tuning rn»»- f
...... i.Hi||n:'
Utal- the cigaj makers there ale having u hard time to com
pete tvith the more cheaply made Cuban brands. If by uny
chance there is any one attempting to get rich on bananas,
we suspect they too ure finding the competition keener thun
is healthy.
Florida's location in a sub-tropical zone, which places
most of its agricultural pursuits in competition with the
West Indies and Ccntrul Amcrien, makes it necessary for a
protective duty if it expects to stay in the race with those
countries where labor is so niuen cheaper. In the event that
rubber and sugar cane products are ever exploited to any
grcai extent'in the rich soil of the Everglades, the necessity
fo ra tariff will be even more strongly felt. It cannot be em
phasized too strongly that the economic demands of a people
will determine Its political character.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDAN THURSDAY' MaV 17, 1928
Past Matrons Club
painty
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HiiM •■MHMVVtvMM
iI a li|it o l * iM>«MRflMBtEPt>&.flAJGliR, Society. Editor Residence Tel.^fljy
Robert Holly Jr.
j^nteftains In Kusiis
ia l C a le n d a r
WEDNESDAY
iTnoIc Chapter No. 2 O. E. S.
g jj regular m eeting a t 7:00
. al the Masonic Temple,
.willbe initiation. ’
Vision recital, “ Riley with
L pictures," by the entire .ex.
jon department of the Sanford
j, „t the Seminole High
,1at 8:00 o'clock.
• FRIDAY
,
■p T. IT. will Hold rtfriildr
LV. , at tlie home of MrA.*Jirtt*s
ESiinJ, itOP French Avenue, nt
EU'ji, Full attcndimce request-,
L ,v Ree Sewing Club will m eet
LiMrs G. S. L itttvll.
P
' RAT I K DAY '
kno Pupils of- Miss M argaret
U, will present recital a t JtJO
bk at,hot' studio on W est First
utt.
(t:ijrrns Story Ilo q r n t 10:00
fri nt the Library. • .
MONDAY
Ikinbcrs of St. Ague.". Guild
| entertain'-in honor of Miss
Among the m any delightful
social a flairs numbered on the soc
ial calendar for the week was that
of Tuesday, when Mrs. Robert .1.
Holly Jr., was hostess at brffige
and luncheon nt her home at
Eustis.
This attractive home was beauti
fully adorned with quantities of
lavender and purple nsteis and
gold colored snap dragons. The
dining room with its furnishings,
and hangings of green and gold
formed a lovely set tig for this a f
fair. The daintily appointed Jnnchcon table was Spread with a lace
•luncheon set, and filte re d with q
silver bow l.fflird With purple nslefs aiid gold colored snap d u g i>ns. Marking the place; of the
guests wen- quaint .combination'
'place anil tally cards done in flor
al designs, A l'vne oYIn.l: a tcntpfi
Wng four course luncheon was'
served,
- Duplicate bridge was the fea
ture of the afternoon and when
all the boards had been played and
compared, the prizes for
higltN t score . metal waste linskets, were awarded Mrs. Ben D.
Caswell and Mrs W .W .Pottcr.
Enjoying this a ffa ir wore Mrs.
Beil Caswell, Mm. J.D. Wood ruff,
Mrs. .James P.Uidge, M rs.• i/emml;
Ktafr.il d. .Mvs: W.VfaMtTer.fcMNW'
Linton F.Allcn, Mm.\\ .( .Hill *ml
Mrs, Holly.
TU1CSDA V
rial
Departm ent
of
the
ans Club will have fo r t:!;■!.ridge party at L’: Id uYloek
■r , LiG l>ou.-.e, will. Mi's. I red
i It.i .n i, Mrs, .1. (
G Mis,
I1. I(ti trail ami Mrs. ii. D.
nils
Personals
Mrs. Fi nest Krupp a n d ‘Mrs. la-jlie Jllll motored tu Orlando, Snttmln'y where they
attended n
bridge party give^t by Mrs. Allardica.
::.3Tft; T4M: niM Fr* '(SiuEMVs; John
l.eonardi left Tuesday for Balm
Bench where they will attend the
m eeting of. the League of Women
Voters^ where Mrs. l.cniinidi will
he mie of the principal speakers.
tables which were overlaid with
embroidered covers and centered
rnirt lnrem ter verbena* Anti pfctun. .. XI'u. I luiu .M att u u .flu b . a f .S c u v
TnMp (’haptj-y"NUMWYT'.CT.'E ; 'TL n u r Thir d a in ty plaeqrcardii were*‘a
(iin(7*<Mj}t
’ffpeip m
i»f6nias.
p 'Following, the liincheon, the
Lena C. Woodw
afternoon was. pleasantly spent
with Quines of duplicate bridg?,
and at the conclusion of the game*,
scores were compared cpul I t ' was
found tliut Mrs. W. J , Thigpen and
Harry 11. Lewis were holders of
highest scores, and were awarded
Mexican bubble crystal chrysanthunjutn vases,
Mrs. De Cot tea* guests included
M rs.'David L, T hrasher, Mrs. \Y.
F. Thigpen, Mr.-C* H arry B. Lewis,
Mrs. F E. Knum'Unt, Mrs. G. I \
Rishon, Mrs. FW nk Miller, Mrs.
Toll A MaV Donald arid Mrs. J , E.
Brmisi*.
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diyursiim.
Among those attending' from the
Sanfordiclub were Mrs. Glenn, E.
McKay, .M rs. J. 1). Barker, M rs.
H arry Kgnt. Mrs. E. N. Scott, Mrs.
K, VV . Turner, Mrs Lorcttn
BmUierson, Mrs W. It. Bailey and
Mrs. J. K. McConnell.
Mrs. A. <’. Hlllsmnn ami young
C lll l t n i n i l C l .E MEETS
son Dick of Miami, who have hew
the guests iif Mrs. Hazel t'oleinan
Circle Number (t of the First
left Wednesday evening for ISnf
fain, N. V., where they will make Methodist Church, of which Mrs. J.
M. Me. . Ciuibill is ihairnum , met
llp ii* Immu, *
Monday artertPmn at the home of
F. IF, D'.uF am Mrs. J. I*. Hall no Palm etto
Avenue. Spilng'TTowor* in charm arcs where they -will make tlieii itpr profusion allorned the m o m s
where the meeting was held.
future home.
Mrs. .1. 1C. Me Dinger led the dovot 'onnl part of ib.* meeting, p fte r
]»r.-n;i I Mis, T. Allen .tone* and l which routine bits In.- s was earned
smut) daughter Bnti'fela 'of Holoj out wlu ii reports were read by the
Tliy Mane ICaff.i Girl’a held their )i;nv rpeot lliu wei'li-elld lien- a-' efficers. Bbi'os vv iv made for a
tile
guests
iif
tile
form
ei’B*mother,
regular m nliilv mueting it(omlay
cooked food mi!.' t•• be held on Satnight- nt H'o'clock in the Fliurch Mi.-. Minnie E. Join's.
Annex. This meeting was in honor
The many friends of Mnxter'San
of Moth. r\. Day. The tJm r. h An
nex w.i i ai ranged bcntillfully and dy Anderson J r , will hp pleased
d.-envaieri viiti . alia liliies, 'ferns to team Ihni he has recovered snfand in :" .T he meeting was oju-n.-d ricieMly fiimi hi.- h . etit opeiatian
by the pie ident, Mi..a Maude Far- at lie' IVin::I.J l.ungllt in ImspittAi
to l>e i. ioove.l to Ilia home on
raway.
A fler : II I ' i • old b.n inesti was Central Avenue.
d p.is.,1 of. Mis. t'. I!. Smith told
'I ho lifi.it of fi ieinL of Braxton
nil..ut some of the inter e»ltlm
tliiiif> ill the i aifer.-nee while he *L. I’, rltiim .lr„ will lie sorry to
vvafi al Tallalins-ee. Mi Fliznheth leni n that he i> eonfint-d to his
r i a l he wuei iii i Imrge ><r liie enter home mi Magnolia Av.-nue on aeII.'fir. ling the eor.Eal hospilalily
tainment eommillee. Mi- Kvclyn .'.unit of u bi.d.eii hee|.
of the hostess -ill every detail, was
Edenfiel.l and Mi . 11. \V. Gilbert
I lie lovely bridge Iiilichodii given
s.ioir a d ." '. “That Wonderful
v d l bo ! lad l . learn thru in' i g "t' Wednesday by Mrs. George A. D ’
ting abaig nicely afte r an op. ra . Coties, w h en 'sh e entertained tlm
tiod. W edm-day n o d ning, at t lit- inemli.Ts of Ih •. Fortnightly Duplieale ( lob nt her liamisome Inane
I'ern.ild I .arc Id.H hospital.
■at Bail, A'tlnue.
A gorg. ous arrangenient , of
•*'tiltl .obded gur.li a -flown', from
III.* lie ae>'-,ls* ev. n eardeii- formid n t’.-llv Floral .'lin g for this
i-itair. 'I lie liel iioii;. five lourse
I m i l '. \ i was served at small
Mrs.
A. I)e Colles
Knlertains At Home
Mr Raul in s/ ,
9tfT
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K ilrti
i v *.
t i' if* r
ill
wtn
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V
M ij■t r y /
f\tr* •
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Barents interested " in entering
their children in South Side Kind
ergarten for next term call »t
room 'J nt school, Wednesday,
Thursday und Friday afternoon
between hanks of 1 and 2 o’clock.
Miss Tessic McRae.
HINTS
As
a special feature,
for Friday and
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Satuitte;:,
.offer-a limited num
ber of spring sport hats for
Uy irn. J. C. HOWELL
-lit) Went Gore Ave.
(Frlanilo, Florida
Hemorrhoids,
Has and Indigestion
W-•iki.i ri r,7 Vi nr« «»f itk'i', Hiiff**rIru Iri'in tii-nim'Thiiiilf*, miH Ii ii*l ITIt| iv n*'i» t'ii in* fur tin t I mtill HIif*
wild v*»> vi • it k it lull ii<*l\t*iiH Ilit tV
11tin) l« .I vvif It Itimiliililil* HIii* )>.«■I
11"A*-«.f *.i rttiiiiy it Iff >-11*111 itor lorn tli.tt
•e-11■• lull | .i Iiiimh^ hU i-11 op hiijir Of
p iirir Ir,'11• i . Hlir vv:im tilUtliM two
mb 11kt • *• «-ti | »<
4 i»f
it itay lo
» |t In I n If lip
An* i a i lo»ioo».ti finmlimtlon. It
wa tl<*.rovrtn t llirit to*r trntiiiU1,
||tl» *M
F 11, |- I *tit Ilf rv! lo'/’H. Wa Hi lit
tin *•,i • 1111- i ttl *■>( iita I 11a rt. HIm* lltld
• at Iti ti *!*■%tiallxril I'ornlw, wlilrti
hap • t mi a ti nr lit rnoit 11hiiii amt
• «t lu *'until ifhi I Ion unit hr mm i IimmI . ju-t a*> t i lit**
* lit liio*lnib*i u, *-o*tn i **i la t *r.
• n vvi rL n aft* i l.»-atn»'Iio: Uir
ti* at* • M wi* rav«* lirr a i hoi iojikii
*\.in ii . 11*.it dipt fi.niol lit: I 1h*>
h. imii I - I- Mint 1»a*l tiottlilial Jit*i*.
* *1• j.II vha«| i tun1, f*1o* liltif o *
■i
i Ini n mi. I it** wam in*# m v * him- lint 'On* %
v.»«* It unit no H ti a I'll
t.i , r i *ioiiu.ii 1. mi| I-t H.tli; f>, nil*
V
VI * h Itilu! IlMO'l toil1to III 11t*V
V*'I
)m .v- n, ■i.:** hi> • pint tv *il a n*| «••* nt
. .. * . h. »•* i Im*I** **t *f 11*'it 11ti N.«»
m u ll'. *Im
\»’i\ r.»nt* 1ol f**'r h4it h * I" * n *h’iiM ami Im vvll'im;
Id 1* 11 nltv tiKilv lliollt It* r *mttllllhill
Some Gage and Rhodqs Models
Dresses
Qpe p:i:pupnpf: ne\y spriuff. dresses-^ill
, *^
be specially priced Friday and Satjur-
E N G R A V IN G
Diamond Mountint?
J< .v. lcrs-Optom etrist
A alch It. pillring
.,.
C u rt’s ( ’liills g n d I'o v e r. In
U 'r m iU e n t,
I tf in ii le n t
m id
ltilio iis F e v e r d u e tu M iilari
It lxIti** tlir i*rni»**
day at
...
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M ONEY T O L O A N
On improved (.’ity property
at 7 per cent. .1 to five
year
I
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slrnighl loans on residences. 5 to 20 year Joans on good
-Ly g.'iu'gcuuTiaiLl
'lT It'll tn flu1lot iif rMs, *1. Is'.
i,,fE i «ir haviriir scroivil ilit1
I •' 1 . Mrs. Cliffonl Walker
I' *1 \s itlt a hand math*
'f fl'OZ.ell
fi ait I
, olives, suiting <'
served b y tlie
(lie aw ardin g of',
1
lake I
tion o
who Ii
m. mb.
vela were. Mis. , .
vviuit** I )m* niri tin r was
'I over by the cirri i hair:
. II. H. Chappell. Mr-.' VV.
'h'l'riiinn offered prayer and
dir d< Votlmial exert'Lefl.
-*uri iJo,.
,
C IT Y T i t A N S I T K
& S T O ItA (112 CO.
l I'intifi m**v l»;f • lliiiillni;
< r n l l t i u . SliIpJllErli
sliJr Tmi l. I 'ntTlllir»
| Mmnr HIM*
21M N. ^D»|»l<* Avr,
RALPH VV. l.tlSHIN'G Mgr.
llio bnrinesx • acs-Ton,
Ini-iii.' K
veils c n - r i e d
ml*
J. G. Sharon
I reports given. Two new rliemJ r**'ii‘ reiiotied. At the cone'n.
Attorney <it-L aw
h "f the business p a r t'o f the
''-'lie u surprise showcm was1
Will practice in nil Hie court3
*'t! Mrs Stuinoff, whoso home Examination of A l^tra^tn uf Ian
■Cd'iilly destroyed lq fire.
Titles given especial aUcnllon
liMlioii'iita of punjh an. rake
r®M-rvixl,
*
r regular social mcetiiu; if
d“Uglitrh;*of Wesley Cl ,sn of
Church t. have
F*' MeUindlat
Metimrtlat Cburcli
a t t n - n o D i i : l Xl
charges circulated l.v oiqi'dicals, wns made today l.v Ihe
Lake Mary Taxpayer*' Coinm ince headed by l \ It. Sildcy.
Lake Mary Gulf Bull Muaiifud urer.
In u Hlalenient today Mr.
Sibley said:
•'The Taxpayer* Committee of
District No. J lias read ll*e re
port of the meeting Field in
Hie l a te Mary I'.immunil)
Mouse Monday night.
“ VV,. notice it was sperificall'
slated that Mr. Evans was
n*q al the im l'in g of prote-l.
w lilrb was held on bis li.hulf
wliicii wa* held on liis bghall.
No doubt he was greatly sin •
ppi-er when lie read lFiat Mich
a meeting bad lw'*n held. Mr.
Evans having been on tin*
singe is utli|Ucstionubly a
good actor.
“ Mr. Durant ramp out strong
fur Mr. Em us at the C ili/rn s'
M elting.
Was I he claying
in front of vnnr house a pari
■if ih* mail work aid for out
of Mr. Evans' own porkrt,
Mr. D urant?
“ V\e ran understand wliy
II. Ellis und \V. J. Hopkins
might lead a meeting of proI*si in Mr. Evans' behalf,
h u t the JteV. J . M. ... ...... ‘Pawn,
SANFORD ROND AND MORTGAGE CO,
V
'J’o-Pny Only
— a m i k - v i ' 1 in i'. '. n w a y . D rv Mi a m i In -p-ref1- ^ -
der or Liquid kola H ies, Ants, Roaches, Poultry
Lice, M osquhocs.hU «r:J3ed Dugs, und othciinfcccts.Woo't ut of r.iin . Use pow der oa plants
and tu ts. I l u If r.-< f j r hREF, intecl bool/tt. If
BEB BRAND
1‘vvJer
Liquid
10. <V2ic 5iVv/7So
SCc </ 41.C0 St.23
-M w y n ta -i u r
Crepe de Chines, Georgettes, Figured
Chiffons cand Flat Crepes.
JJ2 12. Second St.
MILANE
New p r irr a
C h ild ren 10
A d u lts .'la
Horfrain Di*y—Two.hit* first run features—No advance
Special Feature
U 'tiM
j rrerfl-1
fllrfjfr*' *'
It*H All Fun Hut KxcitinK, Hafflintf-MysterimiH!
Added
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Feature
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“GOOD-TIME CHARLEY”
A.t MviUxlrajcnutic
J’^ay filled* with *
%
Romance and advenlurcti of the HtaL'cI
■- s
with
Helene Costello and Star Cast.'
Coming Friday
Sally Bhipp*
in
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iiQtttfigtm
.
Warner. Oland
It is easier, now, to kill insects
■ , bOSSING’S
WICK SERVICE
u .2 ,tANSPER
M '.W 'rn tin -; Shipping,
a*.*"*1 Ulorago
huii tic-*- iirupexly
» : 'I T. M i:ll:!li:
Shoes for
i.l'.L
[. C
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of!.*
rfa
*‘High School Hero
•rytY'rCryif
Lai,
o Ti
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CVtm
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TOTmsnAY, MAY 17. 192S -----------
the watmntP heraLii. wantokp. Florida,
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K J J l ' r A W <111
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e longest seu^coust
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1 hiw
n ]! r■S r■li .
V IM
«r»U1 1
mil t
vve *
!'H i s
JL-J into tropical seas rioricia gt
Gulf of Mexico and holds it seem
American Mediterranean—against
lantic. Beginning at Fernandina
_€ast.and_Bensacola on-the-west^-its’
coast swings away from the mainlai
sweeping lines to drip off at last in
of islands— the Florida Keys.
is one of a scries on the
Future of Florida that will
be published b>K
TINTS' NEWSPAPER
The advertisements will be prepared by B elievcrsjn
Jacksonville, Inc., and will appear regularly in
twenty-five Florida newspapers.
Look at a map of Florida! Even
study oFthe state’s geographic posi
reveals an inevitable future devcloj
important sections. Its proximity
South and Central America and to the Panama Canal
dominating position relative to the commerce of the ^vorld.
economic factor in the future industrial expansitu^ of. th
challenges the thinker. Florida has a longer seacoast thai
state. Here within the hounds of a single commonweal
1100 miles of ocean front—six flourishing ports that alt
high among the South’s greatest—and numerous other
‘
A I) VSR TISEMENS
•
m m
m m
m
elsewhere in the world. Around the rim of Florida are delightful
scenic boulevards that skirt the sea and beckon the motorist fronv
-everywhere. The blue lakes and leisurely rivers and streams are
havens of scenic beauty and interest and attract each year a majority
of the finest pleasure craft afloat.
Florida’s great sea-front makes the state a better place to live. It
attracts visitors from all the world, and a great proportion of the pres
ent population of the state first came here merely to visit. T he re
sources and natural advantages of the state’s coast line for commerce
and industry arc factors of tremendous worth to the state’s future.
Florida’s great seacoast represents only one of many reasons why
people everywhere are fast becoming-xonvmced that“HoridaVfnffif*
is as sound and as promising as the future of America itself. I t ’bnly
remains for us to_ envision the future and look towards the morrow
with an attitude and a spirit diat will speed its coming.
v u>ii(ci vlo.ii
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T
g g j ^ N F O R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1928
S S S
b
PAGB
S
rejected. L ater n ^representative
of th®.'- rock company.. w «rl 4 o
AltmAn ami fcJmon q w tc li! Arttiinn as saying th at all the rock
would lie rejected unless a cor.*
tract was signed to. pay him or
js^ fo rd Daily H erald
the
firm of L ainhart and I’otM r
Help Wanted
Political.
Annonnccment
of
West
Balm BcITch n commission
(Political Announcements)
on
the
rock.
Foil to iJ M f «crr.n tsiT i:\iiK N T
* COURT
The cand.dnte produced ■ pht>tok
r c m . i r i .n s t i i i i t i o x
i o n c m :IIK o f t i i r c ir c u it
L a s ; Cash in Advance
I wteh to anno u nre my ca ml Id an
I lt*r<pl>v nnnounco my candidacy
ostnt
copy of the contract dated
for Ilie office of Clerk of tltn Clr- for the office of Superintendent o
December 27, seven weeks
suit Court subject to the will of Public Instruction of Betnlnol
hone ad». will be received
the voter* at the Democratic Pri County, euhjrcl to the will of the
the contract of sale had been n e
l-trons and collector sen t
voters In the primary June 6. You
mary on June 5. ISIS.
HAVE TWO M o ita OPENINGS
gotiated. Under its term s
th e
support will be appreciated.
D. K Til It ASH I:il.
‘ distcly for paym ent.
MAY HKLLK MAXWELL.
For some ambitious young men
commission was to bo paid
lo
„
10c a tine
or young Indies who want to
Lninhnrt and P otter, although
i o n ro .M jT A D lH
Declares
Thai
Candidacy
Of
(i
............
®c* Iin® learn a good trade and get n good
FOIt COUNTY ntOXECUTIIta
to do w ith th e
I with tb announce my camliducr
ATTORNEY
............... 7c n line
Road Chairman WilhllsSin- they had nothing
'position when they have become
tot
Hit
office
or
constable.
District
I
hereby take Uila method of an* 1 inter Influences Affronts snle of the rock. The day follow
[jime rates on request.
the
No. t. Hnnlnole County, subject to tmiinoini my candidacy for
competent. Have situations availDecent Instincts Of People ing th r signing of tho commission
the will of th* voters In the Demo office of County I’re**cullng Attor
able every few. days. If interested
J
reduced rates nro for
ney,
subject
to
the
Democratic
contract, Carson showed by photocratic Primary of June 6.
Primary. 1 will appreciate any
ask for C ..A . Haines at Sanford
■*
cativo insertions,
________________U A. TATE.
TAMPA, May 17.—Declaring state, copies of an original te le
support
Klvrn
me
by
the
people
Herald office.He will be .glad to
words of av e rag o 'le n g th
and nsaure them. If elected, will th at the candidacy of Tons Hath* gram th a t J. L. Cresap, chief en
KOIt t U S N T A B l.l"
explain it to" you.
give to the duties of the office my
gineer of tho state road departHounted a line,
I hereby announce m» candidacy very best services.
away, together with the “sinister pnrtm ent, ordered tho rock which
for
the
office
of
constable,
District
jimunt charge of 30c for
\V.
K.
WHITE
* ■
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\
I. subject to the w|U of the voter*
influences and brutal power of had been previously rejected to
<insertion.
on June 5.
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FOU COUNTT rnOSECUTINO
odvertising is restricted
R. KINLAW.
hraieri boodle which are- behind be accepted by tho division en
ATTOnNRT
,oper classification,
I hereby announce iny candidacy hint, present mv appalling affro n t gineer. Tho candidate fu rth e r d e
Kt»H rONSTAELR
I hereby announce jny candidacy for re-elect Ion to the office of to the decent instincts of the clared th a t "all the legitim ate
pin error is mado The Sani"
1
for ciiuslnhlo for th* fourth dle- Cuiinty Prosecutliut Attorney sub people of Florida and to common argum ents for Hathaw y's elec
j Herald will bo responsible
trlot, sulijccl to the will of the ject to the wilt of the voters In
fedr one incorrect insertion,
volrrs In the Democratic primary the Democratic primary on June S honesty in government, Jam es tion have been completely des
9—in.Hlructlons
JOHN U. LLONAKUT.
of June D. Your vote will ba ap
M. Carson, candidate for gover troyed."
I idnrtiscr to r aubsequent
preciated.
IHscredited ir. everything fo r
nor, in on address here last night
Irtioni. Tho office ahould be
________ n. C. (Bob) tVILCOX.
IT1II TAX A99EN90U
thousand
persons, which he claims credit, convicted *
I nli-li to announce my candidacy to several
M immediately In case of SLEEP WELL on n genuine
FOR rONSTABI-H
for tin* office of Tax Assessor uf
Ucaulyrcst
m attress.
Price
I wish to unrnunc* that I am Seminole County, subject to the chlirged th at g raft, corruption nt tin- bar of public opinion of
r.
$39.60. Gilbert McGriff Furniture
a candidate for the office of Con- will of tlio voters In the June and extortion have been practiced waste, extravagance, g ra ft and cor
stable for Justice of tha Peaca Primary.
ruption, Fons Hathaway, Carson
TO ADVERTISERS
Co., 23 E: Church St., Orlando.
in tlte sUtto road departm ent.
District No. 4 Hemluole County
JOi: D. CHITTENDEN.
The cunidntc said he hud in j charged, is the only gubernator
Florida,
said
Justice
of
the
Pence
Herald
representative
FIBRE Bcd-davcnport suite for
District Comprising Election Prr
his possession ninny evidences if ial candidate who can get any
(Legal Notices)
wghly fam iliar w ith rates
rlnte. No's I. *. 1. ?. 9. 10. 11. & IS,
living room only $108. Gilbertthis charge hut singled out one kind of n hearing in the columns
epbject to (lie decision of the Dem
i -and classification will
McGriff Furniture Co. Orlando.
ocratic Primary to he held on Juna
where
in a Broward county rock of the F lo r'd a . Tintcs-Union, - a
I n t i i i : i i h c i t t tiotiRT o f
you complete inform ation,
5th. A D. 192*.
/VIDIIMII.K
I'tll
VfV.
FI.OIIIIIA.
concern
was compelled to pay n newspaper which the speaker deI will appreciate you- support.
11—Miscellaneous
[if you wish, they will assist
r \ I'll ANI'EIIV. ,
I.KHLIi: IIHYAN.
commission
of five cents a ton clnrcd ns "# r . orijuji of private
*u :\v .u tl) P. SMITH. Cumpluluaiit.
in wording your w an t ad
on
rock
which
it hud conlrficicif inteiT'sET^ Carson charg ra th a t
.
\
IC
KOIt rONUTARI.K.
ike it more effective.
One Ice I$ox 3 ft.xG ft.x3 ft. Excel
I n l«h to announce that I run n .FLORA FOOTI*/HAllTH, Defendant. to deliver on a state road project. nn unholy alliance existed b«'
candidate- for the office of Cait*t ' OltllF.lt OF t*f It I.ICATION.
lent condition. 213 Sanford Ave.
The* commission, he charged, went tween the three g rant railroad
able. District No. 4. Seminole Coun riii; s t a t e o f f l o ih d a t o :
anouncements
FLORA
FOOTE
SMITH:
IMIIT
Florida, aald district comprising
into, a fund to promote the can system s in this state and race
HENRY. NEW VultK:
(Political Announcements) ty
cl*, lion preeincla No's. I. 2. n. 4, 9.
didacy
of Hathaway for governor. track gamblers. Ho named a
14—Rooms
Without
Hoard.
You arc hereby n-'iulred to np:
IICFEIIRIN'S health foods or
If>. II, IS. auhject to the wjil of the
26—Miscellaneous For Sale
tour
to
the
Ulll
of
Complaint
cxhi
November,
1927, tho B riar half dozen prom inent attorneys
volets In the Democratic Primary
iturc delivered. Phone 82G-J
lillilli'il against you In the above H'!l quarries signed u contract of Florida who represented tho
r o i t JY S T itr ok r i t ack
to he lidd on June Mh. A. D. US* cut
11led cause ql the Conn Hour-v
Your support will l>c appreciated
SPECIAL weekly rate* a t Sunt hereby unnounca tuy candidacy
li 123.
nt Sanford. Seminole County. Flori with the Keystone Construction railways and at the samo time
for re-rlrcllun to 'ilia office of
J. M. (VIO> VICKKHV.
ford's huntc-likc hotel. Seminole
da.
on Monday, the 4th day of June.
scryod race track Interests In
Itiallre
of
the
Pence.
District
No.
4
IONS ACE Springs arc nb- Hotel.
F»2», tlic rellel soutfltt by snld RIII Company to deliver 83,000 tons legal nnd ndvisory
Having held this office for nearly
capacities.
Koit
roNiSTAtii.e;
of
rock
to
I
k
*
used
on
sLtle
road
of
Compliiliil
belua
an
ubsolntc
di
fitly guaranteed to please.
PAYING fit IS I NESS FOR SALE; two yearn until the district was
f wish to announce that 1 am u vorce of the I'umplnlnnnl from you
Th/s
alliance
he
deplored
as n
merited
Into
the
Fourth
District
I
McGriff F urniture Co., 23
for the office of Con I'pon failure to appear. Decree pro project No. 010 B. A man named
fcal justified In asking the votsrs cAtidldulc
menneu equal to the H athaw ay
st
able.
Dlalrlet
No.
4.
Kemlm.'a
15—Apartment
For
Rent
.
,
Vfry
Iib'-"
1
,rr,m8.
Ellis
Altman
of
West
Palm
Bench,
larch St., Orlando.
Confrsso
will
be
entered
au-vlmti
r
•
dpwn payment on business th at is for their boppoit on my previous County, Florida, said District com
(.'arson, declared, demanded the candidacy.
as Jostlct of the Peaco.tind prising Elrrllon Precincts Nu'i. 1„
established and paying. If you are record
plcdlte my best endeavors to glvn 2. J. t. '9. 10. IS & 12. stillJcct to '" iT IK FURTHER ORDERED Rial commission of five cents n ton.
The Bpcakcr was en th u siasti
[tfsted for glasses by Dr.
fills
Older
be
published
once
n
Hie people n squitr* deal with the a 111 of the inters In tile Demo- neck for four 14) cousecilllvt
cally
received. Time a fte r tim e
Li:. Opposite C ourt House. THREE ROOM furnished Apart- in the market for n profitable bus- all
R
rfusing
to
accede
to
the
demand,
to nil and atrlcl adherenca rrallr I’rlmur- to or held on Julio
ment. Private
entrance. 218 inens investigate this. HOX 1271), Justice
weeks III tin* Sanford Herald, it tho rock concern shipped severtl ho was interrupted by trem end
to tha law*
jilt.
A.
t>
193*
newspaper
published
In
Sanford.
French
Ave.
Care HERALD.
Ht or Granada I> v Ginger
M tV. LOVELL.
Your siipti.oi will i.s spprcclated Seminole County, Florida
cars of rock, nil of which were ous applause and shouts of ac
A l> t.Mile) SMITH.
call 705. Prom pt Delivery.
DONE AND ORDERED this 3 dn\
claim. At the close of the m eet____
of Mac. IU2:
'■ng he was commended by hund
V
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DOITS
LASH
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[ODUCING Long's Pure Fork ONE SUITE of rooms for lig h t1
(Legal AdtO
reds for his expose of e ril con
As d e l I* of the above si vied
niSTIUt'T NO. KOMI
1 In-ie|i_i ..OI.......... my r.tndldacv
house-keeping and garage: t
itige. 117 Magnolia Ave.
■'mu I
I hereby untmunee my candidacy l f<-i (!- .............. I'oiiiily Judge of
hit
h*ii
that
mil mil In In Ilia* i*h1L ditions in the rond departm ent.
tty
A
M
WEEKS.
for
Ju
stk
e
of
Peace
of
District
No.
[
Seioln
-I.
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FlorIJn.
subject
bedrooms for rent. Mrs. Leavitt.
M i lit | HI 111X114a* IH'CINMH > lu Li«* vo* Following the meeting be hurried
Deputy d e l k 1**1
4. subject to the decision of the t<» tl.e a*li i of the Democratic
Tost And Found
ai **11011 rlfotlnn fui lh»' pul
West Corner Elm and 3rd. Phone
•tern In the Democratic Primary I'liitt on lone M h..t’U*. My rtfln <SEAL)
|
u*m* of Nil hi Hfti’i'lpil lilt ncliiiul d In to W est Tampa where he address
RUMMAGE HALE!
nalao i,o , tit - offt.e la in tb* hand:
137-W.
to
he
he'd
on
June
Gill.
A
D.
1921
ti
hi
fi*r Mh- t' ii nii Iii if two yrnrf*.
I'LL FIND genuine Kiddie
••f inv fi lends ttirtnutbout thl* l> t lllt t IT COl'tlT, T U I'A T ).
DAVID ftPEICR.
Thr f*.UowlH^ o nritr il *ir »* n fi|»c»lfi I * ed another large crowd.
at
rottntr end we solicit the su|i|ior
fcpt
Gilbert M cGriff Fum i!*•
art
an In^lu-VtnrM mnl ch-ikM x»t
I lllltli
J l till IAI.
H ill I I'*'.
French's Tourist Camp
and votes of tlic |t*npb- In the
mi: im v n i.■: n i l . v n , i ' i .im iid a , tin- I'tiiiiirin nanii’d, uittiln fialt!
r o l l j r S T I l ' R O K P K A t 'f C
|Co.. 23 E. C hurch'St. Orlando. FURNISHEH apartm ents: $3.09. l.ltlt. St,
routine
Deinocra
I
lr
1'1'ltttary
elec
t Ini Tux St'limil lijntrlct, In liuiti
Sanfortl. Fin.
l> CII A\ t *1-211v .
FO II D D T I t U T NO. F o n t
lion If the people sec fit to e|m- TIIFI.MA
Ntihl Ha i-t hm
\\ Kill:
This In to announce my candidacy me
and $3.50 weekly. All conven- ' U. S. Officer's Army Tent, Blnnkto
this
office
I
will
civ*
them
three keys on keyring,
I
"11
‘i lllt t Nai I (Huilful lIL Mm
V
1
for JuMIre of the t’earc. District
efficient, effective and economic Kit’ll,\KI» \\ Kim. i •iv••i **■
Mai I* Hti’hirlphri. t'la-ik, Mim Kill h
cts, Sheets, etc.
ider please return to 2312 icnccs. 301 5th and Palm etto.
No. t. snlijrel to the will of th* .in
ol
itiluilnlstrsllon
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(IIIDI.II o r 1*1111.I« \T IO \ s
-------------------------------- --------------- i I Wheel Pony Uuggy ami Ham- Democratic rulers June Gth. Nun*
Wo or Phone 210-J.
SAMUEL A. i* WILKINSON.
T ill: ST VTl*. o r » I.I'KII»\ T*» ( ’un n tim ha m, I iiNpe-rt oi .n
ford. Lake Monro*. I’uuln, talk*
I*i «*im*i N** .1 (Sanford). Mrp
Kielui i tl iVi-ljlu: Mary,
l.mian nod,
Altumolit*
FURNISHED
I looms; bath.
i *$«■i»«*$ ii rriUii %li
i• IVail ll.ihhitt t'h-iK, Mrn Mi Id m l
4 Saddles, Ice box. Tireless Cook
Lutomobilcs
FUR COt'NTV JID L i:
and Forest City, cunstlluts
F
*
111
1111-**„ I. > Mi >mi, and ti K
Downstairs. Close in. 211 Laurel. er. Childn'n's Toys, Wagons, G » •S]irlns»
mail**
li<
M
uHill
t
'■-mplaltil
li»-if*
I Ini «li)' nit tut unci' in v i'll tifllditr]1
111* above dlstrlrt
111n|*11 lot •*
NEW YORK. May 17.— (I N S )-ft»i i i •i■!•’«•#Ion |i» tli»* «»ffir*» uf In III* <1 -tiiimu MmoiiH ••lin t llilittfs *"nII,
If
i-lrrlrd.
I
promts*
nn
honest
DO DOR
Phono 100-W.
iLale-d
I hi** tha !*l It tlaix nf Mm,
Curts, High Chairs, Cols, Carpet business- Ilk* ndinlnlstriillnn fr*» *"»Fitii! \ ,1LiilM* «»f Hr it*I limIu O mi til >* IIK| X4MII 1*1il<f a*I* I «"Mlih'lif**
till*
A
sealed verdict for the defendants
A
h
I
N
u
hre cars nnd Graham trucka.
AllttVlII
T
tl
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l
(
illl«‘l
t|
Hill
••III
HiM
UllA
Sweeper, Tents, Folding Camp from tb* usual turddlrsomenes* I I... i.iti Miihjrt-L to tlir tvill nf ihti I v lilt ritiu 191*11Mil IIt n111* liilN l*t *It
«*t.| V| N IhiAICM u r IMTIUC IN- was returned today by a juijr In
l Mjjltit i iit It: Vttli'ip
nf Mi-mlim'
tiettetully
connected
with
Ibis
of.
and 13th. Street. Phone 3.
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Chairs, Vacuum Cleaner, Is-uther
Net in* it 11*1 Mill i ’
i ' dUiiI). In IIm* hrm ociallc Primal > iiiialili- t** ill......
supreme court in the $1,000.060 .
LEW IS APARTMENTS — Ocea.t Couch, Wire Cots, Oil Stove, Grind flee.
T L I l.‘HMI»A
rIi'i‘11*111 lu in* in'll! Jim** Mh. 17»Jn ll its fitii i it'ulitr)> a** *»!m Iihn l*» »*ii
o. i*. m ans don .
IINS i COWAN Co. Autoj
MI rid 'T \Y. LAWTON,
libel suit brought by Dr. G e o f J s T P ^ '
r«'il a Id a hi *t «l 11U: * n I
t ('ll a inI in
front, two and six room a p a rt stone, Tables, Chairs, Brass lied,
JAH. »i H1IAUON
Srcretury. .Sherman, Detroit vaccine manadltr .
iittor and sheet metal works, ments. Modern and well ftirnishe I.
•Mill >
r o l l C O liA T Y (O M M IK JilO M '.n
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T
WIleLIAMS
Tint I If vatu hi r a
I ttlsl.
tlilA 1 MU
VlfTEni
n m n s tu .K
French Avenue. Phonee 71G^V. Freo Frigidnire nnd electricity. Springs, 2 llaby Beds,-Wood sad
Cliuli inun. lurcr, against H carst'a In terac
S|.ile nf 1'liei Itla tint liiit i’
COUNTY.
foi Il»c5 offlrr nf t ’nunlv
Iron, New Clothes W ringer, 2 t ’uitutiUfsiiin^r
nt li "in hi*’ I'miiiiv uf
I
wish
t.)
announce
that
I
nm
a
tio n al Magazine, Norman B apft
M
in
Dfnlrlrl
No.
f»
,
Hummer rates. I0P S Atluntie Ave. Crocks, G gnls. each. Iron Wheel
tt» till' cli‘Clf»io!l l»f tll»* Vot * cii ml Ills tn fur re-riectlon to the of- f»it mint- l Imii Nixh ifatN
good,
editor of the publication, and
HLTS-MAUMON
t
ill'
Il
|>)tht
111
mil
fail
N
**rvia
»
•
Daytona Heacb.
t i n hi Hi*’ Hcfinii f iiUf Primary l*> flee nl 4*<iislit >' Cnmmlsslonei frmn
Harrow.
NUT'lt'H OK i : i . R 4‘T I O \
Paul II, Dekrier.
District No. .1. subject to the de* Litii then
| Sanfortl Automobile Co.
Im* lulil oil June till, A.
In
,
oiniilluiice
ti
lth
tho
pro)
Isloit**
That
l
ha
t
a•
|
n
n
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nii
Velocipede, W ater CsduI Stand, G '
cIhIuii of the voters III the DemoH P LONU
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137.
An article w ritten by Dekrif?)- ■r.v« ;l-«
of l.tlv >ippltruhi*' thereto, notice I*
iiatle I’rln-ury to b* held on June Si a Ie- iff Ffte.l lihl Ml \ III- III
New Sets Automobile Shock Ab
hiicli) alien that an election Inis published in the December, 1022,
if Hill* t*(M-n.i \t ill lilt!*!
till. A D 1921.
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O
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FURNISHED APARTMENT with sorbers, One Case Empty Beer
lie*
ii
called
mill
ordered
to
he
held,
that t 11ii mi* si lit*vr flit1
I-’RANK F VANS.
In uiiiMmiirhME my cumltchirv fui
Business S ervice
mill the HUllle will be brill \llthln issue of the magazine under tho
bath and garage. $30 per month. Bottles, New Automobile Bumper, »*«*mm(8Hit.fi»
I Ui*ftt \ -e*»|e- (e-urn Tim t
V'CsL">
r t*f ttii* 3r<l Dtiitrlrt of
mnl thtouahoot Special Tax School title “vaccine for broken legs,", ,9^0
*1 t ;*1
.11 >Oiii sclf so tins i I
Mrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Ninth New Stop laght.
Kt'itilnMh* t'lMinty. I Itrri'liy tiled k<* to i 'i i k vo T r.n a *»F nkminolm
District
No
6*
Hentlnnle
Poiinly.
DELIVERY by our own
h im l upon you
m . v If in nn ;tli'olntfly lm|itirH il
was the basis of the action. The
COUNTY.
IT is t i||D i:it KP. Tim I miii a ti Florida, said district tielng also
■i
V
Full set leather bound Ridputh -i! I* III Imii In III*1 tv«*lf|itr»i nf tlif dlf*
kk to Sanford, ju st the. jaine or Library
'I'ii x wt iter branded Sherman ns a chart,
I wish lii unnoiinrn that I am a ll,-nr to ill** Mill of Compltiiot on or Vlint) ii as tl*-lie in
(lift
an
a
Hliiiutd
I
I
m- iiuiiiI* candidate
fur ro-eiretton to the of before lh,- Ith day of June. 1924, June Ki. 1924. for the purpose of de tun for making and distributing
lib ra ry of Universal Literature. nittft! find rh-flrtl thi-rr will lit* no
|you lived in Orlando. Gilbert
1}
ol County Commissioner trim Kimiii bcina ii rule iluy of this court termining who sliull hr trustees of
niatlh limit for iirivulo birirflt of fice
riff Furniture Co., 23 E. LEFFLER APARTMENTS: furn Set Etlgnr Allen Poe Works.
District Nn 4. subject to (he de mol In ilcffiiil) thereof decree pro ths snld illst t let for the next sue- vaccines purporting to euro 08 dif
any mho mini I ulll »«*« that art fur cision
i'eedlng
two
year
a,
anil
the
itoinher
FRENCH’S TOURIST CAMP,
kh St. Orlando.
of
the
voters
In
the
Demn:3
:
as It In hi my imw'rr Ihnt tti* Int clatlc I'rlmsry to be held on Juns riililo .n ulll he entered against nf milts of district school lax to be ferent diseases.
ished. 3 room and garage. A t
foil anil the cause proceed expert*. levied and collected for each of the
13tb. St.
Ininli-n In • vi hiv dintritiutod, «d- ith, A D. 1911
The verdict was n full exonera
tractive
summer
rates.
Apply
8U4
This
hii
11
In
hrniiKhl
for
divorce.
vnrntliiK a IlmrniiKh I'd im llzat Ion of
years.
I Nipper. Signs of all kinds.
IL F. WHUKLEIl
li In further ordered that this no said
Hu tnnahlt* pitipi-riy of thr t'uunty
Tin- t'ounly liourd of Public In tion of the magazine ami its odl1 Sanford Paint Si Wall Paper Magnolia. Phone 280-W.
tie** li*- published once a week for struction
2 USED BICYCLES, one boys one Til** i ?oii lit) "h IiuhIih-nn nh imId In* Mil
has determined by reso lo r and putdisher. Tlte defendants
rmi.u** a prU atr Imin- TO T I I R V.OTF.HA O F I R X I N O l d four consecutive week* prior to th* lution Hint tell mills Is tlic estim a fought the ruse on the ground th at
girls. Good condition. -10!) 1st. frumiiiiicall)
return
day
lu
The
Hanford
Herald,
int'KN. Tho tavpayorH wlm furnlsli
W COUNTY.
ted mlllusc liecessnry to lit,- voted
inuiiov to rim Oir it'•»upty n| mmi!i| —a- w tah-ie-qauuuuaa that—t xm.-a a lie vr hooper ,1ll 1jI lulled 111 Hemluolo aJ_xlnJl„clci'tl"ii for tin- mirimse of t he urtiele conlaipcd nutlilng—hll
A partm ent for rent at 3 17 Park St. $12 each. Willartl ,B attery Co. llu*
II. A. HALVERSON
t loIH'M Ifilo tin- fonnUf11ff Vif Mli* candidal* for ro-i lection to the of Cm i r q v :------------------- ------------tlprchiT T n >T~!7eb»ni| DTs- the tru th , and justice Joseph M.
S
Witness my hand and sea) of the tho salt!
ntntirj»r^nxcrujr_ ilcTBrr“ Ave. Phone Hbl)—J.
nurd nf Hounty l*nimnlfittlon»'rN and
for tlir nisuliia two ycara.
ABOUT ONE hundred feet good Kept Informed an to whul Itt K'dnv fice of County Cuminiesloorr from Circuit Court. In nnd for Bomlnole Irlct
Thr
following
named uie appoint, Cullulmn so instructed the jury.
District No. 2. aubjert to the de
ting. Phone 432-W.
Florida, nl Hanford. Flori rd to act as Inspectors
unit clerks
second hand four inch iron pipe. <mi In Uiolr dflllM-ratlonN. f liuvr cision of tha voters In Die Demo- Cnunlv.
Just ire (,'ullnhan's charge w ai
da,
this
Jo
day
of
April
192ft.
lirrn
a
rrnldnit
of
Hrmlnolr
foiinty
at thr pri-rlm-ts named, ivlthlu said unusual in thut neither Max D.
p S PER Hcrvicc of nil kinds. Small garage apartm ent. Call 261. A ttractive price. Telephone 775 and Omnup County liefori* Hriuliiulr era IIn Primary to os held oil June
V. K DuUtJLAHH.
Tax School District, to Jiold
clerk Circuit Court In ami Special
t'cninty u*a*i rut off from Oian«« Mil. A. D. I ltl. JOHN MHIHClt.
Kteuei, counsel fur the dcfcine,
election
evenings.
|?nc 670-W or 3302. C. Ei
till 2.ii d Judicial Circuit, said
County, for IC yci rn. find a ta»Precinct
No fi. 11ir nova) Mrs M nor Sidney Symo, Sherm an's a t
Modern
furnished
apartm
ents.
fning.
hr in| nt>l«* County. Florida. Il Doolrv. Clerk
pR>
t
r
nil
thfi
time.
M.ikt*
your
\ttit*
T
D
lllckok.
Mrs.
UF HKMINUI.R
It) A M tt'UEKS,
torney, offered any exceptions.
Frigidnire; Murphy steel kitch FURNITURE nf a four room mii hiv«)N(nn*iit (nut will tirlm: >nil I'O THR VUTKIIA
COUNTV.
Depute Cterll. Mnytnu Hclg, and A. A Moran. In- Tlte jury deliberated seven hours.
apartm ent very good and very ttlvIdcUdN Your %otr for mu ulll it*
ft'iGliT- PRIN T SHOP
en: G arage: excellent, neighbor
I wish to announce that I am a Jones and Jones. Sollcltori, for apcclor*
^ppn-fluted
Juno
thr
6th
Precinct No 15 (Osceola). H t*
f.PPY service on any thing in hood: rent very reasonable. P*rk cheap. Telephone 776.
candidate for rr-rlerttnn to (Us of
Complain jut
W 11 .1!ALI. AIt I •
lilt chic. Clerk. Mis H T, Huitllttcrfice of County Commissioner from (BEAD
ating. A phone call will get A partm ents, No. 5. Phone 8-18—J.
slll.
Miss Mary Itowlc, and I*. D Kathleen — $12,000 bond issue to
District No 1. subject to th* de
BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge
FUR l ilt VTV I IMDIPIN1U.NKH
Few, Inspeotors
nian. Phone 417-W. 0 RallTo Tho Voter* of Heinlnole Counl' cision o ' the voters In Ilia Demo
\ o t u »: o r u iiW T iiw
llatril
tills the 9th day of May. be ivoled on fur enlarging school
deck
cruiser,
th
irty
inch
draft,
I Avo.
1 wish In announce that I am a cratic Pilmnry to lie held on June
here.
In
ii
jm t>)tit in-1’ u l|h lilt* |»ruvlNl(ini* A D 1924.
GARAGE apartm ent. 1101 Elm fully equipped, steeps six. Prica candidate for th . office of County all). A. D. mis
*»r la tv it f»|»ltcf|lif** HifiHn, nttl lri’ In
COUNTY lit l,\ RD OF I'l'Ill.lC
UOHTON
HTCULK.
CominlHslomr
frotn
District
No
2
livn-bv
j;lvrii
thjit
an
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Ion
1
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F
INHTIM
It
'TU
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HKM
(MILK
reasonable.
P.
0
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Box
038.
|*N' UP YOUR OLD WALLS
Ave.
,
______
Duytonu lleueh — Right of way tn
subject to the Denlocrutlr I-ilnuir)
iiri'li i'ii 11i'ii nm! *i|i!i*ri*d lt» ll«* li**Itlt
COUNTY. FI.DltlDA
THE NEW WALL PAINT
be held oil June Dili. A. D I92S Ti) THR YUTCIIS UP HRMINUI.R and tin* tutmi u III In* lirlil willitn
Attest T. W LAWTON.
be secured for widening A’ lanSH
FI/ORENCE Oil cook stoves are to
COUNTY
I tiny* Mved and paid luxe.) In n o
anil tlirmiftctiniit MimtiuI Tux Hrlnml
Hi'i-rrlui).
inillN G
NEW AND BET- 16—Houses For Rent
Avenue from Muin stree t to Keiup
I wish to unuounev myself nt a l)l$lrlr| No. Z. Nrmlnnlr Count).
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert utiRe uiid Hemlnolc Counties since
Wli.MA.MH
FOlt FU R TH ER 1NFOR- FIVE ROOM furnished house. See
1ST* and I liuvr always been u Dem candidate for the slate legislature IMnrltlH. ai| hI (llHrlf't In tliv alrtn
S treet.
Chat
rut
an
McGriff Furniture Co., Orlando.
lu Kruup 2. Hcminotc County, sub kiitiu ii a* t.uiifiuiMiil H|»vi«*Lul Tax
ocrat.
/I0N. FALL PHONE 235-J
V. A. -Speer, 411 P a rk Ave.
ject |„ the Dsiiioci at Ic Primary Hohnnl, nn I'rltla: , Jiitt** LMh, 1***4.
D.
11.
U,
RA
Ilt’N,
DEE. V. c . COLLER, SANSEMINOLE felt maVfrcsses, ab
Ha -iford June D. A. D, H*2t. and will ublcle fnr tlir |»ur|i(iM* nf delrrmlnhvK wln»
by result* of same. I cordially sol ih| i £•11 tut triihli’f'R tif thv halti ilis*
FLA.
NICE FIVE ROOM house. 2412
solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert
icit your nuppurt.
trlct fur Lin nvxl hutrovd Inu Viv *»
FOU COUNTY AIIIBHOU OI'
Palm etto Ave. Phone 3G4-W.
McGriff
Furniture
Co.,
Orlando,
J It LYL12&
TAXRI4
>vajR. uiid ll»»* ituiitlii’i t»f mlllR "f
fEY’S DRUG STORE— PreI wish to annnunca to Iba peopla
tllAirlrl «i?hnol lu \ l»» In
nn*l
r u n a iiE n irr
■'Ptions, Drugs, Soda, We are TEN ROOM house desirable loca
Tin* 4’uiinty tloanl «*f I'uhllr hi*
of .Seminole County that 1 am a
P oU lleo! A n n o u n c e m e n ts
I
hereby
announce
my
randldary
rollrrlrtl fnr t*nrh nf I In* »«!t) >vut*
candidate for re-slectlon to ths of
^ir m your phone. Call 103.
tion. Suitable for rooming house
fice of Tax Assessor, subject to lbs for the office of Hhsilff of K*mlD- Htriirllon hilA i|vL«-rmln«i»l h> irno
FUR TAX A9SK9NOR .
or two families. Located at 402 ' I hereby
ola
County
subject
tu
the
will
of
Iul Inti ili.it trii in MU I* i Im* vaU*
decision
of
tha
voters
In
the
P
in
e
announce to the people eratlc Primary to ba bald In Juut the votara at ths Juna Ptlmary.
|U)ING BLOCKS— Irrigation Oak Ave. Apply W. H. I.ong 117
mulid iiiIIIami’ ui?i’(*$H*r)' lo •»*- voli-il
of Kern Ino le County' that I «nt a of
J.
K.
McRLKLLAND.
at
rufIi I'trrllmi f*»r tlir pin |»hm nf
thla
year.
and general cement work. Magnolia.
rend Idale for tax assessor subject
tlllt
hit nl H|>Vi’!lil Ltfc hi*111nil ill At r If*
A.
VAUOIIAN.
to the decision of the voters In
**< Concrete Co. J. E. TerFOR ailK U IK K
fnr the vitMilnn two yrur*
the Democratic Primary, to be held
'
I
am
a
candidate
for
lira
office
l*lir
follow Im; iiiirnt rl nrr «ji|n»hnF
O
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V
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9
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T
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Dr. Prop. 3rd nnd Elm,
20—Farms For Sale
In Junu of ylil* -year. • have lived
Im a and flarkr
hereby annoumyaf as a candidate uf Hherlff and will appreciate aup »*d Itt uf t u^«
In O iuiikc nnd Seminole ootinllca to I succeed
at (In’ jir filin ’** linnif tl. tv it h In fiiil-l
myself as Senator from port to tb* June Primary.
fAl, ROOFING:*The Roof Ev- FIVE ACRE tra c t with residence for 4u years I have served as ths 37th Hsaatorlal
HLifflal
Tn*
Hrliunl
I»l*«ti let. Lo lioltlK.
K.
(VALKUR
district
com
county commissioner on ami off
Ring.
Metal
shingles
Na td *h-rt Inn :
on Ueardnll Ave., also twenty (or 12 yeur* I have made my llv- posed of Hsmlnols Drevard Coun
Chirupraclic Specialist
HEMSTITCHING
I'll It h ii r i i if f
|>rffliifl Nil. t* 1Limimh naitl) .1 M
,inf seam tin and gulvaniied acre tra c t Palm er's subdivision. Inc ralslna stock and citrus fruit ties subjeot lu tha . Democratic
I
hereby
ttnnouiicimy
runillilnry
M
Chaffrr.
Cl«-ik.
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n
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primary to be held June Mh. 1921
and
farming,
t
propose
to
let
every
Sec Jam es H. Cowan. Oak Bargain, sec
Nick Zcmovcnn. taxpayer carr> Ills proportionate
If elected 1 promise to ronllnue fur re-elect tun to th*- ufrlru >*f sher LUBudi’r« uini tv K WpiiI wuiIIi, In- FOUNDl All effective euro for ’ Singer Sewing Machine Shop
to work for tha beat Interest of ths iff of Hi-mlnidr t'uout) subject tu
Third St. Phone 111.
share of tases by vleulntt the pro district
Beardall Ave.
J>rt*r,llit*I Nn It* (1.it 1 % Mail), IV, that alomurlt condition of yours.
Invite you to my the action of the voters In the
Sold— Rented— Exchanged
perty peraonally.
Your support record onandnuchI Important
Irylsla- Democratic primary lo be tirld next J. Ilti}»klnh Clui L W V. l*!itiiia A. Chiropractic—Dr. W. E. McDougu-lll be appreciated
ph’OGRAPH—repairing, piano
I will
appreciate your i; Hjotiloivi. nnd Wm. Tru«*. InE asy Paym ents
llon as good roads, couaervallon of June.
K
II.
KILUKIS.
wing by ex| erte w ith 17 years 27— M o n ey T o L o a n
Hpfdurp.
ad. 3UH National Bank Bldg., Phone 80 North Park, yaldet Bldg.
our natural reaoureas, reduction of support. Respectfully yours.
C
M
HAND.
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No.
II
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Ilrratata
taaea
and
education.
I
ask
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—
r u n TUB LEUIStATCBB
Renee. Sanford music store
Phone 482-J,
*4
l>r it P*. |*‘|| Ili*r* Clrrli, A W. MuIl'Mt,
Subject t* the appioachlna Demo tha support of all loyal Democrat#.
F OII T A X < :oi.f.B C T O R
[Gift Shoppe, McLander Ar- ON WHITE or corered property. cratic
J, I* Merritt, and r . II Htoiio, In■
_______ J. M. PARRISH
1‘rjuary, I hereby stmounrs
Lunch Room
I
wish
to
announrs
that
I
am
a
B.
W.
Herndon,
Seminole
Hotel
NBrClorp
Phono 832.
tny cand'dacy for the House of
candidate for re-election tn the
l*i • flin t No. ir. (Korml C lip ,
Hut l cries
F O II M T A T R n n N A T U I t .
Represrulatlves as 4 member •das
of To
Bldg,
office
of
Tax
Collector
of
Hemln-'
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Mr*
FOR GOOD
the
D'e Democratic,
Democratic. Voters
Votsrs of
• The tile Ca
tiroup it,
tj nominated I pledge 1(13Tilt
[•Help Wanted Female
u n i y . . au t dert .la ilie . aUlna Vuil i lV. It—r"11 i
ft ‘
Hi
Lunch Room
bast e tfeHa In dtqhl lf nf f*|, J
■Wg—twdjevi^applivaisaa— fvn-— fire t
In
the Democratic lii"l»ff torn.
of
the
.
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votara
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tn
in
nnnoume
candi
I
tierPlPIlil
my
people of Marolnola County
to ba held In June.
S treet.
DaLn.l tllU Itlv.Vlh dp>* u f M)iy. A
ii
Mortgage loans on the beat type crying need of tha peonle of Florl dacy Tor lbs. Democratic uumluatlon Primary
,
$1.21) dosen, sewing bunY d u r s u p p o r t will ba appr e c i at e d. n. IK2» *
for nlutr Heimlnr from the 37th
Sparc of residences and Mercantile Build da la Tax Relief, especially reduc Henatorlal District composed of
JNO. D JINKINB
COUNTV
IIOAIID
n
r
IM
HLlC
IN*
r , * aprons a t home. Spare
Dr;* CUtninK
tion of local tAsea. This, In my
# STIll'CTION. HintlTfOLK IX»)*N.
—
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i
r Thread furnished. No button ings In Sanford a t an inlereat rate opinion, can ba effected by aa Heinlnole jxnd Hr n u r d Counties al
■f o r an m ilP K
TV, PI *01(1 DA.
THE LlING-lJFE HATTEKT
the
June
Mh
primary
and
If
nomin
equitable
distribution
of
tha
SANITARY STEAM PRESSERT.
I hereby announce myself aa ,
K-Send Stamp. CEDAR GAR* of fl pi. and up, depending on the
Attest: T. W I.AWTON^
present five cent gasoline tax ated and rlertad, 2 assure our and c a a d l d a t s for a b e r l f f ' o f Semi nole
lloff-M ac B attery Co. ,
*
Heernlary.
Odorless Dry ! C leaning. PhoM
FACTORY, Am sterdam, character of the loan, construction among tha State rtoad Department, all a Democratic administration.
C
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t
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s
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to
lira
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FUND
T.
WILLIAMS
Thanking one. and all for your t h s D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o tra
117 Ea s t 2nd. S truct.
York.
School*. Counttea and Cities.—par vole
908. 114 N, Park.
________ .
and location of buildings.
and
Influents,
Cliall
[liuo.
tha Counties and Cltlea.
held In I b a e a r l y p a r t of J u n s I I I L
C. S. HOAG 4 COMPANY ticularly
R
qgpect
fully,
If honored by tha nomination I
ary re spactlvely.
SOTICK OK fJl.KCTlUV
Awnings
PHILIP (V. nORKRTH.
• Help Wanted Mole
Falnta and Wall l’apcr
7 -W. Church St., Orlando,_______ promise to devota all the energy
—_
__
K X- BRADY.
lo i-ompllancf with Ilu- provis
and •xperlanco that I possess to FOII t'LKRK OP t^KCUIT COURT
ions of law uppitrnhic lh*-reof. , imf
SUN PROOF PAINTS
accomalUb that and.
\W N IN G
SHOP.
KOI! S t T ' K I l K T U M W A T OK
tli-e Is her#by .h e n lllat Ml), elect SEMJNOLF.
J ^ ’l o y e u MAN OR WOM ortgage Loan*
I wish to announce that I am a
R. W. FKARMAN. Jr.
K t ' U M C l \ » T I » t 4T I O N
ion lilts been called and ordered lo Awnings, Window sltadcs. T arp au W ater S par V a rn lsh u and E na
-andldste for re-election to the of
l *n make- good living and m improved residence and business
1
nm
a
cundldnt»
f**r
ri'*-«leellon
he
l(rUI.
arpl
(he
m
s
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will
lie
lie
Id
fice of Clerk of ths Circuit Court,
mels.
Velumina
F la t 'W ill
tho office uf superintendent nf within and thD'Ualiopl Special Tux lins. Anything of Canvas. 309 E ast
n “°** if have sm all amount
property.
uf Krmtnole County, Florida, sub to
FOR HTATK I.F .tJ tS I.A T IH i:
nubile
Instruction
for
Hemlnole
Paints.
Persian
clay
Jeasopb»*Uco'
School
Dlatrbl
No.*
I.
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Hcinlnblv
c*pilal. Business established
2nd.
Street.
Phorat
11.
ject
to
tha
decision
of
the
Demo*
I
wish
to
ajtnounca
my
candidacy
Baldwin Mortgage Z*-,
subject lu (be D-mocratla t'outily. l-'lprida- said district being
for the State Legislature (Droop cistir Votara of Hemlnole County, Futility,
moulding clay and Plaques. Ban- f
« >n banford ami will clear
Primary,
Your
support
Mill
ba
ap
’See our local Couneef,
atsi|
known
as
Hanford
Special
Tax
l) and w(ll apprprltr at ryort tn In the Democratic Primary Enac preciated.
rord Paint * Wall Paper Co. G. U.
Auto Tops
School District, .on Friday, . June
c l ’ 1,®° monthly. A ddress Box S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florid*- the primary
tion to be bald on June 6th, A. D.
---- wto-b# held
'* in June.
*
T. W-. LAWTON.
tM h.1921. for* the p u rp o s^ o f de.
S tu art, Propr. 113 W. F irst St.
IISI,
L- P. HAHAN.
J e ra ld .
turtnli)lnu
who
shall
be
trustees
nf
V. B. DODO LA88.
_______F u r n i t u r e
29—Permanent Waving
the said district for the next sue- SPENCER TOP SHOP. ' C urtains
r o n t h e L ieaiaZ A T uns
You con,t pas* a lot of rotten laws ceedlna
h'TED; to secure the services
two years, and the number
I hereby announce my candidacy
KOH CLSItK CIHCUIV CODR1
Cushions
and
Seat
Coverings.
and
make
a
good
government,
any
of
mills
of
district
school
tax
to
b*
WE BUY' or trad e in used furni
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y candM' sr y
tlic Leslslature (tiroup 1} sub
kon t,n“-n who understands the Perm anent W aving—lovely n a tu r for
fur lira of f i c e of clerk, J$Tf the more than you n n mix u t -Iot of It ) led itnd collected lot each of lt,r W ait Third Street.
al perm anents as low as $5.00. l e t to tii. ulll uf tha voters of
ture. Wagner Furniture Co,
In every detail. II.
mde i*ounty, In the primary to !i Circuit Court, aubjaat to th ^ s c tlo n rotten eggs and make a good natd years.
The I'lintii) Hoard of I'uhlle In
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The duily patronage of hundreds of the
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THE W E A TH E R
I'VSPAPER 1
published jin Florida'!) Heart,
<IT,e World's Greatest Vegetable
Spot and Richest Garden Land.
Cloudy today and occasional show-
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
Leased Wire Internatiunnl News Service
Backers O f Boulder Dam
Bill Begin Drive To Get
M e a s u r e To P resid en t
W A SH IN G TO N ,
May
Hi.—
(I N S )— Flushed with their tri*
W as DividcdBe- umph in securing a rule for con
sideration o f tlie Itouldcr Canyon
Republican Dam Bill, hnckers o f the measure
To Cover today begun a drive to roll up the
votes necessary to send the hill to
Expenses the
White House before adjourn
ment.
s’
The prospect g f adjournment be
ing set back as a result o f fights
over the tax and urgent deficiency
bills gave advocates of the legis
lation new hope that they can pass
residential Inquiry it handily in the House and brenk
threatened filibuster in the
Of SenateContinues the
Senate.
. ~
..
To Probe Accounts For the first lihie in their twoyear fight against filibustering
WASHINGTON, May I f f — tactics, apparent coldness of House
NS)—A fund o f S10.000 lenders and opposition o f the "pow
divided nmon# Rcpubli- er trust," sponsors o f . t|io«bill
found themselves occupying a
Icadcrs o f the South to strategic position.
jnd
tween
Leaders
Campaign
everal N egroes
[Received Amounts
HOOVER, SMITH AIR-RAIL LINE
GAIN IN POLLS
&
It will he presented to Congress
ns a mcnsu.*f to save the people
of the Imperial Valley of Cnlifcr
nin from being engulfed in a fin hI Hot It Candidates AppcarToDe
Assured O f NnmiriittionsAt
which would take a toll o ' life
far greater than the Mississippi
Conventions As Resultslndisaster o f 1927.
diente Increasing Strcnplli
With one memorable flood ii;
mute witness to the destructive
Herb Adds 3 More
power of the Colorado River when
its flood waters push into I'l.lifnr*
States To Total
nin and Arizona valleys, advocate:;
o f the measure* declared tbit C ti I f Commerce Secretary Main
gress must ** pass the bill or be ar
tains His Indicated Power
the responsibility for a gient dis
He Will Win On 1st. Ballot
aster.
Rep. Smith (R ) o f Idaho, chair*
WASHINGTON’ . May 1 C. (I N S )
-aoTito overwhelming lends b^iti'c*
House would endorse the bill. He rolled ,up by Herbert Hoover and
point'd out that his committee Gov. AT Smith for their respective
voted for the hill four different presidential nominations was fur
times pud for two years bus been ther emphasized today by the re
seeking a chance for action on the sults o f primaries and conventions
floor.
held in a mini* er <>f states yes
terday.
Hoover added delegates from
threo states, Now Jersey, Ainbnina nnd Montana, to his already
imposing total. In New Jersey lie
is accorded the entire delegation
of 31. hi Alabama he is figured co
have obtained 11 out of 15. anil in
Montana at least four out o f elev
ERA OF TRAVEL
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NU M BER 113
SAN FO R D FLORIDA". W E D N E SD AY, M A Y 1C, 1928
Chinese P ro test A ga in st
Jap Action W ill N o t A lter
it 1
‘Hands O fr P o lic y O fU .S .
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W A SH IN G TO N , May 1C. (IN S ), treme vigor of tho Japanese mill— The Chinese rroicst ngninst the t«0 * action, tho text; *“ *®c*t* ’
.lappnoso. occupation of Shantung dicatm a political »,u^ 8® ^eyo^
Declare
ho mrre protection of Japancso Nationalists
war-torn
llfe nnd property in the
Japan Has Ulterior
Tidnnnfu area. Nnnking call* upon
Motives InOpposingr
the United SUtes. os a party to
the w „ hin^ on treaty of 1022
Their Drive InNorth
fixvin the Wfiifq -Houje— having guaranteeing
.riinr;U.,ocir„ th
the territorial Integ
been fent directly to President rity of Chinn, to curb tho Japan
Coolidg?— through the hands of
ese. .
Sccjetory df State Kellogg to lha
Simultaneously with tho Nan
musty nivluyea o f the Far Knstcrn king communication, tho State De
Division.
partment received 4,he text of the
Since tlie Nationalist Regime nt Jnpnnese defensa of its action filed
Nanking iiev*v e r t « ^ j; t g ilroceffniMdp.ntt(.n|ny w|tlfthe Longue of Na- This would Jeopardize
iteiUSnucs.' this govern- uon9 Secretariate at Genova.
•' •
by the United
Mikado’s ; Especial
has no obligation under, dip'/JioitgA*..diplomatically —(mpolutiuKio u«ngo to ncknowlcngp1_J~" or
'"^ fe n t— for she hns no friend save
Claims In Shantung
reply to the docupicnt.
Russia—tho
Southern
Chinese
The Southern Nationalist Gov Government continues victorious,
W A SH IN G TO N , May 16.—
ernment vehemently protests the in the field. With her ndvhnce
(I
N S )— Japanese occupation
troops
now
within
fifty
miles
Of
vigor o f the Japanese Action in
Shantung, describing tho occupa Tientsin, the vital port of Peking, o f Tsinan, capital o f Shantung
tion ns n flagrant eiicronchmcnt her nrniios havo an open road to Province, was .attributed by
First Service To
Open In 2 Months
Plane And Itailwny Officials
Are MembersOfCorporation
Backing NewFlyingSystein
REGISTRATION OF CHARGES AGAINST
CITIZENS EXCEEDS EVANS DENIED AT
PREVIOUS RECORD CITIZENS R A L L Y
*-«te participated in the con~'lc P°*ters dealt with all
w***1 of health work. *
only witnesses were the bride’s
sister, Miss Margaret Drum, and
Charles* Campbell, an American
found a diamond necktete* which
attorney and'u personal friend of
L^EECHOBEE— Fish hatchery she had buried in Ruwla during the groom.
the revolution.
.
here is now producing.
1;
1'. -~- Ji
in n iewt'ler’s window in Nice,
ill!
GROUP S E E K S TO PHYSICIANS DENY
AMEND TAX B ILL POISONING RUMOR
DESPITE WARNING ABOUT DIPLOMAT
Oviedo And Geneva
T o Hear Clearing
House Plan D etails
President Coolidge G i v e s Address
made a vuin effort to clutch tier
as she leaped. The woman hud been
suffering from nervous depression,
he said.' A son, eleven’, named
C S on Kcbrulry 27
th „ > . « Andrew was sitting at the dinning
table, wait'tig for his mother to
•^niinyle County schools won
was recorded at
come to breakfast. The Starrs were
t<J nr. t prizes in the state health
Today’s advance in \\ light Ae
and book contest conducted followed u 17 1-2 Point jump yes married in Detroit 12 years ago.
fJihv Florida Public Health As- terday. The gain In W right was in
MENJOU WEDS
|/clal‘o", T. W. Lawton, county
part attributed to the action of
||®!*rintendent of public. Instruc- rectors in voting « » ciouble the
PARIS,
May
10.— (IN S ) —
nrmouncetl .yesterday.. The authorized
capitalization from
lefai's were for the first artd sccAdolphe aMenJou and Katherine
250,000 shares to 500.000 shares.
btst inagazineTUt-out posters
Carver re-enacted u scene they
They also voted to grant present
have often ployed together when
I f ; e ^*nf°rd Grammar School won
stockholders the privilege of »ubai- Prize and the Paoln School,
they were married today, but this,
■ribiiy; for new stoyk at ltw.
time they needed no director. The
prize. Over 100 schools in scr
rl
U n i f i c a t i o n Of
China Is Feared
Plane Stocks Soar
To New Heights As
Result Of Project
and Curtiss 21 points to *00/ 1,1L^
A t)
hLJJ.
Network O f Lines Connecting tins not altered (he United States
Principal Cities With New p jliA tit ‘'linnda o ff" in the war
Transcontinental Route Is .'ilat^ ef ^ho Orjent.
*.* ii
i,„. ^,..n,i
M'l. . note
.-I..»/f■
m<\t,> Nank
Vntxl
Predicted By CompnnyHead ...
fron.
ng hns pns c
NEW YO RK, May 10.— (IN S ) —
Method of triivcl in the .United
States may he revolutionized by
the new air and rail system which
the rowly formed Transcontinental
Air Transport, Inc., w ill begin op
erating on n 48 hour schedule he*
tween New York nnd I.os Angelos
within the next few months.
upon Chinese sovereignty. The c x - , tho forbidden city.
Chinese Nationalist officials
Eventually every principal city
tonco the Herbert Hoover
In the country probably w ill be
in Shanghai today, to Premier
npaipn for the Rcpublicnn
hooked tip with tlie main transcon
Tanaka o f Japan never hay
sidcntial uominution. Rush
tinental line. As outlined by InterHolland, n Hoover lieutening become reconciled to the
Nnlionnl News Service yesterday
,t and former assistant alChino-Japanese
agreements
paisrngers
will
he
curried
on
trnins
,„ey general testified today
reached
at
the
Washington
nt niEht nnd on plnnos In the day*
lh«v Senate preKiicntial inquiry.
Conference of 1922, according to
t|me'.
[ollatid said np paid various
a cablegram received by Frank W*
The
cost
o
f
the
transcontinental
y to Ucpublicnn leaders in
Lee, nationalist representative in
trip will he u little more than the
iuifriyp^ Georgia, Alnbhmn, and
the
United States.
present rates for nil nil-rail tip
i;itJa to cover their expenses ini
__ ____
Premier Tanakn ,la following
with
drnwing
room
nccnnimodtInsurgent Leaders Sny That Brnnd As False Report That out his announced policy,, it was
panning for Hoover. Ferry prrliminary Survey Reveals Rumor About Commissioner’ s
tinns. The time it tnltqs to go from
Germnn Foreign Secretary
Anv F ffort To Change Plan
u ni; negro notional commit
en.
Huildinir
Road
For
His
Own
Thai 1,,‘iOO More Persons
tho Atlantic to the Pacific— nnd
Strcsemnnn Was Poisoned charged, because he ia convinced
Might
Defeat
All
Tax
Re
Flitting
Fennsylvnnia's
79
votes
nan in Misai&cippl received $1,
Benefit Branded Untrue At
Have Registered Than For
vicu’
versa—
will
lie
cut
in
linlf.
By Anarchists A t Geneva that Chang Tao Lin can on longer
in
the
Hoover
column—
ns
virtual
lief
Legislation
This
Year
14, Holland said.
Lake Mary Mass Gathering
maintain his hold on Peking.
Last Democratic Primary
Speaking
of
the
futurc-ufter
the
ly all the politicians have done
t>n .1. Davis, negro coiiimittreWASHINGTON,
May
10
—
“ bearing the
umlicauon of
B E R LIN ,
May
1C.— (I N S )
A strong protest against rumors since the Mellon endorsement— it transcontinental line is operating (IN S )— Although insurgent lend
A from Georgia was given ?2,
Approximatcly 1,300 more citi
China
under
the
Nationalists
will
smoothly,
C.
M.
Keys,
president
>f
Rumor in the French press that
Holland said, while Oliver D. zens have registered for the up* and chnrges made against County brings tlie Hoover total to nbov®
ers warned tlint the e fort might
jcupurUite japans claim* lo spec*
the
new
company,
who
is
nl*«
the
500-mnrk.
Tho
mast
reliable
Commissioner Frank Kvans, who
ct, the Alabama committeedefeat nil tax relief legislation nt Foreign Secretary Strescmann and .iu interests m cinautuug amt Man*
a. was paid, $1,000 and $3,000 preaching primary election than is running for re-election, was tables in Washington give his to head o f the Curtiss Aeroplane and the present session of Congress, Foreign
Minister
Briand, of ctinna," tho Nationalists chargo
i sent into Florida. Holland said were listed two y/avr ago win a made at a citizens' meeting in the tal as of today us approximately Motor Corporation, said today; u lit.parti mn group of Senators
France, who hnve been gravely ill • rremicr Tanaka has apparently
“
Eventually
the
company
plans
to
T
iU
K
pledged,
instructed
or
com
iliscu-ii'd the subject o f making the last Demo* rorlc primary was l.r.T^Mary Conimuniiy 11 use la t
today sought to amchd the $227.*
decided ou a bold stroke, which
itribution.s in
the Southern held, a preliminary trurvev of the night when a rcSoultion expressnig mitted delegates. Only 515 are re Inaugurate additional air services, 000,000 tnx bill to include the re were poisoned by an anarchist while giving Japan a dominant roll*
quired
t"
nominate.
And
in
that
particularly
in
the
KitMorn
and
servant in Geneva during the itary position in China, will at tho
fu.th in Mr. Kvans was passed by
lies only with Claudius H. Husregistration hooks for Seminole the 30 men anil women present.
total uf 508 none have been fig Middle Western States, nmiiecting peal or nt lea.it reduction of the
n. ihc Hoover finance director.
March meeting of the League of same timo place Ja)mn in a lav*
federal inheritance tax.
The resolution was particularly ured I tom New York, where th* tIk- transrontinriital mutu with
"Hurt 'll told mi' lo go ahead, County yesterday ivvcnlcd. '1 lie
Nations, were branded hero todny oruble diplomatic position to ex
The
drive
was
doomed
to
defeat
|
too.
i
t
manager.*
claim
at
least
total
registration
to
date
’
is
3,all nrim ipnl cities.
aimed at the rumor wliii Ii Imw beer. ]
ul Holland, lie said he never j
but it incensed insurgent leaders, ns false, so far as Dr. Strcsomann act concessions from toe National
S01.
O
f
that
number,
1^460
lihve
“
Aiming
tlie
other
routes
now
jcushd the
Southern sitnalioi
circulated that tho "best" citizens 17
• ,
ist Government."
From this compiuition,
it is n|>- 1 >i- ci'iit.'iuplatioii is a branch from who formed a coalition with the is concerned.
lh Jumrs W. (Joed, the Hoover paiil their 1027 poll taxes.
of Lake Mary did not want Mr
Dr.
Chulmann,
one of the
ndministj '
1rces to Vvti tnx
Japan's action In Shantung wax
parent
that
if
the
Seeretury
o'
l
iii.ign
(a
the
twin
i
ilus.
St.
l.intA
big
jump
in
the
number
of
jitscr. Holland suiil he had been
Kvans on the county bottl'd. Sp« a
specialists
attending
th*
Foreign
declared
to be in accordance with
reduction^
-•*—
•->
by
(
’on:mei
e
enn
hold
Itis
indicated
la and Kansna City will be on t.ic
live for Hoover in Arkansas, poll taxes paid and a slight in ers in the meet ng also branded as
the Treasury. Tho m-urgrnts had Secretary, referred to such rumors a dcilnite plan of military atrat*
mi'i.vnn, Mississippi,
Georgia, crease in legist ration i< expected false the alleged charge made by strength during the next four tranacontinentnl ilnu, atul other
ns “ fables." "I can say that they e g y ' actuated by ulterior motivea,"
Allamont Weeks lie " i l l conn; very close to Wystcrn metropolises will event* heini promised that if they supizt'iuna and Florida. He told between now anil Saturday, the \Y. n. llullard. of
to the ILu o.lher »• 1,01 tad the rdjnini: trefoil J ill n<} urc completely unfounded In Dr. anil tneir present movements, tho
Trie l"t:er< to friends in North last day on which voters *•;»!» pay Springs, an opponent of Mi. I'.vans, I ting noniiinted on *1''' first or. (Mlty
ballots.
Whether
tlii* railroad or nirplanu e<*nnecth'n. effort would be made to repeal th0 Stresemnnn'a ease," added Dr. cublcgram charged, hutd placed
the lax. Those who have neither tliat the county eeinioi.-sioiur hail second
ae linn aiui Oolortuhn
them in possession of tang Chia
strength
can
In*
hold
i
,
of
com
*-.
inheritance tax. Moat of the ml Chulmann.
“In iIon n activities, hove yon paid poll taxes enr registered call built roads with count' " " " " ’V that I 'lljectliral. The llnoxci Iipp:>sitiuil "It i» the intent fm to draw trirific ministration aeiintors- planned t >
1'sinao,
Prof. Herman Zondek, .another chung, 20 miles irom
.lid
not
In,tli
Vm
ih
and
S''Ulli
l
"
f'*
‘d
the
!!• .1 any m oney?" "Ves, sir." do both until I bat time at the *>)■ the people ill L;ik Mary del
•where
there
urc
no
Japanese re*
f
the
specialists
attending
the
contends
that
in
his
imp
•
ing
to
'..le
With
the
ilisiltgenl*
against
main ait.ay .'f tl II '' 1. • ■' •: I'hm ■
rmn whom was it received.'" fc,. «<■ John D. d.nl ins, county want.
.
r peal of the tax. ill 'iew of this Foreign Secretary, rahl *b"t ,l,e kulltU."
||. |). Durant, an old resident .f tal i here are perhaps HHl that can schedules " i*l •»'' , adapti'd a
Dt.mutilv from Mr. C. II Hus- lax r die* lor. *1tiose who have iilnot
be
eonshleVril
bound
iin'vopatients int turn’ p ironing w..*
iigret
meat, and its defeat thus
Japanese uction m openly pre
ii
.nnoti'ius " i
make <niiveliii'iit
!.«• always reimbursed me." ready paid the tax but have failed || „ Kt, Mary prchidul at the meeti
. at *y to the « iibinet eimd.dat*'
probably
due
to
a
recent
meal
he
paring
luruxiud positions so us to
a
need
to
register
<
atillot
qualify
t"
v*i'.e
I. .;. Among the hpiakvis w c
'lim. nun h money have you tv'Iheso Hu* ar*. ih'srribeil as ‘'fluid.” limited train' ”
Two
iiinemlmont*, ■however, hud eaten It was impossible, lie prevent me nauunanai army from
York t 1
Levs said that th.
b'Vi.r" • I I er" ived $I",»»M) froi'1 in |lie eh * lion under the -lale lew. II Kllin. another **hl i< eh u l; \V. that i- . fa '.ruble t\ Hoover bill
M'lieted for were sponsored by Senator Bing said, fop the poisoning to hnve re advancing northward," was bitter
Saiif m l’:' t\\ > pii ■'act
tins J. Hopkins, and the R«v. J. M. liable to bolt
7: II, : u .uni $ pm from Mis
if another band- l.o* Angi !»•■* nmJe " a s : vstcin hc- ham (It) of Colin., one "ould re sulted from a meal eaten so far ly criticised.
Lake
I- try
Heath,
the treasurer." year have 2.7I» ...... is regi.il.oid. Thompson, pastor of 'he the first Kii-p in U"
" agon la* • into \iew.
al the tax,entirely. Tlie other back n* March.
" i f when General Grant waa
rune it " n'lld permit tl *• maxitmi'.p pet
was the money used for,* precinct No. I, covcriiir the V>< -t Mary Community I'huieh.
Only
half
a
dozen
st«lc:i
me
“ The patient is somewhat ini* marching on Hicumond und ap
l
lie
"o:ii*l
i* peal the pvnvi ion return
In
p:i
«’1Dr. Thompson charm terize
of Hie city lm - 1.332 voters,
uf
eomf
'i't
Olid
snfel
*! can'' tell that," said Holland;
till, to '..ted tln-ir delegates 'o
f (he laV eoilcct *| proved, but he has not as yet turn* proaching that city," tho message
‘I -an i * i | you how I expended it.
and Precinct No. 3. on the laid rumor that the "best" • Hweni |'li.. Kaii'-tir ' itv • ■•nveot on. F l"ino ••>'**•• •* ' a !-•' *• ‘‘:.t a I'eas. ing x'" per *'"it *
,!.
to
th*'
slate*
in wlneli it wasJ ed the corner." declared Prof. suggested, "the British or some
ia
i
involved.
,. r-. *** : gl't t l 'i o *
! A i Vinson, they didn’t nerd Side of the eit> ha- 1,378 register were not for Mr. Kvans
Vi
I ul'i, South Dakota, Texa
Praiblcni— Yon H imlnii^ otne r- European— power stm t-far
,v „ d. and " " 'Id K'diU'e Die tarn"
ill
slander J»l tho lil.ZCIlS yf Lake
In i; i' \. In Luui» inran, I didn't ed.
Th--*
toe ill'1 -i’ ' i :i'! t'!R.
.uul tU-a*-.
VV.—*—V**-*«*
I'crpir
to
a
scale
starting
with
two-tenth?
'mrg
is
keeping
in constant per* thuu auld.eru ;u rase up position*
ami
lluil
l
lie
low
o*
•
|T -— i r ' n i'ni'y. Ill Mli.'dxtxppt f
ear that TTr
the large numlicr of Mary .
Oregon's 1 : urr figured in the Mi nimble ndvanm over the 1 ' *
of one per cent on estates over sonnl communication with those at uvtw.eu mu two fig.itmg force*
till .■!.oii0 i ,, tlu> national com- voters will el«»g the polling place? should fm I Imnort d in av mg n as Hoover al'ine filed in tho stnte. transeont ineiital
lailioail rates.
the
$50,000 nnd running up to u max tending the si ‘ k stntcfman. He
n me ,,*<a uf pr.ucm ig the llfe
Ititd'ii’.mi, l’orry
Howard; i i has been expresaed by a number man o f Mr. Kvans, caliber n
which ‘automatically gives his tho (The present rnilr aid rule from imum of 4 per cent on estates sent State Serrctn-y Mels nrr “ ,i:u property ef ui« . i .lutionali,
. .
in* County comnnwsion.
orria I paid $2000 \f Hen J. of candidates. The ballot i
New
York
to
Los
Angeles
is
$109
delegation. Florida and Texas are
the For* ire M itiif’.er'? hemu to w. j :t net u tu been tiuetpreted
or Clo.ooo.
Mr. Hopkins exhibited a |»et tn»n
. Ih* national lommittecinan cites long and will require between
considered favorable Hoover terri 77. Keys, however, was figuring
• • w 1«* f**r o
*j> a jiro'ticatixe a* t ef ...fervenIi wai not l i f t that Bingham
VC"
zrc. In additiou to that Mr. Dr.via two and three minutes at tin least hearing the names of appra\inmti- tory. Vermont is doubtful, loll on the railroad rote with drawing
| f,,r Senator David A. Reed i ecuvery
i.,n unwanui iud ey u/.y pi.nciple
anr h<-re to Washington In siv me to work. Tidmlation " f the vote |y 100 iiLz*'iis in king fac l 1 ■ <,,n* probably for Hoover after a vote room neeMumodjition )■
mi., ini- "i'pokesmun m
f^rnaliweai law, and if perTho e n tic G* rnisn n: t!on V
|v1 | "avc him $200 to cover hi- will not be completed .until the itruction of the road. Mr. Ballard for I'oolidge; mid in West Virginia
The inlisl modem A merienn (I t ) of IV
int* rest ii. Di
ir woiid u not l.r.ve ,«used
tXiisi's of two trips to Washing- morning after elertinii, in tin* op is said to have c'nrngcd Mr. Evans a primary will lie held on May 29, airernft " i l l 1” ’ - 'd 'lt •d I'Ut no the Senntie fur Secretary of the ••v?nHnit k* o
Andrew
W.
Mellon.
Re
just
u."
a m Liad al a protest
■
cl
r
i‘.
<n.
Of
ihr
S
!r
'i
iMnrn'
built
when
the
people
or
the
com
Treasuty
I
with Hoover pitted against Sena contracts for this phm •s Imve l»eer
inion o f men who have served at
tkr American people a* tho
I' l,:-* nt r.n-1 \>in ' ii
peal
of
the
t
x
vz.i*
rccammond
I
n?
munity
didn’t
want
It.
He
said
Mr.
IK!
I
be
equip*
"In A ’ aliamn I guve $ 1,0*10 to the polling ill former rlcetions. ^ ,
tor Guy D. G off, u favorite son
oiado us yet. riiey " 3
i n-* -c arc now ralring aguinat
■.'. I ; ' 11. •»;«' Ul
by Mullen In sub nit'.uq; u tax riij
Kvans work on the County «
i.
Btiai ul eomniiUccmuii, Oliver D.
On the Democratic side. Smith pel! with every known safety tieAlmost every precinct in tile
are worrying nun1 a'".U' the P l
'
'
tout on this und.-rJUindiiig—be county shows an increase in reg mission during the past few y ui* piel.ed up delegates in New .b r- vico and linvo radio and steward ductiun plan to Cur.groan ot
beginning of the |>re»ent scsaio.i. tients kidney trouble. He will hav
Waal is happening now la Chino,
aught buve Mime expense, istration this >ear. The number of has earned him a 'right to servo sry, Montana and Vermont yesier- service. Ticket* am to be anld :-t
to remain in bod for the next fh« Nationalists declare, will in
|*-"d I raid I'il advance him $1,0***). names listed in "tber precincts fo r the next 500 years.
day. State conventions in Mon tho regular railroad ticket office* Tlie move thoroughly uroused tho
three weeks nt the best. After evitably affect the peace of tho
Mr.
Kllis
raid
Seminole
*
aunty
insurgents.
|Sr sr.id he’d account for it to me follow: Lake Monroe. 121. I a«da.
tana and Vermont instructed 1‘* Trunks will lie checked by train.
"Thciie efforts to repeal the in that, it is expected he will leave world. Chinn expects America "nt
needs 10 or 15 men like Mr. Kvuns. delegates to vote for the New Y»rk
|t*.d roiiin what he did not u.xc.
Keys’ unnounred ,hnl l,'o koar.l
55; Oviedo. If.*'.; Geneva. Ido; lie laid of file assistance Mr.
tax , I mild bo nbnndon- on n long vacation, probably in tho champion of liberty and Demo
Governor at Houston, nnd tin r, o f directors of lh,. new cMnpany heritance
"hi I |t.ri*la 1 puiil out $3,000. I Chulu'ita. 01; Guhriella.
Smattjr Borah (I t ) of Egypt.
cracy and at n signatory of tho
persons
both
in
Lake
Mary
and
*n
|i"l J.’.fmo to the Protective Ta r wood, l i t ; Lake Mary. I 10; No. H.
was n«* pp|*osilioii to bi*- g it ling inrludo Harold B.ixby, president of ed,", sai'l
While
no
normal
bulletin
was
Kvniis
bod
rcrftlered
to
jnany
Waahington Trnatioa to make pub
Idaho.
"They
will
lead
to
n
three
iff l.".u;iic Assorialion at the Hiv- 81; Forrest City. 81, upd 0 ic.da,
the 28 from New Jersey.
Die Chamber of Commerce of St.
tilhi r parts o f the county. H>' ; aid
issued it was officially stated that lic htr attitude on the aide of pcncu
lajnc Hay Hank, Miami. 1 gave
This brings tho Smith total to I.ouis; Howard K. Coffin. rh«“ r* or four day delay in enactment «
In accordance with the traditional
llie rumors and charges would k II date in pledged, instructed or • omto (,|rn 15. Skipper, the vice 1C.
man o f the board o f tiio National the tnx bill and are doomed to de the patient was slightly improved.
Ihi’iiibclves. He saiil the cominis* mitted delegates to approximate
feat. Indeed, this action may even He passed a better night and la la American policy toward Chinn."
Ittunaaa of the stata committee
Airtransport, o f Detroit; Thomas
sloner hud paid for the construe- ly 578 in the Capital's most reliable
imperil final passage o f tho tax good spirits,
T*
•
Ijf Florida, who was very active in
Knslluml o f Bend A Goodwin &
tic 11 of several roads bene fitting tables, and he lias notable re: <rve
Francisco; |,ll| as there un* many senators
l “ "Vrr’ < hehulf." '
Two
Women
To
Stand
Tucker, Inc., <>f San
Lake Mary fmm Ida own immi-ket.
at length that is not figured in tba'- Julian L. Kysmnns. ' .(,,> president here, who lire not interested at all
") 'i have given ns $8,200 amt
Mr. Evans wux not present at totnl, such us Maryland, and **hio
Trial For Poisoning
in passing tho tax bill, if tho in
I f i go> $10,(00. What did you do
of the Pennsylvania ifailroad in
tlie
meeting.
heritance
tax
is
repealed.
and
Kansu*.
To
nominate
at
Hous
|T**b the re.it7" “ I have been |»aycharge o f tra ffic; Fred Harvey of
LOUISVFLLE, Gn^ May 18.—
ton requires 734 votes.
l°r out $200 a week to the bead*
Kansas City, iripreseriting 1"^’
(I N S )— M n. Annlo May WlUford,
The Democrats have been slower
along
the
W
ife
Leaps
To
Death
10.—
(
I
N
S
)
—
IWrtci iiinintained here by Ferry
Aviators Set Record;
hotels und restaurants
N E W YO RK . May
65, and her daughter, Mrs. Elian
in selecting their convention dele
P ^ a r i." “ I« that the Mississippi Airplane stocks soared to new
Santa Fc Route; Paul lienderspn
,
From
Her
Apartment
Ann Davis, 24, alleged to have
Await
Good
Weather
gates than tlie Republicans.
IwmiuiUcenian?’' "Y e s ," saiil Hol high records on the New
of Chicago, vice president o f tho
■‘,rl<
A meeting to explain the work placed poison In i neighbors well
There
are
12
states
yet
to
desig
land. "Howard keeps u hcadquar- Stork Exchange tu<lay, Indualing
National A ir Transport. Inc.; liar
N EW YO RK. May I*].— (I N S ) —
DAYTON, O., May lC.— dNS^) — ing of the Florida Cltrua Growers which caused the death o f one and
|*o here mid 1 paid him $200 u Wall Street’s confidence m too I 'rested in night clothing, end call nate their Houston delegates—Col
U Knight o ( St. L«un»; Charles A f t e r flying 3,390 miles in 31 Clearing House Association will b®
ry
serious Ulnesi of seven other menu '
orado,
Florida,
Kentucky,
Mississ
the
|?wk to <lu some work fo r Mr. newly
formed
TraiiBcontlncnta ing a "goodby" to her husband
hours from Franco Field, Colon, held ut Oviedo in tho high school her o f the family, will be tried on
ippi, New Mexico, North Carolina, l* Luwrcnce, president ° f
over at his head<|uarters
W
right
Aciurmutieal
<
ttporntion;
lr Transport Inc-, the « i. and iai nnd son, In adjo'nlng loomx, Mrs. Oregon, South Carolina, South Da
Panama, for un army record, auditorium Saturday night, a no a first degree murder charge hero
to employ additional help,
which plans to cut travel Virginia Starr, 32, leaped lo death kota, Texas, Virginia und Wes; William II. Mayo, chief engineer Lieut*. James E. Parker, l'ort Ben tice sent'out by commlttoo repre
system
next Monday aa a result of indict'
‘ ttrt were threo pay days in Feh(Commucii on i>ugu 4)
Harrison, Indianapolis, und Robert senting Oviedo and Geneva grow ment* being returned agalnit them
t ip\ between the Atlantic uii'l from thv bcdfOcni window of her Virginia.
l^ fy . five in March and two in
fourteenth floor upnrtment here.
Douglas, Setfridgc F eld, Mich., ers, announced todny.
Pacific t o (IH bouts.
■ by the Jefferson County Grand .
I * 1!' That’s a total o f ten pay
were toduy awaiting favorable
Share-* of the two air companies The family canu- here from Kanxna
Janus Morton will explain tho Jury which investigated the case.
I")* and 1 gave him $2.0(g»."
weather iii order to continue (heir “ clenring house" plan and answer
meutioped as interested in the pr«- City six months ago.
Mrs. ’WlUford and her daughter,.
liollnnd said the other $200
Harry G. Starr, tho hurbund
tour to Washington. Tho men arc question* concerning it. The or*
jOctjAVright Acro and Curtiss
who
i ll srccks tgu g n rr hirth to ..
didn’t cover his expenses on the
sensationally. heard hi* wifi''.v call nnd rushed in*
Jiving a .Boning urniy. pn, suit aliiff. gntilzalluii Is luiuiwsed entirety ot
-Aero *—-»adVMU ed
ei!
l k * f o i ,e - A m t T i e a n F e d e r a t i o n O j A m
all here, a hoy while confined *in jail
!*">-South.
the room aa d ig jumpetb— Hr07
pointe
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Tho object of the air'tour, ac growers nnd will market th* fruit
WrlltM riiU'I'i''S"
are alleged to have placed poison
|County Schools W ip .. f •arc the highest prices that either
stock, has ever attained. A year
Two Poster Prizes Lard
Wright Aero was selling *-t -*•
ke |
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W ASHINGTON, May 1C.(1NS) towns."
Mr. Cooiidgc ghvo much credit
President Cooiidgc, nddressing a to the Washington Plan Cornjo nt meeting of the American nr ssion, created In 1901 under the
Federation of Arts am! the Ameri guidance of the lute Senator
can Association of Museums here James MqMillun, of Michigan, for
today, drew an analogy from tho having started a national move
homilynabout clothes, miking the ment for moro orderly and artistic
man am) urged u greater applica clv’c development nnd he noted
tion of the arts to tho expansion that Impetus hud carried a long
way, adding, however:
und growth of American cities,
“ It is especially tho practical
" I f clothes mako the man—and
certainly good dresa gives one u side of art that requires more cmsense pf aelfTcspcct und poise— phai’-i. We need to put more e f
translating art
into
how much moro is It true that fort In
clean, beautiful surroundings lend tho daily life of tho people. I f wo
n moral tono to a community," ha could aurround ourselves with th*
declared. "Gradually wo are get forms of beauty, the evil ihlnga of
ting rid of the squalor of tho sluma life would tend to disappear and
of our big cities and of the oprj our moral standards would l>«
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preaaive ugliness of the small raised," ho Mid.
cording to bffie.ala at M right
Field, is to determine the shortest
air route between Washington und
the Canal Zone. Tho men left Colon
Suturday and have been making
their way by easy stoges. The
flyers made 1.200 miles yesterday
atopping at Tampico und St: Louis.
According to army officials hero,
tho tone, 31 hours for 3,390 mile*
us tho beat on record for th’.a type
of ship.
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GUGGENHEIM
M ARRIES
BALTIMORE, May 18. (IN S )—
Robert Guggenheim, 42, oon of
the multi-millionaire capitalist,
was on his third honeymoon today,
following his marriage here late
yesterday to Miss Elisabeth Eaton
25, o f Babylon »L. L __
grown by .it* member* only.
The committoee calling the meet
ing are: Oviedo committee, B. G,
Smith, chairman; D. F. Wheeler,
W. J. I-awton and G. M. Jacobs;
Geneva committee, H. H. Pattl•hall, chairman; J. F. McLain and
Eador CurictL P L A N E S 8 IGIITED
ST. JOHNS, N. F.. May 16.—
(IN S )—The two United States
army amphibeaiv planca enroute to
Grecncly Island to bring back the
stranded trans-Atlantic plane Bre
men, were sighted passing over
here early this ufternoon. They
left Pictou, N. P., ar.ortly after 11
A. M., and will atop for refuelling
at St. George, N . F.
in the well of J. T, K*Uy, a neigh
bor, In revenge for. the neighbors
having tipped o ff ofnc ere as to
the whereabouts o f Mrs. Davis*
husband, who was sought,* <g> a
robbery charge.
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Drinking the poisoned water
caused the death of Mrs: Kelly and
other members of the family wert
seriously ill.
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CAROL dVt ARTS
DOVER, Eng., May 1«- (IN S )
Former Crown Prince Carol1 1
rived here late this afteknoon j
boarded » hoet fo r OiOnd.
glum. Sfihe. Magda Helan
it was ascertained waa on
ship with him.
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Backed Bv KiwanSs
Club, Opens Series
Victory In Mammoth Cave
Purse Decreases His Odds
2 Games In Orlafido Today
The Celery Feds dropped an
other notch nearer the basement
o f (bp Florida State Lcqguc yes
terday when the Orlnndo Colts,
here fo r a one gnme series, beat
them, 7 to 3, in a sluggish game
at Municipal Athletic Field.
The Feds will have n chance to
come back this ufternoon in n
double bender with tho Colts in Or
lando. Unless they can take both
games the Feds will stay down
near the bottom nfuhe league with
the Miami Hustlers.
*
• The Feds were leading at the
end o f the fourth inning o f yesterdny’s game but a five run rally
by the Colts in their hnlf o f the
fifth ended the local team’s chance*
o f winning the gnme.
The Feds scored in the first nnd
held that lead until the third, when
tho Colts evened the count with
two runs. The Feds scored a single
tally in the-fourth, but that was
the last time they could count.
Both tenms played loose base
ball. Tho Feds made six errors
and tho Colts ns many. Box score:
Orlnndo
nh r h |>o a o
Edmondson, c f ....4 1 1
4 1 0
Orlnndo........ v...... 002 050 000-^7
Summary: Two Imso hits, Vlau,
Kirby, Warren. Stolen bases, Vinu,
Kirby, Edmondson, Warren, Topplno. Sacrifice hits, Kirby, Culbreath, Barnes, Epperson. Bases
on bnlls, o ff Formby 3, o ff Epper
son 4. Struck out, by Formby f»,
by Epperson 3. Double plays, Trot
ter to Viuu to Abrams, Frisbic to
Toppino to Barnes. IiPft on bases,
Orlnndo 11, Sanford 0. Umpires,
.Moore nnd Weaver. Time o f game,
Lchrmnnn, :
Abrams, lb
Wells, c ....
Formby, p
Totnl .......... 32.
Score by innings
Sanford ............
by the Kiwnnis Club began the
first games on its schedule yester
day. The - four teams ape named
nftcr four members o M h e club.
They are called the Fort’s, lin e 's ,
lllghleym an’n and Bebout's.
The Fort’s are captained by Bud
I-nke; tfio l i n e ’s by Mnrrcy Knnncr; the Highlcyman 's by Jamc£
Hayes, nnd the Bebout’s by Theo
dore Wade. The gnmes will bo
played nt 3:30 I*. M. under the dir
ection o f tho Y. M. C. A'. The
schcdulo follows:
Fort vs Lane, Monday, May 14.
I Dibout vs Highlcyman, Wednes
day, May 1G.
Fort vs Bcbout, Friday, Mny 18.
Lane vs Highlcyman, Monday,
May 21, '
Fort vs Highlcyman, Wednes
day, May 23.
*.
fame vs Bcbout, Friday, 'May 25.
Fort vs Lane, Mondny, June 1.
Helmut vs Highleytnnn, Wednes
day, June 3.
Fort vs Ilebout, Friday, June 5.
Lane vs Ilighleyninn, Monday,
Juno 8.
Fort vs Highlcyman, Wednes
day, June 10.
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Lane vs Bcbout; Friday, June 12.
Despite Weak Hitting O f
In fielders, Chicago Cubs
Have Won Nine Straight
N E W YORK, Mny 15.— (I N S ) —
Despite tiie fact thnt they are
varying n flock of weak hitting
infieldcrs nnd that, the highly
touted Kiki Cuylcr hn» been n to
tal flop, the Chicago Cubs are rid
ing on the rent o f a wave of nine
straight victories today. Joe M>Carthy’s gang set o ff a third
bomb under the Giants. Ye (tod a y
*hoving the New Yorkers down in
to fourth place.
Tjie substitution of Earl Webb
fo r Cuylcr bus jacked up the Bru
ins like a check from home on the
day before pay day. His double
und triple drove jn four of Chi
cago’s eight runs yesterday, while
Charlie Root held the Giants to t .
runs in registering In* fouitli
straight tiiimiph.
The Reds drubbed the Phillies
again, h to 4, and clung to their
one-game lead over the Cubs. The
paralyzed Phils nicked l.uque foi
four runs in the first inning mid
then rclnp-ed into their ciislomnry
coma. Callaghan, t'iney
Rookie,
got his seventh hit in eight times
at hut mol iol\ ari ed to seem'd
place in tin* Nutao.-rl League hat
ting a\ciarc-.
St. Louis nosed out llo tmi I
3, nnd jumped to third place.
Chuck Ilafey lined out four hits.
Thirty five players, almost enough
for four-team i. participated in a
see-sow contest between Pitts
burgh and Brooklyn. Statz's double
gave Brooklyn a 7 to G margin.
The New York Yankees ran their
percentage up to .800 by downing
Detroit fo r,the third time, 7 to 5.
B:il>e Ruth got hi. ninth homer
nnd George I’ ipgia-. tile h'ngiir’f
leading pitcher, turned in his sixth
rtrnigiit victory. The Yanks have
won hint out o f ten from the
Western >lubs nnd now le nst a
winning streak o f five straight.
Jimmy Fox, pineh hitter, pulled
a Frank .MinSwell |>y smacking
a hmio' run with two men on base
in the tenth inning, enabling the
Atiilctiis to. fin.ill' top Cleveland
bv n t* to 3 score. I.efty Grove
whiffed eleven hatters and won Idfifth straight game.
W ieliiiic!mi hits fiiiidly pollen
stuiled at tin' expense of the \Vlu te
Si>\ With Gaston mi the neuind,
the Not - op pi'd the Suv 1 tu 2.
ilflie le it nr lint, tie Boston Red
,*sox are in -•*isill place Ed Mm
re . Son pii'h'i' frnlil .Mobile, won
o 3
2 duel I Min the ve'eii.o Sam
Gray i,f the St l.miis Itn.ivos.
Stirling G o lf Is Expected
To Fp.atnrp College M a tch F or Annual Championship J
S T A N D IN G
FLO RID A
STATE
LE A G U E
West Palm Bench
Fort Lauderdale
Daytona Bench
Orlando ..............
SANFORD .... .....
Miami .................
BY D AV IS J. W A L S Il
International News Service
Sports Editor .
N E W . YO RK, May 15.— The
still small voice o f doubt concern
ing those *10 to 1, G to 1,
future beta on
Reigh -Count’s
nozzle in the
derby was a l
most no more this morning. It had
been lulled into a tinso o f com
parative security by tho Count's
impressive performance in winning
the Mammoth Cave purse yester
day under 118 pounds nnd well re
strained % 1:43 2-5 for the mile
nnd a sixteenth. He went on to
Saturday's distance under equal
restraint in 2:05 2-5 and full
many a future derby will be won
in time no better than that.
Of anything whs needed to in
sure the" fact that Reign Count will
be n prohibitive favorite in the
derby his race in tho Mammoth
Cave Kcltlcd the matter. It also
settled that still small voice most
ly lifted ninong Enstern ‘ racing
men in question of Ben MitchclBa
training of the Hertz colt.
vth p y said Ben was arranging
for thr-Count to IeaveTiicirjr jv4,
the training track h>’ running Kim
too hard, too.often, and too far in
the morning Works. K didn’t scorn
to make any difference that Henley
Wel>)> used thn same tactics with
Black Gold nnd Barry Shannon'did
much the same with Bubbling
Over. The Count was being burned
tip, tlu-y said, and n lot o f sap
'money was to Join the conflagra
tion:
However, a 2:05 2-5 perform
ance five days before tho big n e e
t
RESULTS
FLO RID A S T A T E LEA G U E
Orlando 7; Sanford 3.
Daytona Bench 0; Fort Lauder
dale 7.
r
Miami nt West Palm Bench post
poned (account lateness high
n hool g inio on diamond.) Doub
le hendi r today.
T O D A Y ’S G AM I
FLO RID A S T A T E LEAG U E
Sanford at Orlnndo (2 games).
Day toon Bench nt For'. l--iuder
dull*.
Miami at West Palm Beach.
Poison (ins As Rat Inller
lints. Hie pest of mm \ parts of
Europe, lire t<> lie fought with p'lj.
run gns. A Dane ha, invented a
projector •'Which fires 'eartriilgrs
into the lianiits uife ited by the
nits. A thick ,n)iike which is given
o ff is liainitess to hiiiiinii In iii'js,
but is fatal In all indent * v. ithin
I illlgT '.
• "nti rpillm who li follow i
nt low blindly have b"on fn
the Smith of I'rnipi'
Th
enlled "pipe proeessimiary
inline lliilely one moves tnv
new feeding gr .mill the ie
fulluw, each leaving u silke
In guide those ill the tear.
I nng Non-Stop Run PlHlined
I'luinging the crew while Hie
|j4 * jiii is speeding -is the latest idea
itt the non-stop craze that has hit
NEW YORK. May 15. — ( IN S ) — evelS ^ or college iner. Mbckciizio Biititfli railroads. One line is hav
Judging finm the type of g o lf be may net be eligible because he left ing constructed n locomotive len
Brown tcmi* ru. ily to visit Gay der containing a corridor so that
ing playeil in the Eastern col
Sli'lldifei'
in the the S orthwe.it, the new iinginoer and fireman mav
leges'this senmiii no l i lie charac
hut,
even
if
Roland is out, there take their ,liners without stopping
ter of the entries fm the annual
are at least u couple of eliglhle the train. If the experiment proves
championship fixture-, tin re wil)
liewcoiiiers who may more than suiresuful, the 3!I2 miles between
be large und luscious doings at
make up his uhs< me. They are London and Edinburgh will he made
old Apuwamis, near Rye, N. Y.,
without a stop.
whin tile intercollegiate cluilllpiiili I'hilipps Finluy and Eugene V.
11"mails, intc rschnlustic champ on beaten for his temporary hnnm by
ship field goe. to the post on .Ilia,'
2U. Watts G uiiii, Ge rgia Tu i, and nimi'.'i-up re«peetivel.v hi lt>27. n late starter The letter was Ins
and Roland Mackenzie, Drown k inlay is a fieshinun at Harvard friend mid rival, Homans. Both
eiiH'ieil showed to smile advantage in
University, unnua) W ilie r I'up while Homans recently
l*i incetun, w here his father. "Sliep’ mutch play in the ehampinm.liip,
nienihers nowadays, il' iiiiiinteil tb
individual chump unship but there 1) i»n.u i t was a eonteni|Mirarv of toil.
Another I kelv candidate for eo|will be more and possibly bettei the illustiat ous "Snake" Ames.
Speeking i f tile In tlil. Ills sou. i I*ge linnets is Maurice McCarthy,
contenders this time.
now- n sophomore at Genrgitown.
Of courre, if G uiiii reel* o ff nine John Ames, is president of the In
' h i I'lleg ate
Golf
Association, Maurice will he remenibered us the
auch holes us he played t" the turn
and in that i ole, is milting.ng the lad who led the great JiViios by 2
nga'tist Mackenzie in the IP27
Apawuiiiis event.
up in tbe championship und didn’t
finals, Hie grim, little Gcurgian
Finlay and Homans are regard- Nueeuinb to Itoldiy until the final
will retain his title no matter who
id as enihryonic llnhliy Joneses of green. Captain Landman, o f Yale,
i» to face him. Rut even Gunn
the juvenile field and neither <s is another good one. ns Gunn will
doesn’t figure to repent such u |m i without hoi triumphs among the I attest. He defeated Watts 'at 18
formuncc and some o f themen out hig timers. For nearly the entire
against him this year rule among day, Finlay led Jencs, (Inimet, |hole* in the recent Ynle-Geoigi.i
, Tech team match.
th* best In the land.
Evans, G uiiii, Von Elm, and all the )
All in all. Gunn probnblv G
Inde ed, fete diampioiuh'i s,' mu
Idg lines through the first IH holes
Md# the national fixtures, will call o f the qualifying,round at the last making up Ida mind to a rather
forth imore real class than will this nat unnl amateur. He finally was |hectic five days o f it when h" lavs
i his title on the line at Apawnmis.
vicinities. Weather, experts said
the fate of the v a llfy 'depended on
the strength of the patched up
Government levees nnd fair wea
ther.*
.
The rain ceased, only scattered
rains falling in some sections. The
waters of the tributaries rushedon
to the Mississippi.- The river at
last reached its crest at Memphis,"
33 feet, only two feet below flood
stage.
.
Meantime the tributaries hnd
emptied their loads of water into
the Mississippi. First the- tribu
taries started ftilling, then the
Mississippi itself.
Several thounnds of ncrc* o f
the Misisaippi nnd the government
levees were already overflowed.
Hundreds o f acres o f farmlands
around Des Are, Georgetown and
Newport,jArk., were also submerg
ed.
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Water Kerrding .'
Water this week was gradually
leaving these lands much o f which
was already planted. Replanting
will he lute hut In time to produce
crops.
The ony threat this Fpring’s high
water made on levees was near
Georgetown, Ark., where 800 mert
worked for three days to hold the
White river in its banks.
^hc..eastern lcvnc noa-_G c»rgf•
tdwrf almost broke several times
but the crest passed without it
giving way.
But tlu> same optimistic word.
••There will be no flood this year,"
is being passed nlong.
nnd Jbc farts here arc that Reigh
Count beat some pretty good derby
candidates, including Jack Higgins,
Lawley and Colorcl Shaw-, nnd did
it with much in reserve. His time
for a mile and u sixteenth was
nothing unusual but the colt ob.
viouslv was out doing his running
over the first hnlf mile in training
Dodg on, I.awlcy nnd Jack Higgins
and even when he was let down Y/
Lang, he came to the pr.c. with so
little effort ns to indicate that he
had plenty left i? he needed it,
which apparently he didn't.
Anyhow, 1 can’t see anything
to shiver about in the fact that you
have your money riding on the fav
orite. There,, unfortunately has been
ns yes no amendment added to the
racing code which prohibits n fav
orite from losing and it must be
admitted that the derby has pro
duced Its share of disappointing
public choices but not in the Inst
ten years.
Tiie lore of the downs, in fat-,
is fast taking on the suggestion
that a derby favorite stands up.
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ltc. He won. So were Bubbling Ovt r, Morvich, Sir Barton Illnck
Gold and Exterminator. They won.
Go hack a few years and you will
find Paul Jones, George Smith and
(tld Rosebud, the record holder—
winners nil.
.
In fact, since tho victory of the
filly. Regret, only Flying Ebony
really could be looked upon as an
outsider nnd there could hnvc been
no actual standout in a field such
ns he faced. A ll in all. the man is
not so dumb who tabes the out
sider in tlic^derby nowadays, lie
N EW YORK. May 15— ( I N ) —
is dumhui — old stuff, maybe, but Charles l.ec Smith, president of
the Association for the Advance
ment of Atheism, today awaited
sentence, following conviction in
special sessions court yesterday of
sending "annoying and atheistic"
letters and literature to Dr. John
Roach Rtrnton, noted fundamental
ist leader. Smith is to he sentenced
Monday, and is under $500 bail.
The trial yesterday sited newlight on the personal feud which
hits been in progress between the
erty diiiiiage.
two men for many months. Smith,
Levi-.'s Crumbled
an attorney, cross-examined Dr.
11*vis's vverr crumbling like play St rat on himself. He asked if it
things before tno «n g iy Mi'.si'ia- were not true that the clergyman
ippi and its tributaries, spring is prejudiced agiiiu-.t Atheism. "1
ruins were falling throughout the am very pitiful for them and have
territory drained by the great riv no prejudices," I);-. St niton an
er ami teirur reign:d throughout swered.
the valley.
Smith ajs • testified, and denied
A few days bark a f i ightened that Dr. litruioti hnd warned him
vnlli v ho lied towuid the gi'i'*T to discontinue rending Ills li'.eraM i s s i s s i p p i In
r e it
welting rap t in thraugh the mnibs t o the mill"
nly rs the annual thaw in the n-•1 11 1 i'-ter. II" ndmit’ cd sending pamph
relit glellt V'l'tunes of water hur- lets to ill*' minister, dealing with
ryiliir tuwunl* tile tea
Bam
Atheism and birth emit i d. adding
tin'" iglnoi* A ' I mi-as wa mv.'I' that. "I wai led t•• cun- ert |ir
flow iut the I rilmtn* ics. lowland
Strnton t o Atl'i'i in and s: \ itaninot I’luti i ti-.i by tile goveinnien* ty. vvhieh would In* a great udlever.. W ile I'overed with water.
, vanlog" t o t i i e cause."
Tho Mi- . , -11>|it was c l-II g at an
Sn:;th said he received large
.’•liirniit'g pace. The Tenia'' ee, •pointit' -s nf religimfs pamphlets
White, Ohm and Arkan.'in rivei . lied had never thought of protest
licit' filled to their banks and ing against such propaganda.' Ash
* sine,
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to «l*>*
tho
nnswered, " I
his aesthetic
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cicrgyW ith ' the completion „»
wanted
flights between Berlin aivi
side, if over. It w ill be pw ,iblo *
leave Berlin at tu0 o'clock*
morning and arrive at L
eight hours Inter. Regular
Melba, the prima donna, has just
w ill bo conducted during .xT
returned to her Home In Australia, mcr season at least. •
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after a tour in whiclj sho spent
(TO O L A T E TO ('LASSIE
some time enjoying ocean bathing
FOR S A L E : One Ico Box J
at Honoliflti.
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213 Sanford A ve.
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S & ‘g£ j e f
A t h e i s t Follower
Faces Penally For
Annoying Preacher
Investigation D iscloses
Fact That Mississippi Is
Free From Present Menace
MEMPHIS, Tumi., May 15."Thc Mississippi valley h safe.
There will he no Hood this year.
Having reached its crest of 33 feet,
the Mits.ssippi River is falling. The
annual tha-.v in the northreliar
.•
already sent its great volumes id
water down the Fathers of Wntei
olid Hie high stage of the nvci is
passed."
This in breif. tells the optimi*tic story In il'g passed along to
le-idonls of the Mississippi vallev
by I lit* weather bureaus of tin
Smith i;tul rt' er expei t-.
A year og'> the entire vnllri was
submerged, the eves of the entire
nation w ire trained nn a ...... led
southland wheie Hie ill nsipr I ail
driven many llimisaiid pe.qde ft>im
their h o m e s , eauseil l.imdii'il, ••I
death., and millions of d'uhii . |ra|i
Berlin.London Flight,
cd why he hnd sent nude picture*,
TAYLO R For G o v e r n o r
K ^yZ U u rm p
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a bo u t the g o o d n e s s o f bottled
c a r b o n a t e d bev era ges . M a d e o f
finest sugar, c a r b o n a t e d w a t e r
a n d w h o l e s o m e taste-tempting
f1av or s, t b ey are p u re a n d h c a 11hful. It’s .the c a r b o n a t i o n — per
f ec t o n l y w h e n t h e d r i n k is
b o t t l e d —that adds that delicious,
ta ngy taste. H u y t h e m b y t b ;
case. K e e p a f e w bottles always
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O H N S. T A Y L O K , Democratic
caniliilatv for CJuvcmor, is u succcssful "dirt farmer"; n larfie
grower, sliipper nnd pucker of citrus
fruits; a biixinncss man and banker; lias
served us f'ounty (commissioner for six
years, as S ' it" |l'wires,,,*talive for tlircc
terms, 'and ns Stale Senator for tvvo
terms.
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His cvp i'i. rice Im* ftiven him :i brnml
nnilerstandir•* «»f farm ami mtrkelirv*
problems, cf business and financial
questions, of local and slate ;tjfairs.
Beware O f Cheap Substitutes
Senator Taylor advocates: (1) belter schools nnd adequate
school terms; ( 2 ) adequate pensions for ni*ed veterans; (A) child
welfare laws and mother’s pensions; (•!) abolition of nceiipntional
licenses: ffi) a Workingmen’* Compensation l.ivv; (fi) more and
better hgihwny* for all parts of the state; (7) limitation of bond
issues.
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Senator Taylor’s rceoril is one of constructive accomplishments
and of unquestionable integrity.
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;il THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFOltD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1628
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> H ie Sanford Herald
Poor Psychology
^ -P « lb i M rt*rf t llt m t a n t t »l
Mnarfar at
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l i t M it M t la A v tau r.
LEST W E FORGET
MIAM I HEItA1.11
It has been our pleasure during the past few weeks to
attend many of the county political meetings and to hear
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M atter
The followintr editorial is re* never again will the Slate o f
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1 »**, at U * P M to ttlr e the various candidates for office enumerate their qualifica
f*
F larM a, ■ « < • » a rt at tions, attack their opponents, nnd plead for votes.
printed
from the Minm: Herald of Florida be afflicted with the brand
Among
Jn o tM
at M a r t* a. W T .
them are some very able politicians, a few magnetic orators, Deccnihei* 31, 1920:
of politics adopted and pursued by
and occasionally one who presents in his-utteranccs much
n O L t,A )«n V. D K A N ----------- R t l t i r
Practically, - the admin Isink ion the present governor.
n . i i p w A n n m : n u ........... t t a u p r
common sense, v*
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. Wc may dismiss him with no
o f Sidney J. Catts ns, governor of
K t n u t j c , i O K i n ..M aaaarlac K d ltor
But several seem to have failed utterly in ascertaining the state of Florida has been- worse hope than thnt his private
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n tm n c R ira o N B A T B S
the depths of the public mind. However skilled they may closed, n few days only interven life will he comfortable nnd long
• - - t »a * V r a r .... ___________
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a l * Manilla ......„........ .
t u t be as politicians in some respects they have, from a psycho ing tie tween now iTnd the .time cone'nurd, and that he will never
T lir r r M onika ......... ..
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v j l t t'a r rla r » * t W « t k
t a i l logical point of view,, been unable to interpret- the attitude ■when his successor will bo in aspire to office again in this com
o f the citizen in regard to what constitutes a qualification augurated.
monwealth.
cl '
for office,
,
The lesson to the peopla or
Tlte Herald hns Tjo. vindictive
We have heard several o f these candidates, ,wh(f feeling toward the retiring gover Florida is contained >n the statettK *
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RUTH BRYAN OWEN
,|Ma
ann rrlor
ttm |
t ttm
Mh
k lltui l l a a
nor nnd only refers to his ex ment thnt Governor Calls’ ad
Itaentr i k M u a t n m d j ' u i l r m rrr* might possibly make very excellent office hoUfefo, give as
failure
1*1 a ll Ike Ira d ln a events of Ike their paramount reason for seeking the job nothing more periences In office and his going ministration has hedn a
S .4 T .S
* M j r » w o rld . ' T k r L. N . S. la
thence, because the last four for which the people are partly
JMOtallr r f f lH r a t I
Florida and la than that they need the money. They nre br^ke, they have
years have been fruitful in politi chargeable. It was bccuuse they de
Florida must
welcome
M t t M l m n a l.
a wife and a number of children, they are unable to secure cal lessons to the people o f serted the principles o f the demo
the farmer as warmly ns*
she now welcomes the
T k o llr r a ld
U a
m em ber of tk r employment elsewhere, so they are appealing to the public Florida, if they will hut consider cratic party nnd wandered after
A
adit--------------n o rra a o f rlre u lo llo n o , an on a sympathetic platform to turn o v e r‘ to them .the busi
...----radical lenders thnt the state was
tourist. The man who
them
and
learn
front
them.
la t t r a a t lo a a l Aaaoelatlan of l*nhworks with n line among
A d rrrtla e ra a ad A d r e n la - ness of running the government.
Governor Catts had the oppor afflicted fo r four long years by
the potatoes Is as vatu*
■ **' A re n t*
w k lrh
rritnlre eark
For such men The Herald is, of course, sorry. It deep tunity that comes to but very few thG present administrnti n. Those
F n bllak er m em ber to aubmlt ta a
ahle to us as the man
Ik a ta a fk
audit
of
aubarrlptlon ly regrets that the effects o f the boom nnd the depression men of making a grekt reputation years ought to be n solemn warn
who works with a golf
lU ta la o rd er to vrrtr* a b a o la te lr
ing
to
the
people
for
nil
time
to
under adverse circuniitnnres. 1His
club
among the golf nails.
alt elatma o f circulation, aa w e ll aa which followed'should have left numbers of excellent men
•*election came to him ns a reaction cento, thnt extremists, theorists,
koaeat bnalnea* metkoda.
-v*
without employment. And we are not asking anyone to front n feeling that there had been radii els are not safe political
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vote against such a man simply because he cannot make a political ehiennery that robbed him guides for this or any other people.
WEDNESDAY, MAY t6.
r .imlliI.m **■• i ;i ■ fiem
living except in an office given him by the public. But wc of a nomination that would have
I'ii-irlh <\>nui * ■ f r i t Ins
do contend that it is very poor politics, very poor psychology, assured hint tho election. Time hns
til, l Vela loll, "'ll be m>BIBLE TERSE FOR TODAY
i r " -nlrtl.
demonstrated that there was no
to appeal for votes on the sole ground of needing the job.
Our government, city, county, state, nnd national, is politien) wrong Inflicted upon the
E V IL DESTROYS ITSELF—
governor, nor upon those who sup
bO SSIN G ’S
The merciful man docth (food to quite comparable to any large corporation which has to do ported him. It is also demonstrated
Tim that the courts wore, correct bis owu kouI: but he that is cruel with the spending of millions of dollars annually.
CITY T R A NSFHR
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troublcth hK own' flesh.— Prov. people are the stockholders,-and HiB^pobtieians, o r statesmen their decisions op the /ewitests
H STORAGE CO.
TRANSFER
11:17, as the case may be, nre the oTficcrs and directors o f the instituted by the governor, nnd
r.i|,i‘ i i I 'ln n ii III„ 1 In a . Iln n ll iit i
< i n l i n e ’, S h i , , ti : r a .
Hauling,
Crating
Shipping,
PRAYER— 0 lxird, to tho merci company. The people should be as careful in selecting their that he was not tbc^ dibit item tic
*«lil,- I m c l , I ' n r l i l i l r n
and Storage
ful Thou wilt show Thyself merci governmental heads as they are Ul selecting the directors ,nominee.
l * i i „ i „ . sou
-inn \. M»i>ti- \ , t
I’luifie
HIM K . Hril
ful,
Despite
that
fact
lie
became
the
It
M
.I'll
VV.
I.OHS1NG .Mgr.
of some corporation in which they may lie interested.
Wc cannot imagine a candidate for the position of nominee of another party and was
Even in West Florida the newselected because of n temporary
president of the General Electric Company going before shifting o f public opinion, the gov
papers are against Catts.
the hoard of directors and pleading for the job because he ernor could *till have ntnde a name
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Tammany Hall recently cele is broke and needs the money. The man who obtains such for himself creditable to the state,
brated its li'Mth anniversary. Tam a position is going to be already a busy man, active in the had lie so desired.
many Hall is ns old as it is cor- business and financial world. And in all probability the of
He did not so desire. Iljs term
nipt.
fice will seek him and he will accept it at much sacrifice of office has been characterized
The place to build your home
by incompetence, by a course of
There is no doubt in anybody's to his spare time and possibly to his health.
action that has made every intel
People realize that it should he the same in polities.
mind that Jim Carson is tearing
ligent Floridian linng his head with
down the Catts lead, if any.— Locs- Ordinarily public offices are not particularly remunerative. shame. He hemuie a disrupter and
butg Commercial.
I f a man is thoroughly qualified for the job, he should he a disturber nnd ends h's term with
able to earn much more* in private Jife. He should accept out a political friend, Th . state
The
Orlando
Reporter-Star
a public position simply through a sincere desire to render rejoices that hn goes .it o f office
bring* out tho fact that the Repub
within a few ijny . ami hopes that
service
to his people and his country.
Heims o f Florida got thrir Hear,
He should not seek the job just because lie cannot
knocked o ff iaift week.
earn a living at anything else. At least he should not let
I t is getting po that no one will anyone know that that is his reason.
It is very bud
On improved City properly at 7 per cent. :t to five jear
build a home in the country nnv psychology.
E llo n J . M o u g h lO n
mora
for
fear
,nf
its
being
miiPI
---------------------------o --------------------------straight loans on residences. 5 to ” tl year loans on goad
tuken for n road house.
Loch
1.9
Arbor
De Forest Sanford
H
Realty Co.
MONEY TO LOAN
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Leading Candidates For The Presidency
A r c h ite c t
First Nat’! Ifank llldf.
Sanford, Fla.
The tittle girl down the street
complains that, the trouble with
Secretary Mellon's recent statement that "Mr. Hoover
most vegetarians is that they are
seems
to come closest to the standard that we set lor this
always beefing about it.
high office,” which amounts to a virtual endorsement fcf the
Tho gubernatorial race seems cabinet candidate and assures him sevent.v-nine delegates
to ho growing more and more into from I’ennsylvana at the Kansas City Convention, has been
a fight between Hathaway and received with much jubilation among Republicans who be
Carlton to defeat Catts.
lieve Hoover is the one man who can defeat Al Smith.
The commerce secretary's delegate strength, aug
Bob Holly is back from Wash
mented
Saturday by the momenlus words of Mellon, now 1
ington where he told tho members
the 1.0811
o f the Federal Trade Commission stands at 546 or one more than a majority of
how he got publicity for tho utility delegates necessarv for the Humiliation. This rosy picture
companies of Florida.
o f the former food administrator’s chances for being the
standard hearer is, however, not without some splotches of
Two thousand fake voters have somber color, which are beginning to manifest themselves
bcCn discovered‘on the registration
'hooks of
Hillsborough county. in the form of rebellion among the grain belt states, which,
/Sojneono must He trying to win an believing that Hoover is not in sympathy with their cause,
are going to push the “ Hoover can’t win" line of attack in
■election down there
the hope of stopping him by convincing party leaders that
Frank Culver of St. Petersburg he cannot carry the mid-west slates and will lose in the
says thnt if Catts is nominated, populous and wet Eastern states.
ho will run as an independent in
In tho meantime. Governor Al Smith, that picturesque
tho general election. And no douh:,
figure, who has risen from the East Side of New York
so will half a dizen others.
through the various stages o f saloon keener, actor, ward
The curly- bird may lie the one jioliticiftn mid finally to governor of his native slate, seems
that catches tho worm all rig ht. j o he aniline m/ifpst-iiadly-Louaink^maunw. at ■■llom4oiyT-whoo“bOt some of oub people don't seem the South will again be asked to nominate a man, selected
to he bide to forget that it was by the North, whose general makeup, regardless of
his
tho curly worm that got caught. alleged qualifications,, is diametrically opposed to all that
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The Christian Science Monitor a Southerner considers a paid of a president, ami
enino out the other day with a front very name suggests the odor o f a beer parlor and is repug
page 6tory about Ruth Bryan Ow- nant to Democrats who have come to associate the word
vti'n candidacy for Congress. Think Tammany with all that is low and corrupt in politics.
of the publicity she will get after
I f Secretary Hoover and Al Smith are both successful
ahb'a elected.'
in the June primary, it will be interesting to see how the
Southern States will react to a situation which offers on |
, Sinclair Lewis has married the
the one hand a Republican, qualified as few men are for 1
daughter of a nicthodisl minister.
Evidently the author of Elmer the highest office in the land, and on the other a Demo
Gantry doesn't think the daughters crat, whose character seems to lie suited more to the part 1
of mlniatcni ure as hud us the of a bartender than of the master of the White House.
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Time For Preparation Needed
The
Business M a n
T i m e is m o n e y in busi
n e s s a n d I m a k e sure
m y car is always ready
fo r se r v ic e by u sin g
C h a m p i o n Spark Plugs.
Champion I* llir heller «p»rk plug
hecauie It hi* an exclusive nilllmanltr insulator «pecially treated to with*
■tail,I the much higher
temperature* of the
modern high-comprca• lon engine. A bo a new
patented (olid copper,
giiket-icallhatremainil
ahioluteiy gut-tight untier high compretiion.
Special inalyii* elec*
trodei which aiturc a
fixed >park-gap under
>11 driving conditions.
h a m p io n
Dr. Hutkawuy made u speech in
‘TO BE AT CATTS”
DoLand Saturday night, but lie
hasn't been back to Sanford since
TAMI’ A TRIIICNK
Dependable f or Every Engin*
he disappointed ail his friends Iasi
llxiing the myth usniduous- good, nr better, probability that
mouth. Wonder tf he is coming
back before election.
ly’Tultivateil h.v (he nervous Hath- the high men will lie Curt ton ;lnd
away partizaps lo tIn- effect (hat Cults. Then the Hathaway slogan I
Joe Tinker, once a famous base“ You
must' Vo j e for Hath
would have to become: "V o le for
hull player on the Chicugo Cubs,
in campaign manager for Sidney away in ordci’ to heut Cults" — Curlton In heat Catts " llathu I
It is improbable thnt any man " a y ’s friends may honestly doubt
J. Catts in Orange County.— Dc
on
Ijind News You couldn't have said will he elected by firs! choice thnt Curlton will he one of the ;
anything worse about Tinker.
t
w
o
,
hut
they
knoM'
it
i*
possible,
votes only. That is, no man- will
TIRES & TUBES
and, if they are sincere, their sec
have a majority.
h Too bud that Bob Holly is so
The second general y recognized ond choice votes will he for t.'url(JAS & OIL
small physically. Ho canT throw
hurt
proposition
is: The lending three ton. S u m !) a vote will not
hia chest out nearly as fa r as he
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should because the Eustls Luke men will he Carlton, Culls and Hathaway, because as long an he
Region is rated the best allround Hathaway—possibly not in that if in the race his second choice
ACCESSORIES
votes wtl| not lie counted. Turning
paper in th* state.— Clermont order, hot those tire the names.
Suppose
laO.OOO
ballots
ale
now in the Taylor and Ckriun
Preaa,
PH O N O G R APH S
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cast, and 60.00 of these
I first votes.
T h ere. is no
reason
Nomination of Sidney J. Cattg choice) nip for Cults, 40,000 for why they should be fur Hathaway
& RECORDS
Mould be on enjoyable morsel for Hathaway, 30,000 for Cnrltou, -"o,- second dpjlgg. The leaders Will
tho newly vumped Republican party 000 for Taylor and Carson com probably be Carlton and either
Save our cash r^^isin Florida, ■ Yes, i f Sidney is nom bined. Assume the* 40,000 vtilrd ^Cults or Hathaway
' f H '-_f .
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fe r—tickets- on all
inated.— BradcntonHeraldi_yKilh. fo e - Hathawny—fnr rrtTFi TcuTona' curlton and Cults, all votes for
five I'amlldutts Jn lHe ruee, vie than "1 prefer Carlton, hut I
purchases till* they
Hathaway up,, worthies*. I f they
nujr »ec that very thing.
must vote for Hathaway to bcut arc Curlton ahd Hathaway, and
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amount
to $5.00 or
you prefer Curlton but vote for
Bryan Mack. Lakeland new*. CatU."
Then only the highest two men Huthuwuy "to beat Catts,■' you
more and we will al
naperman, want* to go to the
Jfouaton convention a* a delegatc- remain in the race; the first w.II be terribly disappointed to
low you
of them
■tsUrre from Florida.
Mack choice vote* for the three others find thut C alls is ulready out o f
•arved in the teat Democratic Nat. are thrown out— hut the election th* running and.that you ure Jo.
in trade. .
invention and know* the m IH be decided by the second ing nothing except vote nguinut
A
S A N F O R D name
rope*.. Wo hope he is elected.
choice mark* on (he
CurlUm- your o\vn preference.
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Taylor-Carson ballots.
A cause is growing distressingly
plate for your car to
Como to think obout it. in the
I f you are inclined toward Curl- M'eak when its adherents urge
SparJCPlugs
Save 5%
5%
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hi* latest utterance*, whui
can't figure out is how Doctor
tKcnzie ever got his consent to
enter a race for the governorship
/ in which Doctor Hathaway was al[k candidate.—Tampa Times.
I't you suppose Dr. MaeKensic
■ just kidding la th f first ffoco
A S ; - . *,
ton, there i* no reason why-you
should not vote for Curlton first.
If Curlton'* first choice votes
should be thruwn out, your second
choice vote will be exactly as rood
as a first choice, if f ur one of the
leader*.
Put now consider the equally
'
w rr.
you, "Vote for This, not hecuuse
thin is good, hut to beat That.”
The chemical constituents of u
man are said to be worth, 98 cent*
Possibly It is tliut price which cauzeti »om«{ woman to run after them.
mm
each customer.
Rines Service
Station
ThttM' haling pn.prrli. l.i^ „ r lilt!,., anj nlu r.- in Scnmmlr
t "intlv fur Milt' plf.iM’ nu ll) in,' curl) In Idler, sinipli Matiiq;
the fuel, anil c i i i n j (he iiinnlifr of mut acpuralf pii'crs,
\ bum foj huumlory description ami fin tli-pkii lealiiicn
" i l l llu-n fie mailed lo )ou that )nur liditiKH (wideim minership shmi n unlemi .yint so desire) limy appear nn ((duller I’ uhlicil) Sheets
" ill need Mime time In get .ill phases i,| a nun I, pi.uliiuhlc
svslem m preselitalile shape,
I■tinners,*—please tlun'l hired In write llnise “ Crop Prescripfiulis" and he. sure ta* sign ymir name In them. Smli a
(realise " i l l he a small matter in inn (nil a ‘ (.real l.ifp i n
llur (u n n il's New Cili/emt,
" i l h >on for Seminole unlit dial name hecumes u synonym
fur \\ Inili'Minie Prpsperily.
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H.A.Speir Sanford Florida
C h ic k s
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LIFE and
GROWTH
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Prescriptions Filled Promptly
And Accurately
Sanford
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Announcement
W e wish to thank our many friends for
the generous patronage accorded Couch’s)
and to announce that we have disposed
of the Columbia Phonograph and Record
*j
Agency to the Melton Electric Co., 321
Sanford Ave.
COUCH’S
NO TIME TO EXPERIMENT
(Editorial In Tallahassee Daily Democrat)
Sometime ago thin paper expressed its intention to
eurli eabinet r-lficer. So far only tno have opposition, the <om?|
troller and Commissioner of Agriculture.
In looking over those announced for Comptroller, perhaps ihcl
most important office in the State, M’e lind one Emory Sjvjtl
Martin hut lately come into the state from Alston. lleorgi»,l
wlicrc he was president and cashier of the defunct state liankl
the Citizens Hank of Alston, which failed miserably nnd fm «hicn|
be was severely criticised. We believe he should have reni.iir.el|
up there among his people and lived down his responsibilities C
them rather than come down here seeking high office so soon an*'I
asking that the whole banking system >4 llu* state he plnml im F
del his supervision. To think far a moment that the pv,,|,k‘|
w'-.ultl eonsiih i such a thing
ridirulous.
Another aspirant is Judge .1. It. Stewart, state senator af'!|
ludroad law yet from Fernnnditm. I'lu* fact that he was a tncabci i f the Inst legislature ought to dispose of him in the nun:*
at the |mo pie. However, if that is not enough it should he rr-l
membered that he was ptesent and voted down every uin-ndmiotl
olfeicd m lighten the liuiden of the infamous I’onneis' Hightva:. [
bill and he did not vole against it on fin.*, passage thus pcimii
ting such an lonpiitous Ium to pass without oppos'Mg it by vulu I
or vote. \ law about which Mi
Just tee Brown said placed
blank state cheek of unlimited amount in l't»* hands of t " " me:.
elr. Neither dues the record >h. v. thru Smiitor Steuait inti's
ilmcd ai.y banking bills ot pio, "'Cit a l l ) i . o.rd al bank legiskilion during the last session ot (he legi ' Tt,: ■ The ndl call .ot* '
shoe him interested in th* ( .M ots' lughua) bill, li.it •«1 1erin; |
nothing to letnedy those ti l i ng- about ulmli be i> now coii.pliin.
mg
M "ieo vii, it 'liouid !■ u iiii I'llii iiil that the huge la hoi’ l
lines ot the stale are now imiti ting a portion of their tav h 'l
lovnb.iig i e 'i Hues of |>t it.-•t ally e v il) county and spei.nl 'ill**"1
'I
ilistrst in tin* state us well a those nf th.- state its If nnd hr'.
Inought injunction agnut-t the comjitrollei to prevunt In- ei
forcing the collection of such taxes
It successful the las bin
delis of the people will be meti .••.cd m p ioportion to whtih tlio |
of the railroad* are leMei 'd be*au:-e so much revenue nnisl *'
raised each veni The annul.>1 mvol.eil in the ra.e Me ale (alkt.i't
about is idioie a inillfon dollar
It is the la « that (he railroads nnisl return their propctl)
to the comptroller r*er) tear tar taxation— if lie is satisfied
" ith such return the comptroller nun mcept them and that is th”
end ol it. Ernest Amos lias ne.i t accepted the i ablations as re-1
turned hut has called in the railroad assessing board, composed *'f
the comptroller, attorney .general and state treasurer, « hich
laiaril has fixed the assessment annual)).
The railroad Un*
have increased annually from ? 1,7tip.tl00 in 1917, taxes for li'K
to $6,11(11,00(1, taxes for 19J7
llu* rectiids s Iuim- that Ern?*'
Amos os comptroller himselt put unou the tax hook* rndroal
inopeities theretofore escaping taxes which has brought in ift'
eiiucs annunlly to the state, cotitiiies aitd special districts amount
ing to $.itij,itjii.6.i to say notlung abuut m hat wax paid cilir,* ani
t omus on the same properties So this paper believes that h*'
much is at stake to turn this important office over to u railre*!
lawyer lo admintsler. especially since the records slioM- that h1
ani) assisted the railroad in the passage of vvhut is known a* tbe
cul-oft bill at tlie last session of the IcgiKliure, allowing th"
railroads to tharge shippers freight on it long mileage hind
which was curried by shoit mileage through the cu t-off.
This paper goes on record in saying thnt Ernest Amu# ha*
handled the hanking situation with which h * hns been confronted
as well a- any other man could have done urn.u- the sume condi
tions. Mr Martin, Mr. Stewart or Milter anybody else. It is C*‘n'
erall* conceded that the great slump in kll lines of business
the losses sustained throughout the slate the pH»t two yeuis, th?
fall in deposit* in state banks at the rPtv „r ..
per hum f„t -tLi-i>' banking iiusines* hour fo r twenty of*
.consecutive month# wn# enough t„ wreck the financial machine*
completely. 1 Ije wonder is more did not go. But the situation
has been stabilized and we ure again on the upgrade. Deprived
of additional help, so much needed, by veto power at a critical
tune we soy Ernest Amo* ha» accomplished wonders. HU ad
ministration has been economical, efficient and considerate. A
man with a working knowledge of »|| *lttte business honest, tried
and true, and with it nil exemplary habits.
Bauman Bros.
PURI
'
It i» a well known fact that the comptroller has many other
responsible duties to perform besides supervising state bitiiksm fact, if the banking department were removed he would st'11
have us much wank to do as other cahinui members.
Phone 82
"The Stare Wilh the Checkerboard Sign’*
1113 Sanford Avq.
E. First St,
Senator Stewart does not. seem to possess any special iptahficalions for this important office— lie has had no banking ex
perience not any other touching the important duties uf the oh
fice, neither lias it been shown that he is fitted for it by tempe"
ament or habit*.
ROM the time chicks
step out of their shell.-,,
they look to you lor protec
tion and care to live and
thrive. Poultry yard facts
show that more than *xi f,
of the chicks fed Putina
Startena and Purina Bahy
Chick Chow live and grow
rapidly into plump broilers
and early laving pulkU-itaUit sound business economy to
feed Purina, which saves 9
out of 10, instead of average
mixtures on which 5 out of to
chicks die? Come in and let
us sjiow you how 10 save
chicks and get litem to early
maturity.
116 West First Street
— Tampa Time
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SA N FOR I) RON I) A N I) M O IM l; A ( a :
ministers the mselves
■
business property.
The Friendly D rug Store!
2>.ney’s
The people should investigate the qualification, o f tho*
nmning for office most catefully before pledging or giving their
v. "? Ump tn «P e rlm c n t in this the most Import
ant office up here in this critical period of the state'* hl.torT*
Ctrl
*r '//*
In the job.
l’roVen himself * good citltcn and an
'
xemplary hab.t.
habit* am!
and -1^7 *
e * M,b* r a" ‘l of vacmplury
Keep a good niun In!
O'aid Political Advrrli*cm rat),
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SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA,. WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1928
a i t 't r n r 'h i i p r p
'/lce*T«lepl>o*>e 148-MRS.-FAECES. DAIGER,.Socioly Editor Residence Tel. 37
■ial Calendar
t-eU Chapter No. 2 0. E. S
id regular meeting at 7:0(1
id the Masonic Temple,
Lm be initiation.
-.don recital, “ R iley.w ith
.pictures." by the entire ex.
Vrcti: Story Hour nt 10:01
t at the Library.
ffcnrli'5 P. Vincent him re.
jtinmo from I aureus,
i to accompanied 51rs. Vinf ho uill spend several weeks
, relatives.
. M ONDAY
(tani
meeting
of
tin*
as Jli- s'omtry Society o f tho
(d-sl "rllureh will he lie id ut
,'dixk ai the church,
tcatiie Hom'd o f the Pye-byi Auxiliary will meet at 0:00
1st the church,
ijvr Baud i.f the Pre sliylertnn
jiy "ill meet at IISIO o’clock
i rhim'lrt
Kiev eeting of the Auxil[’ resliylei-'tin Church
l the .church at 1:00
Kindergarten Class
A t P rim a ry School
H as' Com inencemcnt
The ninny friends of .’dr-. .1. G.
Rail will regret to learn that she
i- HI at nor home on Magnolia
Avertue,' • * •t ,
Plays, songs and readings were
on .the program o f the South Side
Kindergarten commencement cxer.
etsea hold last Friday in tile primnry school building. Little Jul.
linn Baumel was elected president
o f the pIasS|trupi .(other officer.-,
clto^en wbfe Mob It* Chapman, vucpresident; Jean Harrison, serre*
tary; Kent Kosrollcr, Jr., treasur
er, nnd Ernest Baker, cia s puei,
*JA!I the children o f the rlu-i hail
parts in the exorcises. Among the
ToAtures on the program were
"L ittle Iteil' Riding Hood,” “ The
Farmers in the Del!" nnd Mother
Goose ehametor*. Mi.< Tessle McRnM.hr.d charge o f the exercises.
T, W. Lawton, county school sup
erintendent. awarded the diplomas.
Nell S lew’ll r l and W a rile Ed
wards read between Scenes. The
Graduates are:
Inex Williams, Jimmie Lee Itomaml, Jean Harrison, Louise Bolt,
Mahle riiapman. .lullian Baumel,
Kara Jt aaelto Chittenden Laijra
Kehmcll, Kent llo'srvfter. Hick
Brown, Mary Elizabeth Kchmell,
Dorothy Fox. Ernest Bake:-, Wade
Singletary, Helen Ktnotlioff, Jack
llauney and It ill White,
51rr. Edward I . Marked I left
Wednesday for Jacksonville Nvhcrc
she will spend a few days.
Church Croup Enjoys
Party Last Monday
9dar.i , Mrs.
,1.
C.
•II. JTW g a c ififw ere Virginia Law.
ton, Lucy
Marshall, Doroth^
Cirrtr Numbqr I-Ymr u( the Pres*
Marshall. Doris Dattern, Rebecca
hylerlaii ChUrili uut Motldey' a f tnined a number o f her friends Wilson, Eloise Winn, Hilly Crouch,
ternoon aiAhm iom e uftH < chah‘-' ' most delightfully Saturday nftor.. Braxton Perkins, Ilnruld llamil,
mar. Mrs. H. C. Du Hose, on Oak \ noon at a swimming party nnd pic* Gilmer Steele, Joel; iriftfu.ll, Jack
Avenue. Thirteen melibor.v were t nir at Silver Lake,
Tucker nntl Dick Hnltsclnw. *
The.afternoon was merrily spent
piv eat. The chairman opened the
ttioitin-* w itlr■reading the ninth l with swtjnming, games ar.d other „ 5Irs. \V. II. Luulh and Miss
chapter of Luke, verses 10 to 17, j pleasant forms o f diversion nnd at Chnrlott Lauth. o f Fort
Myres,
especially ‘emphasising the com i dusk a bounteous picnic supper
who hava been the guests o f Mr*.
I
was-served,
The
ehnperoncn
for
the
mand of Jenva “ (Jive Ye Them to
Eat" ns applied to the women j t affair were Miss Murgarct B. W.C.Lauth at her homo on Union
Young, Mrs. E. J. Routh, Miss Avenue, left Wednesday for their
the church.
This being the celebration of the Velnta Shipp and Miss Mary Fin- home.
51r. ntid 51rs. Hawkins Connetly Local Auxiliary's "Birthday" the
aunounre the birth of n daughter "Visible results o f Our Birthday
on Tuesday. May t5 at tlie Fer- G ifts" was read. An announcement
nald Laughton Hospital,
was made o f the birthday party to
he helii ' by the Auxiliary at the
Mrs, Clyde L, Byrd and two next soda! meeting, May 2k.
Bible slmly was conducted by
. mall daughters Betty Jena and
Mary* 5Iarje live expected to re- Mis. G. lb Stewart, the circle llible
tun i home ' Wednesday fruit A r. ieai her, after which a social hour
endin where they have been visit was enjoyed.
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs.Make
Way.
GAUD OF T H A N K S
Mrs. G. F. Smith returned home
1 wish to express my most sin
Tuesday noon from Louisville, Ky., cere thanks and appreciation for
where she was called hy the illness the many expressions o f sympathy,
o f her sister.
telegrams and lovely floral o ffe r
ings sent me on the deuth o f my
, 5fr. nnd Mr-. E. E. Page nnd father A. A. Burbanks.
baby sp' tit the \yeek-oml very
pleasantly at Jacksonville, visiting
friends,
,
IVES JiA llTY
5Iiss Marjorie Katuier leaves
Saturday for Mohilo, Aln\ where given |»y Atimi Ignore Brown, Sat
she will accept a po-iliim us lin- urday evening at her home in Pino
otype operator.
hurst. The evening Was merrily
spent with games ami nt a Into
Mrs. Ollie May Mi engcr spent hour , refreshments of cake nnd
the Week-eml at J:u hsunvilla with punch were served.
her mother, Mis. N. 1.. Junlnii.
Those enjoying the hospitality
. Mrs. dmk Ktnim amt two young of Anna Lenore were Juanita Me
Mullen, Virginia Barnes, Oliv-Kl
sons, left Wednesday afternoon
fo r Chicago, Ilk, when' they will Brady, Thelma Tew, Margaret
spend the summer with Mrs. Giles and Louise Qunnlock.
5lnr\in I'ixi.m. ,,f Atlanta, Ga„
was jo llie city Tuesday attending
to business.
Relieved without
"dosing.” Rub on
England ir just taking up
idea n| placing number* on
hacks t f football players
spectators may identify them
Ovtff Zl MltlinN Jaws U&toycAHLV
G hlw ,
L. I*. Hagan ami Airs. E. H.
[I hnSli\-«es,
i. K. (i Chare will entertain
idyy * t. her home on t ink
r.t : oil oT Im1k honoring
S. O. < base Jr.
Croat Human
Drama!
To-Day Only
ed girl* and nt*nno o’clock a tempt
jpg four course luncheon was *erv
’A IN 8 C IR C LE
Cirrlo number Five o f AJv® FTrtl
Pn*sbyt«riaM” *A«n!
delljtbuun?!
entertgitrad at luncheon, Mornldy
nt-thc home o f .Mr*,. G.-1L Brown
on Pnrk Avenue, ns the guests of
Mr*. Ilrown and Mrs. G. H, Elliot.
• An abundance o f lovely .Spring
flowers were used with plenaing
effect, and the ainall luncheon
tanlrs were centered with crystal
baskets filled with sweet poas.
Places o f the guests were desig
nated by card* done in old fashlon-
M g-*m e*Itffltheo>|7 .
held, presided over by the cIpUr*
man. Many maters o f much imparlance to the circle were dineuMed during the afternoon. There
w h y IS members
Mr*. Francis E. Bolt returned
homo Saturday from
Everett,
Mass., where she was called by tho
death o f her father.
Pants
Men’s Seersucker
•Pants
$1.49
Shirts
Men’s Blue Chambray W ork Shirts
Men’s Scout W ork
Shoes
$1.95
Suits
Men’s $27.50 Suits
$15.95
Hats
N ew Wash Fabrics
Celancse Voile
.•
Dimity and Batiste
Now patterns in Floral de New pattern prints on light
signs and Polka Dots.
grounds', 36 to 40 Inches
wide.
$ 1.65 yd
Balloon Prints
For Kiddie clothes,
inches wide. Evorfast.
N ew Lingerie Cloth
Pink green, yellow, blue,
white. 36 incite* witle.
Shoes
Ladies
.James Murray
Eleanor Boardman
One
Pumps
N ew Prints
Tissue Gingham ■
Polka Dot designs on white
Plaids and
grounds. 31! inches wide.
cheeks.
Fast
colors.
Thursday Morning Special
W hat A Picture
Com ing
_______________________________________ _________
I om or row
•rtTe nuulr '"t v
- i*,r
When nil Ime im ■ l * t Itcu d
u km| t»f, fill i• .Iii.htnl «»M »M1 the
Mimliiy F.-ho.il M ime I vi m run111. ted hy Mr* l! F. I <■ ■| ■*'•-, study
h i - 1 »Imu mutt.
At il lute h o u r tile ho tee- served
"rozeit 11 oil sillud. .-lilt ine*. o l i ve ’,
um h ami c uke. J lur ing t he uec *
ng of I : I n shimnJ . Mi*. Hoy II.
’’ippin il d' ght c i l t h r me mbe r s with
i n u m b e r of aceonii;in solos.
Memlors in ntUmlnnco were
Mrs. .Meiriweatlu r, G, I.cwi*. Mrs.
’ tra.lli J, Mrs. It. I .Mo- le. Mis. a .
’ Hull. Mrs. I! r. Cooper. Mrs.
M. L. F«’ \. Mi ■. I- T. Sh nlierd.
Mrs. II li K istn e. Mis. Robert
1. Wiiliaios, Mrs. .1allies
L.
Murphy, Mr*. Glenn Tinker. Mr-.
*eye R. l ipp a. ami Mrs, C. A.
Vodersoii. Mi
W. 1 . Klivkci ivut*
■* -at
C’hildrrti,H ono'Stiap
Pump
Id -1.none*
|jj(, lYatiircs (-’nr The Regular Admission
Price**—-Think O f,.11!
..
Esther Ralston in ".SOM KHIING A L W A Y S H A PPE N S,"
mystery TOiTF,
Dresses
72 x 90 and 80 x 90
Ladies Silk Dresses
at Old Tim e Prices
D IM IT Y BED S P R E A D S
1
Fast colored blue and gold striped
R egu lar price $2.00
A
Added Feature
'i ■■
Ladies House
Dresses
Warner Gland in "GOOD T IM E C H A R LE Y
Phoenix Hosiery
Mark the Great Day
with Jewelery
GRADUATION DAY looms m i
largp in the life of a young girl
Hint It dcrtervcH to he marked hy
a gift of apec ial preriouhtii-hs.
Among the many attractive items
we have specially priced for this
purpone, note Hie following:
Newest
Voiles
One Lot Figured
Voiles worth 50c yd
Yard
Popular P ro -F ile Heels
Semi-Service W eigh t
A ll Colors
Pure Silk
Flat Crepe, Crepe de
Chine and Georgette
Crepe. Yard.
Models
in Ladies
x
90 seamless
Sheets
xiWrist Watches
Princess
Family Day
To-Day
: $15,00 up
Only
Showing T w » Western Feature Thrillers
For Our Regular Priren O f 10 And 2& C«tnt*!
itra Feature
Special Feature
aek Holt
Rin-Tin-Tin
* Satin
goods ore arriving dally
among which you will Hurriy
find the ideal, g ift fo r (he
Graduate.
Other
Gift Suggestions:
Neck
pieces
compacts, Mesh bags, Fountain P en s.. . ,
“t h e w a r n i n g
' k Ihrlller o f (lip big
"e »’t—don’ t ruih- il!
“ R IN T Y OF T H E
D ESERT”
The popular dog »>tar la HM'
best picture he ever made
fivciy Wednesday. In Harjiain Da.v Al The l’tinrc^
I'lione 357-W
$1.59 ]
Ginghams
32 inch French
Ginghams 50c values
Yard
de-
Tot'ontl and’ tJcslhexs ration wsj
Old Time prices at
The Old Time Sale'
Look! Men’s Straw
Hats
N ew Prices
10 And 35 Cents
MILANE
linen’s* Auxiliary
Has Tuesday Pa
PAGE TU RKS
MISS P O W E L L KN TERTXTN S
Strums Imithei
TU E S D AY
ill Imparl merit
of
I tie
a ' i Chib will
have ■ fort
lyfridge party at 2:.'!d o'clock
(dull h o ’, with Mrs. Fr«>d
->
Florsheim Shoes
For Men
�FACE FOUR
THKs/lW FOIII) HliltALU. SANI'QUI), FLOIUUA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, IMS
iS^TtfOF
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,TLQRIPA, TVEPNESDAY, MAY
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L M ra . Joqji
0 . J. Rflllwythciv. Jfrjnpc Butterfly c'omt'S^nnil I
R U N N IN G f o r r e - e l e c t i o n
Lake Mary
[ [ M r s .’ del
ifalbr in r l o m 'i » i t K - 0 1 q « r * n » M c K to ]
- Kjoblpiti,
the disgust tifQ yccn Ro*V und j
Mr. and Mrs, James Hums spent• Green leaf
Printem
Lily.
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the week recently at St. Augustine’ table was decorated with several
Mrs.
Fred
llnlt
was
honored
rif‘
mtd'^ncksonvillc uutl motored to1 bouquets o f beautiful flowers mid
other points o f Interest cn route. * the truest* were agreed in declar* cently by u number o f friends with
Mr. and Jlrs. C. S. Emerson left ing this passion one to he rcinom- n stork shower nt the home of her |
in their enr lust Thursday for" hered. This j* thjj first o f regular
mother Mr*. II. I>. Durant. Mrs.
their home In East Derry, N. If.
monthly meetings to lie held the Holt was the recipient o f many
and tho city of Brussels begins
Mrs. Emerson Sr., Mrs. Tuwnlcy,■ first Wednesday o f each mouth.
slipping behind. The nose o f the
Mrs. Ilowley, Mr. Jewell who have The class being invite,t to m od lovely g ift * and Ijcr Mother'served
plane is headed over the Rhine. The
been guests o f .\Irs. and Mrs. Em with Mrs. T. A. Greenleaf the delicious refreshments. The new
day was warm, the cobins have
erson
also left lust week for East first Wednesday in June.
W A SH IN G TO N , May Ifl.(IN S )
their windows open.
Derry, N. Ih
The members o f the graduation Walker is the only theme o f con
thii
We are soon over the city of Government ’regulations of
V. J. Spendlovc who recently thus of.1tho hake Mary School versation in the Durant and Holt
Louvain, the city that was sacked bituminous coal industry is pro
and burned ut the time of the Ger* vided for in legislation prupo*nls had the misfortune to'break his were present to hear thy Hue. hoiDi'hold* these day*.
arm is able to. have name removed ralaiireate Sermon Sunday ' night
H. Crosby moisted by T. A.
man invasion but now all that is
o f the United Mine Workers made from the1 east.
at the hake Mary Community ■Greet:leaf have recently finished
gone. The countryside Is dotted
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Moody left 'Church, and a large number of .tho kiiMlrtgarl j* tabic and bench*
with farms. The country is thickly public today by the Senate font
Wednesday for their home in Sol* friends mid parents filled ti»e com* ••* and a -and !> f ■■r the primary
populated and flying over it is Investigating Committee.
Senator Watson (It) of Indiana, ishuty, Muss.
niodioiis * building. The* order of inenibet* of tlwS'inday School <f
different than fying* over the broad
chnirman
o f tho committee, said
the Community t.'h'ureh, also ►i»v Iuntcnnntcd areas o f the middle
Mrs. Candilie Milliard left Wed
lie would introduce the proposal in
ve< in th' raldnet ftir the k,iu;heii.
west in the United States.
nesday for Itinphamptori, N. V.
hill form in the Senate today and
* . Over Wnr Fields
M i*. Hildreth .who >pfni '.I1"
Mis. Milliard hits been spending
move fo r its consideration.
winter' vx.itli Mrs. W. E. fo ie iv't
The plane rooms over Tirlcmont
the
winter
with
her
daughter
Mrs.
A bituminous coal commission
last week for her'.Jionit* fii Townnml then Namur and Leige, iin*
o f five members appointed by the tV. (i. Fcrguspn,
portant points in thu World Wnr,
semi, Mas*.
Mothers Day was observed at a
president would he created ns the
The pilot in a few minutes more
Mr- Roy Howell, Jr., ami chil*
regulntory body of the industry special service at the Community
motions to me and I watch him
dren .•.pent the week end at Hu-ti-.
under the measure. The hill was Church on Sunday morning. There
report our position by wireless tel
The Tier tin cln >s o f the- latke
drawn by Henry Wnrrum, of In was. a record attendance nt Sunday
ephone to the control towers nt
Mai v C 'nimiiniiv Church recently
dianapolis, counsel for the United School ami preceding the church
Brussels and Cologne.
.
organ'’ cd a* follows:
servic es each mother was presented
Mine Workers.
The smoking chimneys o f MucsMr*. M. V. Evans, president:
The commission would have pow with a beautiful rose furnished hv
tricht and Aix-hcChnpelle pnss be** er to set maximum prices for coal, the l.adies Aid Society •.ml dis.
\|t (. Willimfi Dunn. See. and Tn i
s Song: Giul Ho Willi You
nenth us. Sandpits and kilns are and operators would ho granted trihuted by the following young
P, Ik'iH'iligtion:
Rev.
Mr. -iin * : Mr'. Alb'T* Whitaker,
plainly discernnlde. We mount to licenses to run their mines. Com* Indies:— Miss Alum Cochran, M rs., Th* ni|isiinr ,
the 3,000 font level and pass over panics operating under the pro l.uveria Mouth, Mrs. T*. *7.immei •
ibi, 'ffiuywlay ^ouxuiiitg, May 10
qT
tj|c School hodse n ndmlx‘1' of
Hergheim. The pitot p a w d - t *
f
e
M
w
r
t
t
o
t
e
d
'
by
W.*
man,
Mrs.
Howard
Hoteler.
Pre’
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,
te
a note.and told me to observe th e1 Sherman
—
and Clayton anti-triHt reding the sermon Rev. James j Alii.' Kipp's pupils nppi-nt'i-d in a
chimneys beneath tin which were laws, nnd with the consent o f the Thompson ehristeiied the two ehil- t ,
Mrs. Kiitherioo Watmus and
..nt't play, “ The Fairy Wmids."
900 feet high.
.
Mi
X;iili*. Lirrluird expect to
were pi..... lit t II
commission would In- allowed to .dreti yf M is. Floyd Jinkins whose A good mi ml
The Rhine soon reappears wind from selling |>onlx mol other co ’husband was killed in an lire idea I u. yiug iIii« piny and rttdii c « - In leave H
’ -'I'd. o f Maw hv m<*t«i
ing like a tiny ribbon beneath ih operative bodies to further market-^ several wi eks ago. The older child Air-. 15. Kipps lor exe< lie'll 'rain, fo r .M-.otr- -e. Pit., stoppin e a*
ami then Cologne. Yes, there is ing’ -of coal. Operator* would not wat christened Ella Louise and irg. Tlio cliaractcTa wen a* fob p old • ih i'dllto.
the' fumed cathedral. Its whole be allowed to force tin r employe- the baby who is but a few week*
Mr. and Mi-. William Evans and
hulk seems to dominate the city.
i bililrcn fmin Tnmpa npent the
to work under a labor rontrnct old was christened kloyd Jr. Tlii*
Edith, Christ inch ( Vli .
The pilot switches to hi.< receiv prohibiting membership in a union wiih followed by a solo by .Mi •. Hiisi Wliitaliri*. Fniii-"*
week i i ! with Mr. Evans motlu-r.
ing set, gets tlic/vykny signal to uner the hill.
L. P. Hagan, o f Sanford, pre-cut representatixY' in the |cgi.«.
* , Janies Thompson. IteV. Thompnoi Ifnee, R i i i Ii Reivlie; K m j
land and throttles down the motor.
Mine inspection with a view to in a most appropriate sermon paid \ i chic
from Siqninole I'o u iity in Group T w o .
Mr. H a g a n is t uniiiiii#
Brown;
I ’ rim e
We bank sharply and circle down production cost*, safety device.' j high tribute to all mothers.
ila itiel
llrow'fi: I ’ r i i i n "
civet inn on i, p latform based >ul h i ' servic e tn the . ..tint y ,lun
and coal grading would lie n t lie
I lilt ll Hllltci'fjl'lil: f'lnVi I', T
years in llie stale's la w m a k in g body.
His p la tfv rm i„f
Mrs. W aller Flniidcr'. propric
blinds of I he cmu iniss11iii, mnl coal tor of the 'I i ram ie Shop, leave
I .owe: Madam Tulip. B land
eeoMidii y.
milled under its xiipcrv ixinti would
>n; .liinipiil, I lia ilie Ifini;:
May tlx lor three limuth at her
be classed a* "government irtudcd" old home in II l b '. N, II. She > Biilti i liy, Paul King; Nil i
ofleltlig at reduced |»»,»i"- m«# I of I 'a i l u Hull l u ll'm i; Piiinhl,
N o coal t o il.panics would he ill
l'roliihilion Shake-up *-l apli toll. New Vmi
lice stork ami i *. in'll-. io lun a l.llfle I ill lit .in , Cniv Slip, v
of the lluffulii d. v I
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(Legal Ads)
P.tnforit," Fla.,''~May Tlth
John Mr InrIf. *VhftlrmAh.
Itoaril of County CoitiniUw
Strides In Aviation,Field;
COLOGNE, Germany, May 1C,
( I N S )— Ilclgium, for a -.mail cou
Romance Between Prince
A n d School Girl Diraws
N otice O f Entire W orld
Mr. Matsudnira. He, diffidently,
declared his duughtcr was too
young and also tluit such a high
honor could not lie r«nlerred upon
his fnmily, which ranks ns that of
a commoner.
Meantime, Prince Cliichibu went
abroud to study in England and,
on Christmns
Day, I92fi, his
father, the lute Emperor Taishu,
lowed tu op eilite W'llliolll
lici |i'l
fi'im the I'ouiniisHMin, and any sliipping of liilumiumis coal in viola
tion of the provisiutis o f the act
would he subject to a fine o f from
$1,91)11 to $.rit0llll for eat Ii day’s
shipment in violation nf tho
measure.
The measure provides for the is
suance of n "secondary license" *n
coal companies who do not w'sh
employ labor. Sin Ii roittpunics, hov
ever, would not lie allowed to ini
poke any sort of Inlmr runtlarl-nn
|
the >r workers and th eeommission
would lie employed on I lusty day's
notice upon proof thnt 'he corpora
lion had refused to comply with
I died.
I ii December iif last year, bow| ever, the year o f Imperial mourn- 1
ing living virtually at an end, the
) sulijev t was reopened Count A i'I oka l-idiuyniiitt, u close ’ pentotlitl
I friend uf Aiuhnx' iidi r M a tsudiiil'n. '
was dispiitclu d a* a inesseugei uf
CqtD'
lie v*v
VAtt
and
Regan, New York. P-i
Ilillllilli.Ht I at ild l : We-'
" f an oi'gani/.utimi.
\ general shake-up in pml.ibi j
men now under uniu
li" ii i. d g .iu i'tr a turn I'jj this led. in: | diveitrd the nleuhol
ill- ' 1 i> t wa
fo ie i a.-t toilav ns :i Dixlriet Attorney Iin
Ininie uf Airs, vl \ r.vans un I ..•
Maty. Mrs. Katherine I Wattmi .
teacher of the 1 111" and All- .Mil.
ton Birclinid made all-the at langt inentv and dinner was served mi
I Wi» |oiig t.lble- at mu. 11. Tlin*plcsent vveie Mr- Wat rolls, AI 1 Iin 1 linril, A ll'
I A Gi eenli.i:
Mrs. Ihn lire lu gel'iill. Mi- .liilm
Thiini|i»oii. All < II I ’ro'by. Mi
Albeit Wliitalter. Mi x. W M Dunn.
tesiilt ot' tlie iiuliv .'incut unimunVi il
vesteidiu o f tw o fniilll'e lieiujs.
and lilul e thilitw a il’ixen o ffic ia ls ,,
o f III- B u ffalo c i i f o r t I'.iunt tifiee
T h e oeii'C 1 lunged 1- illegal il '
v : • ion
ali'oh I from the plant
I
•I •• lllii " i
\! ol'. 1 1 oinpam liei
• !| o Ip .-i a- 1
l l a i i 'i i , o f Nn\>
'
, f " t no 1 |•f " l t 11Ml -ii a d n i h u s
pl'.Jon.
_
OPENS MODERN
AIR-RAIL L I N E
ERA OF TRAVEL
of Inc rord Motor Company; Fa.lc
Reynolds, president nf the Nation,
nl A ir Tinnsport, Im\; Daniel M.
Fchcafer, fh h r or IVunxylvunift
paMeniA*r transportation; James
C. Wills.,,. 0f Louisville, K y „ und
William H Vanderbilt.
'
The company will begin business
with $5,000,000 capital, all of
w'hich haa been subscribed. Cop.
fidt'Ufc in the |,r,il.rt 'Vi1' ii 'b lnVtd oy the rise nr nir|duue stocks'
in Wall Street following min ounce,
ment o f the format inn o f the new
company. It 1, understood thof If
Colonel (Charles A.
Lindbergh
change.q hia mind and decided to
affiliate with a commercial cor.
ration this new organisation will
more than pleased to offer him
a remunerative position.
G
Kiwanis Club Plans
Ladies’ Night Party
Lake Mar)’ and Geneva musi
cians furnished the. entertainment
for the Kiwanis Club at its week,
ly luncheon today. The program
• M In charge of Frank Evans, of
o| l.cirvvn. Un ‘ hi- pt<iffr:iui wvic
M ivn Opal
I M c h , v '" I'l.is i, mol
Mi s
b> Peters. p iji.M ,. .if •;,.*■
••vn. Olid Y,|g!* TV.Hill T, viidllilel.
o f L a l.o M s / ). A ladies' i iglit
I'oiiliuilU'i' i'iuiipi>.cil of
E. I*'
l.tuio, Ray Fnx, tl. K. Mycix
R. II. II. ig was iipixiinti'd in ns;tL<
arrangi'itU'iils fo r mi cnlcilamni.'iil
ii, the near flit 010 . Next Week will
bo iiniiiveisuiy week. J. I.. Mm eli
cit e and Ray l'<>x will have elniigi
of the program.
Telephone Company
To Issue New Stock
BOSTON, Ma.'s.,
May Iff.—
(I N S )— Diri-clora of the • Ainoiicsii Teluplioni'ajul Tclcgruph Com
pany today nuthnrizrd the ia»uam->’
to. shareholders o f $185,000,(100
new capital stock. The stink will
lie sold at par, and slock holed is of
record June first will have the
right to subscribe for one new
'bare held.
The American Tel and Tel Cor
poration bus total authorized cap
ital of $1,500,000,0 0 of which about
.
.
.
..
$1,100,000,000
is outstanding ul _ _
this time. The makcl price o f ou t-.---standing stock is $105 a nhare, i,nH!
<
the rights to subscribe to the new LO!
stock are worth about $10 a aharv.
u
Directors declared * the regulai loo.
quarterly dividtnd o f $2.25 a ahi»re. 2 8 0 .
llSS, " --------fc . tin,
P
® lnc
Time rates on request.
| The reduced ra te s a re
Lnsecutivo insertions.
for
I Six words o f a v e r a g e le n gth
counted a line.
I Minimum charge o f 30c f o r
Ifint insertion.
•
f A l l advertising is restricted
Ih proper cla ssificatio n,
t lf an error is made The SanL r f Herald w ill be responsible
[hr only ono incorrect insertion,
fk id vtrtiscr xor subsequent
Eytionti. The o f f i c e should be
raetified im m ed iately in case o f
[trior.
L . t d ^ v t e w se r s • x
M c n io rrlto ifls ,
(J a s a m i I n ilig c s iiiin
9— Instrucllons
columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they
S LE E P W E L L on a genuine
Bcuutyrc.st
mnttress.
Price
$39.50. Gilbert M cGriff Furniture
Co., 25 E. Church SL, OrlamloT ’
-**'
X
P.. MCFKRRIN’S health foods or
L'tfrature delivered. Phone 82ti-J
1MM0NS ACE Springs are
jolutcly guaranteed to pl(
albert McGriff Furniture Co
l Church St., Orlando.
.
S P E C IA L weekly rates nt San
ford’s home-like liotel. Seminole
Hotel.
15— Apartment For Rent
y « tested for glasses by
Dr
D»vis. Oppoxite i.ourt House.
rjr.Mc or Granada I> a’ Gingct
Ale call 703. Prompt Delivery.
STItODL’ ClNG lin g 's Ture Pork
Siusage. 117 MngnoTta Avo.
And Found
FIN’ D genuine Kiddie
1 Gilbert M cG riff FumiF. Church St. Orlunds.
0ST: ihr<*4» key* on keyring
Finder please return to 23C.
ilimlto or Plume 210-J.
Service
F U R N ISH ED
l
rooms;
bath
Downstairs. Close in. 211 Laurel
Phone P.10-W.
>>.'1 \ 1' i j i Vr for t'.r I „|,v
-nd t-.il
Jo
' thr I.tUitL air now :, . ,,C(|
brvriagrc l,rc.,e-c ti.r jn;,. |us
hern I,.und bv In.,: « r. • i , |„
drliiiolis, and brCao-e i! •.. UI(.
»o inanv w.ivx of U'.ilwuig H,r p,.
niato to,Ip tb.it ,s |, lt .lMrI
ing off tlir liquid fi.uii a u:i. llr ir
are xonir of tbr v..,\
F U R N IT U R E
upurtiiUTii
Above! Radio jcontrol room ia the liotel Pennsylvania, New Y q fk .___
Midillat AI fha-nrbn- end cfrtie rtrcntr, en)0ytTig{mt~brUTfTWo pro
grams available. Below: The late E. M. Sutler, president of tho
Sutler system, speaking into Uie microphones during the Joint pro.
gram broadcast to inaugurate the new radio facilities provided for
guesta.
^
„
--H elp Wanted Male ,
or to the public at Urge can be iransmilted not only to all (lie guest rooms
hut can be connected with a broadcasting station and scut out to th*
world at large. '
Proof ol the effectiveness of the
system was given when all of the
hotels tn the chain participated In a
joint program, broadcast over a network of seventeen of the larger broadcasting stations. From New Yoik the
program was shifted in turn to (he
hotels in Boston, Buffalo, Oeyelsnd.
Detroit. St Louis and. finally, back
M e lt o n E le c tric C o m p a q
|»honc
SSSRST
TED: to seedtw the servicei
■“ r *s***n who undaraUnds the
<r<.ri Businaaa.in every iletail. II.
i.®“ n>ley, 2203 Oak A ve. S an fin l
a
very
gc
27— Money l o Loan
20v—Karma For Sale
,
• Nil
___ _
support riven tiiu liyj. the peoph
nnd nseurc them. If Fleeted, wll
uive to Hie duties of the office ml
v*iy be*t eervkee.
I
| |u-r,|,
irratlr I ' r l n n r y , ' 1 h e r e b y rntnoum’ *
my ca nc rd ncy
fur
th# I I oup o o f
llr|t rrt«riilutl\ i**i mm a m e m b e r of
iSroup '2.
If no m ln at ril 1 p l t d f f*
fm j|i«- «>
i a s*nii|rri
(l|, Jim,. ;
my licit rffurlM In bvhnlf of t h « ----------lii'tiplc of Srmiimlr County.
Tl»«
l
i*r> InR itcrtl of (lie profile of Klorl*
I It *rr
ilu In Tan Relief, c«preli»Uy rrtiuc • I fnr run*I
Jott »»f# loeal I T l i l i , In tny file!.* »til
iiplntoti* ran be effected
by an tutm* In
iMjultnbH
dlMrlbullon
of
fh« of Join
prenotlt fI\ * rent gimollne la s |it i ri.itetl
MittonPi the Slate Rond Department, ;
SrlioolR. Countli» amt Cltle*.—par* --------Mrultirly tlir Coi'ntlen amt Cltlea. ,
f
If liiiii(»cei! by tire * nomination I
1 w ««.|i
piofiilee lo devote nit the enuray » •.•mini
uni mpeilHncvf that I posaena to ihM i f
iirrMinuUab Unit end
t' “ ' •'
H W PC AIt MAN. Jr.
f . oi..
rou
jilt
my candidacy
itn* StktR I.<*k Inlnlurc («lroui»
ami will
h
iii
lilt* III illl.l 1 \ td Ih* It«-1«I III Juii**
i iHr tiritnary
- w III l>* up
.ini:
■ Hie office of I'oii- I I 1*' of I he
Peace
1 s, mu,ole 1'omitv
i.i- ii.i .if Hie Peace
.'Mia
Election I’ re-
ro u n i r
i.EHini.YTi n «
I*, i n ltd. I*....ascii
IN I'llOIS NTH
I IN AI. NOTICH
t l...
herelt) given
r . l i i i i 'd vv ill. till lit, (l
a i1 m jy
nt t•*
h- I '«Ml lit > Judge of
Hv. I I- i Ida. Ills Mti
ll 11 amt v oni'bei - •»'
it I am a
Iif «*•#ti-st
1••19* •*••»»»»
11
(•Ml pl
1 ‘ 1.11111 \, tn Mm' primary lu *»
••«*I•I 1•11 Jinn1 L. 192a
M
r o ll Jl X lll K o r
...........in T - ' I a n ...... .
, 1,0 ll. of tile Est.lt*
I'l'.M K
I Ii••• i*t»y nnitduiirt* tny o ln 'l t i i n r )
fut r r -••lit I hiti
lo
lli*- uff lev of
fi i H th f ..f f h r !Va«*»\ P lR frlcf N o i
r o u i t ix - r t n i r
llavttiir tn hi tliiR u f f l r r fm n m r l >
I wist, i " an ticlin e Hint t mu a
1
Mam until tin* diRtitct war ''.■mini.tic
fm tin- at lie* ,.f fun
iih it.**) Iut«» tlu* I'*i»itrfh PtMrlct 1
-tat.If
Hlklllel
Na • SeillllO.'*
(••I juntlftnl hi anlitut; lt»r Kilfm ........tv,
t . '■ Ilia, xh ni I it *1 lie t ctin
I o their Mippurt uli my pirvIftiiR 01 tkinir Il.lecHttn
ITictiuTs N o e 1.
n ('mil hr ,1il r1 1i’%
t of tho IV iii n anil
in it a i :. snitjeui tn
l*l» tin* mv lint pii<UuvnrN t.» k i %
*a Hie 3.w i<l l ant, ll'i>
v
a
l e t * ill Itui Hriuuill th** proplr a R'liiarr dtnl "Mh
jiistiir fi* all ami Atrlci %dl.ri*uvw c i a l l e !*■ im .i r ) in •«* liet.l on June
I i that I.mm
\v i /j v k U a
I lu 'i.'l iv
f««i JuHtt« e
•.
\ let t'M tl)
to he h r «l
m
\
M ongaga I.oana
n lm rr,“-'‘“ i ~ “ ***"""* al>i* hnaiaaaa
property.
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
Sec our focal Counsel,
S. II. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
29—Permanent Waving
PoUtica! Announcements
25— Exchange
NEARLY NEW Hup sedan (amall
‘ a m o iV owed) to trade for sma.l
(‘ar o f any make except
Ford
Prefer a coupe. Address P. O. Box
1232^ Sunfofd,
.
t *
-a.’
<T. q M r
XltTli i:
Of
l.I.KPTION
IliiAIH' nt* ITTU.lt* IN
I II iN SE.MINdl.i: f i l l ,\
\V. I.AVVTON,
S**t r«'tnr>
T WILLIAMH
Cliali man
r:m .
•I 'i jj.ASfv « *»»Mipl.*M*aut
j i i »(*i :
m . i r \t i o S.
IT.i i|tl t*.\
IH
•I It INN ELI
i- xx
Vql'k .
an
Jllnq (rain a sWnrii 1HO
ini fili'.l o> ltd* cuiijii U>
m n:nn Hiti i p n r - f t n v t t KIN N U L L utnl L A. 4XM«*
a i •* ••im’Ii ami i v .r y
Jill1ll U-JUiln
1 h l'lllil. la
SI VK ID DAN
l»:W i:T T
I '•••lU.Twif.
Te. .ill 9*1eilltiif s
•? m. «D«lrD
u M a t . »er r n u n i r y
•Nr.iir e.f r h . i t i l a , anti fl ial
I*%
11 • e*s.
. ti avv ti
Is
present
ml Place o f reeblence. of
■taut t. A l HHIH .ll.LL.
1*0 11 n i l m i fin m iH N ioM .it
• it That }
ami • acli ul
I kviRh ft. * it mm turn that 1 ant a
i.\ »i ttu> uk * of t w e n t y
•'a Diltilu11 fm tlit* o f f t r r t*f t*f»iint)
und
that
th*rr
I r m» !»«•*'•
')!,••
j
i
,4
I
R
t'temntlRRloiirr ft tun IhRtrirt Nt* .'•. i i i t h e t u r r it s rtf' •EMIMM.ie •9(111 In ! !(•* Sl.9t. ot Florlila. Kt*r% •
CIIPXTV.
"tihjft*! it* ta r tlrolRlten «»f tilt* k.a*
ij«»
tn
r
h
u
m
'i - r v tip*
I trial, I j xnnounrr that t * m » D. . i 4 Suimn**
vrn In tin* Ih-mitorut Ir Fflm aik In
ot any
• rnnrflAn!#* f nr r v •9*1***1 le-n !•* !!»•• *»»• •ii " h nm u m i i I i I l*lml )'i»ti
lie lit Ul t»n Junr will, A I* 1H2H
f tid* «•f ( ‘mint) ( ’nmmiHYDin'T fr*im •if kOil
N. F. L o N ii
TlIF.IlEFnltli. Hus l» 1«
DlRirlct N*» 3. e*iil*j9'« t !*» !l»* *!*••
r o i l C O U N TY C o m ila M lI I M '. ll
T o T h e V o ter* o f Seinlnule Guunly:
I w(*h to announce thul I Mil «
■yimlldaliv f.,r
i.'oinmtsaioner from I m.strlvl
subject to the Dem ocratka Primary
to be held.n o Julie Uh. A P I 'T *
I have .lived nnd paid taxes lu Dr*
anur and Kemluofr Counties since
l i t ) and I have alw ays been a Dem
ocrat.
*
.
'***
.
D. II. C. ItA l)PN.
•
Ka*)ford
cision o f III* voters In Hie llrmcrraflc Primary In b* held on Juna
llh . A, D. ! * ! *
...
Ik
TU
THU
F.
W IH S K L ia
t O T K II* c r
COUNTY.
MH SIINU I
J wish lo ttnn.iunee that 1 am
CMiidldnle far re-eln tln n lo the t
I ice ot County C o m m i i « i . l » r rn
District No 2. sutiJoel tu H>« «1
clslan nf Hie vi.tel* In Hie Den.
crstlc Prim ary to no held on Ju
1th. A. D. I l l *
M K tec„
ro
THK
V O T K II*
OK fK M IX O L H
COl'NTV.
f wlxh to announce that I »m a
randldute for re-election to lha o f
fice of County Commlaslonar f r o *
Dlatrlct No. I, subject to th* da-
vi stlf
.....
Bo s t o n
TO T IIK
stbeub
^
('ll)
V..KR
.
r o n a if K iiiF F
fice <>f Tax Assessor, subject to lha
I hereby *nnour.cft my rmnnldftcy
derision o f th* voters In the Danpcraitc I'rlm ary to bs hald In June for |ho o ffice of Hhorlff *»f H#mIn•
ala Couuiy aul.Jact lo Ih# will ot
ut Ihla year
«
tb* volar# at Hi* Jun* Primary.
/• • X. V A U n ilA N .
•
J. V MeCI.KI.LAND.
FOH S T A T b s e i U T O I I
F on n iik iiIF s
I hetaby ann.ixnc* as a candidate
I am a eand'.dula fnr ih# offlea
lo succeed vnyrelf as Henator from
the JTlh Hsaaturlal dlatrlct com or Sheriff and w ill appreciate aup
posed o f Hemlnol# Ilravard Coua- port in t h , J W ^ i T V a LKIBR.
Ilea subject lo
lha
Democratic
primary to ba hald Jun* iih . IS li.
.
FOH a iliD U F F
jn
ir elacled I prorata* to continue
l Iierehy annnunc, «!>} candl.lucy
lo Work for lha best Interaal o f the
dlatrlct and ( Invtta you to aiy f o r re-elerllon H> llie i-tflcr of sher
record on suelt Important
le»l#la- i f f nf Kemlm.le Fount> subJafll to
(Inn as «<v.d road*, ronaapratloa o f (ha artloii o f the ' >••»»«« *'> D>r
m.r natural reanui'csa, reuuctt'.i. nf Drmi*crfttb* iirlNiary $u
I
w ill
»p p ri*U U
you r
* iu l* luaaa and adusailon.
1 aak J u nf.
lha aupport o f all lo. al l»«m ocraia
at
i p a h e I nf r
iMthA-rrt
Hemliude C o u n t). un
I A. D. tSJ*.
v
*
v; DountsAHH.
|,lot,ton. Bultcltur
SMITH miOK. INC.. Uaukrupl.
To ibe erenltur# *>f Smltli lints.,
Inc., of Huur.it J. lu Hu- eoutily of
Kotiilnulr. and Clsirlcl aforiBUl.l.
bankrupl
Nailer t# llrU'li) HlVell lliut ult llie
1st Iluy or May A D. I « * . llie »al<l
■tebl.ir was duly u<IJu<Ucttl«il buttk.
iutil: and lliut Hu- (Irsl nivrllua «'•
Itla cretlllnrs will be lietil nt lo ll
O. H a T. tibia . Orlando. Flu., i.u
the 2illi llh) of May. A. It ISIS, ul
left ..'Hark III Ihr forrlluuii. ul
which lime llie sal, I rrnlllura ,">•»
attend, pruve Ihelr rlMliiia. ait|M.ult
u Iruslitr. . aumli.r thr bankrupt*,
and transact such t.Htrr business
as may property cam* before sul.l
Utrellltir.
...........
S# pmhm I** tNiutitL.JJ
A H. 1*39
•K i.tZ A U H T it j E w t r r r .
llvriMIIIlN t f I 119* I #Rf Ml 9*
Mt9 i tilnti
.(• " • ' l l ,
l>ftC«l9 «*
One railroad in Knirlnntl e n r f 1
lu>t year 47.000,000 \cs* |W *2i
than in 1025.
-Classifiedt
Business Directory
Chiropractic Specialist
to o ict n t t
Ilalleries
fur
Of NTItfCT
COCI9T
OK T U B
I N IT K O STATUS SOI THUN DIST I l I l T OF FI.Oil 111 .
IN I I A M i l t t l*Ti 9
In the 9,'aller of:
»»f
Daful )ts< uni
•
Clei k Circuit Gourl,
liy A. M. W eek *
Deputy Clerk
ha k Imfk y
u'l l liln tkkdkr iiiuiitiin from tlit* (Lit*
S an fo rd ,
on
•h«
Jun e. A. D •***• •**
Fourth .lav nf
inukc ai.xvvei ... the lull "* ' "'•'*
olult.l I l.ls dsv Hied aualivst >uU
lo lit,- v.mvi.laln.ini tn Hil* cuuae.
ol Ii,-rvv is.- tins IIIH el Gui.uiImII.I
will br laW.-a :ih c.n.rcsst'il l<>
ami II,I* cause pro,...I
ft*
The I.atuie «•( (
sal.l sou 9.«'9(»u
a suit lo tiireeJose that eerlalu
mol.gmr, doled Ho- 3Ulli da> "(
April a l> I* -) l">'" I•»•' defend
a iii s. I.EF. •' Mih 'HII
)l IN'Nil'. I*. MHOllK. und I'AI I. I>
IHMil.KV.
I"
FIIANK
MLISt II.
said Mortgage li.lna of record In
MoriKuge llook X. on pail.' all. or
H.r Public HeculUs of Scmll.olr
Cm,III). Florida
'
|| Is (ulHii'i ordered Hull
Native lie published III Ihe HaIlford
llci aid. a nevvspauiT IMlIdlsUctl. Ul
•Hunf at .1 Seminole Guiltily, ITorlilu.
once a week for foul ( I ) coliseeolive weeks, and a cop) Ihereof
In' m u l l e d lo each of Hie defend
ant* named Iii lids Order.
WITNESS mv hand und official
■eul of the Cl real I Court of the
Twenty Third Judicial Circuit of
VOTI'.ltS Oft ■B9US99l.il
COUNTY
I wish to autibunca mvactr as a
cal,,It,late for Hie * t* te lealslatura
in arjiup S. Seminole County, subieel to the Democratic Primary
June S. A. D.. I#:'*, amt w ill nbld*
by rrautta o f same I cordially aot> ,,ur
the
|h i n * ' ' "
hr
Florlila. lo thr lion l « v H. SUaruti. * V
t'lillttt) llliLi of Scmlliolr
V.’ *#?■
at hl*9 eeffiie* In thr «’ounty I’vlltt* #*T»j
II ••11*V4* ID St til Ill'll i >' '|Hll' , Fl.it *I ••
ml >a„ ' I'AldKLt It
l lt lV
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aiqcai I*, .......... ......... .
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(•(jinl Mi Hriii!n«*l*' t i•ii ii t) • rlurulft
la
.til
$••**tfi* il an*! t • |•»$r»*el t•• *pi*’ R«»ut
ut»> 9*!a!n*R
"1tl«*!i )nu,
or i tthi-r of kmi, i i u ) !)• '• ni;iittv<t « M*
tin* • hi.Hr *f Mu rtiluii .!t " t 1 1, «|*f - ' 3|
KniivvTesHvmr.
. . a lot Hint Itui
an*l
e.
i l.nitix or ih-.n iuJr p ’; » in fA.ntCl
' 4ty
\ mii dit I « arh «tf ' 9*u iirr lifrc b y ;
ut MihlntR ami
w
nf 1 11e- iti f. udaiil. 4 LA It; UtNN 1:1 .1.. !•» IiertlmUr-
hti rd 9 t» Ir r v « n l ) dlRl rllmlrd, nd*
korftlliiK a I hot 9iijk! i rquulltlif Inn *»f
thr (axahlr p r o p n i y of llir 1*991111! )
T lir County *99 hurlnrRR Rlomhl hi* ir
rrollomli’ftliy run an a private hua*
IntRR. T lir luKpayrrii " h o fuinlbh
the money to run llm i.'oiinl) Rlmuld
hr tut<9*u Into iht* min fid** net* of ih<*
llnurtl of (*ounly CoinmlRRloii* tr nud
Seminole t'ounty an- handled and
cared for according to (hr Hie said
llulcs and It'.illa tio n s
We further c e r t lf). Hint we leave
Hi« Convict Camp for the w o r k * at
nix O'clock A M
ami work
Ten
i llit I IT • o l IH' o r I
|\
'I'll i ii i ■
Jl oh
IT o r I T.OIII II A. in '
s i : ) i i n o i .i:
t ot v n .
IBIIIt'i' ink euiullllac)*
I»f I 'iDIIll v Jmt«e Uf
v, I Ini I l.i
soliject
nf tli«- In MincrmuT
6lh. 1'•! » At) earn |
fficc i* In Hie liaiwls
«
tliroux Imiil
Hits
solicit 11"' "umnir
Hie |»en|, 11* tn Hi*
rntlr Primary dice
qtjr see ftl to c 11-c
cn I w III it I v r them
uUUlUiU
iiiiii o i i n e e evy e iin illilu c )
o f l'ra « *r o f I h R t r i r t N o
tin
«I m *Ir Ioi i •»f t h r
the* I *f M|OCTH 11•* I *1 IfIKI f >
eeii .lutir Cellt. A I ) h ' * l
D A V ID
•'
[ Convict Camp for their work ut
Six o'clock A. M. ond work Ten and
one-hnir hour* l>eO day. excet-t
In eoinpllsto'.e vvllli the provl.** SMuril.iv on which they quit ut 1™
lolls of law applicable Ihereof. no- o’clock Noon, which give* them
I lee I* hercli) Klven Hint an elecl- Slxt) inn) hours per week, a* preten ha* tieeu c.illcd and ordered to (crtbeil In Hie icKUtatloli*.
be* belli amt I he same will lie liet.l
I further certify, that durlna the
w iihin and tinotiuhutil Special Tax winter months when the day* are
School I lint riel No. 1. Seminole short, ilu-y leave the Camp at Dny*'mini v, Florida, luilil district be Iiil lluht and work until dark, which
also known a- Satifonl Special Tax time Include* the K'dmr to and re*
5..|
p i'ii h i
mi Friday. June tuiulUK from tlirlr work.
I Mh miV fer the luirpose of ilrV line** mv hand nnd *ra! Hue
I el III till UK vvllli shall be Iroslees of ttill day of May. A. D. t»S*.
f AIT, H. IHHUUHS.
llo saId district lor the loxl silc..... 11ii it l wo tears, uliil the numlii r
Sworn do and *tili*crll>ed before
>d iii 111* of district school tax lo lo<1 me Hil* the
day of May, A. U
levied alld Collected for each of tile !»;* .
A it Week*.
sa'il v eiil *
The (*ounlv Itoanl of Public III
Nolar) I’ uldlr. Stele of Klorlsi i uci loti ha ib lermlnevl by rcso.
da. ot l.arae M> Cornml*lilt loll III.i| ten mills Is the esli.ton expires August 3t. 13ni.iled in11lx qe necessary to lie vo
ted ai Midi election for the put pose
-said special lax school dlnI I let f.-r the ellsulhU two years
HAnfi’rd. Kin. May 14th. 1921.
Tin f iiIIovvT iik named are uppolntW' r. It II KI k I h. */•- H. ISdwinls.
to ,n i as Inspectors nnd clerk* at
(lie pireltn'l* named vvTHiln said T r» Hurl !••>. It II Lynch, ami
Sp. elal Tax School District, to IndJ I l«*m > NVIHIainson. **f ine County
of .S'-tiilm>l«*. ami Siait* o f Florida*
s.ml election'
I recinct No I (Sanford). Mrs. a|ul brliiu I hr Convict (luarda o f
Matle SHnei'lpher. MTs
Itnlli S. Scmlimlc County. Fla., do each o t
•ialeliell )•: if
Pane. nnd J A un hereby crrtlfy, Hmt wo hav^
l,r«*n •*mill*•> •*«! nh » mcI» Convict
i TinlliKliain. i Tel k Inspeclor*.
IT .clin t No J (Sanford). Mrs c.unrdn f»*r M’ Vi’ ral monlli*. oib! t n i t
w r . a i r familiar * n h ihr Itulm and
1 ..
1 1 ll.ipliil I VI, . Mildred Squire
I. V lift.,,, aiid d. i: Mil 'all. I'ler.v Itntfu laiIdiin (liiYi riiliiu Ilia cara and
maloleiinnce of Slate and C eqnty
I'onvlcts. and tlutt Hie 1‘onvlcta o f
•*ci oatd. ,|eeens. d. ai"
1hell a nd I liel • . ma
,n to Hie ssld .IiiiI ki t
mi. in of Id* adult ids
••stall*, nml for .m 1
aim; line as sui ll Ad
jiii tta n ie n to annex.
UK
M iLOfllV
F oil j i s t i i i : o k h i u k
IllsTH II'T NO. r o i II
t> C H I T T E N DEN.
IIF. t m u i o r -Till,
i tor.. xr.MtYci.r.
m : o r i t .o i i i i, \.
,E T ill; ESTATE OF.
I* IIA'iAN
I lii’h lH a miiMiiit■+ mj fnmlltlituv
r.M H e l.'-»:iRlitt iii ••
1) Mil*
|r«'t |«* 11)«* Will nf I lid \nt»T«i uf Sflli
\ sesnxkou
(Lejrnl Notices)
i,\ * i • 111.it
mi o iic ilia I I am
J)
I.
t i
In utill.iUlie,. Illx eiillilhluey
nf Her uf Tax
Assessor wf
i*.unit v . subject tu Hie
Hi a v ever* 111 the Julie
• folll 111 ill*will
of file
<1. ■Isom of Hit- Pernv (a lie held oil Jutt*
lm
r n o x F . c i ’T i.v a
ATTOONKT
county
co% s r v ii t.ii
I Iierehy announce my Candida
motinrr m> ramlhlnr> for re-rlrcHon to the office
of rptiMtnl’Ic. lMililcl fo u n t)' Prnaecutlim Attorney »i
flit* Kill of the “vote i r Jed In Hie will o f Hie voters
Ilie Hciitnrratlc primary on June
i: lx INI.AW
JOHN H. I.KONAHDY
\ I s. 10. I I. A i:.
I'OII STATE I.EHISI.VI'I HE
I wish i<» idiihuii<,p my Pinulldm*)
U••pi lidufmcd Kb to what D ^olng
on In ihrlr drlllirraf Ioiir I liuv«*
lirrn a rmidrnt of HnnlnoL’ Ctuiniy
und (Jraiufr County hrforr Hnnlnolr
(Tounly wftr i*ul off from Orunitv
Couuiy. fdr 2b ) mi r. nn*l ft ! • » ’
payer all Uie lime. Make your voir
mii tuvmtiiirnt inot will lirluK >uii
divide nd r. Your Void for tn« will hr
ftpprectftjrd Junr thr 3th.
Phone 489.
FOR Q U IC K S A L E , 10 acre Celery
Farm'. A ll cleared and tiled. Lo
cated near Oviedo..Prict? $0500. on
very . . liberal
terms. Colclough
Realty* Company,* 311 First Na-
•
f
ru n coAsTAiit.H
I wish to aunounce ni> candtilacy
for Hie office of constable, District
No. t. Seminole County, subject - to
tbe will of tlin voters la Hie Demo
cratic Primary of June 4.
U A TATE
M I T H K OK K I.r .tT lO X
In compliance with the provisioniif law ni.pllcul.l, thereto, notice I*
hereby given that an election Iin*
been called nml ordered to be held,
•uni Hu* mime will !»•* held w*ltIII»i
a ml throughout H|u*rlnt T n * School
Pintrlrl No
5. Petnlnolr County.
» lull.lit. hill.I dlNtrli*! ht’ li»K »!*•'
• JNO. O. JINKINS
v IImWII AN iS.'llrVR
TM<
I Mil I
fm the purpoao o f ,letel llillllm: trim elliill be trustees i-f
It..- Mllil illslrli't for tile next s u e
ceiiiliitir two tears, and Hie number
fitii.ii* \v. noutinrs.
of mills of district school tax to lot
levied amt colleeted for eftclt nf Hie
said ) ears.
r o ii (i.K tiK o r c m c t ilT c o r iv r
The f o u n t ) ’ lli.iitd of t’ utdle lo.. .1
— . rri.ts»•!• ■ of U r.
t wli.li to announce that t am a
structlnn on- determined liy reso ' ■'.' '
lution that ten mills Is the estlma"undlilatr (or re-election to th* o(i*on s i I 'B i t i s m n n s T o r
led
mlklaae
necessary
to
l,e
voted
.jce of Clerk o f the Circuit Court,
f t l l l. lf IV tT III n i o s
of Srmlnole * County. Florida. *ub>
I a iii it fiinillilafr for r^ -rirrllo n it siicli election for ttie onrposo of
Jcct to the derision of the Demo to tIms uffli*i* of uMperlHtemlnil »»f III* said . Special Tax Sellout Diecratic Voter* of Kemlnote County, luiMh ho«i met Ion
f*»r Hentlliolt* I r i d for Hie ensuing two years.
T h e follo wing named are uopnlntIn the Democratic 1’ rlinary
Kle*- t*«»nnty• Niilijrd to tli** IVfnoer.it 1C
wi,-< rd to act ns llisp*i’lnrs nml clerks
Hon to he held on June 9th, A. D. rrluuirv. \our nuppurt K ill
il llo- iirecincts named, within said
1921.
PITlUlct.
T _ w> |(AWTON.
Sanford. Kin., May 1Itn. !•••f’ lni lul Tax School District, to hold
V. K. DOWJLA3B.
I. foul H. lIlKaers. of tlio C ltf «ir
said election:
,
Sanford.
Count) of Seminole, in d ,
No k tHeiievn) Mis M
Foil f o l 'S i r s i-r r . i t si t u n h u n t 11. I'lft-lm-t
Dmil.r, T. D Itlckok. Mrs M a r Slate of Florida, and 8m>erlnlend-',_
OF f t lll.lf ISSTIH fTIO N
ant of HIP County Convict* o f Sett*-’
f o i l f i. c iiK c in c t iii- t*o f u t
t wi*h to itanounce my candidacy ine Slog, and ..A. A Moran, f l e r k Itude County. *t<> iierehy certify, that
I Iierehy announce my candltlary for the office of Superlnlindent o llispecloi s
I have hern Soft of County'Con|*i■•■-ini't
No
IS*
MisceolnI.
S
•’
for the office of clerk, of the I'uldlc
tiistruotlon
of
Hemlnol
Circuit Court, euhjeet to the action County, subject to the will of , Hi* Itltelile. Mr* I* T Siunmerslll. Ml«« vhi* of Seminole County, for tn*
of the volet• t » the June Frlmary. voter* In i be primary June 4. A our Mary llnwte. and I. I* Few. Clerk pa-i Seven month*, uni that Jh*
Itiil* h find UrKiilntlon* tiovernltUT
Inspector*. ■
*U It. DEAR
Mlppoit will be appreciated
. Da leil III Is. tl|e '.'III jli«J of ,MU.V. .hc-vare and Maintenance' of Mtato>
MAY
UUl.lA:
MAXAVKLU
iind
County .Coitvl«*v*. reiiulnm a*
» «.x v r**'*"s "7 1T U T —C
..
A. I* I'--**. .
•Vo k v't'.v.itK o r i t m c t n r v t T ■
f u l ’ NTV
llo A ltl'
**l’
I T U I .I C follow*: Itule 2J. Convlrts *h)tll not
I Iierehy annoiineo my candidacy
r o il fOCNTY rnO kK fl'TIN O
IN S T ItU iT loN .
SHMINOf.i: ‘ l„, re>mired to vv nrk on Sunday*.i.m more than sixlv; •hour* In. any.
fer Hie e fflce o f Clerk of fhn C ir
i M I ’STV. f l . O l t l D A
ATTOIIVt:)
one week, which sliAll .IhcludK th •
Attest
T.
W
t.AWTu.V.
cuit Court subject to Hie will of
t hereby tnk* thl* method of an
lime ednu to and ,r«;tvjrnlmt fr.ni
the voter* at the Democratic P r i iiounclnc my candidacy
for
tin
• Hie work*.
'•
.
mary oh June I., mix.
nifu*e of County l’ resecuHnu Attor
•
I Ini'llivr Certify. Ihut Hie d in
. D. I. THIlASIIF.lt.
ney, subject to , the Democratli
] viols of Sendoole Count), leave Ihn
Primary, t wilt appreciate on:
A T T R A C T IV E L Y
Furnished 1
••twlmi 1 9 f t h r \ otoi r In l . i f D**mom u
c iii v t i
< n ),x iM n in M ;n
room apartment. Private bath
In iiiiiiHiiiii ing my
I " ' I f i f t t l r I ' r I n *mi v ( 9# let* hrl(J un J u u «
Hot water and lights furnished FLORENCE Oil cook sloven arc (*«nnmliiR|niiftr
D
1'.*21
«>f il«r 2id Dlftirid 9*f ;.th. A
f iia n k
LVANH
absolutely tfuirantecd* Gilbert ScmiiMilc Count) . I l i r ir h ) p1• •Iu•*
phone 739-J. 212 W. 4th Sb.
__ _
tit) Milt to an h li Ro I ii t •*1y impart i«!
.McGriff Furniture Co., Orlsndo.
a119*iltIon 19t (hr "ft|far9* of llit* ••»*- l » T H E V O T l i H S H I ' S E S H A O I - K
YOUR V A C A TIO N . Going to Day
l rl« l iih a Khnlc*. Should I hr iminl*
IO IA T T .
tonu Bench this Summer? Wi SE M IN O LE fe ll maTtresscs, nb*. nftl«*«| and ••Irrtrd Itirrt* " I I I !>•
I wish fo annuunrs that t am a
specialito in beach property am
solutcly truaranteed, $18. Gilbert rikAdn huill for prD iitr l>r nodi of raudhlutr f ur ro-clection l<> thr o f
any uin* mAh. I " I I I urn that « r I wi fice of County Conimlssluiirr fr. m
M cGriff Furniture Co., OrUndo.
uh || |r In iny iRiik’f r that (he ta*
Dlslricl Nu. f. sul.Jrcl to Ilia d e
I Bargain, sec
vBeardnll Avc.
^K M PLO YE D M A N OR W 0 ■ AN cun make good living and
opn boss if liave small amount
L eapital. Busin,-ns established
I will clear
$HW monthly Address Box
re Herald.
c o n t a i roi.i.R C T on
I wish to nnnounes that I am »
cnr.dldata for rtr-elecllon
to
ths
i,'flee of T a x Collector o f Semin
ole County. BUbJecl to the action
of the voter* In the t>emocrall$
Primary to be held In June.
Yout support w ill a« appr.ctaled.
r o ll TIIU l.t;U 1LA TrH R
SuhJ«Mt ft* Ihf nI'|»l (lACltlttiT DffnO*
ANTED; at once a man to lay
FO II C O U N TY SSSKSSOII OF
hie for Hub-irrigation. yVill pay F IV E ACR E tract'.with rceldence Permanent W aving— lovely natur
TASKS
' ,
also twenty
on
Hcardnll
Ave.
al
permanents
as
low
as
$5.00
°°0 per 1000 or $4.50. per day
t wish tn announce to lha paopl*
subdivision.
uf
Semluota
Cuunty
that
1
am
D . Meriwether,' Route N oi:'8, acre* tract Palmer ' Zernovcan, 509 First National Bank Bldg candidate fo r ra-alcctlop to lha o fa
lie remainder of the room equipment likely to be ol interest to the guejt*
ousists of a switchbox with positions
utrked * V
“ Neutral," and "2"
poo it
witen tbe guest wishes radio enterlinnicut. all lie nerd do is switch the
ey Irom “ Neutral" to either “ I" or
2." He can then hear either one of
ivo programs which the operator in
te control room has selected lor dis;ibution throughout the hotel. One
f these programs may originate
rithin the liotel itself, for earl) is
ully equipped with a Western 1-1ecie nublic address system. Micro-
’
»»f
cheap. Telephone 773.
[ETAI. ROOFING: The Roof F.v•rlaxting.
Metal
. shingles
Ending seam tin and galvanised
w(a. See Jamca H. Cowan. Oak
N ICE F IV E ROOM house. 211
^L_and Third flL Phone 111.
Palmetto Ave. Phone 304-W.
MONOGRAPH— repairing, piano
tuning by exterts with 17 years TF,N ROOM h°u>l lesirnblc loca
TTiTHtTiiC' to ’oSTOTffg TIBtPtP
McLander Ar or two rtmiljea. located at 402
Oak AVe. Apply W. If. Long 117
^
Phone 831.
Magnolia.
, • ■.
y .
*Announc
PA V I M ' IIL'SIM .SS FOR S A LE :
Very liberal I i' itiih with small
down payment on liusincss thnt is
established and paying. I f you nrin the market for a profitable bus
iness investigate this. BOX 1279,
Cate HERALD.
To Hie t>cmocrntlc Voters of The
•lith Si-imturlat District:—
t herewith anttnilnre my rnndl*
dary for the Dcmucratlc nomination
for Stale Senator from the 3?tIt
Senatorial District composed of
Seminole and llreviinl Counties at
tile Juno itli primary nml if nomin
al-<1 and rli-rtrd, ! nsauro one and
all a Di'iuoclatte udmtnlstration.
Thanking one mu) nit for your
vnty and Influence,
'
(_/
Itcspeclfuli),
ABOUT ONE hundred fe d goo.
second linnd four inch iron pipe
Attractive price. Telephone 77'
evenings.
,«
clier«c ami smuiicr unni m
i\ IriuJiT. Add two cup*, ^ WIGHT PRINT SHOP
spaghetti and serve with iP> NAI'I’ V service on any tiling ir
printing. A phone call will gel
cm ,brr pickles
Another Italian recipe Bi* uur man. Phone. 417-W. 9 Kail.
■>f lima beans and quality tv 3s.| Avo.
to provide a main c<>urec ^
lima beaux llabrniir. D;
vli, ex of bacon and fry to cxu flT II THE N E W W A L L P A IN T
NO
N E W A N D BETAdd one chopped onion, on.
Italian Chop Jiury
pepper cut in rinjji, two cue
F U R TH E R
1NFORItalian chop • ,iv \ ix a drli. iouf Celery and juutc all ti<’r'9:
C A LI, PHONE 235-J
main roiir&e dull.
I u prepare it, brown. Add the juice fio®
V. C. COLI.ER, SA N slur one medium oni..n and , ut one
cup of crlrry in t.nr strip, two
uiclir, long. Saute them in four
ublespoon* butter until they are
yellow
Add one-half pound of
ravv Hamburg steak and cook until
(' begun to brown. Add one cup
canned tomato, from which juice
bat bren drained, one cup canned
Corn, and one fourth cup grated
2G— Miscellaneous For Snle
L E W IS ' A I’ A RTM E N TS — Occb.i
front, two and six room apart
ments. Modern and well f u r n is h e r ---------Free Frigidaire
anil electricity.
Ill MMAGIC S A LK !
Summer rates. 109 S. Atlantic Avc
at
,
Daytona Bench.
French's Tourist Gump
1Llth. St.
Sanford, Fla.
U. S. Officer's Army Tent. Blank
F U R N ISH ED A P A R T M E N T with its. Sheets, etc.
hath and garage. $:it) j'er month.
I Wheel P»*ny Buggy ami lluinMrs. A. K. Powers, 107 W. Niuth ess.
,
•r I.Ibrary
I Saddles, Ice box. Fireless t 0 0 ker, Children's Toys. Wagons, G •
Carts. High Chairs, Cots, Carpet
I.K FF LK R A P A R T M E N T S : fum- Sweeper. Tents, Folding Camp
iitied. J loom and garage. At- Chairs, N’aciunn Cleaner, l/'iithor
tractive summer rates. Apply HIM Couch, Wire Cuts, Oil Stove, GrindMagnolia Phone 280-W.
stone. Tables. Chairs. Brass Bed,
Springs, 2 Baby Reds, Wood and
-----’*
Iron, New Clothes Wringer, 2
\|iuiliiicnl for nut at -Jl7 Park Crocks, ii gals, eucii. iron Wheel
Barrow.
Wdocipeile, Water Cool Stand. 0
New’ Sets Automobile Shuck Ab
Small garage upurliiivut. Cujl ,251
sorbers, One Case Empty
Beci
Bottles, New Automobile Bumper,
New §lop Light.
Full set leather hound Ridpath
I library o f Universal l.iternture.
Set Edgar Allen Poe Works.
FR E N C H ’S TO U R IS T CAMP,
s'
13th. St.
VACATION. Going to Day
2 USED BICYCLES, one bo>s on.
Bench this Summer? W,
girls. Good condition. 109 1st
5t7~$1'I~rnriTr~Wtlhrnt—Battery-Grr
KANSFER Service of all kinds
Phone 570-W or 3302. C. E
horjKTiing.
ibis i> tbe btallcr
tluiti, with hotcli having a total of
7.71*1 room* located in New kork,
Itoxton, Bull aJo, k 1cvvia ltd, Detroit
and SL L i u .x’1lie Statlcr in Boston, opened In
Mauli uf last veal, wax the t.rxt of
tbe chain lu be equipped with indi
vidual receiving xcix. In each ol its
1..HHJ rooms a mull table licsiile ibe
bed bad in U a drawer marked
"Radio.In llie drawer were tbe
means by which a guevi might tune
in on one ol two programs, listening
to them either with headphone* or
through a loudspeaker. These same
facilities have now been duplicated by
Karr Parker, consulting engineer in
riiarge of the original installation (or
the Ildtel Buffalo, in Buffalo, N. Y ,
for the Hotel Pennsylvania in New
York klity and for, the other Staffer
hoi el*.
Back of (lie simple way in which a
guest may secure radio entertainment
lies an elaborate system oi receiving
and distributing bioadcast programs,
latch hotel has a control room, usually
situated on llie top floor, lu it arc
insulted two Western Electric com
mercial receiving sets and amplifying
systems, a monitoring system and an
i>iterator's desk. Operators are on
duty- from ten in the morning ontil
midnight. Programs on the air arc
picked up by the receiving sets and.
liy means of llie amplifiers, are multi
plied many limes for distribution
throughout the liotel. Connected' wi(h
llie amplifiers arc hundreds of conVictors in lead cables, by means of
uhjeh the music or speech is event
ually channeled through to the indi
vidual rooms. K. th* room'Is a single
one. a head set if provided., while in
suites and in the employees' rest and
Classified Ads regularly!
(Political Announcements)
14— Rooms Without Hoard
B. A. H A LV E R SO N
painting, interior decora
ting. Phone -132-W.
a mil 11011 dollars,
fied Section is givin g the kind o f service
One Ice Box 3 ft.xli ft.xJ ft. Excel
lent condition. 213 Sanford Avc,
N. Nipper. Signs o f all kinds,
in Sanford Paint & Wall Papc£
U J .D IL JL C. H O W E L L
people o f Sanford proves that this Classi
11— M iscella n eou s
liKK D ELIVE RY by our own
tank to Sanford, just tbe same
i it yoO lived in Orlando. Gilbert
ctlrilf Furniture Co., 23 E.
Itunh St. Orlundo.
HINTS
The daily patronage o f hundreds o f the
everybody wants, and the success o f these
FIB R E Hcd-dnvcnport suite for
living room only $103. GilbertM cGriff Furniture Co. Orlando.
Announcemenis
—liu sin css
200 Wrsl Lore X%r.
Orlumlii, Florida
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H A V E TW O MORE OPENINGS
For some ambitious young men
or young Indies who want to
ienrn a good trade and get n good
position when they have become
competent. Have situations avail
able every few days. I f interested
ask for C. A. Haines at Sanford
Herald office.lie will be glad to
explain it to you.
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[ A
Herald
rep re s e n ta tiv e
[thoroughly f a m i l i a r w ith rates
[jilti and c la ssifica tio n
w ill
Igir* you com plete in fo rm a tio n .
Jad if you wish, th e y wilt assist
j n in w ord in g y o u r w o n t ad
U roako it m o re e f f e c t i v e .
H C PS-M AR MON
Suiifnrd Automobile f
K Magnolia Avc.
Pho
I'irktd I ’or Arrontplislintetils
Tallndnssee
Flm nl.'f 1 1mu I.•I
('harueti'i and personality wen ! tn 1927 I'Mielldeil total ufSi;.’i.:t IP,
the side basis for tile selection. P.'UI in cnn.it ructinn and uiaiiiti u
|Many other gills of high rank, ance «.f it* iinids und In nlges.beauty and aeComplishiuiTit were j
eligible, mure eligible than Setsilk a, who was not of noble birth,
but tlio Empress Dowager, seek-J
rHt4-of-eharm—gt-mj-henitto-r;
keen mind to become the consult I
nf her son was struck by Setsqko's
eminent eligibility and passed over
But. us life and love exist in the
Japanese mind nnd l.euil il i* u
tin e romance <>f the Oi ii nt nn.l all
J'ipnii is i cinicing i l.ui I In*i i |..,p’
ill.u •'St.i.iTini' I 'l i n e e " i . ' i u liux'*
f o r hi- bride the .b a n n in g , ta le n t
ed Se|-n|.o, |||,. ilailgbtei o f a roll,•Holier.
Irrfephonc ads, w ill be received
II Ltrons and collector sent
ILtd istoly for payment.
K Tines..........—- ......
r o i l ST A T r. R R S A TU II.
Proved Success
Cash In Advanco
DUDlirj
Icasuiu cars und Graham truck*
tint and 13th. Street. I’ hune 3.
tu
a romance ut all..a* all such thing i
are Vegarded in the Western world.
They were selected fur each other
by others. It was hry.iii.l tbe pow
er— and tn, doubt beyond the
thought— of either nf them to re
fuse.
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(Legal Notices)
(I’-lllical Ann o u n c em en t^ | po)|UcJl| Ann011nccmcnt
WANT A D R A T E S
Lost
According lo Itn• ai loads o f uli -ihi l
from ) lie di'tillrrx .1
tailing half null:' n
paid government .1
1 1'li'piratoi
Help Wanted
r^Ssnfard Dllly Heralcl
A tito n io l> i!c s
“ Radio in Every
m
o
R
’ ’Proves
Popular Feature With Hotel Guestsi
the linpcniil Hmisi'hidd Depnitmint, tn W itshiui'ti-ti tn induce the)
Alllbil-Slldur to 1 ••iiseiit tn the
wedding. He was siiicesslul and
letinni'd tu Japan on January T.
iiuiueiliiil lv lepuitiug his sin cess j
tn the Imperial
llnuselndd |)e
inn I mint, who m turn m pulled t"
I lie
Empress
Dowager
1'iinrc I ’liichibu.
Forecast In IhilTalo
.Minith; S um , IL !
II.ill; lv
Alotll. John liiovvh; Lveliifij.
lose, M y i l l e Brililiioe'.. -
Srmlntilt; County* 11* »
■In rcpl) to your favor o f li*J kjfl
I sin inai.. • with to suy tliut
\
sUTti ment _mad* by .Mr. D. II. « • , y
Italiun. or anyone rise; to thr I ' t i M l : .
Hint i lie County Convicts do not
l i m e Camp unlit S o’clock A. M. . .
unit are quIlHiiK work earlier than
J
liieessarj to leturri to Camp Is «*»- ‘
rotund) untrue
- *x
T b . furls sire as follo w#. U ' l
j
I ’.inVIcle leave Camp nt S I* o t l o « U . » W
A y| i -vi ry morning. except uurlnu . ,
t h e 'w in ter months when the o a | »
i
are short, when they do not laW yw yH
until D a )-lig h t, nod then hare
t r a w l iK»m«llinr 20 or •& rml^» w .
tlH lr work. It I* lmpo*»»bl«* to
I 11*1 •• ■In) -light on account o f t p » . ..
danger of loosing prisoners irmrt our open trucks.
'1
The
Itigulntlons
require ton*
l;)
htali and Count) Convicts can t i« * ’ , ,
In. u nt keil more than CO hours |»er •
week, unit
we try
l<» g e t
In
hours every week, and very o f t e n ,
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If Is dark before we get hack to
:
bunctr
tE m
FOR GOOD eaU
Lunch Room, 1
Street.
Dry Cleaning
THE LONG-LIFE HATTER
Huff-Mac Battery Co
117 East 2nd. Street.
S A N IT A R Y STE A M PR E SSW l
Odorless Dry Clenninf. I ™ 1
PC8. 114 N . Park. -
Palnta and Wall PnpnT"
Awnings
SUN PROOF P A IN T S
Water Spar Varnishes and Ew
SE M IN O LE
A W N IN G
SHOP.
mela.
Velumlna
Flat
Wa
Awnings, Window shades. Tarpau
lins. Anything of Canvaa. 309 East. Paints. Persian da y j e w moulding clay and Plaque*. SaJ
2nd. Street. Phone 11.
ford Paint * W all Paper Cn. Q. 1
Stuart.
Propr. I I * W. Firat SU
Auto Tops
__ F U m i l u r e _________ J
SPENCER TOP SHOP. Curtain*
» waed.fun
Cushions and Seat, Coverings W E B U Y « r
lure.
Wagner
Furollurg
tin, .
West Third Street.
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THE 9ANF0H1) HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 192*
Lake Mary
Strides In Aviation Field;
If Boasts Marty Plane Lines
Government Regulation OfBItuminous Mines Is Provided
In Legislative Suggestions
Of Senate Probe Committee
and the city of Brussels begins
slipping behind. The nose of the
piano is treaded over the Rhine. The
dny was warm, the cabins have
their windows open.
W e are soon over the city of
Louvain, the. city that was sacked
and burned at the time o f the Ger
man invasion but now all that is
o f the United Mine Worker* innde
gone. The countryside is dotted
with farms. The country is thickly public today by the. Senate f ’onl
populated and flying over it is InvcHtignting Committee.
Senator Watson (I t ) o f Indiann,
different than fying over the broad
chairman
o f the committee, *ai<l
untenanted areas o f the middle
be would introduce the proposal in
west in the United States.
bill form in the Senate today and
Over War Fields
move for it* considchition.
The piano zooms over Tlrlemont
A bituminous coal cpmmi**ion
nnd then Numur uml Leigo, im
of five members ajipointed by the
portant points In the World War.
president would he created a* the
The pilot in a few minutes more
regulatory body o f the industry
motions to me nnd I watch him under the measure. The hill .was
report our position by wireless tel drawn by Henry Wnrrum, of Inephone to the control towers at dinnapohs, counsel for the United
Brussels nnd Cologne.
Mine Workers.
The smnkin/r chimneys o f Maas
The commission would have pow
tricht nnd Aix-la-ChnpcIle pass be" er to set maximum prices for coni,
nenth us. Sandpits ilnd kilns arc nnd operators ' would he grantei)
plninly discernnbli'. We mount to license* to run their mines. Com
the II.OOQ foot level nnd pass over panies operating muter the. pro-1
Bergheim. Tin* pilot passed to me po»ol would not he affected by the
a note .and told me to observe the j Sherman anil Clayton anti-trust
chimneys beneath us which W ere' laws, nij(i w'ith the consent) of tin
(100 feet high. .
commission would he allowed to
The Rhine 'soon reappears wind from selling pool* imil other co
ing like u tiny ribbon beneath us operative bodies to fuslber market
and then Cologne. Yes, there is ing o f coni. Operator* would not
the famed cathedral. Its whole be allowed to force till T employe.!
bulk scelns to dominate tlie city.
to work -utflcr a lnhoi font met
The pilot switches to Id.s receiv prohibiting membership in u union
ing set, get* the okny signal to liuer the bill.
,
land and throttles down tlie motor. 'M in e inspection with a view to
We bank sharply and circle down production-.costs, safety deviceto the field.
. »nd coal grading would be n llio
hand* o f tin* commixsiioi, on.I coal
milled iiiab'r il* supervision would
be classed as "governmcnt-gradeil"
coal.
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No coal eon.panic- would lie al
lowed to operate without lii-i pse
froia the i ominix.-v ioi. and any slop
ping of bitiiminou* . "ill in viola
tion of the provisions o f the act
would be subject to a fine o f from
$1,000 to $.ri|0IM) for cuvIt day'*
shipment in violation of the
Mr. Mnt*udnirn. He, diffidently, measure.
The measure provide* for the is
declared his daughter was tmi
young uml ulso tlwit such a high suance of a "secondary license" ' <>
honor could not Be con I erred upon coal rompunic* who do nut w'*h to
his family, which ranks a* that of employ labor. Sm li I'ompaao—, hov
a commoner.
ever, would not be allowe.l to iin
Mcuntime, Prince t'liiehibn went
uhroud to study in Fugland and,
on f'hristmn*
Dny, I 92 C, hi*
father, the lule Emperor Taisliu,
died.
In December of lust year, howuvpr, tlie year of Imperial mourn
ing living virtually at an end, (be
xubjeit wan reopened, fount Ai-- ill the present Coiigi
ul.u Ivubuvuina, a close personal
fiieiiil nf AmliHSMiiler Matsudiiiro.
was disputi'liiil a* u messenger of
the Imperial ll"Oxeholil
lUpailHARRISON. V I , M .\ F.
minl, to Wnshingtiin to tndtire Ihe (IN S ) !**•mit armed I'lindii- i%i, ■
Amba-snilfir to ••onxetit lo Ihe
i d tin' In'llm h nl l ice nl' I lie 1 'iiid n
wedding, lie was Mii.e**ful and
letiiiai'il to Japan on .laniuiiv 3 . lial ItiMiiniirf i* i pany tmhi'i
imnieilial' Iv lepoilnig hix sin • ex* pointed |,i lnls al tlie iniiliagei an
to tlie Impel lal llotlxeliohl l*e- five eniidnyee. and • -capod in a>
pailnunt, wln> in turn ii purled lo aiitoieiibile witli Ss .iiiiii iii md i t
the Empress Dowager and to rial pulley I'l'ii'iplI'j litre I'iiichibu.
I'irkid l or Arromplishineat*
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f 'liaraelei and personality were
Ihe side basis for the xebelion.
Many other girl* of high rmili.
beauty and aeeiuuplishinent were
eligible, more eligible than Set- Peii-ai'ofn
$25,11011 new ‘ ladnini
stiko, who was not of noble Inrtli,
exMr*triirrrst_nt—hPjrliMT^T'rmrr
•l*kf »e
n, »'•
Romance Between Prince
A n d School ..Girl Draws
Notice O f Entire W orld
ing a girl uf charm, ginnl health,
keen mind In iN-eiimc the eonsnil
nf her sou wan (.truck by Setsuko’ x
eminent eligibililv and pnsxed over
all uthei*.
The rnnumre of i liii liiliu-niimiya and Setxiiko, theiefnre. ii. nut
u rumanco at all, as nil such thing i
are regarded in Ihe Western world.
They were sclceted for each oilier
hy others. It wa* heyoml the pow
er—and tin doubt beyond the
thought— o f either o f them in re
fuse.
But ns life and love exist in Ihe
•lannnese mind and liearl it is u
true romitiiee of the Orient and all
Japan is leiuii-iiig Dial (lieu pop
ular "Knurlinc Priiu'e” i. to huy-*
fur Id- bride Die elln)iniug, Inlent
•'il Set - ill.o. Die diiliglit.'i of a i*oiii *
limller.
(Continued ft •om. page 1 )
of the Ford Motor ( ’onipuny; Ea.KReynold*, president o f the Nalitm.
nl A ir Tutnsport, Inc Daniil M
Ftheufer, chief of Pennsylvania
passeniA-r transportation; Jame*
C. Willson of Louisville, Ky,, and
William H. Vanderbilt.
The rompany will begin biisinc»x
with $5,000,000 rapital. all of
Kiwanis Club Plans
Ladies' Night Party
Lake Mary
and Geneva must,
dans furnished tbe entertainment
for tha Kiwanis Club at its week
ly luncheon today. The program
ol (tCMvvn. (in .hi* pi®»^ra*u \\v®c
Mii-.s t)|'al Pcti'ix, v’.'l'uixt, mui
M ix LuliJ Potllx, pi i i i .,, i.f lji'!t
,.'Vii, ; h„| Vug!* tV.'lnt 'i'. v it,Iiiii . 1 .
of Lake Maf.v. A lailic*' i.lglit
I'oiuiiiiHei* (•iiiiipiixed uf E. F.
I.unt*. Bay Fox, C. E. My. u i;.ut
R. II. lin g was appointed t.i mul,.
arrangement* for nu entertninmeni
in the near future. "Next week will
be iinnivcrxnty week. J. L. .Muieiiette and Ruy Fox will have eli.iiu.
of Die program.
p S Taford b illjl Herald
Help Wanted
Proved Success
Terms: Cash in Advance
Telephone ads, wlU be received
Z natrons and collector aent
Ssidistcly for payment.
floe — -— - ....... 1„ c n «1 no
.... .. ............ 7c a line
Time rates on request.
He reduced rates are fo r
-jtcutivo insertions,
5ix words o f average length
m counted a lino.
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glnimum charge of 30c fo r
nt insertion.
Jill advertising is restricted
proper classification.
If an error Is made Tito SanH Herald will be rcsponaible
t only ono Incorrect insertion,
a advertiser tor subsequent
arrtioni. The office should be
itified Immediately in case of
Announcements
mi
ilv id
Muni'li. IB. Si lirncder'x
wot k Ott 1!■ • lligl 'v I e .peeled mug
Ii/..h • *'M\ pci lull" h:i» won bilU I
I'ii; ■ fellow ie;- in I ieniiunv add
L. P. If:igun, of Sanford, present rTrcsentutlvT in the.lcgi
from Seminole Cmmly in GroU|l Two. Mr. Hugnn ix tuiining
election on u platform bused on hix service* to the county dur
yenrx m the xtute's lawmaking body. Hi* plntfnrm i- one n
eeoiinmy.
rroliibilion Shake-up
I'\)recast In l i ut t al o
B l'F F A L *l. N. Y. May M (IN S ,
\ getii-inl .-hake-up in pnd.ihi
tioii uilifiiuixti'iition of tin- fedem!
d i-'iicl tva ■ loieia.-l tudliv u* ii
iexult of the itpliv .ment unimuiiVi il
yexteiiluv' of inn foiinre heads,
nnd moie than a dozen officials,
of lii' Buffalo onion cur nt of ice
The oense charged I- illegal d
\< : iop o aleoli | fioin llie plant f
tl.e Ii111'•-i- M- oliol i otupaiiy In i"
I
• Bo-i <• t
lllilptT, o f New
I
(" liii'i prohdul ion udmiuix-
Stupli toh, New Yoik, formi
o f tile llllffulo d. v ‘/Ifuc; ;
Begun, New York, 1,'irmr*
lidmillihti utioli; A vc thy
" f nil oigumv.ution lllclui
men now under indirfmcnl
d iv e it r il the alcohol, accu
Dint l i f t A t t o r n e y Kirhnrd I
pl'.ton.
Aceording to the ihuig
• ill loads of iilinhol were
from the distillery nnd Im
tailing half mill'.' u dollar
paid got ormn out n • 11
voti-piratoi x.
Business Service
RUE DELIVERY by our own
tnuk to Sanford, just the same
i it you lived in Orlando. Gilbert
dlrifl Furniture Co., 23 E
L N. Nipper. Signs of all kinds.
In Sanford Paint &. Wall - Paper
‘oa.
U/ DR. J. C. HOWELL
2 0 0 WVfcl ( iorc Air.
I'lorida
H en io rrlio itls,
G its and Im lige.sl jon
Ini* fi.ail In iii . .11 li.il'lx, via uinl in
•ll*'* H*ll, •" I I•I•* I Ml |I • .1I ••H ill Sll*
%*4®K M l * Wtills 4tlt*| ||t I Mill* Hllll
fl«#*|9**< #| u It »|
Site lllll
l|n\ sIllicit H. hit •pint. Util .lll'l -.. 111
* ll l*» In* itl (111* lai *( nf "lii-all li. .Vh « 'll.ill* hits* It® M fV
Kt.il.-fnl
I m’
1* laid Ibm I hm'I i iltklir anti |m ’ivllltio;
in i « l l miyboitY aI**mi t lt* r chikIIII*hi
l®r. J*a«t. ('(irivlu
111»u *'ll, Its
>**.®rK
|»rnrdiT In
OrlMtidn,
Hpcfiallslmr in d®*ti-K(ir)il<aiil of#
fi«t* I ri'ill IIH III «*f
«11a1*41Ml*
#»f
►(**mor|i, Im wrU nnd r®rtym.
r'®ii \V.
An*. . T«*lr|ilii*ti«'
V®»ll
w ill III* hill pi ihi t|
LOST
uLu
loot! |
a ehare. 2802.
operator's desk. Operators are on
duty frera ten in the morning nntil
midnight. Prugrams on the air arc
picked up by the receiving sets and.
by means ol tlie amplifiers, are multi
plied many times lor distribution
tbrougbout the hotel. Connected with
tlie amplifiers arc hundreds ol con->.ctors in lead cables, by ipeans of
uhi(li the music or speech is event
ually channeled through to the indi
vidual rooms. If, the room'll a single
one. a head set is provided, while in
suitrs and la the employees’ tea and
loui^s roots, loudtpeakers ara
jit:.r fur the I.shy
slid ton.ati) ju v'e tu,•'*(., |,,r
llir t.Hinlv ate tiotv
>pled
heveiagrx het'au-e the j u.cr has
been I.,uml by !t..t: wi\.
i., |„
drlu ion., and l.rv.iu r t !.<■te- JUio inanv WaVx of ii'.ilizing thr to
mato pulp tli.ii is bit attrr strainit.g ofT tlie liquid from j
||erc
are ionic ol thr v. jv
Italian Chop Suey
Italian chop m u y ix a delirium
mam course di»h. T o prepare it.
sli. e tine medium orii..n and . ut one
cup ol celery in t.nr strips two
long. Saule theni in fliur
ahlrvpoun* builcr until thry ate
yellow.
Add one-half pound of
raw Hamburg steak and co..k until
It begin* to brown. Add one cup
cannrd tomato, (tom which juice
bai been drained, one cup canned
corn, and oue fourth cup grated
A b» v » yadtrr-rr-otro|-rrwym"tn'ttfCK't1orct_ PrTTTTtylCzntl; TVtW T a r t
Middle: At the oilier end of the circuit, enjoying one of the two pro
gram* available. Below: The late E. M. Sutler, preaident of the
Sutler *y»tcm. speaking b to U)e microphone* during the Joint pro
gram broadcast to inaugurate the new radio (aciliuca provided (or
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guesu.
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"he remainder of the room equipment
□mists ol a switchbox witli positions
larked “k" “ Neutral," and “2“
pon it.
.
Wlien the gue»t wishes radio enters
tinment. all be nttd do is switch the
ey from "Neutril'' -to either "1“ or
2." He can then hear either one of
iso programs which the operator in
ic control room his selected for disribution throughout the hotel. One
1 these programs may originate
ritbin th? hotel itself, lor eacl) is
ully equipped with a Western Elec•ic public address system Mienshones arc insulled in the main dintg rpotp. ball room, banquet room*,
ud )n other parts of the bold where
lusic or fperches ipay be beard. By
■*
likely to be ol interest to the gueiti
or to (lie public at large can be Iran*milted not o«ily to all the guest rootni
but can be connected with a broadcasting station and sent out to U»«
world si large.
Proof of tlie effectiveness of the
system was given when all ol the
lands, tn the chain participated In a
joint program, broadcast over a net*
work ol seventeen ol the larger broadcasting stations. From New York the
program was shilled in turn to the
hotels u> Boston, Buffaltx Oeveland.
Detroit, St Louis and, finally, back
to N^w York, the orchestral in each
city contributing to the program. In
the neighborhood ol 2,000.000 people
vjTfe estimated as having listened to
on the Jowl program.
B;-
x 1 i. «*> of bacon ami try to exit
Add one chopped union, om
pepper cut in ring*, two CUP
celery ami xautc all gran
brown. Add the juice fiom
her 2 can ol lima beans and
until the celery and grem
are tendrr. Then add the
from which the juice hi
drained, and the ranned li®
and heat welL Tour In ct
platter and surround with J
can of heated spaghetti nr-
Announcement
Phone 670-W
"®f|>ening.
or
3302.
C. PL
Columbia plionographs
this territory
Couch’s.
and records
previously
handled
P f l f f
Two Black Crows, i*arts 7 & 8 .
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Just Arrived.
M e lt o n E le c tric C o m p a q
.‘121 Sunford Avt\
Phone
columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they
SLE E P W E LL on n genuine
IJenutyrest
mattress. • Price
$39.50.' Gilbert Me tariff Furnituro
Co.,“ 23 E. Church St., Orbintlo.
FIBRE Bed-dnvcnport suit<* for
living room only $103. GilbertM cGriff Furniture Co. Orlnndo.
Make a habit
df
’{'heav:'
Classified Ads regularly!
11— Miscellaneous
One Icc Box 3 ft.xO ft.x3 ft. Excel
lent condition. 213 Snnford Avo
26— Miscellaneous For Sale
i nn r i . i t i t K c i n c i u i ' C o c it t
I hereby announce tny cnnillducy
for the
office
of
clerk, ot the
I'lrrult Court, eubjeet tb the action
of ihu v o te i* u tk.e June Primary.
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COY'A T
r u n t t.KtiK o r m n c i h c y i t
I lii'irliy unnounco n.y candidacy
for th.- office o f Clerk of the O r nilt i'utltt nutijrrl
tin* will uf
tin- voter* at the Deiimcratlc P r i
mary oil .liine t., I » 2*
. D. I. T i l l l A S l l i : i t .
c o m s t a i u .h
I wish to auuouncc my candidacy
for the offlcr, of constable. Dl.tr'cl
No. I. Seminole County, *ul>Jrct to
th,- will of tho v-dcr* la tho Demo
cratic Primary of June 5.
U A TATK.
f o ii
t iiu
Vt.
i >• minolif ®'••uni'
• .1 ihxi L i- nf (hr |Var«
t ’ tt in n*: KI«*('!I«®ii I'rr• 1 1 l (, •♦. ID. II. Si 13.
i.. th.- t|t i ikitiii «•f llir IhinI't
\ I.i h«* lirld till Jlllt*
I*
:oii^ MiDport.
LCHUK IlllVAN
ro it
t iir
11 I mn a
i.iatin i.A T M tn
nf F.nixl
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nmprixlllK
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at. U t.Dill)
c o i A i f s i rr..:iA T H M »n > T
UK P I III.1C H B T I U I T I U A
I wi-li to tinpminre my candidacy
r tho office of* Superintendent a
il.llc
Imtructlpn
o f ..wmlaot
unity, miliji'fl In the will of In®
Horn In i»»e primary June a. A our
ipporl will .(or appreciated,
iMAY l l K l x V : M A X W K D U
fo ii
F o il1 JUMTlCi: OK rV.AVK
IIIMTIIICT ML P ill’ll
I lt®airh> iiiHiuuncf my candidacy
t*»t Juni I* «• of I'race ®»f IMwtrlrt No
•. nuhjrct In lh*- drdulou uf Ihr
\uirrti h» Ihr I h-tnorrat h* I'llmufy
i*» he hr d idi June **th. A* I* 1!®28.
Da v id
I hrirh>
A T T R A C T IV E L Y
room apartment
Hut water nnd li
Phone 739-J- 212 '
Ar- pr two families. I.ocnted at 402
Oak Avc. Apply W. II. Long 117
Magnolia.
_____________ _
j 20— Kdrms Fur Sule
•
property.
Italdwio Mortgage Co-,
See our local Counkel,
S. R. Dighton. Sanford. Florida.
29—Permanent Waving
Political Announcements
■EMPLOYED MAN OR WO8AN cttn make good living rand
°*n hois if have snMill amount
rapitul. Business established
> *n Sanford and will clear
J-OII TAX
ANSKavOlf
| b.-ruby announce In thu |irnpl*
f Hmiln.ilu -County that I am a
amlblatu for la s asaraunr subject
It Ihe .|.M'lal.in of thu voter* In
hr Democratic I'rlmary to be l.rl.l
n June uf this year. I have lived
ii urnniir
and Seminole countlua
25— Exchange
fEU: to secure the service! NE AR LY NEW Hup *edan (small
to trade for »*na.l
who understands th.* \ amount owed) %
rar
of
any
make
• rxeept ^®r<*
business, in every detail. II.
undey. 2203 Oak Ave. Sanford Prefer a coupe. Address P. O. Box
1332, Sanford,
Phon* 19Q^,
or to years. 1 have served a*
ouniv cnmml«*bn.ur on and
off
•>r 12 years- I have mad* my IlvUK raisins slock «n«l r t l i u * fruit
lid farmlnK I l.rnfioau fo Irt every
axpayrr carry tils proportionate
bare of- las** hy v’lawrlnK Ihu pr»■rrtv ,tria.'ll*lly - ' Y » u r support
:....... d .
k d .i i k i :.
lli^
neo uf Uounty I*ro»»i‘ciHlm« Attor•v. Hulijert fo U»®* Democratlr
riptnry.
I will Appreciate any
jmmrt r l v r n me l»>* the people
mt h * « i >i «* them, If elected, will
|ve lu flu* dutlew ®»f the office mV
„y
b e t .crvkc.,v
ut 1IlTK
r i m c o u n t y c n o s B C t iT iN O
A T T im S E f
I hereby nntiounc* toy canuldn
r re-election to the office
unity I'roaecullllR Attorney
et
ct to the Will o ' Ihe voter*
,r licmorratlc primary on June
JOHN tie DHtsNAHDI
till T A \ Axnl'.tSIIII
lo minnuiii" my cnmtldncy
office of lax
\Hxexxor of
I ’ollllIV, MltlJCCt to the
lll« voter* III the Julie
j«i:
1> f l l l T T F . N UKS.
(l.egdl Noliccs)
II t ilt I l f
‘ il’. W x
xr.iiiM d -t'
tu iM t.
Tt: OF FI.OIIHIA.
.....
r i l l : USTATF. " I - . iH .U IU 'l.
u f ..
'.Ill ltd. I»ecen*cil
in
iT io n v ri:.
I IN A I. NDTIt M
|~ liereliv a lie n that
.i ■i, .| will, on III, m li <'•*>
V |i l**;x iir* x, lit ta Hie H " 11•
Fo Hilly Judge of Seminole
}
I ' |.. t Ida. Ill* Dual f t i n n ,
It },m| VOIldieix ,lx lollllll'lx
i -HIM T. xtiinici.t" Al.... .
..... . ,.f the i:»l.lle of ......
t'liivlrmati
or
I .I.K IT IO N
192«.
tiiu
S A M IIU L A
I* WILKINHON.
T ilK
* IITP.nx r»F
n iW Y T V .
# K M IM )I
I wl»h la announce Ih*I I »m
I eamlldnle for re-rleelloii to Ihr r
fir,, of Fount) Commissioner (r.
Dlelrlct No 3. euhjr.l Ip Die ti
rlxlon of Hie v ot ul * In tae Deni
i.'iatli* Ft In' ul v to he hrlil oil Ju
'ill,. A D Fall
KltANIC IJVAN8
u llll (lie IHOVlftlt’ll*
I.f IjlVY .1 |l|»||«'I|I»I«* (llPl'VlD. It'»tlc« »■»
lit ii'li* k i v n i I in*I ail ••Ic*«*(|imi (®<iw
i ,i i
ii
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lirl»l.
.<11*1 I In* Niimr 1*111 la* !»«• I«l wlllll'l
;•inl tlniMmhf.nl K|m **iu I T m Holm**!
Mihlrif I N*» 2. H«,mlli®®l®' i'«»ui»l*.
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r Ol- I ' M I l l l l l t . I ' * y *
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II j* i *i M*.\T\ HANK. J®
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faMHMHiMMl
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ScIiomI t*n l-’ i i*Im* . .Iiiim* I dlli, I
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fur tin pin iiiiHc *»f *l« (m u lii!n K **!:••
hIi *11 hr tr «l»*l rri* »»f I III*
( t i l l fill (I m* l»*tl MH'OiM'illlia (**•*
* «•iti n. .uni ih«- itumhrr «*f mill*® ®*I
i|tf*l rlct * hi*Ih***I I.i* l*» hr Irvlril mi I
n » r Citunl*
ll**nr®l *»f I'uhlh* In
• o lln ln l f*n 5-ach i*f lit* *»ahi
Mini® lion liar* *1* i« i niinnl hy i ••*•••
lull.HI |h;it l«'ii iiiIIIn
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4
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FI.AIIISSA
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V-*
|NU..M I*
III*
>*’
i. a . f>i(iti:iu .i:. place
Ul*i
anil place of
l hi pi « hi add•
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(.
iiilaiil,
Ft.AH*•••yI.I* im •• of lhc
IHHA It ®iKIN NULL., a* parlirulnrKnnwle»»vUlr.
IV an In known If®
.t Hie
pruarnl
S* u A•** k • and Ihai^
.if realtlenee "■
midi ••-*» 4®n«1 plai-r '*T
C
IM
UIK
IU .K.
iltr i1«'f®ndm»1. U A amt lucli
ot
is iiiil.ii"Wii Thai >on
\*.fi air «•%• t Ihr u*e or twenty•
I*
no
per..la- . idle and lh.il
non In file Mail® of IFlorida, *ervI* , *f 4 Hiininiuti* lu t'ImiiiTr* upni wlimn u oulil hin«l yuit or mi)'
rratlr I’ rlmary to be held tn June for the office o f Khurltf » f Hrmlnola County subject to the will of
o f I hie ) rar
,
th* v o t e '* at the 4“ " # ,
KOH UTAlt* ®r»ATOII
I.A WTOX,
Hrcrrtary
W D .I.IA MS
Cliulrinaii.
t'uurl al Hrmltodi i oulil). Huflu*in H.e nt> o' , Hanford- on « " •
Fourllt .lay of June. A D 19
ro TUB SOTKIM OF SKWINOI.M
c e t'.s T t.
J wl.h' Hi unnuiincu Hist 1 sm a
raiuildutu for rs-etectlpn to lbs of^ r o n c o t x T Y ooM M iasio\i:i*
(Ira of County CommlsMonar frosi
"ft. Thu Voters o f Humlnolr Fount)
1 .wish to announce that I am 1 District No. I, subject to the d#alxlon
o ' the voters In
raiidlitatu .for Dia o fflc r .of Count:
c i M I f f i IwnlY ( » l*) * |ti » l 5 >* * ,W S # Hi'iilliiol# * #>«■•••»♦»•
'Sim* i) fiiWnf i “ r ium"-nhrfirt
tr-'l A. f» V»2*.
subject lo the Democratic Primary 5th. A. yDr
V. K IxJl'tll.AHH.
Vv
It.
Cb 1 k Circuit C«iurt.
Uy ,\ M. W r r k s
Deputy Clerk.
DlBblon.
Hoi loll or
I \ M A N K Itt’F T f t
In llir .'.atIt -1 uf:
HXitTII IIIIOK. INC. .Bankrupt.
To tiia* rr®dlliur«® «»f Hmllb
lli®»»®.#
I nr., o f KuiifmU. In Di<- ruuuty of
Hemhiiilu. und I'Utrlct afuruxal't.
Iiuukfilbt.
, .
,,
Nutter la hrr«b> Ulvrli Dial nil tlir
1st .lay o f >luy a l> 1*1*; Ih r aatd
il r b i » r wax doty adjudicated tiAnki lint : and that Die )(• »« maellltts « f
Ilia errdlti.ra will bu lirld. nl 1.011
O. H- * T. Illd*.. Orlando, VTa.. on
thu Z5tli day o f May, A. t\ t*SS. at
lull <■'eli.uk
Itl thu
furrltouto.
at
Which tlnir Ihu aalil rrexlllora mav
atlrnd., |II U»» thulr elytlii.a, a !>).<■nH
a l ruMeu, rsantlnr [bu r baitkt uHand lianaaei aorh ..uhrr liualnaaa
« » may nrutiurfy «x»*ir bufoi'u u l i l
pon miKitirif h e r b ) Announc® an a candldat®
I am a candidate for lb* offlco
1*1 aiM’crrd my®#If M B «n*tor B o a
of
Hherlff
and will appreciate auptha 37llt Senatorial district rumposed of Hfmlnol* llrevard Cotta- port in lb# Jun* I'rlmarv.
tlra subject tu
t h » . Damocrhtle
primary lo b# bald June llh . 1*3*.
If slaelad 1 prolate* to contlnu*
iv anununre niv candidacy
to work for th# beat Interest o f lbs
^-llun to lliu ufflcu of *h*rdistrict and I l u v l u y o u " t o - my
mlnulr Fuuniy subject to
record on such Important Irylsls li •>( Ihe >.d*ra In the
tlnn as *o-.d roads. coneorvatU a o f
lu |MUnary' lo I"' ti"ld U**I
nor natural taaou.coa, reuuctlcti nf
I will
nppruolal# your
* U l a Macs and education.
I ask
|!ux|m' i I full. ,5 “ ," I’J: , . n
the anpport hf all lo.'al Damocraia
Slav 15
VVIU.IAM N- F.I.UJH. ’
| | ,(J n v In Itatibrup.tey.
|»S*.
.
.
s i:in vtlil*H .
I* IIAIITD M Y.
It II -I.VNOII.
I I I . M t V U Tl.I.IA M SllN .
Svv o i it lo and xuh*ei ll,ed ItefOJtl
1
mt (hits (or Iftli *iny of
I^‘ (
I m®l*«1f *AHH.
i |i cult I ‘our I
.H >lrlhaving
es.ntel
One railroad in England rtiTT
last year 47,000,000 les# |co
than in 1925.
-Classified
41
Business Directc
C h ir o p r a c llc
SpcclaliH t
FOUND! Ar. effective euro for
that stomach condition. o f yours.
Chiropractic— Dr. W. E. McDougall, 308 N ation al' Bank Bldg.,
i ’bollq ik'J-Jy.
4tWf*dh Room
Hattvrie.s
FOR GOOD eaU
ljunch Rooty, 101 W est FlrtV
Street. .
_______ '
Dry
for
IIISTIIICT
t ot IIT • OF • TII#:
I XITF.I) STATUS XOITUIIN l)lsTHIFT OF FI.OIllltA.
/.
hereby J
noHfi.il ami ■• •*titr«-x* i»* -prexeut
any elnlmx ami ilemamlx whlelv you.
or ell her of you, ieav h u e iiwalwxt*
Ihe .s ta le i f Mi.Tt.lau J. w ell,* •!*-- j
rease.l,
l* le of Seminole OoUIII)'.. ,
Florida, lo Ihe lloh. J«x. H. SUnruli. '
Foiinly lu.lae of Semln.de County,!;
nl hix o f f i r e In llm County I ’o u r thouxe In s. iiilo'ilo i*'.MUlv, F lo f <1a
vvithlh tw e lv e i u o i k .i * fro m the fi s l v
hereof
Dnl.'l M.o IMh A I*. 1*35." . .
Bl.tVJAUIfTII J i:\VKTT.
Kxei'in tlx o f I lie F a ta le » f
Sh.-llilnn J e w e ll. Dveehaa* I. '
'^ T in ’iD-iFnitK. tin* t« «•»
m. ml ' ■Ml. t I.AIIIHhA It
\ 1*1,1. .,ml I A i I iHIH.IId-l-. (•>
rttrh »..'( ,V ",v •petM.lial y (•.-• ‘•O'
IHXU.HV
i"
I 'll AN Iv
M M Hi
mi I.I MurlKtiKe lo luu of reroril lu
Mot t ua v •* Hook ». oa pa#r 351. <"
ihe I’ uldle Iteeord*
of
HeWlltole
Cottiiiy. . Florid*.
'
,
ll l» f 1111hv i ordi'ietl
Dial " ‘ la
Nolle, he puhllshe.l lu " • » Han'ord
ll.ii.lil. » new alia per Mu'dUlu d III
Huufoiil Seminole • miuiy. I- lorlila.
Oiiee a w e ik for four l l ) coliaec-
woyklnK
hour** i*rr week ns preacnbtd by
dir Knire uml l(••*n!n^lon•.
\Vr fuiihrr crriify (hat during
(hr winter n»»*nlhi* we leave
i ami® at Hay-Hisht nnd work ufilll
ilaiL, i*H ilie <ln> •• arr ehorl w® do
t«o( it*a vt* (hr ciinip during Ihe win *
irr niMiiihs a»® early n" w® d«» dur*
i ,io. I hi tvn\ «*f I hr year, however
** •• inun.igr i** urt In (lie i vuulrtd
uilllllo i "f hour* per week.
Wliii-x our hand* mul real* thl#
the llth day of .May A. D. ISSi.
It II I-.MIIN. .
SIIBIHDAN .1KYVKTT. I ... .
T.. all eie.lllor* Ie. F r».
I,ill, ex. ami .HI pel*., nx
, 1a.m- or ilemanii* * « » ox
I on. an I i-aeli " f 'o u ure
rent-
oilier
drill h ul u Mat* *»r t'uuiltty
unit lliul
mult.' amove, lo lit*' Hdl ol CumpluliH H.lx dav fll.-.l nun nal )"«•
t.v Hu- toitipl.tlii.ini (o Hit*
t.llterw Ihe (lux lllll of Com Minin'
will l,e taken u* eotifehxe.1 l,> !'<»•
ami l Itlx lauee proeee.l i l - pain
The ttalute III I lie tv.lltl null
a hull to l.,rrel.»i«e »*»U* . " ' I 1
moi iknife tlitlod Hie 301It day"
April. A l» IX'-'I (lorn Hte •'*r* .V*
nnl*. l.i:F. •' M " " H D
- m ' « '®' •
v iin NIK F Mui lit F., anti
lo hr held on June 5th. A. D I d * .
I have lived and p a i d -taxes l|i •••*
a nue and Heojlliolr Counllr* *tnru TO T i n : VOTBHS. O F SKMIMOLM
•
ro tts iT V
1*75 und I have ulwa.va been a Dem
I wl*h lo anuuuu.'a is)’* ' } ' M •
ocrat.
. ....
ruiulldatu
for
the slate li-irlululut*
D. II. Q. IIA11* Nf.
Hanford. In group !. rirmlnutu Countv. uubjuct to th* Democratic I r tinary
Hanford. Fin. May llth. 1»S^
(hr work a( 12 o’clock So on. which
i hail I hr Mail®* ®'f I
II)
A. II. W eek*.
Put.lie. State of K lo rl
l.nrRi- My Comtnl**
islvea t linn
III » Mill |ih.»ll*i
l ll. lt . I.I*. a i r ®*ii®'li mill every
il
YVe It II F.Ir I h . A H. Kdvrnrd*.
T. I> Hartley.
It II
l-ynch. and
llcnr> \Vllllmn«K»n. ®»f Ine to u n tjf
nf S«*mh»®)l«*. and Slat®’ «»f K ln r id ij
and hrinK (hr Convict Guard* o f
8rm lu »lp County. Kla., uo racli of
II* hereby certify,
that w *
hmv»
hr®*n ®rn|ih*y®*«l
an «url»
Convict
C i i u k I n fur m 'Vi t i i I m®mtli». and ln a «
u r urr f ain 11tit r with (hr (lutes and
ItrinilnthuiM (JovernlnK ihe care and
tm%lnt®‘ nnm*r «»f Slat** and County
i *nii v li t m, 4in«l that (hr Convicts or
Si'inlii(»lr C«iuntv si®* Iwiiulled and
NTV IP • t ill' «||- p r i l l . I f IN cared for n®*«"®M*tli»ic l®» the 111® said
I HI FIIU N sCMINtll.l-: f l i t N- Uiilen and Hrsulalluns.
\Vc fui'lh«*r »*rrtlf>, flint we lea V#
) I T . f l l l l 't
thr Convict C.unn for (he worms al
Attest T \V. I.AtVTON.
Secretary HU OVIock A M nnd work Tsrt
it nd One-half hours per day. es c c M .
|u |Tti:i* T W H.I.IAM N
Chuli'inmi Satin da vs on which day w e quit
, until, •lecen*« ,l. anil m » <<•'
I lien and then . mako api'l'j
I.. Ihe enld .lUdkc.loe a I Inal
ii . ni of hi* administration ol
.xlato mid lot ao outer .H*
im him a* mo Ii Adiolidxtiai
i, i tnine nt •> aioo xo dc t'">o
niitM*tiiir«* ntv candidacy
frtr-ndn— ttmnacnnui
NOTH i:
lo ci.inpllaoi'r with the pro v I *•
Ions of low applicable thereof, no
tice lx hereby iriven tllnt an elect
ion ha* been called and .ordered Jo
l,o held and. the Name Will he held
within uml thruunhout Special Tax
School I >1*1rlct N'o. I. Seminole
I'ountv, Klorliln. *aid district bclnu
atxo known a« Sunford Special Tax
....... I I >1*1 rlct. on Friday, June
... purpose of vleI Mli l*V<. for. Ihe
Id inlllltm vv ho liall he tr»i*lee* of
Ihe h.i Id illxl I tel (or the next xtir.....Him two viiiix. and the numto >
of intli* ol dixtrlet nehool tnx to lo
levied mill Colleeted for each of Ho
*11 III y en i *
.. .
The I’ ounlv Hom'd of Public lu
*i i net toll ha - ill ternilned l>y reso
lution that leu mill* I* the csti
in.il.-d mlllPKc nece**ary to lie vo
ted at xn.'h eleetloo for the inn
pone
xald xpci-lnl tnx ncliool ill*
tilel for the elinulliR two year*
Tli. followItiK named are appoint
i** .ii t a* InxpeiTor* nnd elerk* a
i im precinct* named, within *»!'
Special Tnx School Dl.xlrlct, lo hid
xald ejection'
I lecmct N". I iSanford). Mr.'
Malle St In,'Cipher. M'r*. Ituth f
•inichell. K I;
I'iikc. nnd J A
t 'iiiitimh.ini. Clerk Innpector*.
t'rcrliu t No 3 (Snnford). Mr|. .nl l.al.lill t Mi- Mildred S«|olie
I. V Hi van. olid *• I* Mri'nll. d e l'
I
I ►.,i, .I ilti- i lie :<lh day of May
fuuniy mul " c nol|rlt (hr «upi"»r
anil vote*® of (hr p®0 |*li* III Ihe
cuitilnK Driniornllc I'rlmary rl®*c
•I* ii«
unk oo'i I®
lion. If Ihe peujilr nrr fll I•• ®*lrr
U dpiM .Him; fr®*m n »»\%
im* lo thin offlc® I ^ ill
'bem uf « ‘ mip i«ft« Ini Died in lb I*®
.iii efficient, effective and economic ih« * •*iiii*l,i11*•i(ji* ih.it y®»u r t . A i t al udmlnlHirmtlon
IKS A I • ®! Ills* Nlild# und 1* A. Cl)lt-
BOAT FOR SA LE : 30 foot bridge
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
fullv cuuinpcd. sleeps six. Prtco
M
iiitioinc niy cundltlucy
ro x *r.tn i.r
lei ||.« offlrs* of Cnttlilv Judirr «'f
Si !«•Iti'dr I'uiitlh. I hull®
®UliJr®'t
I., (lu* a* I lull uf Ihr |)r inuclli 11C
Ihu!) tin June ilti. r»?k My cmn
i»iii ^ ii fur I Ills offu r i® In the hundw
*-f- ■»«*•/
OK
PtTII.lt'
SK.MIN'Ol.i:
IDA.
_
\V. I.AXVTtl.V.
Secrctai y
r w t i .i .i a m s
COUNTY Pn O S K C Y T IN O
ATTOHAF.V
\ |i«*rrh> m k « fhl^ in^tli«»o o* »n-
vv Ixh I'- nnitenticr llitil I tint it
till.tic ful th* ufflc* nf fu n
ic
liutll.'t
No. « Srntlili/'.
tin. Fliitlila. »nlJ Dixtrlet cam
mt; Idcclton ITcclinis No* l.
. < S 10. II A Ii. silhJniT lu
will i.f lb,i vitlris tit thu 1*i-moI.' I't Hilary tu a* hetil till Juno
A I* 192*
•ut siippnil will Ii* mpprcrlnlctl
A t». ( Al i n) SMITH.
or a four room
Y. Bryan, 701 Palmetto. Phone
apartment very good and very
• heap. Telephone 775.
18 I-W.
apartment
•
ro ll
Sanford. Kin . May I Mh. ••**- I I’a ill 15. ItlKRcr*. o f Ihe c i t y o r
Sanford. County of Scmliud*. ana
Slate nf Florida, and Superintend--,
ani I.f the County Convict* o f Betalll.'le Countv. do hereby certify, th.lt
I lift).- been Hunt, o f County, Convlet* o f Seminole County, f o r file
im >i Seven inonih * . , uml Unit Jho
lUil.- .ni.l U »uju l««uti» • •ipirriduR .
%
1it» rnrr and M*lnirnanr«* nf Hla.t*
4« tii| rm inty i :«u iv Ioih. m n ilr e y mn
fo llo w *; Itule
l-nnvlcf* "hall not
!>«• ri'iiulrcil in work on Sunday*,
i,nr nmrr Ihtui * U t y hour* III R|i>'
•»n^ unrlc. u
Hmll Inrludr tn«t
i lute K<dntt l«» and* rrturnlim fm m
tile Work*.
.
I fuclbvr Certify, that the Con
vict* of Seminole County, leave, the
Convict t’anip fo r llirlr work al
Six o'clock A. M. nnd work Ten nn l
nite-lmlr hour*
per
day.
e*ce|d
Selur.I.iy mi which they quit at 1■•Vloi'k Noon, which
R lvr*
tlirl.l
Sixty If.o) hour* per week, a* pre*erlbcii In the rcRulatlon*.
I further certify, that ilurln* the
winter month* when the day* a m
abort, the) |c.x\e the Camp at Dnylinht and work until dark, w-hlch
time Include* the RolnR to nnd rcliiridtiK from tlielr work.
M'ltn..** ni' hand and nral thU
I till day of May . A. D. 1
l'A C I, 15. IlIOOKflS.
Sworn to and *ul>*crlhnd befora
day uf May, A. U,
no- thl* tho
Mt'l'lf i: OF F.I.FFTlirS
^TF^D: at once a man to lay
June 5, A. D.. D>:*. »'"• *••• » 1,ld#
FOII FOUiUTV ASNFSNOIl OF
by result* of same. I cordially »olUlc for sub-irrigation. >Will pay FIVE ACRE tract with residence Permanent Waving—lovely natur
TASKS
on
Bcardall
Ave.,
also
twenty
tell >uur support
, „ , ...
al
permanents
as
low
as
$5.00
I
x
x
i*
I,
tn
announce
to
lha
people
10°0 iht 1000 or $4.50 jicr day
acre tract Palmer's subdivision. 509 First National Bank Bldg of Hrmlo.de County that I am a
I , " ' Meriwether, Route No. 3,
r.indldatr for ra-elrctlon to the o f
Iturcrain. tec
Nick Zernovean. Phone 489.
POft SIIKIUFF
___ _____ flc* *'f T a * Assessor, subject »o the
I hereby annuur.ta my candidacy
drclslon o f Ihe votere In thr Demo-
fn flerald.
,
A Al. every mornlnif. e a c o p t U u r in * .,;
lection tula |f
W|„l i r tiioMha when the daye
«••>>* !',? ? ' i a rr short, when th .y do »>o* • * • * *
'•*;1,1 2 ',.V ; until Da) -Unlit, anil than have » «
Tna Mihool , r j n ,.| ,.im ,tlm e 10 or - i ' j d ' f " i ? ■
•' , < «»unljf,| ,|H.lr ivi.rN. It I* Impoaalblo to l t t « t.clnu ii I h
ilay•lluhUton account r l y l M t
lirClal T a x .i.murr o f loosfnu prisoner* from
man " f lie.p*,, truck*.
,
.
t r u s t e e ••<
Tlie . Iteanlntlon*
require that
• next sue stall' uinl County Convict* can not;,
the number I hf> ,ti,r|u.,| more than «0 hour* per •
•'
V M -I week, mill we try to « e t n (
ertrh o f the „ olir, every week, ami V*ry o r t w ]
. . . .
It In dark before we Ret t»*rk to
I'ulillc In' .C
d liy -rren, am P,u.|0„|nR A ffid a v it * o f I I T V )
the eatlmii,f uni, , j UI, r,|« suttlnic up the trim
o he voted fnctll „ „
just how the C ou n t/..
a'.V'.rIV’-Vx.C! Convict* are h-ndlr.1 and worked.
l o l l k T l'K ItlA T H \ f> rt!J T OF
I ' l lll.lO IN S T Itt tTflON
• I am n cnnilhlatc for re-elcrllnn
'to thit o ffice of snpiTliUendclit of
public lu*lrnctlnn
for HemlnoU'
Ciiunty, Hllhjccl to the Demoei'.ltlO
Primary. Vour/»upport will he npprechiled.
„
i.r.tiisL A T cn n
FOII rO N S T Y ttt.i:
I hcrdiv ainioiitice niv randldacv
Subject t.. ihe nppioachlnR Dem o
cratic Primary, 1 '.ereby announce fill Ihe office of eolixtnole. Dlntllct
my caml'ilncy
for
the llouee of I. xohject to the will of Hie voter*
lleprcxeiilatlv e* a* u member ol o|i J line e.
. . . . . . . ...
liruup 2.
If nominated I pledg*
my licit e ffo rt* In liehnlf of th*
gn ft Ci I M T M I I . K
people of Semlnide CountyTh*
,-itv nniiunr** niv candidacy
crvloR need of the pcupl* of F l o r i
i-lulde for Ihe fourth dl*da l.x Tax Itellef. cnpeclally reduclll.jeel lo the '.VIII Clf the
, Ion of local taxex Tin*. In my
lii t i .i- Dcmocr'itlc prlinsry
opinion, .can he effected
by
*a
Vovit y d * will Ii* «p
eiinltnld*
dletrlliutlon
of
th*
prraent
five
cent
Raiollne
tax
a moo* ihe State Jtond Department,!
School*. Counllr* nnd Cltle*.— p » e - :
■Till . ON *T * III F.
1 1c ii Ia r I y the Covntle* and Cltlea. |
h
,nn inn** that I »ni
II honored by
the
nomination 1
l i . ( .i i !»•• «•f f lc®* of r*m•
promlno to devote all the energy |
( .t
i n-1 1* #• nf f Iio V w
and experience that 1 pome** to
I Saddles, Ire box. Furies* ( ookor. Children's Toys, Wagons, G •
------------ Carts. High Chairs. Cots. Carpet
ITS: runt- Sweeper. Tents, Folding Camp
nrnge. At- Chairs, Vacuum Cleaner, leather
Apply bOt Couch, Wire Cots, Oil Stove, Grind'stone. Tallies, ( bails, Brass Bod,
Springs, 2 Baby Beds, Wood and
Iron. New Clothes Wringer, 2
Crocks, i! gals, euro. Iron Wheel
Barrow.
v
Velocipede, Water Cool Stand, fi
New Sets Automobile Shock A b
Small garnge apai tincnt. Call
sorbers, One Case Empty Beer
Bottles, New Automobile Bumper,
New Stop Light.
Full set leather bound Ridpath
Library o f Universal Literature.
Set Edgar Allen Pin* Works.
_J£JLENCU->»-T4>UBlK'4'- C AM P,—
13th. St.
YOUR VACATIO N . Doing to Day
2 USED BICYCLES, one bo>* one
tona Beach this Summer? Wi>
girls. (Jood condition. 409 1st.
specialize in beacli property and St. $12 each. Willard Battery Co.
will be glad to assist you in find
ing a place. Call or write us your ABOU T ONE hundred feet good
requirement*. C AM PB ELL R E A L
second hand four inch iron pipe.
ESTATE CO. 909 Main St. Penin Attractive price. Telephone 773
sula Side. Daytona Beach.
evenings.
_
(fon. BuTfmrr i»V‘i-i»tnnyvm *
Help Wanted Mole
r o i.i.r c T o n
Very gr , T cm tA ^ r .
c m c titT c o c n T
V. K. DOUOI.A98.
run
Furnished k
Private hath
ts furnished FLORENCE Oil cook stoves are
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert
McGriff Furniture Co., Orlando.
YOUR VACATIO N . Going to Day
tona Beach this Summer? We SEM INOLE felt mayoresses, nbsolutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert
specialize in beach property uni
will be glad to assist you in find McGriff Furniture Co., Orlando.
ing a place. Call or write us your
requirements. C A M PB E LL R E A L 27— Money l o Loan
ANLY’S DRUG
STORE— rro- E STA TE CO. 909 Main St. Pcnin•rriptionB, Drugs, Soda. Wc are bula Side, Daytona Beach.________ I ON W H ITE or colored property.
| B. W. Herndon, Seminole Hotel
i near r.s your phone. Call 103.
16— Houses For Rent
|llldC’
___
__________________
WILDING BIJj"c KS— I rrigation
'
Wc
solicit
application
for first
Uxci nnd general cement work, 2 STORY HOUSE. 305 Oth K t .
Moitgage loans on the best type
lirzclf Concrete Co. J. E. Tercorner of Myrtle. 7 room house,
;"*Ser, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
309 Ninth St., Phone I- P. McCul- of residence* and Mercantile Uuilding* in Sanford at an interest rate
ler.
_
_________
of C pc. and up, depending
.
_ on the
FIVE ROOM furnished house- See character o f the loan, construction
und location of buildings.
V. A. Speer,
Park Avc.
(*.. S. HOAG & C O M PAN Y
NICK F IV E ROOM house. 2112 7 W. Church St.. Orlando.
9F^nd Third SL Phone 111
Palmetto Ave. Phone 304-W.
Mo n o g r a p h . repairing, piano
Mortgage Loans
ttflOM houxe
house dcsirabb
desirably loca- . 11 lmrr^J>,)al-f')*1*lnT" 'a *Jltl huaiaexa.
art
GRt Khopp*. McLander
Phone 83L
W e have taken (he exclusive agency
t»:».
*
r o i t sn r.n iF K
I hcruhy announr* m y * « l f *■ •
candidate fo r *herlff of SenilnoU
County aubject
to th* action of
i he
IScmocratlc
primary
to
M
Imld In tho early purl of Jur.e I S « .
RANSFER Service of all kinds. G A IlA C .lT A P A R T M E N T : Mrs. L. F U R N IT U R E
printing A phone call will get
An..tlirr Italian recipe nul “ur man. Phone 417 -W. 9 Uailof lima licans and quality la
to provide a main course d:
ix lima bran* Italieuur.
of
ta
I wish to annotinr* that I * 4* a
cnr.illdnta for re-election
to
the
o 'fle e o f T n x Collector o f Hemlnole County, subject to the' action
of the voter* In th* I»*m ocr»tle
Primary to he held In June.
Yout eupport w ll l . o e spnrrtlated.
JNO. D. J IN K IN S
hi
9— Instriicllons
clirrsc ami sunnier until w 1
W K ;iIT _P lilN T SHOP
GARAG E
ix lender.
Add tw o rup»
spaglietli and serve with S|>» NAPPY service on any thing in
Ave.
. umber pickles.
fied Section is givin g the kind o f service
ci.F.ttK
I w IhI. to announc* that t am a
-urultilate for re-election to th* of. jl-c of r le r k of the Circuit Court,
of. Send note County, Klorlil*. *ubJrcl to the decision of th* Demo
cratic Voter* o f K*mlnote County,
In the Democratic' P rim a ry Klee
tlnn to he held on June 5th. A. D.
licicliv niiiii'iiin* my cntullitac)
III- I.eg Inlitl til •' tllroup l) *uh
|t. ||ir will ot Ihu Voter* ol Hclli
i- Fioiuty, in (lie primary to *»
IllT S -M A H M O N
Sanford Automobile Co.
Magnolia Avc.
Phone 1157
/ j]
f o ii
S P E C IA L weekly rutes at Sonford's honic-likc hotel. Seminole
.
1MM0.NS ACE Springs nrc nb- Hotel.
PA Y IN G I1US1M.SS FOR S A LE :
jolutcly guaranteed to please
Very libcrnl Icrms with small
flbert McGriff Furniture Co., 23 15— Apnrlmcnl For Rent
down payment on business thnt is
LChurch St., Orlnndo.
established nnd paying. I f you nr?
jth tested for glasses by
I)r. FU R N ISH ED
4 rooms; bath in the market for it profitable bus
Dsvis. Oppoaite Court House.
Downstairs. Close in. 211 Laurel iness investigate this. BOX 1279,
Care 1 IE K A L P .
Plmne 190-W.
tj-Mc or Granada I>A’ Gingei
Ale call 703. Prompt Delivery.
LEW IS A P A R T M E N T S — Occa.t
PRODUCING Long's Ture Pork
front, two and six room apart
Stusage. 117 Magnofln Ave.
ments. Modern nnd well furuishc I.
Freu Frigidnire
nnd electricity.
-Lost And Found
Summer rates. 109 S. Atlnntic Avc.
0L*’LI. F IN D genuine Kiddie Daytona Dench.
Koop.x at Gilbert M cG riff FumlItr Co. 23 F. Church St. Orlando.
01X71NS i C O W AN Co. Auto
radiator and sheet metal works.
'7 French Avenue. Phone 71G-W.
Utilize AU The Tomato
people o f Saniord proves that this Classi
everybody wants, and the success o f these
R. MCFF.RRIN’S hculth foods or
Llfrature delivered. Phone 820-J
DODQC
leixuro cars and Graham trucks.
Elm ami 13th. Street. Phone 3.
w
Radio in Every
Room ”Proves
Popular Feature With Hotel Guests\
The daily patronage o f hundreds o f the
t*oit
Dear Mr:
.
,
. ,
In r< i»l> to yliur favor of lh « .
Iltli. nut.. I wish to ■»* Ah* f, “ * f* *
slut. itiunt made h>' -Mr. D. >*• ' *
Haiiun. or anyone rJ«c, to thu rfie cj
lh.it tin* County Convict* do not D
haw- Camp until » •►clock A;
mill nrr •iii IIII mk work carllrr tlikn ..
u.-ruaaary to return to t-amp i» *u....Intel) untrur.
• -Tn
The facta nr* a* folltIUl!, T »J
Convltpla leave Camp at Ml* o*io«K '
(Legal Notices)
Political Announcement
l*OI» S TA Tr. BKAfATOII.
To llio t'cmocratlc Voter* of Tlio
STtli Sniiitorlal District:—t herewith nitiiounc* my rnnSIitary lor the Democratic nomination
lor State Senator
from the 37tli
Senatorial
District
cumpoaeil
ot
Seminole and llrevard Countie* at
the June Atli primary and If nomin
ated and elected, ! assure one uml
all :t Democratic administration
ThimkinK one and all. for >ou«
vote nnd Influence,
Keepeclf n i l ) .
I 'l l l l . l l * w . ItOtlKIlTS.
(Political Announcements)
Autom obiles
Radio receiving sets In every guest
loom is the newest innovation in
liotrls tlut boast "all modem improveinculv"
After lias ing been tiled out
iii isolated cases, the experiment has
proved so successful witli tlie tiaveimg public that li"vv one ul tlie loteinnsl chains in the country lias in
stalled receiving apparatus in all ol
its hotels, at a cost ol approximately
a million dullars. This is the Statlcr
chain, with hotels basing a total o f
7.7l“) rooms located in New York,
Boston, DuliaJo, (.Icsclaiid, Detroit
and St- l-e.uit.
'1 lie Sutler fn Boston, opened In
M j i c Ii ul last vear. was the lust o l
the chain to be equipped with indi
vidual rcctiving sets. In raeli o l its
|,.*00 rooms a small table beside the
bed bad itl it a drawer marked
" K a d ia "
In the drawer were the
means by which a guest might tune
in on oue o l two pmgrams, listening
to them either with headphone* or
through a loudspeaker. Tlirsc same
facilities have now been duplicated by
Karr l ’aiktr, consulting engineer in
• barge o l the origirul installation for
the Ildlel Buffalo, in Buffalo, N. Y ,
(,.r il.u Hotel I'fiussxlsin • in L W
H AVE TW O MORE OPENINGS
For some ambitious young men
or young ladies who want to
learn a good trade ami get a good
position when they have become
competent. Have situation* avail
able every few days. I f interested
ask for C. A. Haines at Sjtnford
Herald office.He will be glad to
explain it to you.
14— Rooms Without Hoard
In I'cleb .it itiii uf live, fitt ietIi ;iii lliv I'l'xlll V nf Blhlolpll A levillull'xi |i>. del Au -t i mil lyin' poet mi I
f i n 'ol '| l|i.11'mui n-vlind ho tva
led hi! .ie .ile.l u del Ini' of pliil
»• III In i.».l| I* I 'll II l,\ l III' Ulti-
(Political Announcements)
WANT a d r a t e s
j ^
Herald
representative
iWrougbly fam iliar with rate*
jtlrt and classification will
dn you complete information.
Ldifyou wUh, they will assist
ng in wording your want nd
jo mako it more effective.
HINTS
Telephone Company
*quarterly dividend of
t im m iia m ^
i#nn»tae4Z?ww<irwin ir'—wait■ aoifTM.i-a
lilt'll KM IIIUII) (till ••III lIltl'lDlV I It.I I
‘dll' ll.ol 411IIIHMI I 'h l II III# lll»|t« lit
»:• illu : |.*lf. r Sin u .» * (al In:; i w •*
■I ii....- « up . |«| . n| t. . ,i a| . - . ■
Is•••*!• Ill* |Ks'lf III* ..
*
\fl*i il I ltl*| IHI4, I® «'Villltltl.lt Im|I ii
« - ll IR• IIVt I • || I 11 I I I • '
li.it'
•tt . !HI I .*•I- t ; lal »»c i.I it •-r ►. M,t It,
•I
i id|o)*lpi> klilitil ir.it i. s'|i. fi.nl
i•• ••i* i.iltfiK ‘K'vltu 11 I ( i p ' i H, )vl»lri»
lent • • t III* S|lt Bi'lll •'®»U*I1(I®»I® 1*Vll
•f^ilt* *1 III C#»lll*l f|*.!pi»ll ll fill lir UI®H‘ *
f li;ili|h. JiiHt *i« It tjfii'tt In li^*^j #»lh( ••fy. *$40t(tia*l* «.*r hi I VC.
.
* .
S* \« II. \Vtl>li#f .iCi.T Itfkf Iflplm; Ills'
III •I III*' ft I \\S# JSIIYa* b lj
...........
.'.L.f -i/.r.l'i.l** i l , t 7f
— T o l K,m i n \ W ~ S t ( H
lygiiaart hii^Oa® ( I14V li.ol 1 ra»i)(tl*'«l Ihl
j®•® (trolly ( IijoI khiic , isIi *• li.ol .#*i*s
*V»t®ir«» m *,’ In r st 1•1*• lit#* iv ii m fn r.*\•
BOSTON, Musa.,
May Hi.— •Ittoin® dial Kill tv i|r I t llallllK ll ll.O a|
Nf• I D11•a||4,!, I s.imI |«i hi^llafy, kl|p
(IN S )— Directors of thu Ainuti- '11
u ii s Inn Iii):
»;oi»a1 iiormul
l»m\«*l
tun Tuluplmniand Tclugruph Com
pany today uutlmrizrd the iasuanru
to xharuhojilurx o f $185,000,000
new rapital atock. The utork will
l>u kohl ut'pnr, und atockholcdis of
record June firal will have the
riqht to auhacribc for one lass
share held.
Tho A merit an Tel dyad Tel Cor
poration hu* total authorized eap«tal o f $1,500,000,00 of which about
$1 ,1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 is outstanding ut
this time. Thu makut price o f out
standing stock is $195 u share, un i
the rights lo subscribe to tho new
tock are worth ubout $10 a aharr.
Mrcctors declared
the regular
Sanlviili K l » . Mu, Mlh. LJ-».
Arr John Melaclt. Chairman. •
Ihiunl of County Cumnilssluaeru- »
Humfnnlu County. H » •
IL A. H A LVER SO N
painting, interior decora
ling. Phone 432*W.
Orlando,
OPENS MODERN
AIR-RAIL L I N E
ERA OF TRAVEL
(Legal AdsJ
R U N N IN G JFORRE-ELECTION
m :\\trror
Lirinaiix II ihi ii r \iix|rinn
! /•
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IH^iyrud! W s®»- ^ is » ^
THE M N F O R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y ,T fA Y l6, 1928
m i mj*'
JPrjnce Butterfly rnmf'8 nnd
Jfihar. Rreve*!/- M n . i A j ; K r ifa ILsJkiToVc: w i t h -GlQWVfl®47N!W:
Sjobipm, • Rev. Thompson, T- A. t),e
Rose_ and
Grtehlenf nnd John Evans'^
I ’rjpress Idly.
~ .I—
.
table wn* itecvratcii wltTi several
Mrs. Fred Holt wits honored re
bouquets uf beautiful flower* mid
the guest* were agreed in declar cently by a number o f friends with
ing ttiin oeayslpn one to be remem n »tork shower at the horn* of her
bered. This D the first o f regular mother Mrs. II. h. Durant. Mrs.
monthly meetings to bo held the Holt was the recipient o f many
first Wednesday o f each month.
lovely prift.s nnd her mother served
The class being invited to meet
with Mrs. T. A. Green le a f’ tin* delicious * refreshments. The new
first Wednesday in June.
• arrival who has been named Ralph
The members o f the graduation Walker is the only theme o f con
elms of, the Lake .Mary School versation in the Durant and Holt
were present to henr f.i;e, Uuccalnurcnte Sermon Stintlny* iii|?ht
at the I .like Mnry Community
('hutch, and a liiryfe number of
friends iy.d parents filled tin* ynne
jiindinii* building. The order «»f
service was ns follows:—
.
I. Processional
J. StiPir: Come Thou, Alm ighty
Ki'Uft.
,
•'I. I’ra.vci'j Reverend James ,M.
Thompson.
1. Song: Ameriea the Beautiful.
•V Sf ripture Read ini;:
i.. Solo: Thy Will lie Pone. •
Mi c .11, Inez M. Tbomps m.
7. Sermon: Reverend Mr. Krie-
Mr. and Mrs. James Burns spent
the week leeently dt St. Augustine
anil Jacksonville and m otored'to
other points o f Interest cn route.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. S. Emerson left
in their enr Inst Thursday for
their home in Hast Perry, N". IT.
Mrs. Emerson Sr., Mrs. Townley,
Mrs. llowley, Mr. Jewell who have
been guests o f Mrs. and Mrs. Em
erson also left last week fo r East
Derry, N. H.
V. J. Spendluvc who recently
had the misfortune to break his
nrm is able to. have same rciAoved
from the inrt.
' *
. Mr. and Mrs. Ahien Moody left
Wednesday for their home in Sal
isbury, Mass.
Mrs. Caroline Millinr.i IcTl Wed
nesday for Hinfrhampfnn, N. Y.
Mrs. Milliard has been spending
the winter with Iter dnlightcr Mrs.
W. (i. Ferguson.
Mothers Pay was observed at a
special’ service at the Community
Ciiureh on Sujttlay morning. There
was n reenid attendance at Sunday
School and preceding the Vhurch
services i-neh mothyr was presented
with a beautiful rose furnished hv
the I .allies Aid Society s.nd dis.
trihiited by the following young
ladies:- .Mits Almn Cochran, ,Mr>r
.Luvcria" Booth,- MrW. E, /tmme'tman, Mis. Howard Boteler. Pre
ceding the sermon Rev. James
Thompson christened the two chil
dren of Mrs. Floyd Jinkins whose
husband was killed* in on accident
several wick* ago. The older child ,
was christened Elln Louise and mg. llio Chnraclvi'a vvviv a
tlie baby who is but n few weeks low*:
Edith, ( 'hr 1stinrli Cob .
old wa* christened Floyd Jr. This
wus followed by a solo by Mr*. Box: Whitaker, Fait lax t
James Thompson. Rev. Thompson Ro.xp, Bulb Bciviu*: L ins I
Brown; I’rimc
\
hi a most appropriate sermon paid Archie
1 1nrr ltd Brown; I'rinct high tribute to all mothers,
l .lith Bitllorfit'ld: f ’ lovi c. T 1
Mrs. Walter Flanders, propne
Low, : Madam Tulip. Itlnnrb
tol' of the T l eu-'iil'it Shop, leave
May 2 M for three months at liei •op; .Inmpiil, ('linrlio Bing: I
old home in 11' >II i >. N. II. Nile * But tin lly, I'tinl Kin)'; S ir I .
tiffining at reduced pi ices mo I of j Bui In 11nil Inn on, Bo iii Mc
her '.tuck uml i \peels to hoy a
complete new tine while in ,\ew
York for her fad opening.
The iterenn *'In- - of Hie l.ah«
Mary Community Chun h held a
picnic Wednesday at the lovel.v
home of Mrs. M. V Evans on l.iil.i
Mniv. Mrs. Kalheriiie I Wuiiou .
teacher of the clu** mol .Mi*. Mil
ton Birchanl made all the arrange
ments and dinner was served **n
two long tahlcs al noon T li*>-
*
THE U1NG-UFE HATTER
Huff-Mac Battery Co
117 East 2nd. Street.
C le a n in g _________
S A N IT A R Y STE A M PRES8 K R ^
Odorless Dry Cleaning.
9 G8 . 114 N. Park.
‘
Paints and Wall Paper
AwninRH
SU N PROOF F A IN T 8
W ater Spar Vambhds and EaaSEMINOLE
AW NING
SHOP.
mtl*.
Velumina
Flat
Wall
Awnings, Window shades. Tarpau
Paints.
Ptralan
clay
lin*. Anything of Canvas. 309 East
2nd. Street. Phot* 11.
Auto Tops
Furniture
SPENCER TOP SHOP.
Cuihloqa and Seat,
West Thinl StrveL
WE BUY *»r trade m uacU turn tur*. Wagner F *0 »ifcaifci> .
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V O U li N E W S P A P E R
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Mostly ctoady Tonight and Weda iu lty , probably hlio w ew -n a .the
southeast roast and In n o rth * eat
portion.
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Heart,
'"The World's Grentest VcRClnLle
gpot and Richest Garden Land.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
ilfiME
Leased'Wire Inlemational News Service
X IX
President Signs
Joncs-Reid Rill
"■WASHINGTON, Mny 15.—
(IN S )—A little more than :i
year n fter tho disastrous Miss
Issippi Valley flood, the $.125,•0011,000 Joncs-Rrid Flood Con
trol Rill today became n law.
President Coolidge affixed his
{denature nt the White House
shortly afte r 12:30 1’. M. No
ones was present in the office
when President Coolidge picked
up a pen frour his desk and
w rote his name on the docu
ment.
HAS SUPPORT
NUMBER-1
SANFORD FLORIDA. TUESDAY,';MAY- 15, 1923
Sharp Debate
In Senate On Prohibition
Issue: Bruce Flays South
ACROSS NATION
PLANE SERVICE
TO RE REALITY
K'Btrfr
n#t.
•Xl
•
C
British Ace Plans
Atlantic Hop Whe
Weather Permits
LONDON, May 16.— (IN S )—
CapL F rank T. Courtney, B ritiah acc, is expected to hop off
for America in a flying boat
ju st as soon as w eather con
ditions perm it, it was learned
this afternoon. Courtney has
been making secret preparations
Tor the n ig h t and Is said to
havo his arrangem ents pract
ically perfected. There will be
three persons tn the piano. It
is believed th a t Courtney will
follow the same route he plan
ned for his flight last year. At
th at time ho got no fu rth er than
the Azores, due to storm s. Ho
expects to land nt the Azores
for fuel and then hop off on a
non-stop flight to Now Foundland. The plane will ‘be equip
ped with wireless.
WASHINGTON,
May 15.— ure,” Bruce said, " It Is based on
criticized the
(IN S )—An acrimonious debate on tranny.” Bruce
the wet and dry question dex-cl- South for its “so.cnllcd dry stand.'1
Secretary's Remarks Dispell I oprd in the Senate today as a rc- "It Is a hypocritical stand," he Forly-Elght Hour ScheduloTo
jg o
He Maintained ByCompnny
All Doubt That Delegates Milt of criticism leveled a t the said. “ In South Carolina there is
Which Is FormlnglMnnsFor
one
still
to
cx-ery
210
citizens."
Front Pennsylvania WillGo shooting of Jacob I). Hanson, of
Coast To Coast Air Routes
Senator Black (I)) o f Alnbnnin.
Strong For CablnetMembcr F ort N iagara, N. Y.t by two coast
1
guards. Senator Copeland (D ) of defended the South nnd criticized
f^w M o rk . presented resolutions a Uruco for his "continued criticism
Confederate
States."
N iagara Fall societies urging Hint of tho
the guards lie prosecuted. He “There are more stiils destroyed
characterized the a ffa ir' as an in South Carolina th an in nny oth
Opponents To Hoover's Selcc- "outrage.'' ‘‘Oiip roads are no long' er state," lie said. “T hat is because Passcmrers Will Be Carried
_
.r- X•
wo enforce tho laxx-s. It is no
On Trains At Ni«ht Andlly
. lion Claim He CouldNotDe er safe," Copeland sayl.
Copeland's attack hi ought Sen- non-prohibition. I t is a question
Giant Airplanes DurinRDny
feat A1 Sm lthlf Nominated
a'.or Bruce (D) of Maryland, to longer a question of prohibition or
NEW YORK. Mny 15— (IN S )—
WASHINGTON,
May
l.*>.— hi* fl'ct 1(1 'U-claro the whole sys- of law enforcement. We enforce
the law. The South does not ques Fight hour r.rrvYc from coast to
( I ^ S )T T h ^ n p i t a 1 wrote ,o ,ran,.TWli ?yMcm is contrary tion the Constitution. It tries to
*. --------'
const for the travelling public of
fy lv am a s ,.* v o te sJn the Ark ...
,)Uman n , , , 0M nnd hum an nn«- •any out its laws."
the United States will soon be u
v Preparationjfor the scale of .
Thirtv-Thret! Oantfidales Fof sns City f onvention into tho Hoo
reality. Announcement is imrnl^441.000'ih municipal refund
Senator John S. Taylor, 'of
*" r
Offices Deliver Appeals To ver, .rolumn today. Almost, the hist
ing 1 *0 1 1 * 1 8 under the refinan- 1
lingering
doubt
that
tfi^.*Mel1on-’
.po, last night made his npCrowd Of Citizens; George
d
u g piau worked out last Fall
Vnre
organization
will
go
solidly
*
*
t
i
l
l
I
l
l
i
U
t
.
njr
nn(j
rnUrond
system
,
eap
talk
d
De Codes Extends Welcome
al for the support of Semifor Hoaxer xvn; dispelled tinny by
was
ordered by the City Com
I
nt
$5,000,000.
which
"
ill
und-srfcle County's voters before an ' T hirty-three candidates invaded Secretary Mellon’s amplification
| take to cut down tho t'nie it now
mission
at its regular meeting
Ldienre of between 50 .and I .on g wood last night to iimke their of his Philadelphia statem ent.
* tide's to cross tho country.
ye.-trr
Iqy
aftornoor. Tctwcen
In persons scattered through appeals for support to the citi "I don’t ree any reason for nny
Linked in the ne xvorganizntion
$r,0 .pou uml t iO.DOO of the auLebig City Hall Auditorium, zens of tlmt community. George A. doubt ns to xCluxt I meant." said the
arc the Pennsylvania Railroad. th
th o riz
•' p a - i n g bond
_____ ,
! \* >d»on Topeka end Santa Fr W ill Aitcmpt Tf> Establish
h e senator spoke lor a littl<; DiCottes, Sanford city atloijocy Secretary. "I wrote plnin cnglish.
t think Mr. Hoover can win if lie is
AcconntOfllnnd-To-IlnndFrny! n-'inx.xd. th.’ Nnt'onnl Air.Trnns
New Speed Mark For Trip issue will -i-J be offered for
lever -15 minutes.
ivnde the spcrcT» of welcome to the nominated, nnd 1 think he would Explanation Contes On Heels
Around Globe: Will Travel -ult by tho commission to financ*
Withiiamnter-SwinRimrMan
port
nnd
the
Boeing
and
Wester
Of
Announcement
Of
Julius
During h is e n tir e ta lk , h e eimlidates and tho out-of-town mnkc a good president. Many
A
r
T
r
a
n
s
r
^
r
t
companies
Th"
n"
Most Of Way By Airplane io work of finishing puvin { of a
2(
00
Feet
In
Air
Is
Told
Hv
Hdscnxvitld That IlellnsA d Iwotivnrd the nam es of none of vsitors who nttcmlcd the mcet- things can happen between now
Aviator AfterAirpInneFalls jeet of the company will be to pro
i.umber of streets nuw only part*
ded
2
Million
More
To
1‘und
|b opponents and n either directly l«i;.
NEW YORK, May 1B.— (IN S )— y completed.
vide n re g u la r forty-eight to fiftyand the convention, and for that
*m
L indirectly made any charges
PONTIAC, Mich., May 15.— two hour pn«srnger s c r x l c from A ttcm pt’ng to set a new speed re
The only new development in reason it was thought unwise to
CHICAGO.. Mny 16.— (INS)—
Tho commission ordered City
]t'xinJt any of them w ith the pos- tie rally was the appearance of make final committment so fa r in Tlie
unique • philosophy
which (IN S )—The thrilling Mary of his N rw York to Snn Frnncisco. The cord for n trip around the world, Attorney George DeCottes to pro
»3
liNt exception of veiled jab s a t Orunty Commissioner F rank F.v- advance."
guides Julius Rorenwald In his fierce hand-to-hand battle with n r r —ilnr scbedulo from New York t" Joan Henry’ M ean, theatrical pro ceed nt once with the ltg*i stepsLos
Angeles.,
xyill
require
forty[lithawny and C atts.
nis, of Lake Mary, in his first*
The one thing that npnrcntly can world-famous philanthropic* was | hammer-swinging passenger, 2,000
eight hours* l.nter tl-e «crx'i<-c -a ducer, and Charles B. D. Collyer. necessary before tho bonds can bo
He reviewed bis eig h t years in speech of the campaign. He lias switch Pennsylvania from Iloovrr, announced today in explanation of
Yet in the nir xvnvrolnted today by to he extended to Snn Francieco.
stunt flyer of Richmond, Va., will sold. Approximotely |16J,000 in
declined
to
speak
at
all
the
nvet|Ut State Senate nnd throe term s
it was indicated, would be for Pres Mr. Rosenxvald's latest gift of ?">- pilot Hurry Anderson, 28, before he
Londs to cover interest has b«sn
L the House of R epresentatives, iigs until the one hast night. His ident Coolidge to consent to stand 000,000 to charity. The doctrine
P assengers will he carried on leave here Juno t>, to circle the added to th c ref.nandng issuea
globe
hi
airplane
and
ship,
they
fell
Into
a
death-like
stupor.
two
opponents,
W.
B,
Bnllnril
nnd
Irtlintd the seven-plank platform
tra in s nt night nnt| on pinnes in
again. Arfd that is a vory remote in a nutshell in: “ Do good now,
or glnally planned, according to
The nasserger, Clarence Freehannounced today.
$2,000.000
In which he is m aking his race and D. M. Douglas, followed him oil possibility. not only In Mr. Mel
tho daytime. .
tentative figures prepared by S.
:he
platform
.
The
two
hope
to
be
back
In
New
laid a man’s private life w as the
Thi- new traln-plnnc o rga n’zntinn
lon's opinion, but in the opinion o '
G. Gray, city export accountant.
Judge
d.
G.
Khnron
and
his
op
guard
i
l
the
city
hospital
since
ht*
York,
afte
r
their
20,000
mile
[lost important th in g to consider
ponent S. A. R. Wilkinson were I every politician in Washington. • Fund, the famous "m nil order" was pulled from the wreckage of will In- hcnib-d liy C. M. Keys •ourney, In 21 days. Mcurs held The 6150,000 will go to pay Inter
|a selecting a governor.
mllltonairo requested that the e n
president of the Curtiss Aeroplane
est which cannot bo pa d from
the first srakers. They were fol
Mr. Mellon lias had numerous
the pinin' on the grounds of the rnd Motor company.
Colonel the form er record for a round-the- tuxes because of the small amount
His allusion to C atts came near lowed by John G. Leon only. coun enllers rineo lie returned t" th» tile fund, exceeding $ 20,00(1,000
Pontine Insane Asylum. "Frechette Charles A. Lindbergh xvnj ap- world trip, having completely
I the end of his speech when V said ty prosecutor, and liis rival for the Capital. To them he lias explained lie expended within 25 years a f te r
circled the earth in 35 days In 19 if the anticipated total collected.
met me Sunday at Roseville and *-renchc<i to head tne
conipanv
1the stories being circulated 1» "one nomination. Municipal Judge \\ ey- that with President Coolidge out his death. Mr. Rosctiwnld explainThe email ssue of paving bonds,
cd that it is his liclief tha t future asked me to take him to Pontine when it was in the formative stage 13. This m ark stood fo r 13 years,
I
lundidato" th at Florida cities were* man K. White.
a.cording to the commissioners,
doesn’t believe tlw Kansas venerations rlmuld provide f**i y rs'en ln y ," Anderson said.
the
Evan-Wells
expedition
hut declined. It ;s understood that
(). her count v commissioners who 1 11
. . . ..
liiffering because of tho -dosing
"While flying the machine 1 Vo explained tlmt while he snw in making the trip in 35 days in 19* u .l perm t the completion of pav
l heir own philiinthrppic n.cds. H*
hf the rare tin rk s were ah.olm^dy spoke beside Mr. Kvans. Mr. Rail- City Convention can logn.dly ».«*
.ing
. . » .............................
on a number ot s t r u t s *nd
other man than Hoover. He scored long-’ ime endowments an 1 looked over my shoulder nnd sow rttch a combination uf srrv ic ts t*-e 20 .
Untrue, lie said St. Pct-rsburg. rrd and Mr. L>nugliiR were I> II. C. j any
Mesrs and Collyer propose to .lie levying of assessm .hts against .
considers that the pnrtv m u st.go tvu-t ru"ds and usked th a t chnrity F rich rtle swinging on nic xvlth n Hxv'fi ndx'iinecmrnt of avlat'on hr
Knhun,
S.
F.
Long
urvl
J.
T.
Me| which had tracks ami em py hotel
hop off rn-re n t daybreak, tho property cwners who ure paying
room during the 11*20-11*2" season, I.nrn-. They were followed by J. to the country in the nppi mehaig he dm -I n ed where it is needed In hammer. Tlu- hammer landed n- reiterated hi* freqpently rxnr'-ss-d morning of June 9, In their "fold nothing on the nearly co \ -leted
campaign
on
tho
rtcnrd
of
tinCoolmvfnl blow on the side of my head. intention o( not bsooniing finnmiinl*
thi- p n \ c n i .
| had tie trucks and trowd*l hotelo M. C h a ffe r and O. P. Herndon, the
roads adjacent to their property.
only two cnndidntcs for justice of idge A dniinirtration, and lie be
"Times are changing so rapidly 1 felt th« plane go into a spin as I ly Intc rc stu l in nny individual a ir ing plane," tho City of New York. Tho spending of |30,000 or $40,000
thi- past w inter season,
They
expect
to
catch
tho
liner,
the n'-iiee to upnear.
lieves it would l-e entirely i!l"g' it is iiii|ui.s-ible for us to predict lost
consciousness. I recovered c r a f t company, a t h a x t not for the
"If anybody tells you t ’s neceslie Do Franco, 200 miles nt sea in the comm.B»ion's opinion, will '
Following tho candidates for ical for the conx'ciilion to iiomin- w hat the need "f future gem-rr^ sufficiently to pull tho plane out
present,'
■
*ry to have these insitutions." just'ee were the iispirants for eon.
u n d vC.oniP'cto
A ran s-A tlan tia perm it the collection of between
iito u candidate who bn > disagreed turns is going to 1e," lie spio, of tho tail spin whct.xxe wcr. rlose
Present rhm* c«)l fc** the fell**'- Tourney on th a t ship.
!,• said, referring to nco tracks stable: L. A. Tate. U. C. Wilcox. w lit Coolidge policies us have both
$150,000 and $300,000 in p a v iip .
• F or th a t reason I have asked tm tn the gniuml. But I couldn't keep Ing method of traveling: Passen
rd gambling
ostalishm ents, I.eslio Bryan, and F. K inlav. 1.
*
A fter flying ncross Europe, assessments.
tru
ste
e
s
of
the
Resei
wal
l
h
and
her from cri-'hinir.”
gers bound for the west ron*t wi'l Russia nnd the Orlont their
■■they are not telling he truth. \V. l/uvton superintendent of pul>- I/iv.deli aril Dnxve t
Tho
cmmlssion
al*c
authorised
Audi reon’s -t" iy was obtained e n trsln from New York tn CeluniThe defeatiq talk of the an1.i" to give away the entire fund of
1Vicii statem ents are n reflection lie instnietion and his opponent.
nted ale legal octlon ag ain st
1mot •*
than $ 20,000,000
within hy officers a* be went to the oper- hns, Ohio, fly from there t-i Wiehit-i schedule would place them in
.Mr«.
MavbelhMnxxvell.
followed
IIoover
allies
hasn't
impressed
Mr.
c.i the intelligence of lie people
Tokio In time to catch the "Em
roptrty owners who have paid
twenty..five years a f t e r my death." ntiin- fntde lieenil'e it win feared Kansas, sleep on a train to n point
Cundidutes
fbr
the
legi-lature
Mellon
much.
In
discussing
this
rn-sa of Canada " for Victoria, B. their 1920 perional taxes. A ttach
uf Florida.’'
Mr. Rosenwahi said he realized
si'O'l iue w in-: *’ W. Enirm inpcr,
Molloi
Via. the iitn llillg of lis talk, le1 M. M I .old. I! W. Pcjirmaii. J r . phns,. of the ram i' '.go. Mr lieu! *»f that melt a stipulation xvns ron- ho i i*ght not live to make n com. (n New Mevco. and tV«n fly t" C., where they would tnkc to the ments will be levied against tho
| l:iint again t Freehelte. Amler. l o s Angele*. P lane-train service air ngaln In the Inst scries of taxpayers If such a step Is neces.'iigelj ohucrxcil that in tlie
iaid that "good roads’’was not an I.. I \ ll igao nml J. It. I.' li s- '
tin «• vVn t r:ii i" • urn-tit practices, udding: (.rut's skull is frnetureil, it is b e from Columbus to points south and flights to New York.
a
|ire-eonvention
I'ght
•ary. under the
com m issions
i" e in tins eampuigiibecnu' e all di'llltes f"l -lier'ff "lie i d i-d " e tc
VfllSIMfl, ’ 1 Ih lieve, however, thut the lieved. mid be suf'ereil severe cuts. northw est is planned as soon as
Collyer is still well known in order.
the uii ilidatcs and evryone else F F. Brady. F F W a lle r. J. !•'. usually harsh words and >li'
t
J'
M
I.I
eati
run:e
IhrnU':''
great
the
tra
n
s
eoiitiiumtal
route
is
cs
ii u siuiMy t*vuj»
Frei hi |i e told n different store.
nvintion circles nnd was tho first
in I l"nda vyanted thoi. In Sena McClelland nml Sheriff *'. M. hut th at oppositi
The resignation of Mrs. S. O.
the use • f the entlri sum. both
t cot riil-.. In- said, presi Ynwht-qnx g,c ? Id ail
the
man to fly between Chicago nnd Shlnholscr from the library board
lit
orati-K a fte r the « IIVt Dl *(••' 11
"
|
X
VIH
tor T udor’s opinion, ‘There will j Hand
Rl«
1the
pimeif-al
aii
I
interest,
by
ht
taldisheil.
Minneapolis nt night, having ac was accepted by the commission
r:ton trii'il t" 1tula- them
k good roads with air candidate" I A. Yaiirhn. present tax a •si-s- tiu e of the Gat field caiftpa'rn.
gem i;i*. oi
In keeping witli "und A Util
Finani-ing of the new compuny is romplisheil this feat in 1923. Th*
<•. 1 fnoeli to keep
M,r. wa- f..||nwo.| l.y his te o mi idi: i-i veil, and he l»el eve • it ' ll Im- eiit
froiit
n
ii
"
">•
la tie g •vernor’s manion.
from
th a t oh il I h a w refrained
I’oliee, in the hands of Hayden, Htonc- & Hovlet Government has -consented^ ers. In a letter to them she tend
•hit *r ,
n ut. J. i- Chiltomlen and F. true of the approat-hit
m 11nxhiiu
ered her resignation because, she
establishing endowments for llll- the 1lain* fi«*
tie.ut mentioning I lathaway ‘ *
Killin '*.
Y III' e
Huueln.st.
Nevertheless, the ha I.hit 'Ml*
t ■ liowevi c. say AmlerMnt xvaa the Company. Blair and Company to aid the flyers In th eir trip said, the commission bad acted
Mine, he said th at ol« man could
f the ilp u it eourt. It? It. lic-.d' are goiltg to push the “ HooV xeisities uml other institutionKnight
Glnmhle
&
P^anrt
of
Ht.
ucross Russia nnd Siherln they say, without consulting the board an
M llano credit for building the
xvhicli I liaxe given gilts a p a rt pilot nntl I*iftlu'llc ju t u p.u* I.ouis, J. C. Willsim of Louisville
>,| I t I., Thrn-lier spoke for
nvniriT.
I
rrclii’MeV
rnnditiun
hh
er
eiin't-win"
line
of
attack
vig.
various occasions. „
.
a l 'I In tax p ay ers,re said, paid i
from the fund."
alu) other hanking houses.
"W ho knows,"
le- nuieliidi-il, not serious. As soon ns hi* eondiTitirs orously for the n«xt four weeks.
A-requcM-Iflil-Hl£_n22LL?-H-0f
*. T *"> H ta n d a n l - c )te d u .e ii t . iin - f u r
business district between Sixteen
preprinted tile ntOlH' to build qillc, eatld'dale fur re-elri-tinn to TT'is tli.-'r ..tie bit* lli’l"' i'rpT"-rr'me •'»"iiK- da>J mu U iim r- . 1,.... mui. he tivn i|.'Qi-..r.,/—LT »ti iialia ill .lit' .
tlie transportation of nir
mail
given n snnity lont
th S treet and the A t’nntlc Coast
them, decided where try slituld he tin* htati* remit' was tlie <illy ram tho Cabinet candidate —to c tivince self-supporting ?"
ncross tlie country
Line right-of-way on Park Avenue
built and when the should ho didntc. foe uffii* outside the conn- the p arty leaders that Hoover ennn
crop
*
the
United
States
today
i«
nnt carry the rebellious grain belt
nd fc- the city plsnnim
board
htnlt. The talk, he sal, should be tv to spc.-ik.
t'lirtv o ile hours. It i* upon this
states, nml that he will lose t" AI
"
dei-i.d oy t " '1 commix \?n. T hs
rmri about what we’ve done’’
re- ft si rvicc that the new traffic
Smith in the populous and wet
innttcr will be dlscussxd, owovsr,
than alioiit what " I ' d done."
J ifcrvYc is to hi- built. N o •definiteNEW YORK. May 15.— (IN S )— at a meeting between the two
F a-tern states.
The r ad problem, io said was
|
date
ha*
been
si*
for
the
inuugura*
Tlio
shapely
"Miss
Mobile
of
19
Th<- two South Dakota Senators,
•
J,,hl\ a m atter of retting tlie
l lion of the new transportation 20," who wos voted the country’s bodies within a short tim e.
Norl'cck
nml McMuater. niV per*
Estim ates on the cost of.an oversost miles of road )r the least
third
most
beautiful
girl
at
the
system.
sistenty pursuing this line o ut
moiicy, keeping the pad departThe tentative schedule which Atlantic City bathing beauty pag p ais or underpass a t Hand a '
ATLANTA, Gu., May 15“ NNH)
OSLO, Norway, Mny 15.— (INS)
tack. The Republican Party, Me.
meid a business inskulion, nnd
hiA
been worked out, however, cunt, today foced tho charge of Crossing where an accident sever
M aster said, has always bad t«. rely _Gen. Umberto Nobile, Italian _Split hy internal strife in con calls for the passenger to go being a firebug.
al months ago aroused consider
seeping it out of police.
Funeral Fcrxno* for Mrs. J. I*. upon tin- "norm ally Republican Arctic explorer, bopped off thi* nection with the election of .a pres, aboard a limited train at the PennIn. * ■("i».1 .tituntlolijir Itrlicvos,
Sho was scheduled for arraig n able oomment will be furnished * t
i> ll". ,, al piclilt-ni ii'iBontinq tin* RulM-rts. ti'.t v» ars old, who died at states of the Middle West I" put a f trjiio o n ul King’s Buy. Sp > ln-r- ident, thr r\tlanrii Woman s Uul», „ylvnniu Station in Nex; York City ment in
W ashington
Heights the next m eeting of the commission
two w arring fu,. at six o'clock hi the evening He court, accused of having burned by T. L. Dumas, local A tlantic
'
!•* 'l l' lie said thu til' cent g«*- M her home. I HI luiurel Avenue. it in power uml keep it there, mil gen, in tlie polar explnrsitmn l.i,!- was divided into
olirn- tu \ tc* provide *evi*mic for Ia«t n eh*, "ill lie rolldueteil by the in his opinion tho support o.r tin* loon Iluliit for the taroml u tit nqit lions today, and each fuction had arrives in Columbus ut nbout down a six-family apartm ent houso Coast Line superintendent. The
*<-lii. . | . wns only i tcinpurary Rev. W. P. Iluhrinnii, pastor of the corn l»ct is all the more vita t Ids
eight tbn next morning. There- he in M edia,, Pa., as revenge fo r tho estim ates Were asked for a fte r o
Lend and elected its own president.
discussion of crossing g ates s ta rt
Uh-.i - ui 1. but he xvnld nttem pt F irst Metlmilist church of which year because of Al Sm ith’s adm it, p erhaps fly over trie N orth P"le
Mrs. Charles Goodman and Mr*. will be driven to the airport where landlord's
Impounding of
h er
ed several m eetings ago cam# up
lid strength in tin- Lust.
t" have it oia'le perainunt if he she was „ member.
ho
will
board
a
multimotorcd
pas
John
It.
Ilornudy
both
lay
claim
to
trunks for not paying the ran t.
iliieif, hiiid n rmliogr.un D-*m
In Mibstmitinlion of their m gu- King’s Hay.
again yesterday.
tho presidency nnd indications now senger air liner, built f o r a cruis
' ll ic,| I'ovenor. lit* said if
When
she
won
honors
"M
ias
Mis. Roberts hud I*'*'*1 -1 re-idenl
point
to
court
action
a*
the
ouly
ing
spued
of
more
than
109
miles
tli' i.ue relit gasolin tax was of Hanford for approxim ately 2'* mei-.t of Hoover weakness in tli"
Mobile" wns Miss Vivian McDow
Conflicting reports hud Ik-,-ii re
“k n ! red. it would tije four mills venrx Him* came here from North Middle W est, the South Dakotans ceived from Spitzbergen com rim solution. Meunwhilo a big padlock, an liour und equipped xv.th re s t ell. Now she is Mrs. D. L. Page,
seals the au ran t service furnished hy the wife of form er aviation lie u te n a n t
(Continued fromiugc 1)
Carolina. She Is survived »>v four point out th a t between the Ohio- ing thc conditions of tho weather. placed there by luw,
----- ■—«----------daughters: M ^s M argaret lt;d- Indiann line nnd the Rockies Hoov Early in the day word was re-re.ved presidents' office: in tlio club Fred Harvey R estaurant System. Sho is tw enty-three and, according
At Wichita, tho passengers xvill to police, left her husband several
erts. Mrs. Morris Spencer, Mrs. er has been able to garner loss tbn' th a t tho violent sonw storm that building.
I*
F inest Germh-y. «'f SunfonJ nml n score of delegates in n dozen hml rage-d for two days had ab at
Mrs. Goodman xvus nominated leave the pluncji and board n w est weeks ngo because his salary did
Afiss Jessio S treet Roberts, or states, despite the fact th at the ed. L ater n news agency carried a a t a previous meeting nnd as her bound limited of thc Atchison. He not keep her wardrobe in the style
Hoover m anagers have conducted
W ilmington, N.
opponent, ulso nominated a t th at xvill bo on the train through tho {*he desired. “ Miss Mobile" denies
Mrs. Roberts had been seriously energetic campaigns in most of report th at a now snow aturin hnd meeting, withdrew, the outgoing night, changing once more to a th a t she was a firebug. Page, to
Emory S- Martin, candidate for
arisen.
ill for some time, according to her
plnno in the morning nt some point whom sho was wed In St. P eters State Comptroller, flatly denied
president,
Mru.
\V.
II.
Price-Smith,
them
.Thc
radiogram
announcing
friends. Yesterday her condition
In Indiana, Hoover has no te le NohilcY departure raid the wrath* ruled a t the meeting yesterday in New Mexico. At five o’clock in burg, Fla., manage* an Ice cream today that he Is a supporter of
(IN S )—A hceamr weaker uml she died at
MOSCOW, May
>
gates,
in llinois none, in Iowa he cr conditions were fine. 11 is ex th a t Mrs. Goodman was elected, the afternoon.hd will land at the plant a t Media.
»ep irt wn» receive here today 0:55 P. M.
Sidney J. Catta In a letter recehrLos Angeles iTfJRirt.
this
despite
healed
protests.
lias
two,
Kansas
none.
Minnesota
pected th at, unless compelled to re*
ff-'iti Harbin, Mn.diurin, that
An east-to-xvest schedule, equal
ed from him by The Herald. In
Then, amid great disorder, tho
six, N ebraska none, South Dnko. tu rn hy fog or hail xveathi r, the
Marshall Chang Tr Lin, dictator
his letter, be declare*!
.
to none, North Dakota none, Okla Italia will he in flight about 38 m eeting was declared adjourned. ly fast, has been worked out a l
°f the North Chin Government
though details have not been re
"You have misquoted m* l» this
Tho
other
fact
ion,
however,
selecthoma none, Wisconsin four nnd hours.
If uGen.
Nobile makes a
nnurs. ii
rn . woouo
nnn«k|ir
•
* i f ____
_ _ .1 ,.n
ntwil nne
#m| generalissimo nlhc N orthern
matter. I am not supporting any
Missouri six. T hat is a record ot flight over the pole he will attem pt te d a chairm an “ n ‘ “ . “ nn° ^ gC,r. coaled. "There Is no dearth of pas
armies, is prepsrin to evacuate
senger business for a ir lines" said
candidate for Governor and am
weakness
which
‘‘the
allies
be
to
drop
a
landing
p
arty
to
make
vpto
elected
Mrs.
Hornndy,
presi
Peking. According > this report
Colonel Paul Henderson, president
not Interested In 'their race. TnU -A
lieve should give the party leaders Ecientific .explorations und
to dent,
Itainlaads of Chai ’* treasures,
of-the National Air T ransport, this
is a mailer for the voter* to de
considerably pause. In any event plant the cross’in the icc t hut was
morning. The passenger trav el on
including gold, jew« and jade orSPRING FI ELILQhl^M ajtijLBr—
ANNAPOLIS, Md.. Mny 15 — they plan to- harp on *L pretty rontrihnted to the expedition by
n m rtr i r -R+vn-t—dwD* (fN S )—b n e co-ed V as b u rn w to
^•monta, arc a n iv i nt Mukdun
S
f
t
f
t
f
o
r
d
B
o
y
G
D
Hist ere.-—
----ui— Uyi ToiiUnouslyi rig h t down U> the pblrtt Pope Pius X I ..
"Icie Ibey ore plat under iicavy early colonial history of Annapol
faster than wo expcctM and much death," and th re e others Injured, I jun supporting oithsr of them- U
where tlia voting begins ut Kansas
fo
ster than we have been ablo to In an early .morning fire which I con win my own race, I will cer
miUta/y guard.
is and the thirteen originul statex City.
HELF1N CONTINUES ATTACK
handle it. The business^ of thc p artly destroyed Woodlock Hall, tainly be satisfied and shall ex
Chang is said to L-e ordered the
being re-enacted today at a
Merlin C. Barnes, graduate of futures ix most promising."
in scrip tio n of all [ale M anchur colonial day festival at the atari*
small dorm itory which houses 22 port every voter to use their own
PASSES CRISIS
ians between the |cs of 20 and capital. Thousands of Marylapdcrs
young xx-omen, on the campus of Judgerat and vote for their choke
WILSON, N. Cf., Mny
15. Seminole High School last spring,
has been awarded a scholarship at DETECTIVES SEEK JKW EL8
•M*. Marshal Chanrfxvus form erly and out of state visitors are in
the W ittenberg College here.
for governor."
BERLIN.
May 15.—(IN S )— — (IN S )—Senator J . Thomas H ef
known as th e "anchuriun xvar cluded in the throngs th at are in Physicians attending Foreign Sec- lin, the fiery Senator from Ala Rollins College at W inter Purk for
The statetnnnt to which the can
H ilda'S ipc, freshm an of Shelby,
NEW YORK, Mny 15.— (IN S ) — Ohio, was burned to death. College didate refers was printed on the
Lord." Ho m alntard a powerful this quaint nttle city on the Hcx- tetary Gustave Strcsemnnn snid bama, Invades North Carolina for tho coming year, according to a
Detectives were engaged In nn a p authorities expressed the belief editorial page ot The lis raid rev*
army in Mnnchurl and xyas said
today they believed hp bad passed the second tim e within a month to rep o rt received here today front
to have been onho friendliest *'p re sid e n t nml Mrs. Coolidge will the crisis.of his illness last night. continuo his attack uguinst the thc school. Barnes is a freshm an at parently hopeless scutch today for Miss Sine fainted when try in g to grol weeks ago. It follows:
terms with the j i n e s e . H<* mov* honor the occasion with their pres The patient Is suffering from Democratic pren!*J.*ntiai nom inal Rollins this year. Ho has been tho driver of a taxicab in .which escape. The body was recovered by ory 8. Martin, candidate for «
«i into Peking u( seized control ence late today. They Will see Gen. stomach and intestinal cntarrhul tion of Governor A1 Smith of Now m anager of thc varsity football Mrs. Alfred 11. Chopin, mombor of firemen. F irst reports which said troll* r, earn* In to *** u* Friday.
•
• and basketball team s, mem ber of a wealthy Springfield, Moss., fam Miss Alice Otde, of D etroit, was We gathered from what he bad
of thc-governmer For a tim e his George W ashington resign - lus fever complicated by a kidney in York.
th e v a n ity crew, class president, ily, left an overnight bag contain seriously burned w ere said to be say that ha is a supporter of 81
"rntics were succi ful against the commission in the old state house, fection.
FORT PIE R C E —Contract let for nnd a worker 1 nthe school Y. M. ing Jewelry valued a t $100,000. The untrue. Mis* Oldo la very nenrou* ney J. Catta. W* earnestly urgo
# i|*e Nationalists but since the and witness six other episode, or
only d u e furnished by Mrs. Chap
fighting begat)- is Spring in tho pageant. Governor Ritchie and
LAKE WALES—Bids asked for dredging-ship channel and turning C. A.'T h e scholarship was aw ard in xvas th a t tho cab was painted and suffering from shock, th* un* *n Catts followers to vote for Hr.
Martin."
; «H I
Shantung Peni il* his forces the governors of the other twelve renovating and repairing Citizens basin of local port to depth o f 22 ed on high scholastic standing,,
iversity physician said.
yellow.
outsulo of all-round ability.
*m - decisively t sated in several I original states will greet tho I res Bank building.
feet.
• ident upon hi* arrival.
S«tUca.
*
Senator Makes
Appeal For Support!
|, Of Seminole Voters'
In Governor’s Race*
[Small Audience
Hears A d d re si
ASPIRANTS M EET
[Aspirant Declines To AT LGNGWOQD TO
‘ Mention Opponents SOLICIT SUPPORT
During1Entire Talk
Pennsy Railroad Is
Linked With Group
Andy Relieves Herb
Is Rest Man In Race
R ICH CHICAGOAN
AIRS OPINION ON THRILLING FIGHT
WITH PASSENGER
rr'ii£' nssssi
Airs. .1. D. Roberts
Dies Here: Lived In
Sanford 20 Years
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CityCommisstonTakes
Steps To Sell Muni
cipal Bonds Under
Refinancing Plan
|-
f
Investigation Will Be
Made Into Remedy
Of Crossing Danger
r
SEER RECORD FOR
WORLD GIRDLING
AV^nnec-OT-Beauty
Prize Faces Charge
Of Being Firebug
E m o r y S. Martin,
In L e t t e r , Denies
He’s Catts’ Backer ,
ReportSayjfhanc:,
Chinese Wa* Lord,
Plans To Eracuate
it.
6
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■1
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II
A
Blaze In Dormitory
ReSttlts In 1 Death
And Three Injured
Historical Events
To Be Enacted A!
Maryland Capital
School Scholarship
V
.
s*■
• mil <rfa
• A‘•*
P a r t Of Money
For Paving Work
"“,j"
Nobile Departs On Woman’s Cl ub Of
Dirigible Italia Eor Atlanla H as So-it
Arctic Exploration Over Late Election
II
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�THE gAKFOnP: HEHAtW.-ffAWtfRB.' PCMHM. MONfe'AV WAY M,19»9
••• I
Famous Yachtsmen Form
Plans For Ocean Race To
Spain To Be Held In June
Azara. She will carry the colors
of George l*. and Francis Uaker of
the Detroit Yacht Club.
A t the May meeting of the race
committee it was announced that
the official distance for the races
of both classes is .*1,055 milos from
the Ambrose Channel Lightship
off th e entrance to New York
H arbor of Mouro Island just out.
side of Santander, taking the
great circle which pnssed fairly
close to Sable ‘Island.
‘
It is ex
pected, however, th at most of the
yachts will take a more southerly
course in order to secure more
favorable winds nnd to nvoid as
much ns possible the ice fields.
The sm aller craft, between 55
nnd .'15 feet waterline,
will be
sent nway at noon on June 30,
with the usuul signals of ten nnd
fivp minutes before the start
These yachts wiill sail on n rating
sim ilar to th at used in the Ber
muda race the week before, but
without a pro|iellor allowance.
They may lug all the sail they
wish.
„
The large.yachts- will leav e-uxactly a week Inter nnd will sail
flat. It is expected they will over
haul the little fellows somewhere
o f f the Bay of Biscay.
Private Signals
All the yachts will carry num
bers and private signals and will
burn green, red, nnd green lights
on crossing the finish line at
night.
The race committee of the New
York Yacht Qlub composed of
Gherndi Davis, Clinton Mackenzie
nnd Edumtind Lung will sta rt the
boats, while at the finish will be
the Spanish race committee made
up of Victorinuo Lopez Dorign,
pras'dent, Enrique Cnreagn and
Eduardo Ubno, secretary.
Entries for the Queen Victoria
cup will close on June 23, but the
books for the yachts for tlie King
Alfonso XIII cup will remain open
until July 3, two days before the
st a rt.
Reports Indicate Revival
Of Gold Mining Industry
In Sections Of Colorado
t.OUl
nut
OPPOSITION TO
HOOVER WORKS
TO STEM TIDE
(Continued from page 1)
chief opponent, Lowdcn will filter
the Kansas City convention with
to be stopped it Is Lowdcn who
must be the rallying post for the
some 200 votes, nnd If Hoover Is
opposition, a t least in the early
bnlloting.
.
“The allies were adm ittedly
surprised and discom.ited by Sec.
rutary Mellon’s public pat on the
back for the Hoover candidacy,
but a t th at they managed to ex
tract some small comfort from the
manner in which it was done. Secretary Mellon clearly re
vealed th at he still has hopes of
the fact th at he insisted th at Penn^dvnnla’s powerful hloc go to
Kansas City unpledged and uncom
mitted was regarded by the allies
as a significant and favorable
omen.
w
An interesting story was going
the political rounds in Washington
today concerning the renson for
Secretary Mellon’s statem ent at
left W ashington, it was said th at
Philadelphia. When Mr.. Mellon
he had no intention of m aking the
statem ent which he subsequently
fnnde. He had n « t P » . * f A R E S ? *.
suid, to mention the names of any
candidates, .b u t intendd'i me )*ly
to compliment the adm inistration
of President Coolidge, and let jt
go at that.
Upon arriving in Philadelphia,
the story goes, it wns found th at'
the anti.Mellon element in the o r
ganization had planned a surprise
in the shape of n resolution en
dorsing the Hoover candidacy.
This wuld huve been em barrassing,
and might have provoked a real
fow. In -such circum stances, the
trouble was averted by Mr. Mel.
Ion's agreeing to make trip state
ment in the m anner he did.
STAGE GUN BATTLE
NEW YORK, May 14.— (IN S )—
The crowded southern Up of Man
hattan Inland w ith its stree ts
packed by noon day thousands w a s
the scene today c f a spectacular
running gun battle between police
and five bandits. More Uian a score
of shots tfcrc fired.-and one ped
estrian wan wounded befors the
bandit car stalled, a t W ashington
and Hector S treets, and was aban.
donod by four of the gunmen. A
fifth man, the driver was nrrested.
DECLARED SUICIDE
PEEKSKILL, N. Y., May 14.—
(IN S )—Police lenrned today th at
Udlnnd F. Lewis, ninetecn-year-old
Columbia U niversity sophomore
whose body wns found hanging
from n tree 'on, a farm n e a r hche,
had been brooding over the fact
th a t his fath er had refused to let
him visit Europe- this summer.
They declared ho was a suicide.
Daytona Beach—Volusia County
Y. M. C. A . to rebuild
sum m er
camp quartor* a t Lake Winona.
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.. May 14.
— (IN S )—Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover today wns to con
tinue his journey to Ognotz, the
summer estate of Jay Cook, Jr., of
Philadelphia, about 12 miles north
of here, where hu will spend sev
eral dnys of rest.
Hoover arrived here early Inst
night by motor. He was accompan
ied by U wreiue Richey, Ids asr.istant; Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry O’
Malley, form er commissioner o i
fisheries; and (!. C. launch of the
Federal fish culture bureau. They
spent the night at the Park Hotel
Police Continue To
Hunt C. E. Myers Car
lovo each other, to m arry." Judge |
Lindsey asserted. lie added th at
the term “companionut* m arriage”
Is not a *trlek name for frtc love.'
"The estimable m inisters ami
blue-lnwcrs who arc fighting the
compnnionatc m arriage are by the
same token playing into the hands
of those who sanction free love.
Companionatcly wed people ore ns
much /married as anyone who ever
freed a m inister equipped with a
license. See this? And then he
held up the small hand of the
equally small ‘'M rs. Roselle" o r
Miss Haldeman-Julius as she pre
fers to be designated, to exhibit a
wedding ring of engraved platinum
according to' the npproved style.
The main .difference between the
companionate ' m arriage and the
other kind is the fact th at com*
paninnatcly m arried people are fi
nancially independent of each other
In this case, he emphasized, in
dicating Josephine and Aubrey,
"th e fpthors tare paying the bills."
LOS ANGELES, Cal., May1 14.
—"American is bootlegging m atri
mony as well ns liquor," fprmor
Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver,
Colo., said today ns he arrived
from Colorado fo r a few weeks
visit. l(e was m et at the station by
Josephine • Haldeman-Julius* nnd
Aubrey Rosalie, of Kansas City,
Knns., America’s first companion
ate m arriage couple.
• “ Love, m arriage and divorce are
handled surreptitiously," *mid L in.
sey, “as if thev were a disgrace,
with the- result th at disgraceful
circumstances arc often more nt*
teqdant."
..
,
lie then lnuhchcd into a discus,
sion of the companionate m arriage
ns a remedy. "Compnnionnte mar*
million
ringe is n snne'wholcsom c nnd Jog.
Tam pa—Nearly half
leal solution of a perfectly nnturnl dollars in building perm its we it
.desire -of two-young people who Issued here during March.
MILANE THEATRE f OQAY
.
- anti-
mm
CHANEYc
u LORETTA YOUNG
’LAUOHt CLOWN, LAUl
Is that all you paid for this...?
Where
did you ever fin d these
..,?.
I
. . . .
Why, it cost me nearly twice that muchI
Do tell me where you get them for that!
How do you et)er manage so well on. so
B uty aren't they awfully expensive?
I wish I could do it.
HerbHooverBegins
Short Vacation in
Pennsylvania Town
iscw
(l Slovene*, now develop llnroid Thorne. clubman of
ment and n greater interest in got.. York and L*. mb.,,. w|,» has «•
production has brought .iltotil a , , ,
.
,,
,, ,
,.
#lll'IV.
tremendous revival in the gold
“»
"'•1
O’Malley and l.ench will attend
mining industry of Colorado, re- tbul the tunnel was des gned
I the state convention of tin- conport, to International News Set water, lie has 1 I groans, thu
nervation council which iqicns here
vice t how.
prs din ed $125,000,000 in the
' today while Hoover and his assist
Front New York Detroit, St nod has erected a modem flu
ant will go by automobile t<> Og
Louis, Texas and California men ,„i|| „f |f,o ton* capacity.
notz, locutcd near Sullndnsbm g
of nioiii y and pioneer spirit arc I
..
,, ,
, ' ,
The Secretary of Commerce will
,
.
.
i
i
.
,'
,
All
the
world
lias
heard
•
luruing to gold mine and natural
also visit the Texas Fish and Game
|y to Colorado ninth is reputed to ,,,,,la,hc "I the Little Annie
Club, lornteil along L in y 's Crack,
huve mon* jrnbl a tra s uiulrtrlopcd *d Siimniillv lb*, < «i)nia<!". II
■for a fishing excursion.
or partially dcvelopi'd th.ni any j e.st n.ii^b' ^uld mint* in ibr
Hoover refused to discuss poli
other state.
, Here Jintge J.t . Wiley ol
tics, saying lie was there for a)
Of course, Cripple Creek with its ; Nort,c, mid Jack Pickens, \i
test and that lie hud left all pol
past record of over 400 millions in , hard rock miner, are takiiq
itics m Washington. Cook arrived
gold, still holds the simtliirht of or
ient ion. in that district the pin
nacle group lying north of the fam
ous Isahclla on Hull hill has been leases on estates covering most of
bought by Zcb Kendall of Man the famous
South
Mountain,
Francisco, and associates, who have from which huge fortunes in gold
placed AI. I). Myers, veteran ol have hern taken in the past. Cali
Critqiln Creek and pioneer of Gold fornia capitalists are repotted
•field, Ncv., in charge. Ills work has negotiating for the Wiley-Picken*
City police and the sh eriff’s of.
opened up big bodies of new and holding on the mountain.
fiee today were still searching for
high grade ore on the third and
In addition to a great deal of the Dodge Coupe belonging to C.
fourth levels in v igin ground on
gold
activity by mining men of E. Mvers. president of the Inland
the north contact.
Colorado there s great activity by Supply Company, which was stolen
Colorful History
outside men in cutups that have from in front of the Milunc T heat
Reports
In the midst of the iitg i .incs «.f been little noticed in recent years. er last Monday night.
Bull Hill inculdittg the Portland, In At Alma, Colo., W. Kennon Jew ett, have been received front it number
dependence. Crcsson end rt '.nx lies formerly of Colorado Springs, now of persons th at the ear Ins been
the famous Dead P no which was of Pnsubrnu, Cal., has opened u seen in Knnfnrd hut all efforts to
locate it have proved futile. The
recently leaped and Imndcd to Jo e world of high grade ore in on the ear
was given and had wire wheels.
I. Shale and It. It G arrett and as old London mine. Neat him M.*4t. It was practical! new.
sociates of Los Angeles.
Rtli'ke has opened the same v»in on
The Dead Pine is . . It ill co|oi fill the American mine. At Ciecdo
Tractor Trains For Africa
history of the rurly bow tiny* uf Clarence Witherow has made a
Cripple Creek. It was the scene of fortune in the old Commodore once
Highway freight train s consist
two. bitterly fought labor wars be owned by the It. estates and the ing of tractors and trailers are
tween its ownets nnd the old West Hughes estate of Denver.
being tried out in South Africa.
ern Federation of Miners, when
The government, which has charge
Open New Mines
William D. (llig Hill) Haywood,
At Lake City several now mines of railway transportation, is con
now in Soviet Itussiu, was in con huve been opened and the old Ute ducting •the experim ent. Building
trol of the miners organization. and Ulcy have cuttle to life with m aterial, merchandise, fruit nnd
The Dead Fine also was the scene big bodies of ore ami a new mill other heavy classes of freight are
of extensive “high grading" activi- of 20(1 tons capacity. As Aspen being Ituulcd.
tie*, R being related that one milting men from Utah have taken
(Legal Notices)
miner carried out $800 u duy ‘n tho H00 acres of the old I). C. R.
ore in hi* lunch bucket over a Pi own holdings nnd have opened a
a M8. c iv il. i : n period of several weeks. The Dead big body of a.lvcr leud ore at 800 r n•t: :i n\ i : i :iii . vvit.i.i
suuiuni Kiuintu
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Pine was never w orkrj below fl.'lil fret depth in virgin territory. At
W ill h e r e c e i v e d
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•M®t because of the labor wars, Lincoln Gulch m a r Aspen a new !!•»•8 c .Hl ioeadr d lilils
■>( C o u n t ) ' C o m m i s s i o n e r ,
vrhiie most of its neighbors have m‘ne of silver, lend and gold ore o f H en v lin jie C o u n t y , f l n r l i l s o n o r
f o r e IV A M . I n n s 4, t e s t . f o r l u i Produced down to 2,500 and 3,000 has been opened by J. J. Yechel b| oe u*
i n u it lie f o l l o w i n g r o a d s
feet.
i l l K o ln n Ave. to bn c le a r e d fro m
and associates including former
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Many of the leading mine opera Governor O. II. Shoup| of Colo Hoad a n H o a d n o r t h t o u l d Ol t . n o l o
tors of Cripple Greek were of the rado.
,
|S) e x t e n s i o n o f Itay S t r e e t S o u th
o f O t l c ' l u I l n n U K l i S e c t i o n 'll T
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^pjrfnjon th at the Dead Fins cpyen-il
U*(MH>»i*
■widwntiilw
Isblea ’mother lode'* of the n story to need attention but even Thr' work in Consist of olratlmr
ami
count r ur l Ion
ol
Cripple C lerk - camp.
The new hcie Oklahoma oil men working i v B . l l n u .
hrldaes.
California ownets have already put with S ta r drills on u new system of
A >la,!, null ce r t i f i e d c h e c k mad*'
a crew to work to develop It by exploring have opened one of the piic.il.|e io V. K Ooi i ul nss r l e r k ot
t
tie
Coi n I, mus t
nccom pa ny e.ieli
modern methods.
biggest mines in tho fumous olJ ro.ol T h e ehuek uf the Hlicrensful
Iddder
Mill
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t ai ne d
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the
Chester S. Burnerr ur Fort W orth district. The Lowry flotation mill
Hoard In lieu o f ' ii liiiml until the
Tex., prominent oil and mining is running to capacity of 200 tons wo r k Is compl et ed. •
1 1 o- Hoard r e s e r v e s the rtwhl to
man, recently visited the Cripple du ly ami will double its capacity
ie|. . i an) or all lilds. or accept «n>
Creek district with engineers, und this summer.
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old or purl t h e r e o f uh h ' h . In t heir
yeinenl . . wi l l |m to t he liesl In
has announced that he plans to ac
What is true <<f l.cadvillc is true Jml
tel e. | uf |||e I' nll ntt .
quire leases In other Colorado of the fumous Nan Jnun triangle
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ram r* and in northern New Mexico including Ouray, Nilverton, Duran
Clerk of
Hoard- o f
County
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John Fox of San Franeisro, is a c t go, Teliuride, Jasper and Flutoru
ing as chief engineer for BunkVr.
Old Minra Consolidated
(T oo l a t e TO CLASSIFY)
At Idaho Springs un'i 'Central
LOST: Saturday off.‘oil truck, ono
C ty, Clear Greek and Gilpin \ u n unloading tank truck hose, About
tioo west of Denver, the fam ous
ten feet long. I'indei please return
Nrwhouse tunnel m.w culled the
II. L Face, A gt., FAri-Alueruat
Aigo tunnel, hag been rehabilitated
Fetruleuii) Co,
Ben Lindsey Backs
Com'panioriateldeh
Of Marriage Laws
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R E A D the advertisements. Know what
you want before you go to buy. Get the
most for your money by knowing what
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manufacturers and merchants are offering.
Advertisements will keep you abreast of
the times. They will enable you to spend
the family income wisely. They will help
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY MAY 15, t928
Police Court Stories
TUESDAY, MAY 15
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
LIFE OR DEATH—As righteous
ness tendeth to life; no hr th a t
pursueth it to his own death,—
f r o v . 11: 19.
PRAYER— Lord,
help os to
life ; therefore, establish
c Hoom
MARKET KTnEKT
He stops In front of the store win*
dow where
Little white chicks in breeder
roll UW
He looks a t dry brown bulb, all
people stare
A t hint, But he can Vision garden
walla
Where tall gladioli and dahlias
* > stand •
Like brilliant ladles in the uncoil.
Ing ferns.
H« visions rows of garden truck;
his hand
,
a clinched as if ho hoed; and
theft ho lum a
To look beyond the box of flower
■cods.
Vcrfwnua. phlox and larkspur
now he sows,
. *
teacherous weed.*
Carefully guarding them from
-That come in armies down the
*
little rows.
He scatters
seed upon
Lb* lawn,
■ - and grass
Appears, as green and tender ns
in those
Elyria n fields where only fairies
pass.
Bight here before his eyes a
I ,garden grows
And chickens peck, and drink from
a tin cup
lte holds for them. He move.- as
if to t * t
HI* chicks, who lives biit fifteen
stories tip
In a hall bedroom, bath and
kitchenette.
—Bj| Raymond Kresensky.
We have never heard anyone M»y
anything against Senator Taylor
but we have never heard anyone
.a y he had any chance of election.
---------o--------A number of newspaper editors
throughout the state seem to be of
the opinion that second choice
votes will name tho next governor,
H) don’t forget to name your weetmd ctiutPT
Isn't it fanny that Senator
Trammell doesn’t come to Sanford
to make u speech? Maybo he suspacta Borneo no might ask him
aonve em barrassing .questions about the St. Jo h n . River.
Seminole County candidates for
one thing and another have spent
no leas than 95,8&0 during the first
part of the campaign. And some
of tho gubernatorial candidate*
are upending almost that much
•very day.
Senator Waybright, wc under
stand, hat challenged Doyle C arl
ton to debate with him and we are
moved to wonder «that in tho
world the Duval Senator la run
ning for and bow much is he get
tin g for it.
The G. O. P.'s in Florida arc
not very strong when united, but
with two factions fighting each
other and s e ttlig up aepanste con
ventions, it is hard to ser where
they will ever be given any con
sideration whatever.
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Rob lloDy had a big time in
W ashington last week testifying
before the Federal Trade Commlasion. Ue adm itted
hr got
plenty of publicity for his em
ployers. Everyone likes Dob and
runs his stu ff in whenever pos
sible.
Ira n e p o rte d by truck through the
-htreeta of London without guards,
detective* o r armed escort of any
-kind.
If th a t had happened in
this country, It would have been
nocoasary to divide the spoils aalong a hundred thousand crooks.
---------©-------Rockefeller has ordered tUe**a rt to resign and Stew art says he
. won’t Time was when a nod of the
. head was enough from a ’Rockefell
er- And w-e doubt if even yet
tike head of the Indiana company
win prove strong enough to oppose
’ successfully the ojl king'* sugges-
those who might have a part in such a story themselves
Borne day, a decided nntipathy for such publicity. They
say it ruins the town, that it is yellow journalism, nnd many
other things.
Among many newspapermen, the position is tnken that
only by keeping the law-abiding citizens thoroughly posted
on conditions in the underworld and police courts can crime
be held in check. If newspapers adopted the policy of
never printing a crime story, it would not be long before
Rood people would conclude that the world had been
thoroughiy Christianised until some evening they would be
tunked on the head ami robbed.
The fact that the feelings of socially prominent per
sons arc sometimes hurt when they find their names
among the others in police court stories after violating some
traffic ordinance, may be unfortunate but is no fault of
the newspapers. No fair minded editor can publish the
atory about tho wop who was arrested for stealing a banana
from n certain fruit stand and then say nothing alwut the
belle of the town who is nrrested for speeding.
Not long ago the American Society of Newspaper
Editors met in Washington, D. C„ and a hypothetical story
was prepared to see what reputable newspapers would do
with it. "A prominent business man, iurge advertiser, so
cial leader, philanthropist,*is in an automobile accident with
a woman who is not his wife; a reporter findH out that the
two had been in a roadhouse together and had been drink
ing before the accident; but the police are willing to hush
up the whole nffair.”
It was the concensus of opinion among the editors at
the conference that the newspaper’s first duty was to its
subscribers ami that the story should by all means lie pub
lished, but thnt it should bo handled straight-forwardlyr
;without bins, and without playing up its scnsntion&i
features-. This, we believe to be the jluty of any good
newspaper.
.
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—Save 5% —
thousands of dollar* to convict
1 these criminals, and Sidney .1.
I C atts, when governor of Flnridn,
gave them their freedom.
Citizens of Hamilton County—
For the love of your home,
your loved ones and frtends for the
loVo of righteousness nnd your
native land—
Don’t vote for Sidney J. C atts.
“ By th eir fru it ye shall know
them.” Jesus spoke the*" words,
and He also said:
“ Beware of false prophets, which
come to you in sheep’s clothing,
b u t inwardly they are ravening
wolves.’’
Your fellow citizens,
C. C. GOOLSBY
JOB BELLFLOWER
Messrs. Goolsby nnd Bellflower
have not only gone lu the official
record fif/ the facts of th eir slate"
ment but-Vhy prooffer information
as to where nnd how anybody in
thestate wants verification of It
can obtain it.
No doubt there will still he
some Floridans who will vote for
the form er governor as tlie dem o
cratic nominee for the governor"
ship, even in the face of thin rc-
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Gem Farm Crop
FERTILIZERS
ARE
‘T im e Tried
and Crop Tested”
Our Brands are the acknow
ledged standard by which grow
ers of Florida have Judged ail
fcrtillzcrafo r nearly forty year*.
‘‘Giving all we can for what
we gel inslend of getting
nil that we can for what wc
give” is the policy of
■' on
TIRES & TUBES
GAS & OIL
AUTO
ACCESSORIES
PHONOGRAPHS
& RECORDS
Save our cash regis
ter tickets on all
purchases till they
amount to $5.00 or
more and we will al
low you 5% of them
in trade.
A SANFORD name
plate for your carlo
each customer.
The E. O. Painter
Fertilizer Co.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Rines Service'
Station
Loch
>A
1113 Sanford Avo.
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford Realty Co
Armed Camps
Which Will You
O U can save pennies or save chicks. Poul
try yard facts show that ordinary untcctcd
rations and mixtures such as hard boiled eggs
and oatmeal save pennies but not chicks. Usu
ally 50% o f them die, Poultrymen who arc
making money invest one penny more per chick
and save uo’ to too'.' Of their chi cits. '1 'hey tccvl
Purina Chick Startcna, the buttermilk starting
ration containing
C o d L iv e r O il.
W e’ll be glad to
tell you o f a feed
ing plan that’s as
simple as A B C .
chick
It sa v e s c h ic k s
startcna
[stem s)
and brings them
th ro u g h to early
maturity.
Y
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Tim e F or P rep a ra tio n N e e d e d
Those having properly, big or little, any where in Seminole
( ounty for sale please no'ify me early by letter, simply stating
the fact, and giving the number of your separate pieces.
A form for boundary description and for display features
will then lie mailed tw you that your listings ( without owner
ship shown unless you so desire) may appear on October Pub
licity Sheets
It ill need some time lo get all phases of a ipiick. practicable
system in presentable sliapr.
Farm ers.—please don’t tnrget In write those "Crop I'res*
rriplions" and lie. sure lo sign your name to them. Such a
treatise will lie a small m ailer to you hut a “Great Gift'' lo
Our t'liunly's New Citizens.
With you for Seminole until that name berontes a synonym
for Wholesome Prosperity.
Instead
of a
tnni m esc extensive precautions were necessary i to]
number of pol
permit the dispensing of justice in what is considered the I
icies (it cover
greatest city of the western world, is a deplorable situation
your
various
nnd offers a sad commentary upon our methods of juris- j
everyday risks,
prudence and the manner in winch gangsters and crooks]
let us tell you
have come to regard the sanctity of the courts.
There
about the Blan
wns a time when the criminal element quaked and cringed
ket Residence
at the thought of being brought Yiororc the bar of justice (
Policy—the pol
to face the stern visage of a conscientious judge and to rc- •
icy that covers
ceive the piercing thrusts of a relentless prosecutor. Those .
aH the ordinary
were the days when the profession of law was respected,
and
anusual
when the appellative of a judge was a badge of honor which
branded one ns having gone high in a calling that stood for
risks and givesali. thnt was honorable and noble.
you
complete
Hut today through some deplorable twist in the evo
protection
at
lution of our society there has come into existence a per
one stroke—
nicious influence which strik Fs straight u( the runts of good i
government and bids well, if not corrected, to destroy com- Call On This Agencv l or
plctely whatever faith the public may have in receiving
All Forms Of Aulomolille
protection through the medium of accepted c h a n n e l s . The
In s u m n e n .
rattle of machine guns, the bursting of bombs and the
blackjacking of civilians'arc onljrWti oil Heard dfshifty of an
insidious condition whose remedy lies within the power o f
appointed servants whose dntv it is. to mete out justice.
IN) West First Street
‘T he Store With the Checkerboard Sign
, v « v . p u-rTna V b°i
H .A .S p e ir S a n fo rd F lorida
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved City properly at 7 per cent. .’{ to five year
straight loans on residences.
A. P. Connelly
and Sons
to lit) year Inatid on good
business properly.
Jhinouncinq
43 H- O U R
Jacksonville
FART OF THE RECORD
TAM I’A TIMES
from I’olk i-uuuty for 2i
SERVICE
ONLY TWO NIGI TS AT SEA
SANFORD FOND AND MORTGAGE CO.
K.st a lil is bed I bits
221 Magnolia
I’himc IS
A rircpliir Ims been issued in I tilth county to seven ears fur nHamilton county which deals with sntill to rape. A fter serving tw<>
"The Unpardonable Grime Among years nnd 17 days of his sentence,
Men ami Part of the Heron I ,,f he was pardoned b j Governor f a l l s
Sidney J. C alls When He was Gov on April 2t>th, IHIB.
ernor.’’ (l is reproduced here, with
7 N. W. itumpus. sunt up
out comment for there seems tu In- fr "it Hillshoroup/i county to li.V ini
no comment necessary:
prisonim nt for tape. A fter serving
To our Neighbors, Fellow, Giti- bun years, four months and II
zens and Friends -o f Hamilton days of Ids sentence, G orerm i
County:
t ’u t u turned him hmsr
oinco sir. Sidney .1. C alls wants
H—r red Williams, sunt up from
to be governor of l'lorid.-i again, Duval county for rape. Pardoned
wc are submitting herewith just
by Governor C atts on August diet
small p ail of the record which he
nindp during his term in thnt o f
9 Anther life tenner. Ilcur)
fice, and it is our prayer that you Smgleton sent up from Marion
will carefully consider thi s record county. Turned loose by Governor
and ask yourself this question:
C atts August Hist, p.tIS.
“Suppose my mother, or wife. ■"
10— John Hall, another criminal
sister, o r daughter, hail keen the sent lip for life imprisonment fm
victim of a negro rapist—nnd tlie committing rape. Sent up from
negro rapist had been sent to the Put Hum County. Pardoned by Gov
chain-gang—anil then Governor einor ( ’alts July 17th, HMf».
Catts should give him a pardon for
11— Henry Williams, sent
ip
a Christmas present?
from Santa Rom county to lit,, im
'Vhat would you do ?
prison ment for rape. Pardoned bv
Here Is Mr. C atts’ record
Governor C alls July 17th. IJIPJ
1— Tim Butler, negro, sent up
12— William Decs, rent up froi 1
from Hamilton county, to serve a
sentence of 1!) years, at bard labor, Hillsborough county to life im |
in the state prison, for the crime f prisonment for rape. Pardoned b>
"ASSAULT TO RAPE’’. His vic Governor C atts August 21st, I It lit. 1
15— John Simmons, sent up from !
tim was Mrs. Ulmer Goolsby, born
nnd reared in Ilumilton county, a Polk county to life imprisonment ,
daughter of the lute Mack iluil for rape. This “ rapist" only served
and the young wif,. of C. f . <;,>oU- about seven years of his time when .
by, and u first cousin of Joe Bell Governor C atts gave In n a pardon!
flower. Tim Butler escupetl front for a Christmas present on Decvin
the state prison but was re c a p tu r her 24th, IP IP.
1-1—Oscar Dunham,
anothci
ed and carried back. On December
24th, tOlt*, Governor C alls gave criminal sent up from Duval conn
him a pardon for a Christmas ty for life for rape, und he had on
ly made a lil tie over six years ol
present.
2— J. C. Norris was sent up fromhis time when Governor C atts gave |
Duval county to life imprisonment him a pardon for a C hristm as pre
for rape. Pardoned by Governor seni on December 21th, 191}).
16— J*aul Wilson, another life
Cotta on August 1st 11*17.
®—Herbert *410110, sent up front term er for rape, pent up . from
Polk county for 12 years, for a s lllllslmrough eounly, pardoned by
sault to rape. He had only served Governor C atts July 20th., IP20. * i
Flu
laM fe—- / \
D in c t to
Co m p a ^ A
No
Lost o f T im e
1rum
made the
difference
/Im in rii
Magnificent NevvS.SJROfMJOIS
Sailing Every Saturday a 3 P. XL
arriving N ew \ u r k M ondnym orning
Four patience- de. lv a rro irtn ,.J atmi; on people. Wide
rsnpe of dc luxe accommodations He.Irutni w ith private
hatJl, staterooms w tih or w ithout pnaie lavatory ami
ihower. Forced ventilation througbouilllectric fans and
iioi and cold running water in all roonuN'unicrous puhJic
baths. I»arbcr Service. Luxurious iouges. Tea Room.
Orchestra. Concerts Dancing. Library. Lily Radio News.
Additional Sailings T o
f a ilin g a t C h a t In te rn u n i m i d e n g n a tn d
T h e g r e a t t r a n s f o r m a t i o n In b u ild Ing*, c i t i e s , t r a n s p o r t a t i o n , c o m m itn t c a t i o n , h o m e k e e p i n g , r u r a l liv in g ,
l a b o r a n d s o c ia l c o n d i t i o n s , h a s b e e n
ach iev ed t h r o u g h th e d ev e lo p m e n t
of ch eap an d d ep e n d a b le elec tric
pow er.
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w e a ris o m e d ru d g e ry
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h o rses
H e p e rfo rm s h is w o rk w ith o u t fa tig u e , im m e a s u r
ably in c re a s e s h is o p p o rtu n itie s tor p le a s u re a n d p e rs o n a l
advancem ent
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of th e e le c tric in d u s try
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g re a te r p ro d u c tio n , c o n s e rv a tio n o f hu.
m a n lives a n d e n e rg y a n d th e p ro m o tio n
of h ig h e r In c o m e
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) k y P L O R n ftr' TUESDAY MAY~ 15, 1§28
Educational secretary,
Office
Maria Gibson Circle).
HasUeguIarMeeting
Calendar
Tu esd a y
Class of th e F irs t Bap*
,Jrch will m eet a t 7:30
it the home of M rs. Ira
lttl, 1112 Laurel Avenue.
meeting f>r the Mush
j i t of the Womim's Club
V ld at 3:00 o’clock, folby n program a t *1:00
. honoring the Cecilian Mus.obert J. Holly J r., will entiio member* o f the ;i>upll*
■^ygo Club n t h er homo in
ts* Women’s Circle of , tho
, Presbyterian Church with
j'hove Turner C hairm an, will
1, 18:00 o’clock n t tho'hom o of
Jran Maxwell, 327 W est
j Street, w ith Miss Maxwell,
Dorothy Stokes nml Miss
Hammond ns hostesses.
WEDNESDAY
pinole Chapter No. 2 O. E. S.
| bold regular m eeting at 7:00
Kk at the Masonic Temple,
rill be initiation,
ttsion recital, “ Riley with
■Pictures,” by the entire ex.
I department of the Sanford
pU at the Seminole High
#1 st 8:00 o’clock,
{lie Turner Circle of the First
ist Church will m eet n t the
j of Mrs. J. D. Hussey n t 3:30
*k with Mrs. Hosesy, Mrs. It.
Ijfethvin nitd Mrs. L. B. B ragg
jbates'es.
iftlfsre D epartm ent of the Woi’i Club will
m eet nt 3:00
zk
FRIDAY
f. T. U. will hold regular
ting at the home of Mrs. Jam es
Miami, 300 French Avenue, at
IP. M. Full attendance roquestisy Bee Sewing Club will meet
l Mr*. (». S. L ittrail,
SATURDAY
|Kano Pupils of Miss M argaret
Hi* will present recital a t 3:30
lock at her studio on W est F irst
«t.
|rhildrens Story Hour nt 10:00
itk nt the Library.
r. Charles D. Vincent lias rr
cJ Home from I.n’iren«. S. I'.,
|i(n> lie aeii.mpiitried Mr?. VinUt. nlio v. .11 tqiend .st veiul w, el.;.
biting relatives.
THE FIRST
NAT’L BANK
‘•iltf ItJ| Ttla «f -**«Tk Irr**
The Man
who keeps
his foot
the
on
brake of
exhis
pense aceount* has
definitely
discovered
the high
way lead
ing to the
city
of
success
Tho M aria Gibson Circle of fhe
Womhn’s •Missionary Society of
tho F irst Methodist Church held
its regular m onthly m eeting at
the home of Mrs. J . R. Forest, 113
E ast F ifth St., w ith Mrs. I!. G.
Hickson ns assistan t hostess. The
devotional exercises were ih charge
of Mrs. ljoln fagotto. The minutes
nf last m eeting were read and ap
proved, Two new members were
added to tho Circle, Mrs. W. N.
Lnno nml Mrs. C. II. Knapp. Thir
teen visits to the sick, two viiits
in tho interest of the Church und
fwenty-bne bouquets sent were re
ported by the members. The riext.
hiceting will he held on the second
Mondny in June with Mrs. w i I*.
Fields as hostess. The T reasurer
collected the dues* for the month.
Sunshine money collected am ount
ed to sixty-two cents.
A t the conclusion of the business
session the hostesses, Mrs. Forest
und Mrs. Hickson served delight
ful refreshm ents of brick Ice cream
nml cake. The Circle was honored
n t this m eeting with a visit from
Mrs. ('. II. Smith, the President of
the Woman's Missionary Society,
who spoke in behalf of the work of
tho Circle nml its connection with
the state organization. She also
spoke along political lines nml
urged nil wnnyn to q'unlify to vote
und to study the m atter earnestly
so that their Votes would lie intel
ligent ,and foe the. host interests
.
, .of
their town, county, state ami national government.
The num bers -atten d in g this
splendid meetin )9 were Mesdames
J. E. Courier, W. E. Rainon, ixda
I.pgettc, W. \ . Lnne, John Humbley, G. E. Camp, il. F. Crenshaw,
<\ D. Kmipp, .1. D. Darker,' W. i ‘.
Fields, R..G. Hickson, J. R. Forest
and W. ii. Iloldcn.
Mrs.. T. Laird and Mrs. CX S. Jernigam
Grover C. Cochran, A .rising vote - Adorning thc.roohis ^’hcre, the
.(ft, thanks was given.;?irs,, F re d ! members ' assembled. w ««'.'basipls
>Pnii^yirrt‘tlri,iy prr«|dVn^ Tr
— U f petunias, larkspur* j»pd pother
Jitftt R e s id e n t* T « L 37r
Members prpsciit a t ’ thin m e e t-; I°v‘>I.v Sj ring cut flowers nnd
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j inK wc,'u Mrs. OaUthtm H utchin ferns.
Tho m eeting Was preshled over
son. .Mrs. Georgo Me Rory, Mrs.
Grover C. Cochran, Mm. John W. by the circle chairm an, Mrs. W, C.
j Meisch ,lr., Mrs. Braxton L. P erk Hill, and routine business carried
ins, Miss Mildred Huston, Mrs.
r. and Mrs. Jam es.H u ff left | Chris Mntthews, Mrs, M. Minnrik, out. .Mr^ C. II. Sm ith, president
Tuesday morning for Jacksonville
rs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs: W ilfred of the missionary society was pre
where they wil spend a few days. Lewis and .Mrs. Fred D aigcY 'Jh
sent and made a very interesting
talk.
A social period followed the
Mrs. A. Reiser, Mrs. Jennie
ClIl'RCH (T R IT E MEETS
Morrison nml Mrs. Vaughan Max- i
business session a t which time the
L n uhreth Circle of hostesses served sherbet and home
well, who have been the guests of J The
he Mary latmbn
Mj^. Archie licit?, left on the boat ,,
J"'rst Metliodist Chtyoh met made cake.
Sunday for their homes at Augus Monday afternoon a t the homo n(
Mrs. Tom Bolt on Paintcttn Avenue
ta, Ga
An invasion of gypsies into Cnn___
t
>|s regular business and socvil ties, France, recently caused a
•Robert J. Holly Sr., returned
11,0 h1*to*s<j* ' for the protest to authorities th a t the un
home Sunday from Washington. ■! trooon were Mr.,. Dolt, Mrs. \ \ . | welcome visitors were “too dirty."
D. C.,11where ' he spent tho past
week <t>n Imainess.
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Parent*
Intifrrated
In
entering
their children In South Side Kind*
e n tarteu for next ttrih ' call
room B - a t .school, ^Yedaraday.
Thursday and' Friday afternoon
between hours of 1 and .2 o’clock.
Miss Tessie McRae.
Personals
t M r. nml Mrs. A. B. . Peterson
mutore?) to Ol luniUi, Monday p'here
they spent the afternoon.
,
Mr.* nnd Mrs. Glenn E. Mo Kay
returned home Monday evening
from Jacksonville where they spent
a short tim e on business.
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John Gove is in Jacksonville for
a few days attending, to bus inn n
Lesley Mnughton left Mondny
for Jacksonville where he w ent uit
business.
St. Agnes Guild Has
Its Annual Election
Tlio annual inecling nnd eh ctimi’
of officers of tile St. Agnes (iiiiM"
of-,II„b Cro--! Episcopal Church
iwas held Monday afternoon at tho
j.,
i’nrish House. Routine husincm
was carrici! mil, when reports wore
m i(, , t||(> Hlan(li„ , (lffil.ers Iin„
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committee
iliairm en. Mrs. Perkins
reported that the lunches provided
or a hoy, had been pnid, nnd nb’u
announced that corporate commoti
on (or Hie women of the church
would be held next .Sunday m orn
ing. Mrs. Whittier, vice president
of the Service lx'ague, was pres
ent and displayed the United
Thank Offering posters, nnd also
asked Hint all members place mon
eys from the blue boxes in scaled
Tile Pipe Organ ( ’lull nf the F ird envelopes and put them on offer
Baptist Chureli held its business ing plates, Sunday morning.
nnd social meeting, Monday a fte r
Mrs. Grover G. Cochran, educa
noon at the ehurch parlor?, with tional secretary, announced that
Mrs. M erriwenlher G. Lewis and the slydy of tile hook, “The Rea
Mrs. Clifford Walker as hostesses. son Wliy” would he made during
F aster lillios anil gladiolus com. Advent, instead of tld< summer as
hiitcd with ferns were u-ed with previously planned.
A fter all business had been
artistic r lu el alio.it tin* room t
transacted election of officers took
j where the memlie ' nsseniidi d.
Mrs. i rati i- 11. Hoi/., i lull pre?" fGin e, resulting a- follow;; presi
ut. ]' •
' I i,pe|. the Imsi'ji s dent, Mrs. Braxton l<alVrkins;
I •i ion w le
• lut dueys was vice piVshient, Mrs. Georgy Me
I u l ii jo .i \ i i' 0I
d e
,1.1*.Unix;
\| .t ■secretary, Mrs. Heyward
r hell. I' ll i II w... . , -| • . . I to W alker; trea liter, Mrs. W ait W.
with in > 11 - i i net l" ■ - " Mol1i r . W arner; 1 . I\ cfT. Custodian, Mrs.
Duy.'' Mis. J. .dao «■ Alien read Mortimer Glover; Box chairm an,
an ai'.i.ie oil "ii. me ami Mi.tlier. ' Mrs. S. M, Lloyd: Social service
At the eoiteln. ion of l.n otu >s. n secretary, Mr-. John W. Meisch,
soeeil Hour was eojojed w leu the ! Walk. r. M i v. 1' A . A u ile r .' ” i .1 r .
home: si s rervei! a salad i ' uii e Mi . K ent Rn tii'i. Mis, U. I!
w it Ii p in. ii.
• iiluni, M, s. A. (' I.ciuluii and Mlf .
Member.- hi nt I, tidnnre were Mrs. J W. A. Zaehurw
J. Man nee Allen, Ml-, t'ld fo rd Baker, Mrs. I!. II Berg. Mrs. LevIcy Di van. Mi it F. 1‘ ioper. Mr* 1
I iam is F. Bob', Mr . < II. t'n.d;,
Mr , J. H. Golelough. Mrs. I. F
F -tridge, Me-. Babert L. Glenn.
Mrs. W. 1*. t hirdirler, Mrs. ,M> rri 1
wenthei G. Lev,i t.^Ivs. .1 I.. Miller,
Mrs. B. G. Mi tlivin. Mrs, Robert |
Cures Cliiils yml Fever, In
M asska, Mrs. A. A. Mencelr. Mrs. | (erm iltenl,
Kemiltenl 'and
J. ( ’. Milt liell, M. 1. Sidney J. Nix, | Itiliuus Fever due tu .Muluri
Mrs. A. M. Dhidips, Mrs. It. W.
f t k i H n ilii* ( • m u *
Lawton, Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon,
■Mr.’.— It. L*. 'I’oi.o .' .^ii — t-iif I'ortl I
Organ Club Holds
Session On Monday
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H auling, C ratin g S h ip p in g ,,,
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To the Ladies o f Sanford
and
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Seminole County
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It is brought to our attention from time *.o time that a largo part of the consuming public
is skeptical of "factory made” ice cream. We have found many especially so of StrawbertjTYhJd
other fruit creams, they being under the impression that these creams are made as cheaply as
pffi'iblc ami that extracts or some other sort of substitutes arc usyd jn the place of, t£e frnjUT ^ (,h a s been brought to our minds especially strong during 0u> p*ot uvohth ox so when sons# of
our customers or other visitors in our plant expressed grt'&t.aurprine or ddig h t-w h en • they. Jt*r Uced that we were using REAL STIt AW BE n R1K in oUr .MmiwKerry.( Grea^M rtd.trt6p^fc,C*Jrtui
those who noticed some of our help preparing, the fresh berrjhS. .
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In justice to ourselves and for the inform ation of ou*. cuatom era W6 wish to m ak*''tbf..fpj.low ing rem arks in regard to our fru it cream s:
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j . Our STRAWBERRY Ice Cream is made from our reg u lar Ice Cream "mix!’ w ith the ad
dition nt the freezer of sufficient STRAWBERRY F R U lT .ii g iv a.it th e proper flavor, Rut-pet
tfiimgh to im pair the body or holding (lunllty of the frnzep product. In addition to th e fru it, a
small q u antity of hnrndess purefood straw berry color Is added, to glvo the ripishcd p ro d u ct the
desired uniform pink color usually associated and demanded in S traw berry Creana TlM*c H u t
freeze cream nt home know th at the berries alone will giv* the cream only A very pqle pftijt col
or. Therefore n small amount of. color is added not for the purpose of deception, h u t for uni
formity nml To fill the’ trade demand.
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Please note th at no straw berry e x tra ct or snccRed "syrup" of any kind w hatever ls^jjflM.ln
-jvg
our cream. If the berries do not gfve it sufficient flnvor it goes tVithout.
During the local straw berry season we buy sufficient berries to tnke care of «Hr needs SJ l.
long as they are obtainable at reasonable prices. So fa r this season we have used close to 1000
baskets of local berries, and have In our cold storage room nt present 40 gallons..*f th e fresh
crushed fruit prepared in our own plant for our immediate needs.
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W hin straw berries are not in season or the price prohibitive fo r m anufacturing purposes w*
have, and have had for the past several years, connections whereby we get the Tenheasee or
Maryland berries which ure bought in season, held in cold nterugc for us. and are -fWxed w ith
sugar nnd shipped out in barrels or larg e cans as ordered. This assures us of a supply of b er
ries u t good quality for use the y ear round, nnd in no case do we use the o rdinary canned or
preserved berry.
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2. Our PIN EA PPLE ICE CREAM is made from the usual “Mix*' with the adilWdn WAV
freezer of sufficient crushed Hiwnian Pineapple.
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II. Our DANANA, ol* BANANA NUT Ico Cream is mtulc tho name an above U'lth the aodi«
tion at the freezer of sufficient ROUND RIPE BANANAS, or Uanana* and Chopped N uts, tisunlly English Wnlnuts, Grape Nuts, or Chopped Almonds, ns the caso demands. ' j ,
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•I. For our CHOCOLATE Ice Cream we usca speclnl higrado Cocoa put ut> by Van lloutens.
f>. In one specinl cream s Hint we offer from time to tim e we use specially prepared fruits,
cherries, nuts, or m ixtures th at are prepared specially for use in let1 cream by hodsfs of na
tional reputation th at specialize in this particular line of business. These items, as in Oil of our
other supplies, are bought by us on a quality basis only.
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Our customers and friendo are Invited at
all times to visit our plant and ask to h*
th ru / While in our plant wo will ho glad to have you inspect (p r taste our store of fru its , wra»*
milk, sw ret cream, and nil other Ingredients thnt go Into tho finished product. Come now an a seo
more crushed berries than you have ever seen in your life. Sample them, and also snmplo o u r Dar
rell of Tennessee berries tliut we are holding in reserve to use whon all local b em o a are gque.
For those tliut have never seen snow we
have n real tre a t to see the snow in 0Pr c0,a
storage room where wo curry our stock of ice cream n t a tem perature of from 0 to 10 WWW
New Portable Victrolas
for
Graduation Gifts
\ ictrolu 2-.T1 represents the maximum of
performance and equipment at tho mini
mum price. Cabinet of drawn steel; cov
ered with black fabric, padded top and
bottom. Dimensions: 7 inches" high, - 16
1-2 inches wide, 14 ] -2 inches deep. Weight
20 pounds.
Orlhophonie Type Sound Box. Flip and well for tungstonc
Durable all-steel construction, and steel net die*,
d a y s all record*, ten and twelve Combination record container
Inch.
and lij release.
Bin-lit- slut, angle wind__easy (Capacity 10 ton inch records.)
winding.
Tan shrivel interior finish.
Combination non-spilling used
tnl pnr' 9 finished in gold
needle cup and sound box rest. p . " l *0/*1 lnC,|UL‘r ’ b,uck tI,a ,,u l
and black nickel.
$35.00
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Our ice cream is a healthful and concentrated food. We are anxious for you to see why, and
why with its qdded milk fut und milk solids not fat it has g re a te r food valuo than hoi#« .Blade
ice crcum.
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SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO.
n
417 W EST 4T1I. ST.
Bathing
Accessories
Bradley and
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Novelty and Plain Caps,
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color combinations. All sizes.
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Wherever you intend to spend your vacation—
whatever you intend to do— you will find Ju’re (he
correct shoes— smart in style.and moderate In price.
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Smart women are clioosing these sm art suits. One and two
piece models in plain and novelty colors are to be found in our
Ladies Ready-to-Wear Department. Sizes range from 32 to 52.
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,1), SANFORD, FLORIDA,
In F fb n in ry 1925? his answ er
w a a ' "no?r y Jt the actual figures
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ft’* ry'cj ^ f
' 15)249
crasied thfs hridffc,
AY MAY IIS, 192R
S E E K S S O H IT O L P O S I T I O N
d u ally tell u* without fe ar of con
tradiction, th a t the possibilities dn
tWirtHnr:*rrrtmHmtt«t-in Florida,
nftfl catmbt b b ' -o<tufl»«d
ftThM
rb w in « tli* (iUpitfci! fiiwU.s. i^WitT*
pehplf d fp ifttd jth is ‘ 'JjritlCt* *from
o ther stores. The tru th is, th'd the" almost (jnjfmftod openings in
housing facilities of ‘Florida have ' other fields, \vo, q f FoiiiU,,sh6uLi
so increased since the busy season ever look forward without com
of 192.r> th a t w ith more people in plaint, .hut with « hope hacked by Strategic Slluatlon *Of*. Great
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The real strength of Floridai provide a rate that will enable the Florida than there were in 1925, constructive efforts and thoughts,
Industrial Center At June*
tion Of Far FlunRlllverSyswas indicated by Orol J. Myers., producers to m arket his products wo have been unable to appreciate and the assurance that within ten
tem Lends Itself To Flying
without doubt,
Florida
I prominent Palin lieuch attorney, in competition with every' other the increase. T he hotel rooms for yenrs Florida,
who spoke before the Kiwania m arket of the woVjd, N o , organi instance,- have-; increased approx* Ftqrldn. will be the g reatest pro.
PITTSBURG May 15.— (IN S)
Imatoly 200,000 room s..
during state in the union. Today,
. Club here Wednesday noon. P art zations in tho world ore so thor
Florida
pays
approxim
ately
$130,.
Tii our wnil we say we m ust
of-his address .which surveys the oughly organized ns the railroads, go back to 11*24 nmi s ta rt in f 000,000 fo r imported products and
telephones
and
power
nnd
lighting
situation in Florida today follow's:
attain. T h i s
is
impossible. wo produce und ship from this
Tho i year of 1927 will ever bo companies. (They make surveys The bank clearings in 11*20 were state but $102,000,000, In other
looked upon os the.w orst year !n nnd look into the future In a way 102.4 per cent itrcntcr than in words, the im portations offset our'
at individuals cannot. The ex
the history of Florida. We, of Flo th
penditures of .these vast sums of 1921. The bunk, clearings in 11*2" exportations ’ until we have but
rida, have been living* in a morgue money by these g re at organiza in Jacksonville, os compared with $32 ,000,000 mi the credit sido of
for the lost eighteen months, tions nto evidence enough t* tho 11*21, increased .'12 per cent, in Mi
grieving because we have felt that thinking nibn that the future of ami more thnn SO per cent, in
o u r fortunes were lost and our the S tate of Florida is assured. Tam pa more than 34 per cent. The
friends had forsaken us and tluit Unless there were grent possibili lowest amount of clrciricity used
our'opportunity wns gone forever. ties these v ast sums would not in 11*27, or in August of 1927, was
This condition has kept ten nmi have been expended, and w » 43,710_ kilownt hours, which was
even hundreds of millions tifriol- ' ihoulrt remember a t this time th at ■more than 2.000 kilowut houis
l a n from Floridn because all we tho hundreds of millions spent in (treater than Jan u ary , or the peak :
have been able to talk about and Florida during the so-called boom of 1920, which was only 41,432.
burgh is nominated ns u logical
all wq have tnlked about, is our will require the expenditure nf
The future possibilities of Florplace to prepare a plane for the
troubles. Our mental attitude has millions more ,t<> (irotect tho in p ic almost unlimited,, We are
trickciy nf mountain and valley,
been such that we have been, una vestm ents already made by tho told th at California last year pro
fogs and nirpnekets.
ble to make ourselves undrstand capital from the North, which1 duced and shipped east to m arket,
, The lllua lUtlge Mountain ex
the vast benefit th at hus come to they will (irotect. Tho fact th at $105,000,000 in poultry niul more
tend- its chain of peaks along
Florida from tho boom.
ima h of the southern portion of
nthney hns not been altogether thnn $30,000,000 in eggs. A survey
In the Inst three years there hns withdrawn from Florida is evi of Florida by the finest experts in
the tale east' of P ittsburgh while
been spent in permanent im prnv. denced, by tho fact llint in the the poultry industry tell tm th at 1
to the south and west of I’iltsm ents in tho Slate of Florida, $ ),. building program in Florida in Farida has the finest clim ate and
burgh the Allegheny Mountains,
260,000,000, as follows:
1927 more money was expended posihiiitics for the poultry indue- :
par*, of the Appalchians, form no
Railroads
5150,000,090 than in any of the following \Ty in the United S tates, yet up to j
small hazard for airplane pilots.
Telephone & Telegraph 20.000,000 states:
:
W eather Observers
Alabama, Arizona, A rkan this time we have not produced
Office Buildings
200,000,000 sas, Colorado, Delaware, District sufficient to supply our own needs, i
*li i s ' necessary to trav erse the
"Alleghenies to get into West Vir
Romes & A partm ents 300,000,000 <of Columbia, Idaho, lAwn, .Vir lacking i(t
. /vir ) «•(*)«£ r /ji-J/Jj
ginia and Ohio from fie re, anil in
Hotels
125.000,000 ginia, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana
smile spots special observer,-! are
Power nnd Light
• 100,000,000 ana, Mississippi, Montana, N eva dustry the possibilities of Florida
da, Nebraska, Now
Ham pshire, have scarcely been scratched. With
stationed to render report's on
Ports & Harbors
42,000,000 <
Carolina, our splendid system of highways,
weal tier <conditions. In tin- nimm
City Development
200.000,000 New Mexico, Norm
Mi s. .Maylielle Maxwell, for many years a teacher in the* Sanford
I tains along tin- southern section of,
Highway Construction 100,000,000 North Dakota, M aryland, Mimic- railroads and harbor-:, Florida
m
hinds*,
is nm.1 ji candidate fut the Democratic nomination for county
Oklahoma. O regon," Rhode should muki'tat impiyr ible in 1935
I In* -dale, several pilots have been
These improvi'ini'iits are perman- sota,
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upcrlntehdilit
of public instruction. Site is waging an active cam
lost afte r being forced down in
ent and cannot be taken away from
for Calif, to market stay cittu s
paign
against
T
. W. I.avvton, the incumbent, throughout the county.
the
forests,
pin
Ocularly
near
Hellus, and hundreds of millions more
fruits, poultry, poultry products,
lo iiti.
are now being spent for develop
or w inter grown vegetubles cu t
Things have happened in I'iit -i
ment of the sumo d iam eter.
of tlm Mississippi river. The rtitii n Folk County fob four days, Sen
burgh recently to bring aviation j
The benefit in tho future develop
sumers of the products of Florida
ato r Taylor cut his speech short
moie quickly to tlm fore.
ment of Floridn from these, im- '
are four day* I'lnnur than Culiforhere Iasi night. He said lie only
Outstanding,
probably,
is
the
provements cannot lie comprehend
liin, and tin* bursting of iho so.
, came In cause tils son had made
aivant
of
iiinational
eliunmiiioa
ed. The human mind cannot con- )
culled booin'* lifts brought mi back
t lit* engagement for him.
ballooll races to lie staged bet*1
celvo how much they really mean j
to earl It and tbe d> velojuiimi ol
lb* was introduced by Mayor K.
Memorial Day. It is expected lu
to the immediate future develop- t
mir real money producing inilui(I'otitmued from page l *
F.
Hoiisholder, who praised the
a
ttra
c
t
more
attention
in
things
|
Kent of the State. Railroads, tele
tries bus again started in on a
a clean, upright mutt
ureonautiriil in Pittsburgh than 'I Oil leal esllite llllil pet u n til |il'o|)- senator
phones, electricity, port and liur- *
vigorous and substantial Im is, and
well-suited
for
the office
any
other
evvent
since
the
visit
of
i*i I y to eolleet the mmo revenue.
bor development and. good high- '
really the g reatest a-set a fte r <dl,
t ‘o|. Charles A. Lindbbergh.
tlm*
third
of
tin*
gasoline
tax.
Ways have been the g reat need for |
coining out of the I) mill, is the put
There's been much clamoring lie said, vvitv paid by non-residents
the development of the farm ing
ting of our people buck to work.
foi a liugli city airport, located who pul their ihildren in Florida
and other industries of Florida. ,,
Again in tbe dairy industry,
centrally and ideal in every wav. • school, during tin- vv inter m onth..
Tho good toads have enabled the j
Florida consumes about 535,000,0(10
It Inis been pointed nul that the) Senator Taylor .aid Is* had am
citrus nnd truck growers to m arket |
of dairy products. Of this enor
airplane fields here arc iunth*- ended lit*- .ohi-'d .tirvcv lull on tie*
their products in n way th at has
mous amomil, le>s than $10,000,000
iiutite both us In size and location.. flout of i fie senate in the In - 1 -■
heretofore been impossible, and (
are produced ill Ipiltle and approx
..ton of Mo- legi • bit oi l- to iliei en.-*
tho hurbors will bring th at rompo- |
im ately $24,000,000 imparled, and
IIP* o |'| l opt I:,'o n l.-t i , i . pu.po-itltion with the railroads which will J
the finest experts in the dairy inI m i i S | 5.1)1III I,. S ii.ililil, pniVldli g
till* Mllll Ill'll..ill' |i> l-l'-l'lll.
■ i I V 1*01 t I VVill ; III
i III I tie
VV 1111*0 i 1 I Ip* T-1’ u I I 1-0 ' Itl1 i
PotCter O f Fltirida In Talk
Daughter Of Baker
Forsakes Worldly
Things For Convent
I n it \< ;n . Mu' 1:* <I Vs'*
Mi-, .lane III em iiei. 19. dauglitei
,,)
It Itremni*., millioiinii'
to,,cult m antiluetu ii i . Im
"ite-l
la th e r from Kuu>pc that .Isi. ii-tm ning home m in let a >"tiv,-nt, ii became known todav
The girl, it was said, ha*l ev
pressed a desi.e to on bran* lellg
uni. life following lift graduation
11h ip Fieilmonl College, m*ni i’bit
Hfc sunimrr x|.»rt wwwmi L lirrs
•iguia. All rod) ihr
gi»*l-,
dczliTJ ait going amuisl v*u)i
■nulrs wreathing their tu t * g. A!rt.nl,
the oultbsii lover i\ couniiog m rr tin
cash ami Apemling In* evraaig. tijparn;:
an Ids tununer vacatk.a \\ hai >luli
It be—osiionog, camping, sailing ? t n.
if l)»e»e ideax g u u tiv 4lir.au ui>, how
about renting a sunutitr bungalow wall
entifiag tennis court*, golf re a rm ,
•nd swimming pools nearby? <n
If you prefer to stay home, there ,ur
always picnics which can be organized
# t a inontcut's notice.
However different these methods of
fun-makitit arc, tlrcy all have on<questnm in common. What shall we
eat? Ami il is rv* little qitcMion, for
even the man who cals to live may
Had that the fresh air and sunlight os
the outdoors u u k u him warn to live
► cat
T
A fte r a strenuous day in the oprr,
w bi tjm fa—TorJBy i n u.rikd; and Pi
iwonaui who prr|iarct a usr.il tiw ’
irty just returning fnsn a long mor drive, or an aflcrnoon of n»ri.
ralizes that dinner, the climax of the
iy, mint be nude as good fun as tin*
at of it. Of all tbe fruits which can
i Used in party menu*, pineapple is
(doubtedly the most versatile one.
>r a breakfast to follow a mountain
kg to see the sunrise, what could be
Iter than pineapple waflles or frimf
'pm and tunrapple? For the luncht preceding a tennis match there are
perous pineapple entries, salads and
tefts. After the nutch a cooling
fc with the syrup of canned pinep as an irurrcdietit, and pcrhips
(fylf sandwiches nr cakes, t r ; da-
Iii n«s. In bith tin* formal diatsrr and with the wafflei. This divli is suitable
itii{sr\saii|,iu - i q ' t . i |'iiH .< i*]ile m , eitlici at lireakfast ot at a Ute suppe.'.
utwc more jljy iu> putt.
Athriier breakfast devlt de luxe 1*
A ligbl tea udiirit will In- refreshing 1 rriH-ii toast wiih pineapple- Sill to
■uid cooling jiii -i .mi .u a riioon m tit ■ rt liter one cup Hour, uue-isalf teas(iouu
h *t Minitmr xuu could icipixt of
*-dt, one teaspoon baking (xrwder. Add
viety piiiufi. pinuptJo sandwiches, and one nip milk and two well beaten
rtiei*»e xtt.iwx. Io iiukc the pun i eggs; bent will. I tip rntuxl slier* of
no* tlirei-foortiis euii tagar and • is.- white hre-td into Litter and fry ill Inst
nip wain, and ts*i| for live niinulv- tat. Lay on plate, dust with sugar !
( frill .imt add one cup svrujj tbatur-l am) top with a slier of Hawaiian pino
ir-'iii rruvlii-il pitu ipplr, rIre- pine fri-tn apple, in the center of the piitcap|de
two of align, and one cup of irk- water !>ut uac-lulf tuui|>ooa red jelly.
Vik) one mange Diced very thin witli
out -rnistviiig rind, one-lull cap
W hen D ays A re W arm
trtuJvx! piiicap(itc, and one talilestsaia
nauiirl .M.iruM‘h)iiO cbcrrie*- J*out
Whh rpring comes the |Hwsihiiity of
over a si|u.ire of ice in a piidier. Th- nuking hotly salads with lire Iresh
wMsiwieh tilling is am ddteious that it I not* tli at arc on trie market. 'A tie
iv wise to 11tike an extra Inge 1)11:111- liciuus salad is made as tullows: ar
tily of saixlwithe*, illanth one-third range six slices of tatuad Hawaiian
cup of .i IiiioikL, shred 1lieiu and brown pineapple on the leaves from a head of
genlly in two tablespoon* butter. Drain irttucc. Cut two medium-sized ba
two cups crushed Hawaiian pinrjpiilc nanas into slices, cover with one-third
and arid to nuts, browning very ftlgbf- rtip lemon juice. I-et stand five minly. Ci"it. Arid twelve pirkirs ciiopjted itlrs ami drain. Arrange a circle of
nac. Work in onr-fmirih cup cream b-uun* slices close to the edge of c-tcls
■piowtfphh—Pde su n t stennut d
Lirmed,"
... center
____ of
_ cadi
____ptnet-trawberrics_ m
syrup. Season witli salt and iiajirika. apiile 'Dice, and Rzrnish with unstrnmrcd strawberries; it will take
about two cups in all. Serve with
F or the Beginning o r End
pirn-apple cream drrssirtg made as fol
Either-to Itegiu or to end the tlay lows : milt ure tablespoon butter in
pineapjifc waflles are delicious. Mix tup of double Jroiicr, add one table
and sift one and Utrcc-fourths cu)iv spoon of flour, one-eighth teaspoon of
flour,, four teav|Kjons baking powth r salt. Stir well and add one cup pine
ami one-half teaspoon M|t. XtkJ grad- apple. syrup and twxi tablespoon* lenna
uilty one cup milk, two,beaten egg juice. When smooth, remove, chill
Vuiki, ami three tablespoons nseited aixl fold in one-lull cup beaten cream.
butter. Add one-half cup thoroughly
A rxsvri sjierliet for warm days is
drained cruslted Hawaiian jitneapplr. pineapple ginger sherbet. Cut oot
ounce randjrd ginger in small piece*
add three cups water, one cup sugar
and one-third cup lemon juice. Boa
and one-half cup* sugar and one cup fifteen minutes. Cool. Add one cm
water, yptl this ^ § lyrap, aad serve -Si
pitwopric ood tre«fc
Hu
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UX_IHL J. OHOWEL^
200 \ \ est Core Are.
Orlando, Florida
Hemorrhoids,
Gas and Indigestion
Wnmntt 37 year* ,.f
,
lag from liirnoriliouK Ki,„'
<llB**stInn. mine fur tirnlnirn
tvns Vnry weak unit lu rvou
(rniililcil with Insmiuji.i, $h
i riff (I so many different Ooctnr
she -find almost given up h.
Helling better. Sln> w ii izkin
nr three culm nf coffer * ,j
keep lierM lf up.
After n tlmrntixli i'*nmln»t|
«ns discovered that her tr
like so per rent of ..ili.-t, -
h ail net u p
r e s u l t e d In
r h o l i i s , JtiNt
ers. so o n e r
a n H eld e n m llu o n .
c o n s t ! pit till (1 ;,|Ilt
a s It i |o ,- s I,, m „,,
n r later.
Seven week* iiflt-r Ix-kIiiiiUic
trealnieiu we gnve l o r « thon
i xatiilii.ilImi and f.nimi mat
liemorrlioiils that-liuil innjMrj
ho Innlly 11a 11 gone, she
til o r e gas, low a m u I H e
j,,
minis llint slot was ftii'liin- p
to get enough float In x.ithn
wax having good nortmd (J
movemeiit*. slci-plm; will and i,
*il 11 ‘ he lie I lie lii-st of hi-ultti '
urully. she Ik very mat.-fui'
Ivlnvt -has licep dime aiul i, v||
in l e t ! anybody nbont her coraJt
l>r. Jos. ('at win IlawelI
years
practice la llrliig
SpecInllzhiK In noii-surglcal <
flee tix-ultnent of disc AH*
stomach, bowels sin.l rrctu
2""_ W. Hole Ave. Telephu
* *:'a. Von will be xur|>tj»
liovv pnlekly ymi will p,-i y,
a It hoot loss of time from tau
in-ss. vVrlie or phone for fi
literal are nnd consul tut km.
E lion J. Moughton
Architect ■.
First N al’l Bank Illd(j
Sanford* Fla.
h io ihunk our many friends for
tint milage accorded Couch’s
iiMiimmce that we have disposed
^honojrraph and Record
fi *• .Melton KIcctric ('o„ )i21
FRUIT FOR FUN
;o ti I p lila __ U n i *
Y
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M ' 1
O U CH ’S
p a r -uut-i-----
her to wait until she bad .ecu
something of the world
Mrsllremnet took Jane und tier font
i.ter*- I" Kit rope last Fall.
Xf it tn*I t hi- gaieties id tin*
vvutId in*i the tomiintic tnissiuji *>l
her sister. Marion, w ho is collectSTARK If
Itradl'ord County
mg her trousseau in tin* fashion used total of ITti tons of fertil zei
utile shops of London and Paris, during Mulch.
imild, cause -Jala* I" forget (let i*i ■
igtoal' inteu'.iop According t*> tile
message tn her tutiier, the git!
Ims set taw beat l on joining the
- islet s of itve Holy VIn 1*1 Jesli. al
Sharon, Pvtinu. The outer has sev
era I schools, uulodiog Ito-emoat
im ifiK R S l l t l i a F \ R.M
Phone 3711
Sweet Milk
Sweet Crci
1tnl 1a*r Milk
Milk For Babies
Car Is Better
Than A Cheap
New One
IV 5 .N .B O G A R V
Announcement
We have taken the exclusive "agency for
Columbia phonographs and records in
this territory previously iiandled by
Couch’s. .
P ’l a i f K
Two Black Crows, P arts 7 & 8
Just Arrived.
Let Us Demonstrate the Qualities
Of These GOOD Used Cars To Ynn
Melton Electric Company
321 Sanford Ave„
l'hunv U30— W
Corner Park Ave. And Second Street
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Prince OfWafesls*
Comparatively New
To Sport Of Saddle
T!h
LONDON. May 10.— (IN S )—
With the world beginning to a p
(I'ollUrnl Announcements)
a
ad r a tes
plaud the Prince of Wales for his
Political Announcement
pluck and daring In the saddle it is
r u n
c i .k h k
o p
n t t c u r r c o m r
[j»rnu: Cash in Adynnqa
Fttn s m : m \ T K \ n r : \ T o f
1 w is h lo a n n o u n c e th a t 1 a m a
difficult to realise th at less than
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p i in ,ft- ix A T iii i n f i x
c a n d id a te f o r r e -e le c tio n to t h s o fI a m u C a n d id a t e fo r re -e le c tio n
J eight years ugo he almost disliked
ads, will bo received
t w o o f F t e r k o f th n C ir c u it C o u rt,
lo th e o ffic e o f s u p e r in t e n d e n t o f
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riatrons and collector aent
I'tih llr
liix trilc llo tt
fo r
h e n ilu o le
4
je c t lo t h e d e c is io n o f t h a D e m o HAVE TWO MORE OPENINGS
• one aged black mare,
1 jj,ttly for paym ent.
c r n t l c V o t e r a o f H e m l n o l o C o u n t y . CP or iu mn at yr ,y . s uY bo j ue rc t s u t po p o t rh t e w D i el l m o h c e r a n t pi cF or some am bitious young men
j With a thoroughness chnractcris
In th e D e m o c r a t ic
P r i m a r y
H i r e
10 c n lino
p rc i la tch .
or
young ladies who want to
tio n to b e h e ld o n J u n e M b , A . D .
I tie of him in all hi* doings, he Has
T . \V - L A W T O N .
,. 8c a lino
Sliilisiics Show Thai Present taken up riding and now i was good
learn a good trade and get a good
7c a lino
V . K . D O U O L A S R
F t)It e u t l M f
i C P R I I t M T K X I I H X ' r i
positiorfAvhcn they have become
Hull Movement Really He* us the m ajority of polnt*to*pohri
o f
p p i u . i t :
i x j T H r i - r f n x
H a t rates on request.
P o l l r i . K H H
C l f t C P I V C O U R T
uan In 1U21 And Has Gone riders in the country, as witnessed
competent. Have situations avail
I w is h to n n n o u n r e m y t-a m lld a ry
i he reby n n n o u n r e m y c a n d l d a c y
f o r t h e o f f i c e o f M u p c r l n t e n d e n t «»
Through
Many Vicissitudes by his recent sensational victories,
able every few days. If interested
jtduccd rates aro for
f ‘T
th e
o f M e n
0 f
c ls r k . 0 f th e
P u b lic
liis irn c tlo n
u f
a e in in o l
U r c u i l C o u rt, a u h je a t t o t h e a c tio n C o m ity . a u b je c l to t h e w ill o f t h *
ask for C. A. Haines at Snnford
jlivo insertions.
over seasoned men.
u f th e v o le ia
t h e J u tia P r i m a r y .
v o t e r * I n t h e p r i m a r y J u n e 4. T o u r !
NEW YORK, May 13.—(IN S )— ,* Riding in point-to-point races fi
H erald office.lie will be glad to
IJjlwrtls of averago length
R
R . D E A S .
s u p p o r t «v t l I l i e a p ip p r r r c l n t e d .
explain it to you.
In every year since 1921. the av now his chief interest in life, and
UKt.U K M A X W E L L .
M A Y
*, «uted » l 'ne( O l ' R t
f|isiBum charge of 30c fo r
t
F
oil
CI.IMIK
OF
Tilt*
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price of representative In- in both racing and hunting circle?
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c u i i t T f
r n n u b C D T i x o
W
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I h e n - h v n n n o titire m y c a n d id a c y
here hi iMookcd upon
as one of vthe
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c u it C o u r t s u b je c t
to t h e w ill
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high territory, ami, with more hr _"•**_ * “ ,,u
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t i n - i n t e r , a t t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i on fo f u i nc ei ' l on fe F mo u y r . ! c) a n P d r i o d s a e c c y u t i n f go r A t t to h r e
«,
ivepee classification.
loss reaction, hns ultimately been | riders.
m a r y o n J u n e f , , 1' . i f a .
n ey,
s u b je c t
to
t h e
D e m o c r a t ic
Had G o o d Training
If u trror is made The SanD . I , T I I H A 8I I F . U
able to retain the grmmd gained
P r im a r y .
I
w ill .a p p r e c i a t e
a n y
E arly in the hunting season 1921
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(jdyonc incorrect insertion, 7—Situation Wanted
statistical comparisons mark tin* -22, the Prince underwent a course
I w is h to a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y g i v e t o t h e d u t i e s o f t h e o f f i c e i p y
tdrirtiser ror subsequent
fo r th e i fflc e o f c n u a ta b lr . D l x t r 'c t v e r y
b e e t c e rv ic e s
beginning of the current bull of strenuous an dstrict training un
No, i . S e m l h n l e C o u n t y , n u b j e c t t o
V V . 13. W I D T H
^tioau The office should be EXPERIENCED colored woman;
movement in August *1921, since der Captain George Drummond, a
t h e w i l l o f tJit- v o t e r * I n t h e D c i n o Sfied Immediately in case of
which
tiiue, with many vicissitudes, famous rough-rider. He made his
inside painter; wants job: works
c r n t l c P r i m a r y o f J u n e 5.
F O It f U l X T t
IM U D IR C L 'T IX O
J* A
T A T R .
house-cleaning and washing. Phone
and more thnn one heart-breaking debut nt a meet of the Cottesmore
ATTORNKY
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1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y r n m l h t a c y tussle nit the p art of both the hulls Hounds at Stapleford Park.
R04-W. 609 ,E. Gth St.
l u l l C O X N T A iT F f
• f fo r
re -rle c tlo u
to
th e
o ffic e of
TOADVERTISERS
From that day the Prince's lovea
1 i t .-1 i -| i > u i i n o u i i c c m v c a n i l h l u c F t ’ o u n t y F r t i s e c u l l i i K - A t t o r n e y
. u l o ami the hears, the-m ajor trend of
f *• i t i n - o f f i c e o f c o n s t a b l e , D i s t r i c t Je< I t o t h e w i l l u f t h a v o t e r s In
uf horses and kcenes^ anil enthusi
prices
has
been
upwardThe
heHerald
representative
I. - i i l i b-t-i t o t h e w i l l o f t i n t V o t e r * t h e D e m o c r a t i c i i r i m a r y o n J u n e &
0— Instruction.-:.
“ it J i m , i
giunidg of the movement was pro! asm for fox hunting hns increased
jhly fam iliar .with rates
J O H N (!. I . C G N A R D T .
K INLAW,
ably nothing . more than tin* . natural
*')’
nn,l bounds, ami today
the
*nd classification will
. .
1 IRoyal
•...... 1 stables
t.l.l..
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F u l l T A X
A * * » : s m ) H
nt Craven ILodge,
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j you complete info'rmntion. S L E E P WELL - on n genuine
F o i l r o x S T A M .16
1 y. 1* 1, t o a n n o u n c e m y e a j n l b l a c v rocoi] front the unw arranted depths
Melton Mowbray, in the ce n tre .o f_,i
IfTii-n-by announce my candidacy t o , U i tv o f f t e n n ( T a x A s s e s s o r o f to which prices
Ueautvrcst. -'m attress.
Price
of
im
portant
f if you wish, they will assist
fur ronii.ihb- fur the fourth dl*-‘ S e m i n o l e C o y m y , s d t i j c c t t o t h e
$39.50. co h o rt McGriff Furniture
j b wording your w ant nd
Irl.-t. Mil.J.-ct lo the will of the w i l l , ; o f t h e v o t e r s h i t h o J u n e groups hnil been pushed by tin England's finest fox-hunting illsvolei* In the Democratic primary I ' r h u j i i .
Co.,
23
E..Church
St.,
Orlando.
collapse of business ami comntod - 1 Hict, are occupied b> one of the
■like it more effective.
of June 1. Yuur vote will be lip
.lUi: D. CIMTTKNPUN.
ity prices in 1921. hut it is n fair!
8lU(** 1,1 the country.
prreiated.
The horse*, which are nioct
It C. t llnb) WILCOX.
’assertion to say that its conlinul-iiflouncements
F o il
TAX
\S *i|:S H O I|
FI DUE Bed-davcnport suite for
I Vi*
u n i t m t i u - F l o tin* p**0 |)U* nnee has been closely related to thp beautifully balanced, being of tha
r o n f’O N m n i R
•rf Si--III f ||« i|r*
L'**Urit> l l l l l l * I Will «
same build and tem peram ent, u rj ,
living room only $108. GilbertI
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2G— Miscellaneous For Sale
I k FERRIN’S health foods or McGriff Furniture Co. Orlando.
i n tl:«*
tln 'lx in ii of
Hi** v o t r r n
iti corporate wealth in this country.
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Ju*»Hrw o f t h e
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.•store delivered. Phone 82G-J
From what source comes this more than once it has been pointed
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c*»m»ti**H enormous increase in wealth T Pri- out that, for sire, the Prince rides
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included n his stable are several
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and profits of the business
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tely guaranteed to please. SPECIAL weekly rates at Sun«» rr;ith * l * i i n » o r \ t , i he h r U ) o n J u n o
Lady
mi-i '. mnihh Mo*’k .Mui t*h i iih fnnt amt indiiNtrinl corporations, coupl* famous hunters, including
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Hotel.
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down payment on business that is
\ l i r r r h y ft It t i n U l i c e m y t’a m l l d a r y
established anti paying. If you at? fnr the LcitHliifiir«* (tlrnup l) mih« o \ h r\n i.» :.
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merits. Modern and well furnishc I.
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and electricity.
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others in tho
31 v *• a u ttM i- 1 u. 1 buddings in out- cities, more and Pikemnn ore
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‘Sanford, Flu. r • • .• t .1 i t * .1 u -.i t. . « f t h e F e m e m o t p i i i* i i h : M u r l l o n l * i * c m . i n N u ’i l •M>im • «i t 1i *. f1 * 1..( \ >m\ \ 111Ma v ti111
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C. S /O fficer's Army Tent, lllunk- .,11 t i n - |iro|kl»- ti n t i i t m c U r a l w i t h l || “ t l t l l “ f I f«•• V o t l ’ lN i l l 1III* I l l ’ MHI- • * ,■*•<11 lii- . •I Si n1it1••|
At Craven Linlge the Prince has
f ■ Ih*- 11 *M
I i» S i o n •»11 duellings, hotels and
cooperative
j u s t i c e t o a l l .n o t n t t l c l a d b c r r i i c . i T u t l i * 1*1 t 111U I \ 1“ HI' l l l l ll Oil JlJlUt I ’ h o n l a
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apartm ents, while cultivating u a plainly furnished hunting / U t ,
koeps at Gilbert M cGriff Kurili- FURNISHED :! room apartm ent;
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taste for “summer h"im-s" special the walls of which are adorned
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lefu., L1.'. F. Church St. Orlando.
e»s.
w ater and lights included:
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utility" and seaside private iv- with photograph* of his horses and
I Saddles, h e litiv, Fircless Cook
•I. M i l o 1 . o f
Apply 10G W. 10th St.
his own exploits in the field. AI! - 'r ts .
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Children's
Toys,
Wagons,
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I D A N I T 1*1 ' ; I IJSi *N
thugh ho is probably the mos*.
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Blit
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"inphase
of
the
Carts, High Chairs. .Cots, Carpet
ut ileiald Classified Ads bring
• 1 t 1 •* n f f O r o f 4‘o i j n t ) J i n l ft* * i<f
n O 1\ o f H u
I N I a t ••
nf
I I<* 1 • h> u n i i o u n i r i* 1v “ M i i t l l d u r y
' “ i»ui >u ( ’ h i i m I ) ,
1‘ l o i f d n .
m i h ji'i't
\\ >\* t S I l t s m l » i “ i.iH**il ■apia-ii. The piling up of eorporate photographed human twing in the
isuil rcfulls. The cost is sut'- 3 ROOM furnished apaitm ent. Sweeper. Tents, Folding Camp :‘ o r J i o d c r o f I ' r i u ' i * o f I M n i n c t N o **•
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wealth through efficient opcrntioita' world, he never refuses a comer tSatisfy
your
M y cam
Eiagly small.
IN M l I*, t l l l l I I T l l i l It I I N % N l»
Private entrance. 21 b French Chairs, Vacuum Clt-.iiice, Leather \ u l * i n l i t ti n * ! i r n i m f i l l ti’ I ’ t u n -UN I ’n r f i • • 11 J 11 i i r u i h . ! ? ! 4
inan a “shot ’ when on horseback,
p m 1411 t
t I I I h o f f i t f r 11 In Mo* It tito fn
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J'out’il, U mt* 0*1 h; (^1 Stove, (irintl- l* i In* I t i t n i l J u i i r f i t l i . A P
and Invariably nsks for a copy o t
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stone. Tables, Chairs, lirnss Beil,
• m i n f v a m i vv r s o l i c i t Min M i p p o r
i ‘ H J i ‘ H N S i * V , i h . in | >1.1 l u .i uf
the phologroph to he went him.
been
on
an
unprecedented
am!
nlm i l v *11** 1 o f Mo* p n o p l p
to
tlo i
Spriags. .2 Baby Bens, SVootL and
VA
r o i t j 1 t e r n * : o f h i 'a i t
•' u i i i I o k
IJta m vra M v
I'rm ia rv
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1 " 1 unbelievable scale, not fur
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FURNISHED APARTMENT with hun. Nr."- ‘ lylht-s Wringer, 2
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I f Mu* p i ' O p f r
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I \ i ’ .1 ♦'mi* o 11o ' 1, ,'i-m.ivi-d from the fairy tales of General Motors <'or|>oration about
^Automobiles
H li* d iiiinun ci* n i ' r a n d i d u r v 11 »* t “ t h i s u f f i r t * I w i l l i fl v t* t l o r n
SAN L A N I N t \ M S T \ | | M
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batli amt garage. $3(1 per month- * ri''k s. G gfds- vaen. Iron Wheel f *.1Tin**
Jll-xllCf* €*f
Mir I ’lJU ( , D l s l l l c l
'lo days gone by No Aladdin's five years ago. Under no circum
u i i - f f i i ’ i i t i l , r f f r i ’ tive* mi«l i-v*'•toi inU*
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Mrs A. K I’owvrs, 107 W. Ninth Bat row
N ib 4. NUbJri’l t o l? 1 «* vi III o f Mir
«I i o l m l t i l M 1 nt io n
i . w .m v
a m i n r m i : *;
s w a i n
lamp of nf>-th and l'aiu-y has ever stances would they part with th eir
isure cars und Graham trucks. or Library
D r m Ac* ,11 it* volt* if* J u i 11* Mil. Sun *
V e lo c ip e d e , W i t t e r C o o l S t a n d , G
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investments, though prices today
f o u l . L a Ur
M om or.
Paola.
Lak«*
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uoi w n promised as ninth ns bus actually are up 200 to 800 per cent. Anti
Ini ami 13th. Street. Phone 3.
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S e t s
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<1 boon itcijptred by those rich cor
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s o e b e r * , lin e C a s e
E m p t y
B tu r
S pi m i * * m o l I'**»r«‘!if C i t y , ioii»< MluIo
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porations iii tiie half-decade iin- cipating a still further increase in
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mdiator amt sheet metal works,
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»ling tenaciously to their
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ished. 3 room and garage At N e w S t o p L i g h t ,
I t i•• lu *i1% *1 |> It tl 1up t Vtut ,1(> of the counlry have employes and (they
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l u ll se t liu tlie t
tim in d
R u l p a t h
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anil the probabilities nro
tractive summer rates. Apply bet
■■ into w i l l ' - \ 1•1»-1 «•
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Miln o f .
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iIm*v.“ “ii small stogk-holders received sin <i
•not* **1 Ho D«*t1io> r il r 0 m.11 > lu
l . i b i a i y o f
U n i v e r s a l
L it e r a t u r e .
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in
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J VS «; S H M i l >N
.l.i •1• Mlil 11,1t I’ll UN 1li*' wealth.
Sartfnril Automobile Co.
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F R E N C H ' S
T O U R I S T
C A M P .
iiMii-nuters who buy and sell thous1*411* M i l N h
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generations ugo, when criticism ventures in the course of a year
[■business S e rv ic e
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second bund four melt iron pipe -i* to tlo- ............. no- i -miuui) t.- 10 * 1 1l e t N o J. M U D J f i i t o 4hr» th*1
inve.tm cnt and speculation,) a?
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M K M I N O I . K purchasing. The purchase of u few meretul nirwtiv p i t, t
cm otl Id .it i- f u r r e - e l e c t I o n t o t h e o f .
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and Beilin exory other day. Rob
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in's friends claim that this is th a •*
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WIGHT PRINT SHOP
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room apartm ent. Private bath.
11‘1‘Y M-rvice on any thing in
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stock of the National City Bank of , Germany, was entitled "Am r, t
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listing. A phone call will get Hot w ater and lights furnished. 27— Money To Loan
New York, the Chase Bank, the Longing for G erm an Beer."
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p a y e r .*11 t h e M in e M a k e > n u i v i d e r u *1111:
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I' lk d u n u * M i r v o t e r * * i n t h e D e i n o *
' i n IHNG NEW AND BETT t* T i l e V o f c i » u f S r l i l l l i u l r L c u il t M
Second Street. Apply J H. Beck,
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Mortgage loans on the best type
FOR FURTHER 1NFOR- e-o Woodruff.
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SEE. V. C. COLLER, SAN- L* STORY HOUSE, 305 9th St >• ioffai in Sanford at an interest rate -VII.J'-'-t t o t l " . D e i n u ' - r a l l c I ' l l o i . " ) T O T i l l - : V O T K I I 5 1»F S K J I I N O I . K
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corner of Myrtle. 7 room house.. of C pc. and up, depending on the ( o lii< h e l d o n J o i n - S tli A l>. it»JX <
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P*»r ns your phone. Call 103. FIVE ROOM furnished house. See 7 W. Church St., Orlando.
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V. A. Speer, *** Park Avc.
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1IJUNG HlAjCKS- -Irrigation
Mortgage Loans
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FOR COUNTY
A H N K N S n t t OF
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S inger Sewing Machine Shop
FOR THAT cold of yours—take
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and general cement work. I NICE FIVE ROOM house. 2112 >n improved residence and business
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Raldwin Mortgage Co-,
Phone 80 North Park. Valdes Bldg.
TEN ROOM house desirable locu
fice of Tax Assessor, nut Jrot to ths ol e C o u n t y s u h j r c t In Die w i l l o f
T i l K Pi'ri dhul ,
Hank Bldg. Phone 482-J.
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decision of ttm voters In the Demo- Die V o t e ' s at t h e J u n e I’ D m n r y .
, H R O O F |N G :T l.o R oot B e 1 tion. Suitable for rooming house S.
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Lunch Iloom
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•Ariing.
Metal
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THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY
SANITARY STEAM PRESSERY.
Gift c l -------- music .store
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C o u n t y J u Uk v o f H e n i l n o b t . ' o u n l v .
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Odorless Dry Cleaning. PhI*—
Shopp#, Me Lander A r».«c|-e tra c t Painter's subdivision.
t o w o r k f o r t h e b e a t I n t e r e s t o f t b s D ie n e t Io n
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The daily patronage of hundreds of-the
people of Sanford proves that this Classi
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June
Jlelp Wanted Male
" n^nr,,a,, Avc<
FOR QUICK SALE, 10 acre Celery
Farm . All cleared and tiled. Lo
cated near Oviedo. Price $G500, on
very
liberal
terms. Colclough
Realty Company, 311 First Na
tional Bank Building.
EMPLOYED . MAN OR W 0t'AN van make good living and
«»n bus.) if have snvall uniount
' tatilul. Business established
tT* 'n Sanford and will d e a r
,„er 1100 monthly. Address ILfc
25— Exchange
,_* r* Herald.
K-VTED; U ijgtaire. the serv ic u
L * n>*n who understands th>*
PJJ® business in every detail. II*
Mlumti-y, 2203 Oak Ave. Sanford
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NEARLY NEW Hup yedun (small
amount owed) to trade for small
ear of any make except Ford
P refer a coupe. Address P, O. Box
1332, Sanford,
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NUMBER 210
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F^TtJhlK XIX
fEDERALMENM
O f Brock
n e Prominent Citizens
t o n ,Mass.,Drown
A s Fishing Boat Capsizes
m m ARRAYOPfOSmONTO ;^;^
OFPOLITICIANSHOOVERWORKS Measure Since Great War
SPEAKSATBEETOSTEMTIDE
Tho administration will make
-W ASHINGTON,
May
14.—
another
effort to eliminate this
safely. Captain Tjtys made his vat
( I N S )— The new tax reduction bill
BROCKTON, Maas., May I I
front
the
bconu
of
the
overturning
__
____
,
-------i
today
carried
an
$118,000,000
cut
item
from
the bill. Senatop^moot
(I N S )— Nine prominent citizens oi
Sum Is In Sharp Con
this eity and a Maine guide were to G rccnvilK where he collapsed Hcfore Crowd Of :i00 Personal-Will Carry On Stubborn And' ||n corporation taxts, tho greatest (I t ) of Utah, Republican finance
after
telling
of
the
plight
of
his
lender,
announced
he
expected
the
lower Moosehcad, Lajttf,
trast To 1920 Drive
O f Oviedo,i
Protracted Fight To Stop relief proposed for American bus,dhibition A gen ts A re |drowned
- - - - - in;n;
;notor ,mal Varied companions. Ho was reported by ■Mu School House -**•
revenue meaure Scnntc \routiT reverse Itself when
*
Secretary
O f Commerce At iness in any
When He Disbursed
the second vote is taken.
,
Conducting u n v e i a according to n telephone mCHsugc the Greenville hospitfll", to be in it Candidates For Office A p Kansas City 4 WceksIIence drafted since the war.
serious
combtion
as
the
result
of
peal
For
Votes
In
Primary
The flashes Included nn $8-.
this afternoon from Cap
Nearly H a lf Million
This cut increased the total tax
stop Sale O f Certain received
000,00 reduction In tho regular reduction, carried in the bill, to
tain .lames E. 1-ays of the Brock immersion in the water.
party o f amateur fishermen
H ave D ifficu lt Job
corporation tax rate, which was $227,000,000 just $24,000,000 more
IngredientsOf Drink ton Police Department and former leftThehere
Chicken Dinner Is
in nn automobile beforo
dropped 13 1-2 to 12 1-2 per cent, than the limit fixed by tnc admin
city marshal. The message came
To
Check
Candidate
Served By W om en
front the Greenville Hospital. Tho daylight Sunday to spend a week
$12,0d0,000 reduction through in- istration. It w ill be a $100,000,000
list of dead was given follows: in the Maine woods, it wits their
tren-o of exemptions from $2,000 short, however, o f the tax reduc
Former
Food
Administrator
Chief William F. Daley of the intention to fish for salmon during ChnrRcs And Insinuations Arc
to $3,000 nnd $24,000,000 through tion figure desired by the DcmoHas PledgedAndCommitted
Nolircablv LncltinR In Most
Brockton Eire Department; Sheriff (Ho greater part o f the week. I he
adoption o f a graduated scale or crats.
Former Governor Re
Strength Passing 400 Mark taxes for small corporations.
Earl Blake of Plymouth County; accident took place, it was under
Of Speeches OfThcEvcnlng
Tho graduated scale would be
stood
about
tl
P.
*M.
last
night.
Dr. Andrew F. Peterson, former
The $21,000,000 graduated scale
veals How He W as
Captain la y s made his way to
Officials Say Action city physician; Dr. David Bridge
W A SH IN G TO N ,
May
14.— j slash, applying to corporations gin with 5 per cent on corpora
Seminole
County’s
political
army
tion
incomes
up
to-$7,000,
with
a
. Besought ByFfMjjjds
the shore gear McKenzie’s camp
( I N S ) — Hard by the apparent, with incomes up to $16,000, was
Not AuthorizedAnd wood; Knute Snlander, local busi and
$3,000 exemption allowed. A 7 per
from there struggled through stormed Oviedo Saturday night
|ntss man; .lohti Sandberg, proprie
of Pennsylvania to the Hoover nnt
mil npproveu
approved by the ndmlnistra,
cent ta
tax would bo levied on the
Would N o t B eLegal tor of the llrockton Jewelry Comp to Greenville, where he gave his where .’100 persons crowded into the . drift
o f income* above $i,000
candidacy^
the
anti-Hoover,
n^ios
meMoctfc
fcfdnr-i
>MioCT"liutld{nc^Ao hear the candi
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any; Dr.. Drank Mobevg; former
but below $12,000 and 9 per cent
\-ero
diggin
g
in
.tbday
Torx
a
pro.
plane
carrying
Joseph
McasjMy
WASHINGTON, May 14.— Mayor Harry Howard; G. Fred
dates make appeals for votes from
publican Senators were absent when
on that above $12000 but below rnent SMkOOO in h l« c «m w
fight to "stop” the Secretary of
Thomas Sullivan and Albert Ful
|NS)— Prohibition agents Dahlhorg, Chairman of the Brock ler |L<ft there (lit* afternoon for the citizens of that section.
lbe vote was tnKen. The result was <11,000. .T<!e normal lg 1— Per for tbn RenuHSmn Fresic
.Commerce
at
Kansas
City
four
4tt to 38. two insurgents—McMn--t conducting an apparently toh Highway Commission and Sam Green®IK*. An attempt will ho
. rate w uld apply to incomes tial
nomination
he,
Before the meeting, which be weeks hence.
.
'•
IUiddlin,
guide, of
Greenville,
t.r and Norback. of-South D ak'Senate Presidential funos,,*?:
made IBs-land on tlic smfnre of gan at 7;:t0, 150 o f the visitors
authorized campaign of lo Maine.
,
nhove
S15.000.
.
Their task hns been made doubly to— voting with the Democrats.
nuirv todav. Total receiotu
tion ami
threat against
The message front the bedside of Moo'jschend Lake near Kineo. They were' served, with chicken suppers difficult—perhaps impossible— by
seen
rnmnflirm K®v6
haV6 D
C
in his camnniwn
--will render whatever aid possible prepared in the school kitchens
nggi-^ts and other dealers in Captain Lays stated that the bon: |n the search for the missing men
S04.7no. of which Ke
tho ap; arent willingness o f the
by the women of Oviedo.
nilv hns contributed S i-.500
in-intoxicating beverages in overturned and Jtlwit he alone of or their bodies.
Mellon machine in Pennsylvania
____
Tho candidates and members of
those aboard had renchcd show
er $15,000.
.
to
take
Hoover
if
President
Cooli effort to enforce the volThis sum was In sharp contrast
the audience front ont-of-town were
idge ennnot be persuaded to stnnd
fad ait, it was learned toto his 1920 campaign, when Ma
wcIcoI ijimI 1i .v 11. F. NNheeler* countj
again. Upon that nearly nil the
'•nanneers reported expenditures 9*
commissioner from that dintrlci
practical politicians o f Washington
$414 987. Senator Steiwer (R ) of
R. J. Holly,.just returned front t
Druggists have been warnwere agreed today.
Oregon, chairman, first introduced
Washington
where
lie
testified
liotv agents that the sale of ccrHoover’s pledged and commit
Lowden to , members of the com
fore tho Federal Trade Commis
ted delegates strength is due to
noa-intoxicating substances,
Airplane Shares'Take T^ead In mittee and there was a round* ot
sion, presided nt the meeting.
cross
the
400-mat
k
this
.week,
not
Association Of ^Universities
h os preparations of Juniper
handshaking. This unusual greet* S p e c u la tiv e M a r k e t A lo n
Charges and Insinuations were
counting any votes from New
And Colleges Charges IhtU
With”Motor Car,.CoppcrAn,i5 Ing was extended to no-other can
commonly known as
‘ Hi in
lacking from most of tho speeches.
y „ ik or Pennsylvania, whoso com.
Japanese Have Committed
Specialty
Stock Selllnga didate. "W e want to thank you,
Even in the more hotly contested
;ps” may result ir. the loss of
Atrocities In Late H ghtlng
------hired strength is ICO in the con
Governor, for your courtesy in ac
Nearly
Thousand
Members
Of
races
for
sheriff
and
county
judge
ir liseenecs to sell medicinal Oni* Of Five UomniningCandlvention. From this it is apparent
cepting our Invitation to appear
NEW YO RK . May 1 4 ^-(IN S )
Civic
Order
Front
Cities
Of
the
speakers
were
only
mildly
dales In Knee ForGovernorWASHINGTON. May 14— (IN S ) A vigorous advance.in the motor here," Steiwer added.
that if New York should follow
er.
’
Georgin
And
Florida
Gnther
regressive,
according
to
observers.
ship Will Address Citizens
Pennsylvania into the Hoover __The Japanese have committed car. copper and specialty stocks to
Lowden explained how he
.
lies of this carncttr were
For
2
Day
District
Session
Samuel
A.
B.
it
ilkinson
and
In Auditorium Of City Hull
camp that fight against Hoover bnrburlc ntrocttle* in tF*’ f'l*’ h,lnK day was tho s(ock markets re ed the
Republican Presidential
rract crizcd by dry agents as
Judge J. G. Sharon, candidates
.
‘ " N c h more sponse to tho new wnvo o f spccu- rnce. " A year ago this Spring,
A T L A N T A , May 1*.— (IN S ) — f,,r the nominntibn ns county judge, nt Kansan Ctty becomes more or arou n d ^
mpoumling a felony," nltlio a
Scnntor John S. Taylor, of Lar
some of my friends came to mo
Intive buying which is now
brity of violations o f the pro- go one of the five remaining can Close to 1,000 Kotarians and then were the first speakers. They were less an idle gesture.
c
:eu' kU,‘.‘l ‘n ing over the country. As usual, the nnd Moore wrote me about tb*
As of todn>‘ . Hoover hu approx than l.t
wives
from
cities
of
Georgia
1
,1
1
,1
two
dai
barged
in
a
itiou luws constitute only mis- didates for the Democratic nomina
followed hv John G. I.eonnrdy nml
imately :SC7 committed delegates.
airplane stocks lod the »P««tilativo '’ residency," said Lowden. “ I told
Florida were in Atlanta today
vauors,
Weytnnn E. While, the aspirants
stnlcmuAw utioicd here today
t i flight. Wright Aero crossing MO hem I was doing nothing about it.
tion for governor, is scheduled to
Klicials declared that stntc- sneak in behalf of his candidacy attend the conference i f the ihinv 'or count v prosecutor. The enndi- New Jersey will add 31 In tumor- association uf
universities
and
\ little later, three o f my friend*
ats of |»is kind nrc no authoriz- nt the City Hall Auditorium to Ninth Rotary District. Seas tons dales for tho legislature who talkJ .row’s primary, *»»>«1 on next F ri colleges (Shanghai) appealing for for a first time in a new 10 point
umo to me. They were Clarence
day
Oregon
will
fall
into
line
with
Jump and Curtiss moving up lb
by prohibition- men ami are bc- night at 8 o’clock. The Wer.t ('oast will he he.d today an.l tomorrow I ed were: ('. \V. Er.tzmingcr, M. MJ
American support for the Chinese points to 157. having ‘ ravelled p Buck. Homer M. Cuat and
j
t
.
pushing
the
Hoover
tot
il
ut
the
Atlanta
Woman’s
<
lab
audi
fliadc wit bout The knowledge of aspirant if expected to arrive t’i
I'LiiVlI. L. I*. Hagan. J. It. Lylcs^,
more than lOtj. points since tho Robert D. Clark, now a resident
across the 400-line. In both th-sc Nationalists.
treasury department. It was Sanford this afternoon in time to tor uni.
I and R W. IVarmnn. Jr.
o f Los Angeles. They asked xne
Tlie
appeal
fo
r
AtpcDcan
sym
Mates
Hoover
has
no
opposition,
middle of February.
Brief talks and a round of eiiterilatned by prohibition commisr- confer with friends here.
Onlv four of the candidates for;
pathy wus addressed,tto ;“ ti’ e Sec
Tho advance in the motor car whether l had any objection to
tainment will make up the pr >- cniir.t.' eommissioner talked. Tlmj nnd the stnle lenders are for him.
er James M. Doran that where
retary of State, Senator Borah,
Senator Tnylor is the last of the
their getting together and getting
gram. Chief business will he to wore W. D. Bnllnrd, D. M. Doug Their 44 votes go (o him py de Congressman Porter and ouple ot stocks was the closest to a con*” “ *
stances are sold and labeled as
gubernatoi ial aspirants to visit
up a little organization, to wjUch
cut
Unking
of
Industrial
»<*o"W
fault.
Even
half
inf
New
York’ti
l»h
nominate a district governor whoso las. S. F. Long and D. 11. Rabun.
jor flavoring there is a violuBorah
Sanford. lle has been preceded by
llshments with stock price*. Chrys- developments as theytntght affect
sV ii «,»*>!vanln'.i 7l>. the Uirttsd dutix.l’ ’
name w 11 be presented to the In- Sheriff C. M. Hand. E. K. Grady, -■ouplci! <’ w-ih
n and such transactions will be
rhnlrmnn of the Sonata Foreign
me. I had no objection becauae^my
Dr. Eons A. Hathaway, chairman
tciiiutioiiiil Rotary Convention in E E Walker and J. F. McClelland would put’ the Cabinet candidate Relations Gommittoe, and Porter is let’s new 2 point advance to 7J J- J
Pixel by the. government.
of the State iionil Department;
within a few votes o f t ic neces chairman of tho house Foreigt was the feature of the motors, but correspondence had been getting
Jfficials admitted, however, that
Minneapolis next month.
nil spoke in behalf j»f their candi.lames M. Carson, o f Miami; Doylo
AfTsirsCo inmil U‘e.
* ’
”
Studebaker. Nash and Packanl al- very heavy and I was glad to oavo
tc is no violation of the VolThe district conference is a high dueics for sheriff, prnk-rs for sary 515.
somebody look after It. So really,
Carlton, of Tampa; and Sidney J.
The Senatorial lenders of " , JK'
“ Jiiht ax the Nationalist forces HU advanced brilliantly.
ad Act in selling non-intoxispot in the Rotary year and ranks tux us*essor were E. H. Kilbre, A.
Nothing definite could be learn- ^
.. with
...... my content
Catts. of DeEunink Springs.
they uiu
uro .......
acting
"
"
arc
completing
the
unification
of
allie*’’
privately
admit
that
the
in^ beverages, even though they
cd of tho rumored merger oi a|)|j tFioy are tho only ones 10
A large crowd . is expected to second only to the International Vaughan and Joe Chittcmh n.
China,”
the
statement
suul,
"
the
outlook
for
stopping
Hoover
is
not
,y later he used in combination gather to hear Senator Taylor Convention in import.ice. f ifty two
Viimo Douglass, D. L. Thrasher
h0m ( have K{Von that consent,
government
suddenly W right Aero nnd Curtiss as the
a rosy one. Piddcly, however, they Japanese
ih ak-olud for drinking purposes,
. j have tnaj c no political speech*
apeak. He is ‘well-known by tie- nf these gntherigs me being held and It. R. Dens all spoke for sttp- nrc maintaining « hold front, and sent 6,000 into the interior of nucleus or a gigantic commercial
joine grocers in the national countv a one of the members or in the Ended Mat s i.nd l unad.i I port ill the rac** for e’ovk of the
Shantung
to
stem
our
advance,
aeronautical
enterprise
linking
tho
a{th0ugh a good deal of pre*j
arc determined to go down 'igh»pita! have been stopped from tho legislature wlicili .-epn nit ed tills Spl llg and the total attend
court.’I’ W. Lawton and M r1. May- i„g. t’onfelcmes will Ii • held the the teiritory is ih w completely Americas, but demand for the I jure was put upon me." He said
ling noiiulcoh"lic beverages, sudi
flooded hy the Alien Japanese stocks was persistent from the Buck had chargo of all rccelpU
Seminole County from
Orange ance for the serifs is declined to be hello Maxwell xpokt in behalf
weel: t<> m»|i out eleventh-hour tac troops with machine guns, poison
unuu'.h and cocktails, on the
well
over
50,000.
start regardless of prices. Radio and expenditures. Lowden jiaid n*
tiu-ir
cnndiilacics
for
superintend.
tics and strategy. It “ perhaps a
Dund- thnt these liquids contri County in I'JL!.
Delegations
from
pine ta all.Scnatar J J. Parrish of Tilux- coincident that the Senate’s in gus, airplanes nnd all tho imple forged ahead to 210 for » • * »*- had made no e ffo rt to win C a l i - ____
The
senator
is
tunning
on
his
te to violations o f the law. 1hese
ments of murderous warfare.
every city in this ilisti it, which ont o f pubic instruction,
point gain, hut offerings at that fom la," because we looked on that
j
rd •»»
in the
Slate legislature
1"« .........
"
.both
.
vestigation of campaign cxpctidi“ They have already launched an
uiageN ale widely advertised in ICO'I'I
extends
from
Home,
La
.
to
price wore quite liberal and the as Hoover’s s ta te " Thomaa P.
vile
was
tinonly
speaker
running
us
a
memlM
iof
the
house
and
i\w
den to Washington at tbi< mire extensive campaign o f organized
w napivs and magazines as con
and mi u plat fo. in which j West-. Flu., are repri >nted at the in more t)iau one county. He made or less <ritieal time. \< Ibn.vtr’a butchery of our nationalist force, stock could make no further pro- M offett leads an independent or
futing satisfactory non-alcoholganization in New York. L°wd*a
uilpro"
‘ for
t«lu.!
v,. here. Rot.-,..... - fni.m an appeal for re-noininiit nn as
More
lures lut-s brought Fiatik '» Low- and civilian population.
drink-.
.
‘ •
BG eneral financial and speculative said, he knew nothing about it*
........Is, including the two other sections of the >VU"^
than
1,000
citizens
huve
perished
stale
senator
from
Seminoleand
lt'Lii «tl i« ll n ii lilt lV lP C ll .l
Mo. n.lilllJnn nf ukukllLlIl •:*UUi----------------- -— — ........... .T'l'zptTtctl -ainng-■whom m— Ma n t l
generally
(’lavs, some
riiliic haVfnii'tn
Iliurj c o m m u n is » t . v
gypcndltmcs.----------- ■ —
--------- - .
in two tluys.
huvc .
lltt^pird CoUllllbt.
Flute cwHoucr nntl
mtlis and cucktails may
Franck, of I’uris, France, director
Senator McMaster (R) o f South
dcred outright. Others were shot changed, though tho first earnings
-iciiuuls;
increased
pledges
for
f-"1
1
cited into substantially th.i
o f the Rotary International, who
by these Jnpnnese troops and even report of the week were encourag Dakota, brought out that Louden s
Prominent Citizens
• lomoctions us were si8d be- federute veterans, more ‘ ffective will represent that body.
13 Cases Face Judge
had tho audacity to loot nnd burn ing, and considerable improvement organization had spent but f 1*4 •
child
welfare
laws,
the
nbohshion
M
ake
Bond
For
K
ey
piediibition and it is for this
the Foreign Affuirx Building qtid xvns noted in important
District
Governor
Robertson
T.
to win his state’s delegation. Low
O
f
Municipal
Court
nn-that the attempt to stop , f oci-upationnl licenses and taxes Arnold, o f Jacksonville, Fin., is
murder in rol.l blood the commis meats at American Industry. Mon den didn’t know of it.
„ „ individual homes. eurtadmeiK
.ale was made.
Three well-known Sanford eili- sioner nnd his entire staff of ten ey was in good supply, and buying
presiding over the ucsioii* DiuusSenator Bratton questioned lo w *
Thirteen
raacs
ronfn ''led
persons who among others had
bib- aVnmpnign was made by ,.f unnecessary bond issues fot >ions ore to include such subjects
orders for stocks flowed in In den about tho formation o f a pub-riiH
urc serving ns surety on the
,
local
improvements,
and
a
just
Municijm)
Judge
Wnymati
r..
their
cyesgouged
out
before
d
v
libit a ii agents against the sale
such quantity that the ticker fell Ushers “ Lowden fo r 1’ nssidentT
ns “ ethical
business
methods." Wb to In police court this morning bonds under whieh A. R. K e j,
workmen’s
com
pen;
at
u
n
law.
their eyso gouged o ut before be
ingei ale and oilier soft drinks
“ Rotary extensions," “ hoys’ work,,
Club Ira H. Marshall, of ‘- hie**©,. ,
behind 45 minutes.
Nine of them resulted in fines and former vir.-prerident and cashier ing dispatched with bullets.
ight elults, on tile ground that
“ civic responsibilities **f ltotui urns
was its active head. The organlza- - V
ii
nly
Hank,
was
■
"W
lint
is
tho
great
American
sentences
for
the
defendentr.
o f the Reininole f
a in vi ragos obviously were to
tion sought pledges from newspa*. / ’
nud others.
government
going
to
do
in
the
- >'is scntcuco on I
Edgar Lee, arrested on u charge release.,
released ............
folluwing
made "tlie bacl^-giound ’ for
A report of the district g ivertror o f operating a motor vehicle wi de two indictments in connection will, fore of this organized endeavor nt
per publishers to support Lowden
dial Is and cocktails, some ofand » talk by Mr.Franck are out under the influence o f liquor, was the fnilllre of the hank by -lUjjK0 Ihv nnlillintion of Chinese citizens
editorially. The governor said ha
ib privately expressed doubt
no their own soil, who have done
standing features yn today's pro
knew nothing o f the dub’* acUvDeWitt
T.
Gtay,
"
f
Jacksonville,
fined
film
hy
Judge
While
hut
tin i tins form of Prohibition
no wrong except to struggle ns the
gram. Three double quartets from
itlc*.
^
sentence was suspended on L , " s last Friday.
•gal.
great American nation once strug
Valdosta, Macon Mud Newman will
Lowden told how he stayed
gnrsl
behavior,
•
and
the
judge
I
The
men
mo
Roy
Mines
and
Byii
•’line Prohibition agents dis
gled itself to establish an inde
have Spots on the progiam both warned him uguinst appeal ini- M* |PI bIi , Sonforil iclury fiirnH'f!4#
W A SH IN G TO N , May 14. (INS) out o f all "fa vorite sons" states,
LOS ANGELES. May 14.
it tin mtual
use iif ulculud
pendent national life ? "
duyr.
.
__Gold Star Mothers and "td o tl* ' "The only question In Indiana w a »
court aguin on the same rlunge. _ G A. Speer, of Speer and Son,
The
statement
concluded
with
a
Ii v.it «lrinkn, or with concoc- — Murder, motivated by robbery,
District Governor Arnoal is a
Other rases were: Ralph R< lun- one of the city’s largest stores. request that the United Ktutes representatives o f tho A. E. F * whether Senator Watson would b*
is oi other varieties *»dd by and committed by u person who nai ve of Louisville, Ky., but cmi*
sought
to
efface
the
deed
witu
ron, disorderly conduct, fin'd fa. They sighed two bonds, each for Government “ investigate this mat the American W ar Mothers A s a candidate," *aid Lowden.
K *'nre<i and groceries, arrests
grated to Florida three inontlis
sociation and other similar croupe
flame,
was
the
theory
*n
the
ta
»w
Mnrio Ford, disorderly condln l. S5. f.'I.OUU to enable Key to be ut lib ter and take appropriate action.
peimissiide,
but otherwise
o f which t.hcrifCs investitf«tors to after ho was born. Ho is president Ruby Smith disorderly roiuLo c .appeared before the Sonata Millerty while his cures go to (lie su
re are no just grounds for aclury A ffairs CommittUo today in
day pressed further thp>r inquiry o ft he Arnold Printing Company, G. J. Maurrur, driving und.-c the preme court on writs o f error.
i, according to officials.
support o f the House Bill which
Into the mysterious death of Dave which specialise a in holel and influepro of liquor, case continued
The names o f the bondsmen
would send approximately 4,000
Lewis, nationally prominent nut. chamber of c mmcnv color pr nt- until May 2-'L E. I). Duncan, drunk could not be learned until today
ing and is active work for tho and disorderly. |25. Joe Simpson, because oN the illness of Vnnco
wnr mothers to Europe to visit
racing driver.
chamber of commerce of Juck«6n drunk, f5. John Gamble, ns.-.ault, Douglass, clerk of tho circuit
tho craves o f their dead aons.
A bullet wound in his head. Ia>wTho measure passed the tlousa
f&U or .10 days. John Anderson. court, who upprovcil the bonus*
is’ Ixidy was discovered «•» bis villa.
WASHINGTON, May 14. (IN S )
unanimously in February and Sen
Henrietta
Robinson, disorderly
ranch home In Lanclsqult" « 11n>'01'
ST. JOHN. N. D„ Muy 14.— ator Copeland, (D ) o f New York, — Tho “attempted enforcement ° r
A topaz weighing nearly five
near here. 'On the adjacent ground 3 Bandits Interrupt
conduct, $10. Jake Robinson, dis
nounds has jusj hen added to the (I N S ) — Weather Conditions per urged that Senatorial actlon.be Prohibition” has contributed In
n brush fire of unknown origin
endurt, $H». WaniU-y
Discussion O f Crime orderly
JNDON, May 14.— (I N S )— was raging. Beside the body lay
ter and Charley Morgan, reckless Natural History Museum o f Lon mitting. It was expected that the hustened, as a numftar o f w *r arge measure to the 400 per cent
air Lewis, American author, a .45 calibre army automatic »edon.
second relief expedition to the mothers liad already died sine* ncrease in the prison population
driving,
dismissed.
CHICAGO, May 1 4 - ( I N S ) —
M of the United State* sine# 1®1»*
iiiarricd today to Dorothy volvcr.
beleaguered monoplane Bremen on House passage of the bill.
.
Th«r height of.aomctjilng «*r other
the House Judiciary Committee de
“ These mothers * r « dying on ,
mpson, an American newspaper
the
Labrador mainland would
The possibility of suicide was was achieved here early today
•
tf. There were two ceremonies, minimized by Investigators when wllen a dozen members or tno
take o ff for St. Georges, N. F\, to he said, “ and we must make hast* c la r e d today In reporting the Perter
Bill
to
establish
two
federal
if
wo
will
send
them
to
«
«
th«
first was held at *hc Hcnrict- it was learned Lewis did not ow. Fourth Ward Democrat.. Llub
day.
'trect Register's Off.ce, the a revolver. Relatives of the dead had their discussion or Chicago a
Lieutenant Muir .Fairchild, pilot graves o f their dead sons.' Mrs. narcotic farms to cure drug ad
,
crime
w
ave"
interrupted
by
three
nd in the Savoy Chupcl.
o f one o f the relief planes, bus F O. Nock, o f Washington, a war dicts.'
Conviction In federal courts have
bandits who held un tho club.,
oth Lewis and Miss Thompson
practically recovered from the at- mother, objected to sending o f war
and Mrs; Austin
“ N o j v 'V 'M Ju4ge Linds*Jf Is
nn . the, hails . InF* ^ ..n ip ii^ i fnmr times .duriate **“ ‘ ”
been divorced. Mrs. Sinclair
U 4 « - 4A appotidiest** '
,
BAYEQBI.
JS.
V
.
nd*r period, with the result that f*
rtm
tnl
‘
flu
t
e
d
.
U
y
an
" btainrd a tilvorcix'^e -1* 4ha
( I N S ) — Accused o f plotting to could marry,
Ul*.n his urrival here Saturday. A most of them had
Late Saturduy, deputy Barcelona
prisons are greatly overc~“
tho
stimulus
o
f
war,
and
had
since
I »t in Rgno, Nevada., just a coming speedway
races at M one o f tha. politicians, “ he will—
Just then the door opened ana murder her husband, Mr*. Fred went to the two und advised them third plane requested from Wash.
the report said. “This pic,
weeks ago. Under tho regula* S L & . »n.l
romarried.
Sjm
*a*d
erick
Austin,
28,
and
her
alleged
Ington
by
Major
Gcn6rul
J.
FL
* 5 . * S ,rt fo walked three gun toting bandovercrowding Is a sad on# to
that Austin had been shot and was
• of the Church o f England for the Indiana Gty on May ~iF’cchet, in command of the exped did not have tho samo poignant
itif. “ Bo Mco boys and nobody will lover, Arthur Abadoro, 28, were In
template,” the report added,
The thbory that a robher entered get hurt,” commanded the leader. tho Riverhead Jail today ns tho dying in u hospital, he says. Ho ition has arrived here. In the plane memories as the mothers.
reed persons cannot be nmrpack men as though they we
in church property. However, Lewis' ranch Itoine. nnd killed hit
Benjamin Kanne, attorney for the result o f an unusual bit of detect suggested that to make things were Lieutenants FHwood Quisada
RALLY TONIGHT
imals Is a brutal manner of
•y Chappcl lies upon lund own* upon meeting . resistance gained sanitary district, was the hcnvlcst ive work ■ by Charles Barcelona, "look w ell" they should visit the and Richard E. Cobb. Tho latter
ment even for convicts.”
bedside and offered to drive them
y the Prince of Wales, just o ff credence with the revelation that loser, being robbed o f a watch val a deputy sheriff.
Longwbod
tonight
w
ill
be
the
was picked up at Boston and w ill
■
The committee said condl
id
the
hospita.l
Instead
ho
took
Strand, end this restriction the homo contains roany arthles ued at 11.000. Othrs were robbrd
scene
of
the
county4
#
sixth
politi
Tho woman, it is rhnrgcd, con
bring F’aircbild back homo for
are particularly bad at A
of value. It is thought-.thut tlu. o f amounts varying from five to
cal
rally
o
f
Jho
IfcmocratU
prt
n°t appljr there,
them
to
a
jail.
’
,
_
.
.
fided her desire to do away with
nmry campalgrT when 30 odd candi Leavenworth and McNeil
Austin, a middle aged florist, treatment.
irwi*. wore an ordinary' blue probable assailant fled front the fifty dollars. As a parting shot her husband to a track driver snd
Lieutenant Quisada will replace
dnL's for office* ranglne fron' prison. Location of the
'Ke suit. The bride wore a navy MUse after killing U w i . .nd the liandit leader said: “ You boys he promised to find her a gunman. told police that he hod suspected
Fairchild In the relief plane, it is membership In th * legidhtura to would be left to the Tiewury
rnuube gown with a coat of started tho brush fire to cover the should learn to separate politics Instead, ho notified Barcdonu and his w ife and Abadorc were curry
expected. Fred Melchior, tho Junk constable o f District 4 *111 IP **!1 pertinent. Addkta can volvfrom crims.”
'l*r mrtcrial and u blue hat. murder.
'
,»
the latter was introduced to Mra. ing on a lov<* affa ir and had, in ers pilot, who is going to the Bre The meeting is to be held In tno apply for admission to the
fact, learned that they were regraided u bouquet o f lillies.
B IL L 18 PASSED
Austin and Abadorc as “ Joe Rus
men’s bleak haven with tho exped Umgwood library building unloss "Increase In crime In its rooet
PLANE HOI‘8 OFF
ftcr the chapel ceremony there
latered *s man and w ife in a hotel
so, a tough ‘New York gunman."
ition, w ill pilot the ship back to the crowd is too large. In that geroua character I* m^
W ASH IN G TO N , May |4. (IN S )
1» luncheon at the Savoy Hotel.
Barcelona was to receive $80 at Patchague, L. I., several weeks New York, if tho expedition suc event it will bo held In theopen air.
C AN D LE R FIELD . A T L A N T A ,
traced to the addict who
A bill granting a pension of $5,
|V“ *.Vhc guests Vsere Anifa Looa,
ago. He believes that Abadoro was
'
Ga., May 14.— (I N S )— The huge
for kilting the husband and a share
ceeds. Ho will be accompanied by The speaking is scheduh ’
(he author and perp®4f%t?r .
000 a year to Mra. Edith Bolling
^
Of “ Gentlemen
Prefer
chiefly
responsible
for
the
alleged
o f the victim’s $4,000 Insurance it
Fokker trimotored monoplane, en
Dr. Louis Guitlnlef and the mech gin at 7:30. R. J. H olly, —
crimes of violence,” said tha
Wilson, widow o f the. wartime Pre
**'4 Rebeeca West, the
murder plot. Police said today they
is alleged. The deputy saye It was
anics who removcd’th* plane to the o f the county executive oomnu'
port.
, i l , N i i l . -Mr. and Mrs. route from New York to LoB^ n5*' sident, was passed by the Senate
were unable to locate Abadore’s
will preside.
lee hopped o ff he;re today for this afternoon by an unanimous further agreed that he was to kill
|mainland f»om Grecnaly Island.
“ *4 they were going
_
Montgomery, Ale., the next ache
Abndore’s wife, for $20. I" order w lfa and two children,
j^ e y m o o n .” They <•will
vote. .
.,
.
■■
dull'd stop on its itlnertry,
.
'1 in an automobile.
^ iif1-
Illinois Candidate
Appears Atlnquiry
Juniper Oil Gets
PlacedUnderBan
J
SENATOR TAYLOR ROTARIANS MEET
OFFICE ASPIRANT, IN ATLANTA FOR
SPEAKS TONIGHT BIG CONFERENCE
l
CHINESE A P P E A L STOCKS. ADVANCE
TO AMERICA FOR IN NEW WAVE OF
AID AGAINST JAPS VIGOROUS BUYING
j
RobbesylsBelieved
Motive For Murder
Of Well Known Ace
Gold Star Mothers
Urge Enactment Of
Bill Before House
Second Airplane To
Leave With Aid For
Stranded Bremen
iclair Lewis, Of
ihbittFame,NVeds
iwspaper NVriter
Effort To Enforce
Prohibition Law Is
Blamed For Crime
Keen Detective Work Lands Woman
In J a il A s R esult Of Murder Plot
r a w
r r -T r
•‘ •••.e. l i * . ■
.- 'in -
�and made he"? end painless and
quick.
This was- three year* ago. Now.
Hie ertthe Jt*s been dhrovered'
Ndukxohi .has Wen cnArgstf with*
murder.' lie ha'tf confessed,* but po
lice have freed him without bail
pending trial because they believed
in the purity o f his motives.
'
The discovery was caused by
Ncukranz's conscience. Though no
body asked any questions at the
Poisons Mother To
Avoid Je p in g Her
'elery
Feds Outhit Beach
toys B a t Cdw't Get Runs,
tose
<$thStraight, 6 To l
when toward dawn the pain,
time ever morc“vlo]ent he |„i«
perate. soiled tfio Poison
.
tried to kill himself, lie
ror
Unr.
Jt.Huo.a
glass
of
water,
tried, but his progrtuive rtejan
eholy, caused talk and P°PJ,'orJ in; it to hfs mother to drlnlL Y&
Irtlnct soon centered W» talk kbou asleep relieved and did not aw*)
time of hi* mother's death u „
young man became mclMifWtljr am
the death o f the n M * r .
{J
R E R U N , May 11.— ( I N S )— Bepolice heard about it and a sk*
' New Port
Richey—fISO
cause he loved his mother too much
Neukran* he admitted all.
building program voted to
lie told how one June night h
to bo able to witness her lone
new library building, city ’liau
' “ Sanford’s sad Celery Feds lost Mort, p
means
that
the is
nearly
B Y D A V IS J. W A LSH
sat
up with his mother all night
International New* Service
sue nmong Rcigh Count’s so called death agony, Alfred Ncukranz, 23,
on« more baseball game yesterday Jones, p
trying to ease her pain, and hon
Sports Editor
contenders has been somewhat put poison into her drinking cup
r. afternoon to the Palm Beach Sher Burns, x
N E W YO RK , May 12.— Victor confused
iffs. The score was 0 to 5 jmd the
Totals .....
82 0 7 27 16 1 ian’s price for the Kentucky Der
Feds would have taken the t’.lt if
x— batted for Jones in 8th.
by to be run at the classic downs
SA N FO R D —
' the Sheriffs hadn't scored a couple
oue week from today, has receded
nb r h o n e like a freshman’s chin as n result
o f runs in the eighth inning, the
IIswell, r f ...........4 0 1
1 0 0 o f some overnight reflection upon
first one squaring the count and
Jackson, If
4 0 1
.1 1 0 his winning performance in tho
the second one winning the game Frisb.'e, 2b
4 0 1
f. .1 1 Preakness late yesterday after,
for the Beach Boys.
Calbreth. cf
1 1 1 -1
0 0 noon. The Whitney colt probably
Number One
^
The Feds got 10 hits to the Wallace, .1b
1 0 0
0 .1 2
was no better than 8 to 1 in the
Sheriffs mcogre seven, but it isn't Robertson, c
4 2 2
2 0 0
B R IT IS H R U B B E R C O N TR O L’
Derby book this morning, whereas
hits but runs that win the ball Barnes, lb .... 1
1 8 12 I 1
he was Ifi to 1 on the eve o f the
games. The Feds have found that Toppino, ss . .. 3 0 0
2 3 0
Issued by The National City Ban
Preakness and as high as 20 to 1
F ro m the M o n th ly B an k Letter fo r M a y
out this week. They lead the Hodges, p ....... 2 1 1 0
3 0
/
league at bat, but they an* way Epperson, p
2 u 0
0 3 0 last week.
He would bo held even lower 'to
down near the bottom when it Warren, ^
0 0 0
0 0 0
lion oi the net return to the proday, if It wasn’t for the fact that
comes to capturing contests.
H E system of control which the more competition in tight for the oucer. it is evident that a
Ucigh Count is ns Ibw ns a snake
Three errors in
the Sanford
- British Government has uad in future, for which its own policy is accumulation ot collec would eteniin n wagon track already and you
, 1 ^
columns of tho box score tell part
*
force in recent year* over the largely responsible. .
ually break 'dtrtvu the system.
enn’b fool the boys by offering
were down trout the high In]
o f the story o f yesterday’s gume,
marketings of rubber .front
A s
them short money on everything
maintained m previous years, id
SAN
FO
R
D
040
100
000—
5
Coffee
Control
in
Brazil
The
Stimulus
to
Production
but not all o f it. The Feds can lose
iatic Coloniea, .Ceylon and
price of “ Santos 4," tiie brand j
in sight. As it is, Jhe Preakness
will come to an end November 1,
by n wider margin without making West Palm Bench . 001 201 020— 0
coffee which has the largest salt j
probably
will
make
the
odds
i.ext,
according
to
notice
recently
Brazil
is
a
country
of
vast
and
The
present
plan
lias
not
been
■ingle miscue. I f they aren’t g et
Two base hit*, Robcrtsoni Three- lengthen materially on quite a few
the United States, on the New YtJ
given by that Government. When varied resources, but possesses such operating long enough ior results
ting the “ breaks” they had better
haseliit, Hodge*. Stolen liases, Cui- pubic choicrs for the Derby and,
;ne scheme went ,into effect these advantages for the production ot to show in production, inasmuch as market touched 2i)\i in NuvctuM
go and find n few and bring them
'colonies
were producing about 75 coffee that the productive energies coffee trees do not come Into bear 1D24, declined to lb'/* at tlie lo]
if
you
thinl;
I
don’t
mcan.Nassuk,
hreth,
Burnes.
Sacrifice
hits,
Hold*
into tho hall park.
‘per
cent
of the world's new sup of the people have concentrated ing'until about live years old. Re point in May 1927, facing the b
Distraction,
Brooms,
Pc.tee
Wrack,
Barnes, Toppino.
Today, the
last game o f this t*r 2, Burke,
plies,
but
production was in excess largely in that industry, with some ports indicate considerable activity crop, and is now at about 22j
series between the „two teams is Ita*c* on hal.s, otl tlodge* - 0. Ilohshcln and kindred disappoint
*oi consumption and the price was of the undesirable results which in planting, particularly in Mates T hese arc considerable fluctuatki
ments
o
f
tho
Preakness,
then
yon
scheduled. Monday the Feds meet Struck out l>y Hodge* 2; by Jones
unreniuncrative. It was said that are always seen in what is called where coffee culture !ras been on a ior prices which are supposed
nnd,
2. Double play, Toppino to F risb i^ •!|on’t give me cp?^lt f or
Ortando, B ov-Score\ •
jinny ot the plantations were oper a “ one crop" region. The climatic small scale iu the past. Last-year he stabilized, but undoubtedly th
mch^cleiirancc
to Karnes,. Hit by pitcher by Ep* three quarters
West Palm Bench—
ating at a loss and that extensive conditions are sintilaryiver the area the aiUlibritits oi the Collec Insti would have been much greater l
.'
nb
r h o a e pcriion (Buckle*). Wild flitch, Ep* shove the eyebrows,
'abandonment would result unless in which the bulk o f the .crop has tute addressed a communication to fdr the 'organized “ defense.’’
The management of the Instita
Heigh Count can’t ho hammered
Buckles, **, ....... . 1 1 1 1 2
1 per*on, Mott. Hits o ff Jonc*, 8 in 7
Irclicf was afforded in some way. been grown, and production and the President of the State of 1 arBurke, lb
.1 o o ir» o u inn nirs; o ff Hodges, 5 in 5 1-3 in lown any lower than hb to. but it- Nassa, it is said, was carried An attempt was made to obtain #m- prices have been subject to great aua, where production has been in has been (n capable hands, ij
Holder, if, rf
II 0 (l l 0 0 nings; o ff Epperson, 2 in 3 2-3 in seenis safe to say that the result wide most o f the way but the certcd action by the British and fluctuations. The Brazilian Govern creasing, inviting that State to join hacked by all the resources of tl
Large, r f
1 1 1 )
.1 u i) lungs; o ff .Mott, 2 in 2 innings o f the Preakness will serve to Sinclnir horse was in a contending Dutch Last Indies, but the Dutch ment has been struggling for years the Institute and put the coffee reg
Hog&n, if
2 0 1 2 0 U Winning p.trlur, .lone*. I.osiiq; make the Hertz horse nil the more position when he folded up. 1 re authorities declined to join and the with the problem of stabilizing the ulations into effect, urging the com
Beasley, cf ..... . 1 1
1 0
0 pitcher, Epperson. Left on bancs, a favorite when they call the tier- member that Zcv ran sixteenth in itritish authorities decided to go it price. The country produces ap mon interest in making die system cialone. The plan of control was to proximately 75 per cent of the world tcctive. The President of the State of
Cirisi, lib ........ 4 0 1 2 a 0 SANFORD 4; West Pulm Bench hy field to tho post.
’
the Preakness and came back the regulate exports by the price ol
supplies, and owing to differences
Mason, 2 b ...... 0 0 2 0 1 0 12. Umpires’, Weaver and Ruphun
Victorian proved himself n good 1next week to win the.tlerby but 'rubber in London, restricting them in quality much of the coffee grown Parana replied politely, commending
the policies oi the Institute, but ex
Time, 2:05.
colt with the heart to run through tho imlirations are that Nnssnl: is when the price was low and felax- elsewhere is not directly competi
plaining that the State of Parana
the stretch hut it would hnve re- no Zcv. In fact, he left some doubt ing the restriction as the price ad tive.
was Just getting started in the cotThe production of the
quired u1victory by a horse like o f iiis ability to go a route. As vanced.
The Brasilian plan of control, fee business, and did not wish to
two
colonies
was
*o
large
a
propor
Nnssak, highly esteemed these f „ r Distraction, he showed no in
like the British plau for rubber, is discourage the development.
He
' lit tin* Nutional league, tlie St many weeks, to affect Reigli clluntion to go too far. This pair tion of the world’s supply that this by restriction upon marketings. asked that they be excused for the
control was temporarily effective, The railroads are not permitted to present. The reply illustrates the
count's status to any great extent, was 10 to 1 for tho derby yesterbring coflee to the ports except as fundamental difficulty in all at
A Nassnk victory would have com- .lay morning. That price probably
authorized by the Loflee Institute, tempts to control production and
ented
Eastern
sentiment
in
his
will
more
than
double
itself
totied nine men off the Curds nored
which regulates offerings on the price*. The people who ara estab
favor. The triumph ' of Victorian daymarket and fixes price*. Warehouses lished in a business are in favor of
are built at railroad points in the maintaining the status quo, but
Tin*RedBirds have been greatly
interior, where coffee is received
, , iprs- pifi i
TT
■ .. strengthened by two trade* made
and bills of lading issded against it,
S
T
A
N
D
IN
G
Eawtern
Crews
W
ill
pericncc is the »anic that con
LyW*eir L*',n{ic^ ?
within a* many days. They got
the ahipmculs to be moved in the
W llh BntWH F u ll A l l o y i n g George Harper, slugging
New
(rout every such experiment. It
order in which they are received.
Race
For
Childs
Cup
FLO R ID A STATF
that an effective control ovrr i|
T fflr a * o F in a lly - Irn irtp le y „ r^ outfielder, und Jimmy Wilsupply i* essrntial to succru ^
W e s t 8 S tr o n g e s t
O U t f l t M,n> cru, k Philadelphia catcher, in
PR INC E TO N , N. J.. May 12—
West Palm Dench ... 10
price regulation. Brazil hat b<
, ..-.ft.*-” ..
...
exchange for the injured Bob Far(I N S ) — Princeton will defend the
a position in coffee productii
N.E1\ 5 O Rk, May 12. (IN S )
|r<-ll and n flock of Minor L-ngueri. Ft. latuderdnlc
0
Childs Cup against Columbia nnd
scarcely equalled by that cl »|
Philadelphia today appenr* to lie j With pitchers Jones, Root, Carl- Daytona Dench
-7
tlu.
University
o
f
Pennalyvanin
lb® only team capable of *to|>piii>t *om and Nelif in good shape th# Miami .
....... -. . 7
this aftemon in one o f Oiu classic*
tM N°W York Yankees from blast-1rubs are likely to surprise the I*'ii- HANFORD
ft
o
f tlie Eastern rowing sermon.
ing their way to another American, i-uc-lcudiiig Giants In the series Orluadu .
. . .
f>
which lias favored regulation, I
League Pennant. Cleveland, the dartin g today. YfMeidt.y Nelif.
The T iger, suul tlie New York
the waning production ol the (
R E S U LTS
W est’s strongest representative,, n„. Wi.i |,| scries hero of other
ers were equal favorites in the
trees lias offset much of the n
COUjd lake only one o f three gnmes years, who failed to make good
planting. Nevertheless, it is «
varsity rare over the mile, and
FLO R ID A S TA TE
from the world’s eliuntpion*.
j with tin- Red* lust season held
dent that there as elsewhere if
three-quarters’ course on Lake
Miami III; Orlando I
ficial price-lifting tends to inern
Timely home
runs hy
Ituhe Brooklyn to five hits and won n
Carnegie, Princeton has a veter
West Palm Reach <i;
production, nnd thus counteract
Ryth nnd Duster Gehrig. New '*• l » '» duel from th.- great Dazzy
an eight that defeated M. 1. T. In
own influence. Price-reRuhtioo
Y ork’* mighty slugger*, ruined'
" ’ ttomt walloped hit
its first race of tho seifnon n fort
qierex complete control of an
A
Critical
Year
Fort
Lauderdale
I
I
;
Daytona
the, Indians on *ucce**ive day*. J*"ul , l‘ homer.
night ago. The Columbia crew,
dustry by the reguiating aulb
lleneli
7.
Yesterday Gehrig smacked h i*’ Southpuw l.ucus, the red head
which
wan the intercollegiate
Government regulation
Iji*t year the coffer crop wss ity
fourth circuit clout of the season 1" f the fte.D, hlnnke-l the llostor
eliumplonshii) Inst year, wns boutvery large, owing lo favorable cli production involves practically
with the bases full and the Yanks |Bruv.-s hy a to 0 score. Washingeii hy Yale las t&iturdny and is
matic conditions, and about harvest surmountable dilhctiltirs.
itnally conquered George U lil" ,| '" n f *"l,llv
D .tioit 0 to j
without the service* o f Cuptain
their pel nenteiUs, who wus rushed ( ,ll,d tin- Red Sox legnined seventh
Alastnir M .ul’aiii at No. 2.
Harvard, Cornell and Mnssnto the mound from the hull pen in . idle-.- fi"in tlo- White Sox when
$
ihusetls Institute <*f Technology
DIGGERS DAIRY- FARM
the ninth. Paschal's unexpected |Todt’s I...... . put t bo ngo on the
McLaulins
will
minpeto
in
another
regatta
hunt in the ninth with two out tied sh'.H <nd of a I to .1 count
Phono 3711
'
EN G R AVIN G
this afternon at Cmhiidgo, Msa.
. LO SSING ’ S
tho score mid Mensel's double won) Tlie Giants und the I'irntc* did
eet Milk
Sweet Crr*
the game in the tenth, 7 in li.
i tint play.
Cross City- New m IiouI buildDiamond Mounting
Q U IC K S E R V IC E
Butter Milk
j
Those umazilig Athletics have |
—
----inn for Dixie county being erected
Jewelers-Optometrlst
Architect
1
Milk For Babies
i
T
R
A
N
S
F
E
R
copped thirteen of their lust fou r-1 C r»*s i it;- \ ,w
inl.litiou heWatch
Repairing
halfway between Twin
Cities,
teen starts. Yesterday they k a y-. mg built to Atlantic t'oa-t I,in.
Hauling, (.’rating Shipping,
1
First
Nnl’l
Rank
B
id
”
.
1
Shamrock ‘and Cross City.
oed Sam Gray, former Mackmnn j station here.
*
and Storage
Sanford, Flo.
who has been a perfect wow as a
I'hnn, *0M
not 1;. SrJ #».
St. Ixiiiis pitcher, und look mi II
Dayloiiu Deneh
t 'orne.rstone
to 5 slugfest from the Drowns. It I hi <1 fur SHl.tiim new First Kvun
Wa* the A's sixth >tfaigltt \ ii■-1cciical l-utheran Flinnh
ENT REGULATION OF
YANKEES DEFEATI
CLEVELANDWHEN
GEHRIG HITS ONE -•
wX<ZZ£
r r 1V
r
j E lton J . M oughton
1^-lUI
in it
|
3f t , A S C ’ s a *
Success
w i t h Chicks
L y of
*
a square USED
CAR deal ffom
the Buick D ealer
future reputation depend* upon his treating
used car buyer* fairly.
H e wants to please used car purdiaaer* be
cause be know* that satisfied used car cus
tomers are prospective new Buick buyers.
T h e man who buys a good used car— lionesdy represented— at a fair price — receives
splendid value in transportation.
l a his enthusiasm fo r the car he has bought,
and the value he has received, it is only
natural for him to look upon the dealer as
his IrfexuL
T h e Buick dealer has many such friends
because he represents the true condition of
the used cars he offers for sale.
A n d that is good
,, butintu for the Buick
dealer, as well os the used car buyer.
B U JC K MOTOR CO M PAN Y
furo*. aba 1.—division or obneoal motoss corpoxatiom
(Candidate for Governor)
found in no other low-priced six
O ffe r in g Bodies hy F isher, the P o n tia c Six
b rin g s to the io w -p ric c d field not o n ly the style
a n d sm artness, hut ulso the luxury^ ro o m in e ss
a n d stau n ch con stru ction in h e re n t in Flalicr
design .
A7
***
'Stun*
E m b o d y in g the G - M - U (G e n e r a l M o to r s Re
se a rc h ) c y lin d e r h e ad , P o n tia c c o m b in e *
am a zin g sm ooth n ess a n d sile n c e w ith e c o n o m y
o f o p e ra tio n , u sin g o r d in a r y g a so lin e .
A n d p r o v id in g tlie th erm o sta tic ally -c o n tro lle d
cross-flow rad ia to r, it p ra c tic ally e lim in a te s
losses o f w a te r a n d a lc o h o l a n d assures tlie
p r o p e r t e m p e r a t u r e s f o r h ig h e s t e n g i n e
efficien cy.
Monday Evening
B o d ie s b y F is h e r — G - M - U C y li n d e r H e a d —
C ro ss -flo w R a d ia to r . . . h e re a re th re e b ig fea
tures fo u n d in n o o th e r lo w -p ric e d six that n o
b u y e t^ o f a six in P o n tia c's class can. a ffo rd to
o v e rlo o k . I f th e N e w Scries P o n tia c S ix o ffe re d
n o o th e r e x c lu siv e advan tages, it w o u ld , still
h o ld its rig h tfu l p o sitio n .a i-ih c . w n rld'i-lk D cvt
Bleed to give them warmth, strength, energy and vital
for life and growth. This is the reason 1592 hatcheries
feed Purina Chick Startena, the bdttcrnulk starting n
which contains Cod Liver Oil. We will be glad to tell
■ of a feeding plan that is as simple as A B C You’ll be cfa
ahead, money ahead. Come in.
Z O m c M m , *7411 C o u ft. t? 4 h t|uil Kua.taur, |
S77*l C s ts w is , I7»t| * Dm . StdMK. a*Zit tk w l L
U 7I| 0 0 1 * * 4 A U 'S m v u SU. SlCUf im I I M i
[ a o m . C U A OaUanV-Oiall*. J tU ttrtd f t b . t r *
1r w ttf hmmjlimt ( U r t n . O s u ia t Muon* T ia a I
mtUtUt «i mmumum lalM.
Seminole Motor
Bauman Bros.
R ive’s Garage
116 W est First Street
Phoi
"dThe Store With the Checkerboard Sign”
rnooucT
B XI* M O T O R S
■
Every Voter Should Sec
and Hear Senator Taylor, i
Ladies Especially Invited.
(1'ald Political Advertisement)
�T H E S A N F O R D H B I l A L P . 'S A N f r O R f r . ’r t J o m i M i f f i l d t o l A n
ex-govemor sylll .be the
Senator Taylor Comes
*heklw
greeted
deadbeat a little more thorny, Iml he still flourishes to an
good audlance''— headline. tVhnt
was it, Soad*)’ school children ?
JMitaUcuhnugh. SaotA.HflM *-.Oitt
• shn'Lar nup after June . 6 . «ra
ms
HOMIC DROWN IIATRFD
for Wholesome Prosperity
/ / , A Speir Sanford Florida
Monday Evening
The,
Steady
Dependable
ICE MAN
Eight O'clock':
Every V o ter Should Se
EV.inV day ho is on the job, ch eerfu lly
j/l-.tng d ep en d a b le service.
and Hear Senator Tayloi
Ladies Especially Invited,
Back o f hl.-n are dependaDte, ele ctrified
plants working 24 hours a day. year
after y e jr to give you an a m p le supply
o f w h o lk so m e clear ice to protect you r
fo od end health.
( I ’did I’ol it ion I Advertisement)
Buy your ice from the w agon or truck
with the ora n g e oval em b lem .
' FOOD
MONEY TO LOAN
FLAVOR
.MONEY,
^DEPARTMENT
K ^ M
SANFORD DONI) AND MOKTOAOK CD
W ILLYS-- KNIGHT
W H IP P E T
Fine Motor Cars
uni t:.
smI si
( Ol.t’ MItl S KM tl lltKIt SI N
S
appeared recently in the Tampa
Times showing the Catts strong
holds. Strangely enough it’s al
most all Catts from Hernando
licit) Sheets
Will need some time to get all phases o f u quirk. prartluM,
system in prrsicnlnhle shape.
Formers,—| ase don't forget to write those "('rop pftt.
sure to sign your name to them. Such t
criplinns" hud
small matter to yon liut a "Great Cjfy
treatise will b
t
Our County's New Citizens.
until ithat name becomes u sjftonto
With you for Seminole
I
Hunting, ('rating "‘hipping,
and Storage
A nation so large, so pnpul
•Two Fishermen Die of Excite- and so varied in Its interests
ment on Catching nig Fish—ncw»y produce
papor headline. The chance to tell is mis one niusI T
tho truth w»? too much fo r them. numcriouh absurdities din iug the
course nf the calendar year; and
Dr. McKenzie is shouting his for our own part, our brain cells
sometimes grow weary of observ
head o ff for Dr. Hathaway and
probably doing that candidate more ing them nnd disdain to take note,
good than any other factor in the lint now and then nicurs an ab
surdity so striking that it refuserace.
to go unnoticed. And neeasionally
it occurs against a background so
ll strikes us that in a three coni- I appropriate as to suggest
that
•red race, Sidney J. Cults would 1 perhaps the background w «» dc
hava no chance and we tor one ■signed to t even I (he ale-unlit \ :n
would lik* to sea his even- chance i
its fulness.
fillminutcd
* I
Such was the ease the utltei dwv
Walter C, Mnbic. national i*nuCanddutr Carlton mud many a mundrr nf the Solis o f Union Vet
vote in Dade county last week erans, is speaking. Mr. .Maine is
We talked to .. number nf people, discussing Mayor Jimmie Walker
who had never beard of him three of New York ami the four-year-old
qr four month* ago, say they wen- g i Hudson of General Robert E.
fiolng to rote for him.
la-e— Mayor Walker, who bus mi
various occasions displayed Ini’
toward
the South.
Secretary Mellon says lloovei friendliness
is "suitable". Sir Hoover is the Says the vitrolic Mr. Mnbic:
"W hy parade the grand-on
strong man o f the Republican ad
of an arch traitor up On
ministration and his nomination
street dressed in the uniform
seems, almost a certainty.
In a
of his grandfuthn with the in
rmc« between llobvrr and Smith,
signia of the dishonored ConHoorer wdll find many supporters
federate Stales on the sword
in tho South. .
and sash?"
A t the moment Mr. Mabie—son
Now that the Thursday half
holiday* are coming on, wc news of u Union soldier nnd born long
papermen will have to work just a after the participants on both rides
Hle bit harder to get enough to in the Civil War had bent their
II up with.— Sanford Herald.
Newspaper men will never get
theirs until they get to -heaven
SANFOR
— Clay County Time*
Some people; even big newapapera are never satisfied. I f Govem or Martin was ^ unlike other
candidate* and used "the editorial
wa? in telling o f his accomplish
ment* in his administration, they'd
Immediately say he meant the
"machine.” — Leesburg
Common:-
(C'nmlidnlc for Governor)
IX)SSIN(i*S
QUICK SKKVICK
TRANSFER
bj extent that is a serious handicap to honest citizens."
Prince Carol ought to find mil
where Scnrface A1 Cnpunr is stay
ing in Miami and pay him a visit.
Those hating property, big or little, any whe r fn S em i^
,tv for sa|t- please notify me early* by letter, ' in'l*ly slatis,
ract. and giving the number nf your separate I'ieecs.
■m for boundary description and for display re»iurM
|,r mailed to you that your listings (without nwn„ .
will then
whip shown unless you so desire? may appear on October Pub.
In fact, if there he any decency in either
. And we are willing to bet that it appears to he on the side of the convmon criminal, who at
spnie of our "best" citizens will least does not abuse confidence and friendship.
forget to pay their poll tax.
"Credit bureaus are gradually making the path oi tip-
"Dr. Hathaway is
Time For Preparation Needed
governor.
The writer has no interest in the
Senator Taylor of Largo is coming to Sanford today personalities of the four anti*
He will'speak In the City Hall tonight at eight o'clock in Cntts candidates and they all probbehalf o f his candidacy for the office o f governor. Every ably ore able and honest nnd
citizen in this city should avail himself of the opportunity
to hear him and to form some opinion relative to the make splendid governors, yet to a
man on the side lines three of
HOLLAND L. DEAN
strength and wisdom of his candidacy.
n. ItOWARD I D l a
them
appear more vulnerable than
The Herald has a great deal o f respect for the Largo
HAELU H. JONES _|
tho
fourth
ns a candidate in the
candidate. We are-not personally acquainted with him but
promises.
we have watched his conduct in the state house and senate
I)r. Hathaway gives the impres
and in the business world of Pinellas county for several
sion o f a big brainy man~t>f ocyearH and we nre thoroughly convinced of his honesty,
:omplishnionts, but i f left to make
commonj sense, nnd sincerity o f purpose.
his
own campaign would undoubt
We do not believe there Is another candidate in the
edly
come out lost.
race who is as altruistic; in his motives ns Senator Taylor.
lfc is simply not a vote-getter
W e have long been of the opinion that he is running for the
governorship for the sole reason of the good he can do the and he lacks the quality Elinor
state by giving it a sound practical administration. We Glynn has made famous as " I T " ;
cannot sec where Senator Taylor will get.anything out of and even his undoubted ability
backed by the support o f power
it
for himself.
,
,
T h e IIe ra M
U a
a r a W r nf the
A s W I B u rra a a f ' C lrralattoaa, a a
ful interests, a political machine,
Unfortunately,
however,
we
belieVe
his
candidacy
at
la t r r a a t U a a l A aaarfatlaa a f f'a k IWhem, A f m t l w n
uA
A i r r r l l a * this time is ill advised.
He was prevented from announc atid many o f the lending news
™ S . A g r a ta
w k lrk . r r a a lr r
rack
the papers‘ are unnblc to "put him
P s k lU k r r a t a k t r fa (Makati! to a ing until a late date by having to wait for a ruling o f
(k araajch
ar
«a h a rrl»tt a a supreme court on his eligibility.
over” .
He
was
in
the
same
class
Is m r t r r ( a T a r iff a h a a lu trlf
Senator Taylor would probablyM l l l a l M a f rireailatlaa.-aa w rit aa with Dr. Mackenzie as having been a part of the legislature
kWheat kttalaeaa mrtkoAa.
which raised the governor’s salary. Dr. MacKenzle too make ns good n governor ns any
was kept out of the race until too late to make a thorough man in Florida and ho is brainy,
M O N D A Y, M A Y 14
campaign. Dr. MacKenzic withdrew. •
*
solid, sober,honest and far-seeing,
but he would need a lot o f cam
‘ 1 1 « lB L fc YKRHE FOR T O D A Y
paigning to get his message to
the people anil his true worth rec
d e s t r u c t io n
or
D E LIV E R
ognized in all quarters.
ANCE—a
hypocrite
with his
. Candidate James Mr ’ .Carson at
mouth dcstroyeth his neighbor:
Tampa on May Uth Is quoted by'
but through knowledge shall ths
the Tampa Tribune ns saying that
just be delivered.— Prov. 11:0,
"Ifathaway will, not run better
than fourth, while Calls Is rapidly
P R A Y E R — May our path be the
losing his lend— that it is n losspath o f the just which shineth
up bctwcerl Cnrlton nnd himself."
liraN and more .unto the perfect
To the man on the side lines, Mr.
Carson appears to be another good
man gone wrong as a prophet and
jsjF
y e l l o w JA SM lN K
to the disinterested observer Mr.
Carson will be ranking in about
the position he gives Hathaway •
Gold "tarn have fallen; see.
fourth or fifth.
They Rhine with pale daylight fire
In the humble opinion of the
Against the dark trunks of live
writer, the only possible chance to
oaks.
beat ex-governor Catts in this
Lager with their desire
fight, is n continuation o f the great
The bushes Up-toe to get them.
ground-swell that has set in for
Wave their green fingers . . . coon.
Doyle E. Cnrlton,
To net them.
Mr. Carlton is developing tre
mendous strength all' over the
T h « grey moss spreads cunningly
About Deadbeats
state.
A million
weba
through the
The writer doesn't know him |
branches.
Periods of depression more than anything else bring to nnd has nrvt r seen him, but sues-)
I f the star fire blanches
the surface the real depths of a mail. If a man is crooked a* his growing multitude of support- j
So far from heaven, heaven’s air
heart but hesitates to violate the conventions and fears the ers in many counties, and is con
till clings delicately;
From where else could such an bars of the penitentiary, he may not steal, but he will, when strained to believe that t'nrltnii is
the lorn- hope o f those citizens
odor be
income in low, allow his hills to go unpaid almost Indefinitely. who are against t'ntts nnd all his
•
: . Rut from there?
Such persons are called "deadbeats" and the Lake Conn eoncoctions and coru-atenations.
By Katherine Allliton MacLean
ty Citizen writes interestingly nf them in a hotter way than
Yours sincerely.
II W llouk.
we could; We reproduce in full what the Citizen says, as
Did you remember that yrstrr follows:
day was Mother1* day T '
Talk honesty, iliw ii.v , straight"Every person who has conducted a business in which
shooting or public loyalty to a cer
the extending of credit is practiced must be impressed with
Wonder what Jhe Largo Senator the large number of people in the world who appear to In tain tyjK- of politician and he will
agree with you grandiloquently I
hag done with his airplane?
pnt you patronizingly „n the hack,
born deadbeats.
anil then scab vaguely uf “ prac-,
"There
are
a
few
in
every
community
who
make
preten
Helping n brother tote his load
llcnl polities" in such a tone as to
lighten* )'vur,o>ru^-Dothan Eagle. sions to business and social standing, yet were never known
to pay a bill when it was due and seldom pay one at all. ex imply that you are nice but pnlvcj
and ihnl fine talk made in puhlucepting as a result of hounding or legal action.
Is ilnpi nctiral in private —Jin k-l
lly their records you shall know
"Morally then- is no difference between one who fails to sonville Journal
them. Investigate the records be
pay itii Tamest debt when he can pay it and one who robs a
fore you vote for them.
til! or cracks a safe.
H lA Y it >; 1928
Editor The Herald:
We have often hud occasion to
admire tm* courageous attitude of
your editorial column*, especially
since courage though common to
mortals, is rare In newspapers. A l
so, it has seemed to us that you
have stood up under punishment
manfully, and refused to use the
great power o f the press except,
in the Interest o f the public good
— realising that the management
o f a newspaper in in the nature of
a public office— a public trust.
The. people ol Florida.uru la cin g,
a very grave situation and • twothirda o f them want to defeat Catts
/or fovarnor, and yet they may
\nnouncimr Ihc-iippaintmciiUof
& STORAGE CO.
I'lnnfl. H i u i l n f ,
H m ii I I uh
were weleomiug the crew of the
i r s lln ii, S l,l|ip lri.
airship Un-men. Of the crew were
Iilf* T r u r k I ' n r l t l f trd?
•DO
-o n \ . i|niilr V < r
two Germans and one Irishmen.
If W. I.OSSING Mgr.
Ten years ago this country was at
war with Germany. All Geimans
were anathema to patriotic Am er
icans. The two German aviators 1
whom New Yorkers and the nation I
at large were tumultuously wrl- j
coming at the hour Mr. Mabie wusT
shouting
his I attic-cry against '
the f onfedei ae.v would, had they)
set toot on these shores ten years J
ago, have been locked up as spies
and ptolinhly have been shot.
Were New Yorkers— many of
whom, by the way, are offspring
of cxUonfcdcrates—wrong in wet.
coming so enthusiastically out j
former enemies, wrong in rr using |
to bother their heads with the fn,-t
that, ten years ago, at'. Germans
were Hurts nnd the hegolton of anti.
fiy DR- J. C. HOWELL
Christ? And if not, then what
about Mr. Maldc? How does Mr.
200 West Gore Avr.
Mubic, son of a Union soldier and
Orlando, h'lurldu
waging cvrbul war against the
ghosts o f men wh<> died in battle I
Hemorrhoids.
before lie was born— how- does Mi
(iaH
and Indigestion
Mabie, in the light of the demon,
stiatiun over the Bremen crew,!
Wom.ii) IT .years of am-, solid lint from tiemorttinlit*. sis ulol Inlook to the naked eye?
(!l»i nlloti. value for iK-atmi-iit SluAs one to unolher, we should 1 w.ib very weak unit m-i'Voiie uml
Sto- hail
say tltHi Mr. Mabie looks uncom Irouhlcil with liu>otniil:i
tihd no many <llffcri iit dovloix iltai
monly like an ass.
flu- hint' utmost given up h«p» of
lit
Hcl I llllt heller Site # 11, luktUti I Wo
or Hi),., etipe of coffee a (III) ‘to
hi ( |i livrei-lf up
A flrr a -Itiorotigh emiiulliatluii II
J
D h lt m iM
easily fail in so doing.
With four strong nnti-Cutts can
didates for governor o f Florida in
the race, and each o f the four
claiming that he is the lcadqr >r
rapidly heqoming so and that
Catts is running second, the situa
tion would be ludicrous in the ex
treme were not the welfare o f the
people wo gravely involved in the
outcome.
If all of these four claimants
are sincere, und there is no reason
to doubt it, no one o f them will
H IN T S
TTketO l
p,;r. I'Cllt
of
Otljrrh.
#4,
Sanford, Florida
as authorized W illys-Ovcrland dealers
in this eommmunity
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V the appointment o f the Kent Motor
C’o„ Sanford is now assured depend
able, responsible local representation
for Whippet and Willys-Knhyht ears.
W ith a modernly equipped Service Depart
ment- em ploying conscientious and efficent
mechanics, available at all times, WillysKnight and W hippet owners in this vicinity
v.*zU h\» assured ths uninterrupted use and
enjoyment o f their motor cars.
The members or m e Kent Motor Cq., join
with i i s in extending a most cordial invita
tion to the motoring public o f Sanford to at
tend their form al opening as W illys-Overland representatives in this territory.
Watch newspapers fo r announcement o f
oneniiTA** .
Willy.-t-Overlaml. Inc
In
ilie R«Ktro-tntcatinal iruet. Stic im.l
hern rutlllK •tevlttllllrd fooilK. wlih'il
had let up an arid condition, and
rectified In ranattpatlnn uml In-mot ■
rliulda, Juai a. It doea In lunrt oih( ri>, aoonnr or later.
Seven week» nflcr lieitlnnliiK tinI real me ItI Wc gave her n lllhloUHII
( xuminutlon and found that the
liuinon liulda llliM had Iroubled ‘ lici
«o hudly had uolto. die Imd no
mole a a*, .h er appotltr nu, mi ih r ciiotiK ihnl «h* was flndliiu It haul
lo set enough food to sutlafy, Nile
was having KOod normal l.onet
movementH. rlceplliu well Htul (.•••Hi
ed t(( he pi the beat of lieatlli, Xn<ui.illy. ahe la very araleful for
wliHI Iium heetl done ulul la ulllltvv;
tu 1(11 ntivloMly h I'OUI her «-((iidllhoi
Dr. Jo,
t'or win llovvell, it,
yrtua
practice In ' Orlando. ,
SpcclullxItiK In uon-tniritlrul o f
fice treatment Of dlaraae of
-lounicti. bowvla and rwjlvm,
... alia ty. liotc Aiiv. —*Tate,di"tl(
•lit. vYoil Hill he culprlaed
how'. Ullh'Jdy you w'lll pel Well
w i t h o u t loaa of time from totaluo»*. Write or photo- fur tie.
literature and coniuRatlun.
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THE SANFORD HERAU), SANFORD, FLORIDA,. -MONDAY- M A Y -I V 1928 ~~
Wflce T el^ k m ® 148 MRS. FRED, S. D A IG E R , Society Edltp& Residence
Gram m ar School Has
In terestin g Program
T e l 37.
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Latest Lon'Chaney . J K A T E I(S IT > B S T ii)lT A IS ;S J .E N J K IlT A J N il H EW IN G C L W . l T ” •a.*••**-»•
The members o f the Kappa Phi
The members o f the* SqnsJilhe
Film To Be Shown Sigma
Fraternity or Rollins Col Sewing Club were delightfully! cn*
entertained the mothers and tortalned Friday afternoon by Mrs.
At Milane Theater j lege
fathers, Sunday afternoon nt a de
J. J. Carver at her home on Poplar J
lightful informal “ Open House"
nnd “ Mother’s D ay" program at
their fraternity house on Virginia
Avenue, Thy rooms were brighten
ed by numerous baskets o f larksspurs, snap dragons, and other
Spring flowers combined
with
greenery. During the afternoon re
freshments of n tasty lea course
were served. Among those from
Sanford attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Iichmnn and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Russell.
I
Th,
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D e , Forest Sanford
“ Substitute Emotions" are the
Avenue. The rooms were made
acting secrets o f the yofangfist
more attrnct.vc with quantities of
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heroine of the screen. Just as
Easter Lillies, gladioli and ferns.
substitutes were obtained during
The afternoon was enjoyably
On Friday morning, an unus
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Davis re
spent with sewing nnd latere re
the
war
for
butter,
sugar
and
other
turned
to
their
home
at
Orhindo,
ually inferos ting program was
freshments
of
chicken
salad,
unobtainable commodities, so sub
presented at the Grammar School, Sunday evening after spending n
snltincs nnd iced ie a were served
few days here ns the guests o f the stitutes fo r the great emotions of
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in observance o f “ Mother’s Day, '
by the hostess.
TU ESD AY
latter’s patents Mr. and Mrs. W. life were devised fo r .Loretta
Members present were Mrs. J.]
Class o f the First Rap- under the, direction o f the princi P. Fields.
Woung when sho played Lon
S,
Niblack, Mrs. W. E. Raines,
will
meet
nt
7:30
pal, Mrs. Dwight Babbitt, in the
[Church
Chaney’* heroine
In
t‘ L»uglt,
Mrs. A. B. L o v e ly , Mrs. H. E.
„ »t the home o f Mrs. Ira presence o f a large audience of
Clareurp, Fields (if. Miami spent Clown, Laugh," which comes to
Weckley, Mrs. C. B. Knapp, M rs.1
JflrJ, 1112 Laurel Avenue.
V * ,-M
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U X o ( r-| S ,l* .': . 1.1
the week-end here .with his par the Milane Theater today. J 1
pqrents and interested friends.
S. W. Beal nnd Mrs. J. J. Carver.
ttis meeting o f the Music
ents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
P.
Fields.
Egyptians
uto
morn
American
The program* in full covered the
The sixtetn-yenr-old girl, play
Tft-------------------nent o f the Wothnn’s Club
apples last year than in any prev
Automobile stage services In]
ing her first big role on tho screen, ious 12 months.
t held at 3:00 o’clock, fol- following numbers:
Mr. and Mrs, William Allen of
Madagascar now. covers C03 tnilcs
had to depict emotions reaching j
Song, “ Star Spangled Unimex,’ ’
.i
ty a program at *1:00
Daytona, Mr- and Mrs. L. U. Ed the- very dnptlis o f human exper
by
the
school.
honoring the CCcilinit Muswards and $.t>n Paul o f Daytona, ience.
Sho had never known
Salute to the Flag.
Miss Minnie A lle n 'o f Tampa, Tim these emotions. So Herbert .Brai.
Scripture* rending.
.Robert J. Holly Jr., w ill enAllen and son J. F. Allen of Cres nun, the director, hit upon.a meth
Prayer.
The M ilane aitnounces a new schedule o f
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cent City spent the day here Sun od of substitution.
i the members o f the DupliSong, “ My Tribute'' by the
Club at her home in
day as the guests o f their mother
Where she had to portray tho
Admissions.
school; *
,
hitter grief o f disillusionment, tn
Mrs. S. J. Allen.
Reading, “ Helping Mother" by
her lover, Ilrenon laid her think ;
ess Women’s Circle o f the Dorothy Pope.
o f the time her pet dog was killed |
Mrs.
A.
B.
Jeacle,
o
f
tho
Semi
, Presbyterian Church with
Acrostic, "M other" by Kathleen
by an auto— for that sho under-'
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, bore Turner Chairman, will Laney, Caroline Diggers, Sadie nole Hat Shop, left Monday to stood, and registered a reaction of
Night admission priocs will be 35e, excepting tor the
t it 8:00 o'clock nt the home of Garner, Margaret Murff, Eloise spend the summer at points in the sorrow which, on the screen, apJenn Maxwell, 327 West Wynn, Evelyn Porter and Gladys north mid will return jn Septem prnrs the desired one. Through
Super Special Productions usually shown on Monday,
ber to open her shop for the win out the picture Ilrenon mnde clev
i Street, with Miss Maxwell, Garner.
or Monday and Tuesday then the night prices will be
er suggestions for "substitute cmt>■Dorothy Stokes and Miss
“ 0c but the matinee prices will be 35c. Matinee admlsRending, “ What Mother Thinks," ter season.
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lions" wherever the young actress;
a Hammond ns hostesses.
by Hillie Crouch.
‘
Itideto.
sjon
:jr>e*every
day Saturdays and Holidays included
Me. noil Mrs, iicnr.il Stafford [ ^emed to l*o getting beyond her]
Song. “ Home and Mother," by
WEDNESDAY
Children under 12 years 10c matinee nnd night.
itaugt
Helen Llij- t-j
.j*ju, new*- H eiberti-.,. Ilrenon
Jie Turner ‘Circle o f the First Mrs. Claude . Jliptuinn and Mrs. and small daughter
lifth motored to' Orlando, ’
at Church, will meet at the-i George Harden.
• 1 production is n vtvhl ktAry o r j n c
■it
Presentation , o f Florida State where they spent the afternoon as behind-the scenes of the theatre,
* r *.
i of Mrs. J. D. Dossey nt'3:3<)
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. La Rue w ith 'Lon Chaney playing the trag
; with Mrs. Dosesy, Mrs. R. Flag, ns a gift t<* the school from,
*i
Bliss, i
ic clown,*who makes a supreme
in and Mrs. L. R. Bragg the pupils o f the sixth grades.
sacrifice for the happiness o f the
Ilsii- Pvizt . awarded ><* Billy
llrtts.wcs.
f . . w—I*. ill*', i 1 : i * V* . Talbott,
Me :n.' 1‘ . i ir.n.l 1term I1' • woman lie licet. Mon.I Barryfdfar' Departnient o f the Wn.
more
scored
ii!i
tin*
stage
in
the
11lei .......
. **!uv
Il'ftt v •III Linn’*- i lid*.
turned i * .
i 'i Club will
meet nt 2 AM
Martting 1f |rir.ea f* r t In- b •*( r;*'in Mum. >
> 1ioV e he' ll spoken ver^ oi of tlu iiimous piny.
Mi>*- Young, the screen's newxfc
i inmi i ‘ pure lit *
j i*it "I* Id lum.idca,” First '.!!*■ gUl
est Cinderella, pl. ys* tlic heroine
THURSDAY
.-*. B ibo Dean.
I-, .S't in < obi. given by Joseph Mr. and
and Nils Avtlier, I'ommis for the
ninolc Chapter No. 2 O. E. R.
— —
-elltctti’ <*f the Milano Tlautre,
juvenile lead in “ Sorrell and Son,"
I hold meeting at 7:30 o’clock
won liy Mml iM- Tom*nee; .accond
Dr. T. Alien .lotus of 1Injupaw Bernard Siegi I. < -o-y Fit/.-Ger
.Masonic Temple.
gnld offered by l.ill- spent Humluy hem* n ill) his nintber ald, Gwen Lee. Wampus baby star
e,
F R ID A Y
ten K. Allen iresident « f tlu* Suu- Mrs. Minnie iI. Julies.
o f P.l2k, and many others o f note
' Bee Sewing Club w ill meet
-Atlantic lliink, won by Georgo
are ill the big supporting cast.
•----—s, G. S. l.ittrell.
Smith, both llie winners are pu
Miss Belly Waring of Summer
S A TU R D A Y
pils of the fifth grade o f which ville, S. <\, is expected to nrrive Mrs. Eldridyre Gives
Pupils o f Miss Margaret Miss Mildred Mitchell Is lonelier.
be tv this week nnd will be the
i will present recital at 3:30 For the next ten best essays, pnsPdrty For H er Club
guest rtf Mrs. T. L. Dumas at her
[at her studio on West First es to the Milane Theatre were n- home on Park Avenue.
warded Elojse Wynn, Mnrgnret
Enjoyable in every way was the
(Qildrrns Story Hour nt 10:00 Murff,
'Mrs. E. Z. Pulliam nnd son "spend the dny" party
Richard Deas,
Naomi
given
xk at the Library.
Hutchins, Evelyn Porter, Frisia, Gordon, and sister Mrs. Uimdl of Thursday, nt tho home of Mr. und
(iuuns, f a i l Vnuse, Bessie Riley, Minuuolu spent the day lien* Sun Mrs. Robert R. Kldridgc nt t’ ualn.
rs. Dwight Babbitt Georgina Marl and Frederick Dai- day as the guests o f Mrs. Sara The guests were th c mem hers of
Stewart at her home on Mellon- the old Circle number 3 o f the First
Entertains A t Home gor.
villa Avenue.
Methodist CJiurch.
A t the lieginnnig of this year n
Gleaners
Class
Has
|Among tho many enjoyable
Kliss Ruth Pulliam o f New York new system .for the circle* was ar
till affairs of the season, one of
Final M eet O f Y e a r is spending a few days here as the ranged, but -.members o f Circle
guest of Mrs. Sara Stewart and 3 who had worked with Mrs.
epttnnal intreest and pleasure
family on Mcllonville Avenue.
The
fimth
meeting
of
the
Gleaners
i that of Friday evening when
Eldridge for so many years de
Class
o
f
the
First
Presbyterian
sired to re nsseinbU* for a fare
la. Itwight Babbitt entertained
Tlu* many friends <>f Mrs. J. D.
dinner ait her home on Sanford Sunday Nchaol for the year was in Roberts will regret to learn that well meeting. Th members of the
I f your daughter is among- those happy young people, who
e rtle und the host of friends of
untie. The quests were the mem* the form o f a picnic which was slit* continues critically ill al liei Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge regret very
of the Faculty of the Grain held Tuesday evrtiing at the lovely home oil Laurel Avenue.
much that they are planning to
w ill deceive a diploma o r take part in the graduation fe s
country home of Mrs. Fred T. W il
in' School.
leave soon for their old hothe at
Mrs.
Mary
Colliourne,
Mrs.
II.
II.
liams
on
Crystal
Lake.
|The dainty rolor m otif f yellow,
Richmond, Vn. Their charming
On account of the inclement Chappell and .\i •*. Woeeler moto hosp tulily, reminiscent o f the Old
lit* and green was featured in ,
tivities, you will want her to have that quiet consiousness
weather, the nflair was held in the red to lakeland Sunday, Mesdames South, and their helpfulness in nil
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iry detail. Quantities o f lovely
Willimus home instead of out of Golbnume nml < Imppel returned I worthy muses will he a distinct
l flowns Imt their beauty in di* doors as planned. Adorning U il noctae buuday evening wnile Mr.,
that she is loking her best.
loss to our community.
King for this affair. The din- spacious rooms of the home w e r e ' wneefo]. will spend a short tlnu
At one o’clock u most bounti ful
►
r table was attractively urrang- au abundance iif Spring flowers there visiting friends.
as well as delicious dinner was
spread. Dur ng the afternoon sing
! tnd n u t. iv(| with a crystal in the pastel tints anil combined
with greenery.
Mrs. Dwight Babbit bus a* In
ing of old fnvoirte hymns und
*1 of yellow blossoms and sprig.*
Games and Contests conducted house guest at her home on 1pleasant conversation was enjoyed.
f asparagus ferns, with tall splint- by’ .Mrs. {'. I). Wolfe and Mrs. Sanford Avenue-, Miss Anna Lee
Mrs. .1. K. Mcttinger, organizer of
Come in and look at the lovely new
yellow tapers burning nt Henry Me Iaiulin, caused the eve Huechu of Minneapolis, Minn., who
the* circle and the following oxer side. Favors o f miniature ning hours to pass all too soon. A has been spending toe winter at
ehn'rman were i resent: Mrs, W. K.
ukets of yellow filled with eunil- bounteous picnie supper was serv St.Petersburg and is en route Imine. Mrs. It. L. Shinhnlser, Mrs. W. E.
were placed at each plate. At ed lifter which musical numbers
(Thornton, Mrs. Robert Torrcne*.
itcn o'clock a delicious six cour-c were given. At the dose of the
Mr. and Mrs. John Russell and Raines, nod Mrs. G. C. McCrory.
•tier was served.
program the retiring officers, Mrs. ebililreu have returned to Sanford ( ’ rcle members nllrndin gwore
following tho dinner, the hours t'laude Howard, president, Mrs. II. after an extended nbsenee during Mrs. Bolie Williams, Mrs. Lola Lc
quickly spent with readings, M. Rumbley, vice president. Mis* which time they have been spetul- Gelte, Mrs. J. M. Hayes, Mrs. T.
lBficnml games.
Linnii riiitteiidvn scrrelnry and ini- seveial weeks at nmols in W. William-. Mi *. I*. M, Elder. I
fu'iis were la d for Miss Nun- Mrs. Mary Pnleston, teacher were
Texas, Arkansas and other point** M rs. I. 1). Barker, Mrs. Marcus j
IhnonaM, Miss Ethel Riser, presented lovely bouquets o f flow in the* West.
Tyre, Mrs. J. M. Moye, Mrs. Ross
*1M Mildred
Mitchell,
Miss ers as tokens o f appreciation from
Adams, Mrs. J. E, Preston, Mrs.!
Junor Hopkins, Miss Ins Britt, the rlass. About 10 members en
that we have just received and placed on display. .*-'•
Mr. and Mrs. Tom O. Owen of Mitchell, M :*s Annie D. Mitchell, j
*** Maxine Young, Frs. Sybil joyed this uffuir.
f ’ lenrwuter spent the week-end Miss Florcnle Stevens o f AinerP j
j~°th. Miss Munn Mayo Fleming,
here as the guests of Mrs. Owen'- eu«, Gq., and Mrs, Itftbelt F.lGeorgettes and Taffetas.
Ju. Effie Durden, Mrs. Irma
sister, Mrs. Kirie-t Hill lit lie; driilge.
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Theater
Announces
“Dt and Mrs. Tony l ’itchford.
home in I’ulni Terrace.
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N ew Summer Prices
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walsma of
Beautifully
trimmed
with
lace
or
self
trinim
ed
wijth
Music Club Meets On I A new summer schedule o f nil- Mr. ami Mrs. Robert \\ Ison ||„in04 c ity , are spending it fiw
ami small daughter of Orlando
here its the guests o f Mn..
Saturday A ftern oon mission prices became effective spent the day here, Sunday us the [days
dainty picoted ru ffles and satin ribbpns. •
Harry It. Ix*wis at her home on
at the Milane Theater today, ac- guests o f Mrs. Wilson’s parent* Magnolia Avenue.
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The Ceillian Music Club meet- * ording to an announcement made Mr. and Mrs. J. t’. AyeocL.
a
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tt on Saturday afternoon opened this morning by J. L. Marentcite,
Master Munson Tilihul* of Uma
Y ou r daughter w ill love them !
f 1(h *i general discussion on “ Mus. the mannrer. Tho |t\ice eliauge
M and Mr*. Franklin D. Hard tilla is spending several weeks
1*nd My Summer Vocation." A a. will ho effetliyo for all except away nnd baby of Orlando spent here as the guest o f Ids auntr,
These dresses al-e m oderately priced! at +tt. r. tn<s
■Mcenient was made o f pro- "super-productions" which may bo the week-end here ns the guests of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson and M|i»
,m to be presented Tuesday shown at the theater during the Mr. mid Mrs. Hardaway’s parents, Fannie Rehn Munson.
Itemooa at the Woman's Club summer months. The now .schedule Mr. and Mi's. Harry J. Wil on.
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P *be music* Department lionor- o f prices will be kept in tffo c.
during the entire summer. The I Duk Twilcliell and small son
Music Club.
JiX.1 o.i *
Afvery enjoyable program from date ul wlieili winter pricei will laddie,
*.**t>p* il over in Hanford
* advuneed and junior tnctnbars be resumed has net yet l.ci u an Sunday en r ute t > Ins leone at
f **
Bering tho following selec t ions nounced by the manager.
Dqytnnu
Hein It. r
i ^Boston,
Mass., where they have been
rendered during the afterC LU B TO HOLD M EETING
on:
spending several month'.
•#‘‘Spring Kong
Stndiug—Betty
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On Tuesday afternoon, at three
rmister.
V I 3-w< ' ■'
o’clock,
the
tegular
butiucss
meet“Ounce of Debutantes",.Thomas
•t
ing o f the M uh’c Department o f
'Mary Frances Andrews.
W
e
would
also
call
your
attention
to
the
pretty
little
O
rgandy
afternoon
D
resses
the Woman’s Club will he held
bridal Clmrus",
W agner—
under the direction o f Dm* chair
■.-« -vre':
■•fEttret To'rrcnce.
man, Mrs. W. S. Leak. A fte r the
N o w on display in our Ready-to-W ear Departm ent.
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“Minuet W a llt", Chopin— V ir- business session a most enjoyable
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Kinsell.
progruni w ill he rendered begin
Priced to suit any purse from
.1
ning at four o’clock honoring the
vf
members o f tho Cecilian Music
V
“Sheppards H e y ,"
Granger— Club. Selections front "The Bo
.I*
“ “*11* Muhoney.
hemian Girl" will bo given. Vocal
“Hunting Song," Burlltt— Fran.
mtmlier« ,\vj[| lie sung by Mrs.
^ ___*'_ Mahoney,
...wssiOVID
$ 5 ~ - 0 0 - to $ 4 5 * 0 0
Arthur BrannanJ Mrs. ‘Robert L.
"Indiana,"
Bllbro—Jack
Wilson. Bohtp
“Ranee
o f Forest Sprites."
Glenn und Mrs. W. S. Leak, with
“Vslss,"
Betty Hintcr- Mrs. It. R, Dens a* accompanist.
14 1Godard—
i0Jkorria<m
ister snd M nrgart1 Torrence.
An instrumt'nta! trio will be play
“Curious H toi*
Bohr— Mary ed fly Miss Pauline Cook, Mr.
iWsnt.
Kraxler and Mr. Rees, accompanied
“Spinning Song," LltofJ— Mary by Mrs. C. II. Cook. The public is
iiabeth Tolar.
most cordially invited to uttend
“Arpeggio," Crawford — Mary this affair. A small fee wijl be
Telle Smith.
charged.
“Valsa Caprice," Ncwland—Elvn
. I
Mr. ond Mrs. Roy Me Intyre of
“Rakocxl March (T w o pianos),
Lakeland returned to 'their home
Idsit—Ruth Penrinan, Mary Elix- Monday morning after spending
*l»th Tolar. Fanhlo Rcba Munson the week-end here ns the guests
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PA G E FOUR
Feds To1 Mem
This I *n*f ^ P^nls each on the week. But
Are More 'Popular
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going Oi do about n ease like
Afternoon In Final Game I you
Thari Old Coal Type
Hint? The answer will lie found
Webster’s rather interest
Pitcher, Set Fine Records LONDON, May 14.— Oil is heat
A t H om e Until Next Week ining Mr.attempt
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Orlando’s Colts Invade Sanford
this afternoon for u single "tussle
at the local baseball park before
the Celery Feds start on n week’s
tour that w ill carry them to Or
lando and Daytoim Hm.lt. The
first till away from home will be a
double header at Orlando tomor
row nfternoon. The Feds return to
Sanford next Monday.
The Celery Feds arc due for a
win from Orlando this afternoon
So far Colts have been too much
fo r them, but the wild win they
scored over the first place Sheriffs
Saturday nfternoon should start
Saturday’s name is the first the
them o ff toduy with a bans'.
Sanford team has ■ won at home
thla year. A riot oDcuns made up
fo r a few loses os fur as the fans
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Tour O f Old Country
May 14.— ( I N S ) — Wal.
Yankees Increase Lead In terPAULS,
Hagen, one o f the particularly
bright stars in Americn’s golfing
has had his ups nipt
American League Race A s . constellation,
downs since coming to Europe last
month, two downs jtnd one up to
But tie apparently likes
Giants Drop Behind Reds bhtheenact,
old world, for he plans tour
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are a single game uhrad~~of- the
Colts In the stondings. The Colts
are next to the tailcnd .Miami
Hustlers.
A big crowd is expected to tnx
the seating capacity of tho Muni
cipal Atlddtic Field this afternoon.
A motorcade o f Orlando fans, Riv
en fresh enthusiasm by tho Colts
win over the Hustlers Saturday,
will he here to root for tho team.
Sanford’ fans are expected to turn
out to see their team win another
gome.
A fter the final Kamo with the
Colts in Orlando Wednesday the
Feds will move' up to Daytona
Beach for Thursday, Friday ami
Saturday. They will meet Daytona
Bench here next Monday in n
three game series,
nothing.
The White Sox. Cleveland and
Detroit have come to tho Yankee
Stadium and have left the record
o f one game won in nine played.
The Yank’s pitching may bo a bit
uncertain nnd the Indian pitchers
did cramp their style to some ex
tent hut they always had the
punch witli men on.
So far, the Indians have looked
the part o f tho host Western cluli,
playing the Yanks right flown to
tho Inst post nnd then knocking
o ff the Athletics for two straight
after Mr. Mnck’s young nnd old
men hud won six in a row, and as
n fitting tribute to Cleveland's
pitching, it might lie mentioned
that the club averaged just a little
more than three runs n game dur
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reeled o ff six in a row but were
Sports Kditor
stopped yesterday by the Braves.
N E W YOHK, May 14.—Comedy However, they advanced all o f !IG
may bo tho motif of the American points in percentage and moved
League situntion, with the Yankees from sixth place to fourth.' They
increasing their ndvantage of DIG were third yesterday hut dropped
ftcr ccntngo points at the end o f |bnck a half game behind Hie Cults.
last week to 112 at the beginning
That's tlie kind of a iniss.and*
o f this one, but, to the clubs im out they m e sponsoring in the
mediately Involved, the National National la-ague today. The Giants
League race is about ns comical nnd Pirates each broke even on
ns u hair lip. The Giants were b! x games during the week hut
comfortably behind tlie Beds, who .GOD hasehalf simply won't tin even
moved Into first place yesterday over a brief interval, with two of
by winning from the hopeless Phils the remaining contenders coming
while the Giants were tossing off like the first (>f the month and the
their second straight to the Cults.
other, Cinrinnuti. gaining ‘in points
The entire National League be on the week. The Cubs, Cards, ijnd
came tighter than a suitor’s hand Beds, were the only entries to \hl
clasp during the >veek as the re themselves any godd for tin; stVen
sult of a general balancing of days in f|ucstioii losing 'JS points
values. The Cults for example, in the table and dropping from
stopped losing to everyone and third lo sixth place, where they lie.
proceeded to win from all comers, l"ng.
beating the Giants and Dodgers
By comparison, tlie American
out of six straight, gaining no less
League has no more action limn a
than 10H points in the percentage
table. Tlie Athletics and Indians
table ami advancing from fifth t<>
did manage to keep moving in the
third place in the standing of the
ing Berlin, Vienna, the iRivicra
and Ireland and* indulging in ex
hibition matches between trains
before returning to the United
States for the National Open
Championship in June.
A fter recouping his lost prestige
by winning the British Open, "S ir
W alter’’ came to the St. Cloud
Country Club yesterday and was
beaten by Audrey Boomer, the
French open champion, .'1 and 2.
Before a record gallery o f 2,000
persons, Hagen flashed a rare
mixture o f brilliant and erratic
golf. More 111,-in a half dozen timein the first eighteen holes, pool
putting prevented him from having
or winning holes almost in his
grasp.
Auto Hours For Freshmen
Because nf tlie growing nunile-r
of automobile crashes in which
university men have been involved,
officials of Cambridge University
in England have made a nib- per
mitting new undergraduates to
use their ears only between luin lienn time and H or lock at iijght.
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ex- i( Pete I-nUo.or Scranton ,Pa„ f
‘ or weitorV night i uanipp-n; f.
1fircssiAltciJltoAbllV'by the llltf+»nJ.
Crimson Inst Friday, an ed itorial! defeat Bing Goulet of
in today's issue <>f Daily Print c- McM., In their ten round bout
toninn expressed the hope that tonight in order t„ remain ell
athletic relations will soon he ie- for his light heavy-weig>
stimed between
Harvard
and fight with Tommy Loughrii
Prince it in.' The ulilurial* stated- i» May :)i>. Conley-nearly heat
Berienhachriterh lust July.
part.
"On the attitude nf the two
athletic association* we ore not
prepared to comment, but we. with
the , Crimson, hope for the day
when Hnrvmd and Princeton men
can again lenuw old acquaint
ances in friendly athletic rivalry.
PRINCETON, N. J.. Maw,
ing ronl in the battle for suprem
acy in shipbuilding, it i* revealed
N E W YORK, May 1 I.— ( I N S )— slammed Guy Bush around for j)V figures isused by Lloyd’s great
George Uhle, pitching nco o f tho five runs in the third frame. Jack-j mercantile marine insurance conCleveland Indians, and Herb Pen- son’s first two errors tipped the j cern
beans and hi* third spilled them , F ’ r the
t ycar ,hr tonnage
nock, veteran snuthpuw o f the
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of mot)„. flipping being built
New York Yankees, may win fifty
The Beds eased into first place ( hroughout the world has exceeded
games between them this year. on the chin-strap, swamping the lh(, tll|inage o f steamships, the fig
With little more than a month of punch Icss Phillies 11 to 4. Callu uros show. At the moment the
the season gone, each has turned ghan, ('inti rookie got four hits.
shipbuilding world is experiencing
in six triumphs.
Although touched for five runs a boom in motor-driven vessels.
Uhie is getting better every* time in the fifth inning, Joe Grnewich
Tlie first signs of the boom be*,
Poland—*Work being* rushed ‘ to
he Starts. Yesterday he held the o f tlie Boston Braves heat .St. came noticeable In the qtuu tirK completion mi S IOO.OHU new Votin'
Athletics to one hit. A double by f Louis ii to G, and snapped the win returns for June of last year,
sia county court house.
Cochrane in the second Inning, ning streak o f the Cardinals. • A when there was a preponderant
blanked the Mnrknicn 2 to 0. Ed homer and a double by Bichbourg of 113,000 in the motor tonmig'.
die Bomniell yielded only five hits drove in four Boston runs,
In the September guartcr it had
but was in what is technically
With a revumped line up, the become 120,000 tons. Figures for
known ns n tough spot.
Brooklyn Bold ns ended their losing the March quarter of this year
The Athletics who are now prac streak of five, games by trouncing show that oil is leading coal by
tically tied with
Cleveland for the Pirates H to G. Gunk Hendrick, 100,000 tons.
second place, are four games be converted outfielder whose error
Coal To Stay
the, Pirates
hind the Yankees. Pcnnoek stopped gave
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Experts, however, ridicule stateDetroit yesterday by n 7 to 2 in Pittsburgh lost his third base
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ncxt few years
count, the Yanks sewing up the Oh to Rhonda Who had not quite
, (|rivcn VMW,8 vvin have ceased
giinic in the first inning with a bee., at home playing second. Out, lniH ,|own. |t j* pointed out
four run rally. Koenig got four fielder Stilts and second baseman
that the most important fact in
hits ami Babe Buth three.
Partridge, Inst
year’s regulars
the returns issued by Lloyd's i*
The Cub’s eighth straight vic who have been warming the bench
that in Great Britinn, which still
tory, n 0 to o triumph over New this season, were given another
Irndi, in shipbuilding, steam Uyv
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York set the Giants into second chance to make good.
hage shows a temfency to in c lin e
place. Sheriff Blake, who hasn't
The Washington Senators made
its supremacy over motor tonnage.
lost a game this season- and is sixteen hits in taking a HI to ’!
The subject of oil, versus coal
leading the
Leagues' pitches's, slug Test-from the White Sox. Th"
has become jin important contro
blanked the Ginnts after they had Browns nnd Bed Sox did not play.
versy among shipbuilders here and
in other ports of the world. Sir
John I-alt a. one o f the lilast' oxT R A D E IS PENDING
tcrieiucd • hipping men in Eng.land*
disagrees emphatically from
N E W YORK, May
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those win. expect the lapiil disap
— A Hrnukly n-Pittshurgh trade in
pearance nf coal from the sens.
volving Jess Potty, suspended
"l-'oi higher speed," h: said in
Brooklyn southpaw, was reported
to bo hanging fire when the two
an interview, "say above eleven
dubs left here for Pittsburgh late
knots, the l li.sol engine is the
B ARTH U R I.. MAKER
yesterday. The Pirates are said
best, lint f t speeds below eleven
International News Sen ire
to want Petty and a catcher in ex
knots I have found that coal i* the
S taff Correspondent
change for Camion Hill, pitcher,
HOLLYW OOD, Calif., May 1I — better. For slow speeds and rough
Johnny Gooch, catcher, nnd .loo
Mechanical
voices will “ double” cargo H ide is go -ign iliat oil will
Harris, substitute first baseninn.
for film stars in “ talking" pictures ill place coal
Still lu Di'imti
of the future, says Director Fred
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The automatic voice, recently Mint t* nwiiPi s an 1111• t*11v«
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Penn and Princeton in (lie Childs
British inventor, will prove a boon
<'up ra.e on .Saturday, the crack
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American locomotives aie being 1solve the problem
used mi the Madagascar (invrii.titis I . fo i- in
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k i t utlcuded to e o u liu t ex port* .tad WOf k ( 111* 4^|l Flail ul lilt J!if«n i| | Eii UK I t a
A.1 II <tfn (1*1 Inttlllidl. h <p
f m u cou tro l the woeld price* oi Il*c oi tills lund will be paid (hr I v I iiur.
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tw o co raw o d iliei, tl»c U c N x iy - peases and losses ol opcialloin, in
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d jm e ttic p r u c t only, the exeex* ol dumping the surplui in loielgn niaiI In- Depaituu-iit ot \giiciilliiie
V .'odm lioa over dom avtic eu iu u m p - kets at less than tile pine paid al ami t c lie ges ol Agl ie iiltui e in ni'.o
non being exported a t w orld prices, Iii ime-.
i in- duly on imp.,Ms nt l> all id tlie Stales ate constantly
i t would u p d a te w butfy at Use e x wheat is now 42 cents pei bushel, de-inoiistiating to tlie rising genera
pense ol dom estic consum ers.
and the original plait contemplated tion bow tin- yields ol products per
It is claimed lor the MiNary- that the Board Would buy ami tv- ■uir may- be uificust-d and elicajjllaugcn bill tlut it ia an exception poit enough wheat to raise the do ened, and lire iiripleineni manutai
to tile general rule that price-lilt- mestic price lo approximately the tureis ale- eoiislanlly increasing the
Ikig measures defeat tLeir own pur- level of the world price, plus the etfecliverie'ss oi man power on the
C k by ktiuiulatmg production, it duty, but the bill now pending goes (arm*. All this is hrlplul to the
said tlut the provistou b) wiucb this one better by providing th it lurnre-r vvlio is abrl to adopt tin
Ihi excess over domestic consump the equalization tec shall be col new method', hut nirvitahly makes
tion is to he sold ahixiad at wotld lected upon all illipotlcd lot in plod- harder eoiielilions {or the f j t l m r
'rices will serve as a penalty upon Uils, wlmh practically In., tin c i vvh.i keeps on Iaiming with the
the excess, and will etlrcli\«l> dis te si ol adding that much to the |.iailiits ol an carlirr time
It is
courage the Li} JInrf > I ron I IK|4111uc ■ tai dl rat, s
meltable lb.it niipr oVed uieihods
lug an exct>.
It is .illirnn.l tlut
Mllli till provision the equaliza .ml lower costs will lend to lower
the producer will dilirrcnti.ilc be tion let- elocs not Mm - atily iiili.t- prii es.
Iwecq tin poiiton oi a i top sold tor '•ul ol tile price, bm tin.) hl.onie
Apropos of thr turegoing we give
dome tile cuMtUinptu-ii at a prulit .in additional charge iq.idi ihe eon* tlie follow iiig extrae t Iiom a ic.e ut
Bud the portion sold (it is alleged) suiiicl. In any event, the eepraiiza- pa;*e-r by Professor t\ T: Dowell,
at a loss tig * xpnrt. ami will natur linn lee wit ) be liolhilig to (hi- lar- Dean and Direetur ol ihe expru*
ally cut tad. the sitpi.l) Ol |be lallcr im i but all item ol i.. t m.uleid.il mi l,l -l.dton ot the Agricdlltuia! and
its closed) 4> prjv tn .»! !c while |.io- to the plan, and : t;miy no i.loie Mec ll.tlileal te,liege ol (Jklatlollla.
VlJilig a lull supply ol tlie lolnat. ih.m any * th* i deni ed io,i>
I be
A f f i*'ul turn I ripeir line lit • la I Iona and
in fact there would be in, dii- in n 11 s udi I, t will lie ill lilt net • lif Ic uli uial voll ey* * in (gvitvisil ate ciititrrn t.altoii,
All farm podtiUs price which lie receives.
• tar,* «|uil# ( i r-|uinli> S> M»nt« v#}>n ia v
w.llld be s.bl in tile same m.intui
* *nr ed llie- c-diij.be al ions of the tlu t tlir nt«in t'lii p>>at u l t ip c i Imrui * I «
ax at (ireselil, without -any all* nipt bill is seen m tlie situation which II *mn• la 1c* ink i e u»« pio.Jiirttuii. I jUa
U 44. I true
I apefitlient i l a t i ^ n i ■ » I ayip li: dlllgilislt I'rtween what is to hr would arr»c a> t..- all maliulacturej iu uiiuf.ri i J l e fe4i *iu i.ul wiali lu In
cc-t sinned at home and what is to * sports ill which larm products are i i ro t* f llie iwiMi pro 'iu tl i*»n u| ay * t< uE
i,'. tve-iled .
I lie latiticr never i.,ev iii.iltdials, sin Ii as ile.ur, meals, luisii ; i- tint I » W * 4u nwja11 to pv<u>Juc*
•x'.elh. know wbctllrr any pal t ol i c. Since the cost ed r.,w lualerials I <*yi n ull h i *1 | i t 'uvia at * * luw a coal
*4* tr-m'dlr. Al* d I our ti l u l i a i r bent
:» o v ii i top had been exported or would be ille rt'aseil, tile exports 1i 1j 1*
war 1 istuilviny thoaa factor* t i n t ait
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lie migltl uuderslai.il I hat the 'tie h products would erase, unless I v| Int** lit a cc#it of precinct I iri of
i*t *•e which lie ic-ccivcd was lower . .'tiipc iis.it!.in vva* given from the viiriour ayvlcultuial c* ininodlUea.
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we tii"v.'ui• tii*«re Lualtrl* rli poun>la p «r
by l *a»c-u «»f the fact tliat the ex- "rqualiration fund "
acta ft i nr an* Umt t-ur coat prr Luancl
p*e*.i! portion had brought down
I lie wirtst feature of the plan ix or
po'inri ia m* l* Iraa.
It tiiraria that
the J vcmkc price received by the that under no eircuni'lame will the If i ne lU L ir r ia fit n u t ra s in y thr p r «
(C.-si.iniieiit marketing orgaui/alioli, larincr g< t the benelit of all the in- tluctun |*er a c r « mii J will k#*r' the
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he knows now that tlie !c>s e'feaMsI j,..* <■'
TTr~ttTtT' ri'untry tnrv Ti V -tximH' -vnilJidcrable i.arl of ihe higher a i ft lot IPs* * in y tin* lo la l pro'iu tt Ion and
he Ihrrr hy tier rraaltttf
hfl fntntnt
•W higlur the price will he.
Ii price will lie simply wasted in main Will
nf the f *rf:trt Itecfiuie nf the l u » n
tin* knowledgb dwes not iullurnce taining a costly organization.
pnrrV,
If wr arlet. t cow * lh**t having
Mr own p -Hto new*, there is ru* r r r ■
<» given anvntnt of frrtl will give »
Promises Ilipsory
grruter (ifiiouiil o| '<uH*r or milk w
«■<*! to think that im reaving r«arr lo ln y thr job more efhclrntly.
If
ta»*-k ever will intjuiiice hun, so
The proposals of the McNary- •■very on*t r a n Ira out *ueh a ••Irciln-n
.I****; as the price In ir- fives is high llaiigrn ini] ■afford no substantial nnd w* krap (h r m i n i nuntlier of rowa,
"»augh t » .imlucc prr duftion. The Iironuse of improvement for general **( f o u r **• thr total production U roing
w*- price hi him will determine Ids conditions in Agriculture. Although ti. Is#* mi r r ia r r f In thfa *rna« ayritul
s.til ale, ami this lull i* intended l ) temporary gains might result lor ' u n i 'ci'ifepra nrul rtperlinrivt »i n i Iona
m»V be bvtriKins’ about nvaf p r ^ fu i I Inn,
pi .‘.ra s e that pi ice. Ii it doex «•> certain product*, wheat for example, but
what aI*,* 11 we r|o> A r r vti to Krrp
•••'anting to ail experience it will hy. reason of the Iiigti import duty *» iaryer number ‘if people nr. thr farm
ten.! ta mrrea*c production, which made quickly effective, such brtic- w Hf r ifig Iny ilnrffirlrnt rnrlhuda In a g rb
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that priees and production tils woultd not lie equally distributed, ru hu ir in «utjvr ( h i t w may h a t « a
pro du rl lo n)
O r ahall we have a
make itieir own adjustments and many farmer's would be losers b-w
fewer number of people on |h# farm
•»^* r the law of supply ami demand, by thenii Furthermore, the artificial who *rnphit effir lent met hod a and th*-rrf F«f ■ rmiipr»!»*f!ilve (Ilicuiibn oI price woidT tend to -develop arti- bv h*ve si g ie a t r r income per lodl*
•a McN«r) Hiugtn bill the rt«dtr Ii firial condition* in agriculture, as v l d a i U
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lVeifrxswr Dowell docs not shrink
U brr-tUurfi bill.** by Frofriinr did ilie abnormal pride* of wartime,
F.
ol «K» Now Voik which are largely responsible for front the k,(tie-iil deduction from this
• U t 0>IW|t ol Afrirultui#, (futUiUd the post-war depression. While the eminently clear nnd practical state
% DMtbUdtr PM"* Now York.
debate lias been going on, the ag- ment. He gees on to say:
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1*411*1 I efldiil |lfit • *ikl Ihe I-II SSI -lie f».|
I'll. Il, d .11 .1.1 o
»•i^ llie a.rlliH Knl
t.« i n.r i out, m.4 tin*
ti a* *1 *I.uu111 !•# at*.} will tliiaili l.«lp
(aiiutil iU ifMlat
The Governing Principle
I
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ml
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Foreign situs, meh us \ limn
Hanky amt Dulurc Del Bm would
lind ilifl ieiilt y emdliilil ilig Amefir an I lilt's rlestlnetly. -Iieenuce •rf
foreign to cent.
“ Stilts employed by thr*-e cor.
partitions need to eultivute their
nattiial voices to n high degree or
lirnadcnst hy proxy of the inechtitu
ienl vniee which may tie selected as
soprano or alto, depending upon
choice.
“ A tech union I difficulty is pro.
senleil in translating titles into tin
foreign language of vurioiis i>,un
tile* exhihiiing American pie.
tlires," says Niblo. "A t present,
any type of sound reproduction i«
lutunlly uttailu-d lo the film, un
winding a the picture unfolds also.
Additional difficulty would arise
if American stars were required to
speak all titles in a variety of
languages, to meet the niletnat
ional market,"
Prince Chnnfiing would have hml
no trouble fn finding Cinderella in
Hollywood!
Whether or not it is a fact that
alt good m l res SOS have small feet
is a debatable question. However,
Hu* shops in Hollywood carry a
larger stock of small sired shoes
Joan Crawford is five feet four
than • in uny other town in the
inches tall and wears a size three
world.
a-c o t h e r I
1 hr rxcllat.gr value cd the various
(lit,due Is ami s< IV lees edict eel on the
market depends upon their relative
seal ell) ol abundant r, and tills iU
llie lung I nn depends Upon the dl»
ttluUtlou ol tin population 111 th*
occupations. It dot-s nut lie lu III'
power i,i the* ( ,u\e-fiiiiient to le g :
lair the iclatiuiis between the o>
rii|,atloii>. .d long as firrde.in xf
metis ulna I chuiee and luovenien! t*
^lloWceJ
No bene Ills tbat t‘*c
i ,o\e i tlllicnl call se.nisi up.in a ,
lcui.ll gloiqi call J.i l II.all, lit } .....
(.love tlie (JOJilluil ot tl-.it gloup oil
less Oillsldcrs ale pfcit-tiird 11>>111
eidnuig ill aiiel JInning tlicm. Ihe
law ed supply ami demand as a sys
tem oi equalization is iii.milcly supelie.r in tin Me Nary ■I Ituigi-n |.lan
Its workings ale ><-eu m the web
known i.ul that any employ incut in
cclinli giatuilic s i-r |c. ul lavviz
ul ,iny kind are euinrinilly t e .e ii'i
is imarnihly one ol low icgiilat
wages. A lax-e-xe-iupt set nr it > w.k
sell uu a lower interest bans.
A g inullure itscil aih.rds a stri’,
mg dlustiatiotl ed this teudeii m its mlliieticc oi rising larm lam
values upon current lurtll earning
lii mg* land value* leave been tin
main factor causing population i
'warm over every new area e;! pit:
lie laud opened tor settlement, am
the resulting increase in' the pio
,Inchon uf the farm staple-* .has dr
presseei tlie price* of (lie.e y.t..d j
mis hc-lewe what lllr*v-Wiinhl lj.n. {
netii u current iucptrtc had be.*i "mTfnr-hnrrTthrprr^—----------Gwen Leo is five font seven and
the only inducement to laud Settle
ment. Moreover, tltere are' ad'xi |wears a four an da' half slipper.
tagi-* xml hetieiits iticidetilal lu tar.
Dorothy Sebastian ami Renee.
h(c which <io not api'car in regula Adoree ask for three’s when they
•rm income hut winch count in it go into a shoe shop. Norma Shear,
•uial comparison between farum .
er and M a reeling Day both wear
and other occupotions. A il'd iiu.
•actors have au influence up->n pro sixe four slippers.
Ixiuis Lorraine, who plays the
diction, which in turn lias a elirce
*ii(liiriice upon the o rices of fain leading feminine role* in the George
products, ami this familiar exanq>! K. Arthur-Karl Dane ‘ co-starring
iilToril* a complete ilfnionclratieii. •> i vehicle, "Monkey Business," is just
the futility of such measures as th j barely five feel tall hut he wears
McNary Haugen hill. There is Ii one o f the smallest slippvrs in
reason to doubt lli.il il ( ’on g iij Hollywood. Her shoes ure madc> to
should *ee fit to provide that every
body engaged in agriculture slnvil order for she wears a two.
he penrioned nt the age o l Ml, th
nuniher o f farmrr* ynnld inrrcai
until Hie aggregate income of
farmers, including the pensiooei
w as no greater than before.
i
■_
Fishing Season
Opens M ay 16th
You ‘‘Old Timers," who
have liven wit ring fur the
season to open, and yon
"New Comers,” who are
anticipating
beginner's
luck, will find every
thing you need in the
way of first class fishing
equipment here in this
si ore. , We carry a com
plete line of Fishing
Tackle of .all kindx-Ileddon. Creek Chub, Shake
speare. South llend and
Pflcuger. Come in and
let us help you pick out
what you will need to
make this the most en
joyable fishing season
y e (!
Proven Qualities
and
Mode ra te P rices
�TOE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD
FLORIDA, MpNDAY N A Y 14. 1028
PAGE F M l
American Woman
jRuns
Great _______•
Paris
n
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P r e s s Enterprise
a
Daily Herald
Help Wanted
(Political Announcements)
rANT A D R A T E S
ms; Cash in A
Proved Success
ranco
KIHt f'ONXT.A t l l . K I hereby an nou nce my cand id acy
fur the o f f i c e o f con stab le. D istr ic t
( . subject l<> the Will o f the Voters
oil .IIIlie .V
one ads, w i l l b e r e e l e d
Irons and collector gfrpt
lately for payment.
A
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H A V E TW O MORE OPENINGS
‘For some ambitious young men
,or young ladies who want to
\ a r n a good trade nnd get a good
position when they have become
competent. Have situations availablexcvcry few days. I f interested
ask Tor C. A. Haines at Sanford
Herard office.He will be glad to
explain it to you.
KM II
I TO ADVERTISERS
fied Section is giv in g the kind of service
r n n i o x s t a i d . io
I wish ,o an nounce th at 1 mn
u candlilnlu f o r th e o f f i c e o f C o n
stable f o r
Ju stice o f th e
Peace
D ls tiic t No
I
S e m in o le
C oun ty
Kinchin, snld Justice o f the P e a c e
D istr ict C om p r is in g
e l e c t i o n I ’ reclnts. N o s t. t. J. 1, 9, IS, 11. ft 13,
subject to the decision o f th e Delltoerntle I ’ rlm urv to be held on June
Jlh. A D. I92S.
I w ill i p p r r c la te y o u * support.
.
t.usi.u: m t v a n .
columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they
give.
Make a habit
A Herald
representative
(roughly familiar with rates
Jm ami classification will
r, you complete; information,
idif you wish, tlfey will assist
a in wording your want ad
Eiic it more effective.
t)— Instruction
Annoiir.ccmcniH
F111RE llctl-tlnvenport suite for
living room only $108. GilbertM etiriff Furniture Co. Orlando.
2G— Miscellaneous For Sale
Apartment For Rent
1or l.iitratj
fTf.Old Cl M i Eoug'a Pure Pork
11J Magnolia A>*e.
-I.osi And F o u n d
Muc coal, containing
on Celery Avc. bcm.ill garage apartment. Call 251
|; an Willi'-' house and
I- i mg station and ob- Modern
furnished
apartments.
• !.' lo Mr. Mitchcl at
I rigid-tin'; Murphy steel kitiltI rilcr will please rc- ■n. Garage: excellent neighbor
hood: tent very reasonable. Park
Apartments, No. 5. Plume 818—J.
I IV it genuine Kiildi.
tnlhert M eG riff Furni- 11— R oom s W ith ou t Hoard
i < hut cb St Orlando
Special weekly rates ut Sanford's
home-like lintel. Scr.iinole Hotel.
!'LNI * M.v.y pciqdr lutve found
I'rr! Herald t ItJssified Ads bring
iriul n ults.‘ Tho cost is sur- 15— Apartment For Rent
hiri ..
mall.
Satisfy
your YOUR VACATION. Going to Day
i*t> with a Classified Ad. Phone
tona Reach this Summer? We
' f' t sen ice.
specialize in beach property and
FITIINITURE of a fout tooto
apartment very good and very
cheap. Telephone 775.
HOAT FOR SA LE . :ji)
tleck cruiser, thirty
fully equipped, sleeps
teusonable. P. 0. llox
FLORENCE Oil cimk stoves w e
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert
M etiriff Furniture Co , (lrisndo.
27—
M oney T o Loan
P o U tlca !
*S H O P
1G— Houses For Rent
2 STORY HOUSE, .105 9th St
LEAN UP YOUR OLD W A L L S
corner o f Myrtle, 7 room huus.*
'ITU THE N E W W A L L P A IN T 309 Ninth St., Phone I- P. McCul
0MKTII1NG N EW A N D IlET- ler.
KR FOR FU R TH E R 1NF0RIATI0N, C A L L PH O N E 235-.I
R SEE. V. ('. COLLER, SANOUR, FLA.
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p
.<11»'III |»*|l In |j|« XXflful* **f tin* ill,**It icl a s j ivltnU Hfimild I lie tiutltl*
tial«'*l ,uni * I n t» *l lli* i ■ xx ill In* in*
m i .u I s iiin h
f**i p i l v a l *
tic iic flt **f
a n ) **h*' m in I xx ill m u th at .in f*n
m M 1 n hi m j p * » w r r t h a t t l i r t.ix
•tud« n is • \ • ills
d l h i rt h u fe d . ml*
v o c a l m u -i H m t o n c h cn nu llxa 111»n >*f
th» fa s aid * p e iip c it x **f til* f 'n i i u l *
r o n t'tii'.v t r j i iH ti:
1 ! » * * :im»-ontcD my c a n l l ' l a c v
f o r it,** •iff It** *•( i Nniiity Jo tin** o f
Smiiiiiol** I ’u iin it,
I lull la.
subject
t*i tin* a * t b i i o f ll«t* fifin o c r u t loi
l*n» t ' *»n .lime Mh, 1*»J*
My cam#
pa Ik n for till* Mffiti* it in iht* Imtidk
of
lux
f i n tx h
11*i Q* A liollt
thH
count* a ml *x«* r*’ tl;*att the Mippor
ami x *>t**v ..I tl*«* peopt**
In
tire
cointtu: 1♦* it,>i, i j*t it I't ltiKirv Ht*c
t l**ii If t l * i • |»l* »•«•* fit l*» el pi * I
—-
i nn n t a t k i.r .m a i.A T L iii: ,
I "-lull lo Jintioinice my cuiirihlucy
f o r , the
S tate I.e y lH lalq t e
(tlr o u )i
7) and w i l l
a p i u c r l t e HU|i|»trt
tn
lh< p i l m a r y t o hr lieht hi June,
.,1,01110- - im gsu on
I. I*. IIADAS'. •
if»ch- Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- Magnolia.
'R*fer, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
20— Farms For Hale^
ET.AL ROOFlN^TThe Roof Ev(flsstihg.
Metal
shingles KINTJ ACRE tract with residence
on Bcardali A w ., also twenty
*4>ding beam tin and galvanUed
ofe c— >
— ~
acre tract Palmer's subdivision.
Bargain, see ' Nick Zernoveun,
Rea idol I Ave.
FOR QUICK SALE, 10 sere C e l e r y
Farm. All cleared ind tiled. Loruted near Oviedo. Price $8500. on
very
lib eral
terms. Colclough
Realty Compuny, 311 First N a
tional Bank Building.
MAN OR Wo 25— Exchange
rn moke good living and
»s if have small amount N E A R L Y N E W Hup sedan (antall
amount owed) to trade for small
1- Business established
irilv.nl a n T wTR Vtrar car o f iny make eleeept Ford:
0 monthly. Address Box Prefer a couj»e. Address P. O. Box
1332, Sanford,
Dirigible Ih'turns
* )S I .().
Norway, Miiy I ‘J. (IN S )
The dirig.Ide Italia remained in
'ts hanger at King's Hay, Spitr.I tig e r today while mechanics re
paired one of its rear motors. The
motor was damaged while the sh |)'
. «.
was being put in its hangar a fte r! front America.
T ire le s s W o rk e r
an eight hour flight yesterday.
A tireless worker, this American
iSmernl I'mJierto
Nobile, ivnnmautler of the ship, encountered an ■woman ditl not even let a recent,
impndialilc tog which
rendered operation stop her from perform*
ing her duties. Ily means o f a privatc
awitehboani ndjoinging her
D unne Granted
study, she kept in constant touch
PARIS.
May
12.
-(1N S >— with her office und controlled the
A decree of diveive was granted Itusiness while convalescing.
As chic as any Frenchwoman
today to Mrs. Felix Holy Doubleday! of New- York: The Donbleday's who walks in the Hois, with bcauti.*
are weil known in social circles in ful silvery-white hair and spark*
New York and Palm Itench, Fla., ling, brown eyes, Mndnmc Dupuy
where they kept n winter home. is a far cry train the picture of the
She Is
Mrs. Doubleday is the form er tdd*fa.dttoned fcmininisL
Els e Heymann. The couplt> were however, a modern booster for wo.
married at linssbruck. Austria, on men und a great admirer of her
Nov. It*. PJ24.
se\.
W IL K IN S O N
to
T i l l : v o m i t s n r m : m i .m i i ,k
r o l'N T V .
I wish i.> n u n u i i n c " tlmt I h ill j
cniotol itc f.o rc i 'lr c llo ll t»» the o f II,-,. *»f i ' m i i i i O I'o nniit s sPon'i' fro m
I'i s ) t let No it, r.lll.Jl - , 1 to ttlc tl*1*
ctstioi ,,f
v o l . r . to t'.ic Di mo*
r m t l f in O r.ii* to to. In-lit on J t l n »
3th. A
D
193*
F R A N K KVANS
-rni-;
i o T i'.its
« f
M a i i . M i i it
l l o . n d o f (Viuntx <#<>|tuvilNNhili*‘ f h h u *I
eom r.
l,< pt mf*irmt*<l a n t«» xx hat is g o in u I
t w i-ti t,> a n n o t i n r e trint I a m •
•*u in t l i r l i
i h l i l o i at l**ii1 h a** [<'Rmlut.it*' f»*i i f i ' l i ' i ' l i m i !»» th** o f*
h* « n a i • sid* ut o f S*‘ iiiln**li t *..ii 111 \ r i c « (»f t ’ *nin ty C h iii ih I khI dik 'I f i * HI
a m i '»iank*»* I ’ o u n l y hefnr** S* iiihmh* I 111►11 *i■i Nu. 4. n u lijr c l t<> ttm d«x
t <*11tl 1> XX,|N C||( faff tllllll Olillllll' rln lolt of tli<« \o tr lM hi t h e l»<*rmi ’i'iiiit
ti»i
x *m h, and a his • * r ;*l jt |‘ . m u d > t o liu I i i UJ on Juiii*
i ppri-cinl**d
him* ih** f*th
U r U IIA M .A Ith
I TO
TDK
l>
!t)ll
II. K. w n r.u E w a
ttm '.H S
1-r
ro tiN T *.
n :t| IN O I,«
I u lull I., itiinounfc Mini t nnt *
nm m i i i i
i iiiiM im iu M :ii
«' *»»*t)*l itr f -•r t •• f f r i th*!! to th#* o f .
|V Th* V.'tri*. **f H«*niln<x|«i » '♦•tini v
fit'**
<»f ( ‘*iiilil) <'«HimlxH.’ , l r i f v••111
I xx'i^h t<* j*u't-.*nit‘ »* th.it I .nit .»
I *nti i<h \<* J. Nuhjfct i** th** «!•'■
• n mh'liil •• i t i ti*<* ••! f It** of i*oii nt x c
I nI ou <*f thf* v ttlvin in lit** |ii*inci*
***»»n•»h?i‘-i*.u*'i Irom hixli ict N*» J r ijiH t’ I'rluinrx to •*« liHtl on Jim*
xllhjtCl 1«* I I**• I *« tivin'l ill 1«' 1*1 I mu i x
.*lh. A
1>
To (»*• lu*|t| mi I iii i * Mh A I 1 1 I *
Jo h n
1 tlilXi* ll\ I'll ,«u*i I*.(Ill luxe I III * Ii -
l>
II
f
It \ lit N.
S:i , fin .1
.KvilXU.il
it I sin a
iVner*'frn«*
.• tit. it»-
T m jj^ --- Utcmigli .- uver •ex teiihinns.
slipshod installment ■ selling and
l *u'
u , , e referred to as piling
up nn titttiu.il loss which has been
nlinlily estimated at nut less than
UD* a billion dollar* u year. InndeII'KIXK
quote sales ojciations, oversellt;in \ oi,if ing, pour innrkets und ignoring
good on s, ore another factor ut
>i|l ur u ,
,
. giKi.it.i i •< heavy Itsng
mi' null.
IH*tributiun Custly
u iii*'"iVo'e
"It is alleged, for example that
I'olitiuil Annotinccmenl
IH
v i.iiis
K O Il T H K I.I C ia n i-A T IIIIfS
1 liereh y announce my can didacy
for the L r i fl a l a l u r c ( t l r o u p I ) eutiJeet lo the w i l l o f tho Voters of Sent
Imile Coun ty , In the p r i m a r y t o 'r
held on June S, lis t
in
11ii-
J lift**
I 't i i t x i i u i i K r
j ;tin ii i’ll ml til ut i* f<»r tlui uffl<'«
**f KI *«•I I f f mill xx »|| a|(|)n*rlf-tff ■•ip
t*orl in tit#* Junt* IT lin uH '
ron
ta
i
cn iX K n ro ti
I wIn|i to announee that I am n
rar.dldute f o r r e - e l e c ti o n
lo
the
u ' f l c e o f Tim C o l l e c t o r o f S e m in
o le C o u n ty ! s u b j e c t to tb # Action
o f the v o t e r * In tho D em o cratic
P r i m a r y to he held In June.
You r aupport w i l l ’«** ap pre ciate d
JNO. I> J I N K I N S
run xTATr. m
irtu i.
To tin- D c m o c ru tlc Vuti-m ••f Tie:
S7(ti K ,-n «t uiia l D fhtr lr l —
I tirn-H'llli uilliuiilicv in?- cunaitl()c> tor tin- D r ill>icm I lr iurmlli.il i"U
( o r Stall- Se n ator
f r o m ' tire
37il>
Seii atorl.il
Ofnlrlct
eoinpom .1 o f
S em ino le ami H t r v a n l tJounUee at
the Jutir Ml: prlm aijr niul II inoiilii
ateti and rlectr-il. 2 n n t o i r on* uml
ull a D e m o c ra tic acltnliitjjfrjrtloii
T l i a t i k l i i g one am i all f «*• ) " t "
v o te uml tnfltiunri-,
r u n t \\
%h s i : s h u m
I li« tH*x .1nlUUiIH *’ Ii* tlu' )H*<rt*)i*
*»f
III I lll*l«‘ I'lltIRf V lll.lt
I .till d
K. 1C. WAT.KCn
«.**» 11*11*1.11< f ••I l.»\ 1IM>I N8I1I* NUbJcrt
Id 111** i I« *'|mJ)»1I id
II*** \.ii.TB in
r o n M iir.in rr
I !*** I »• hum i ,* l n Pilttw u* ti» !»*■ I*« 1*1
I I m*i *'I*x unii**tifM'«* mix (-(iiulidar) ill .Jill*** nl III)** ) i di
1 luix •• liv rii
f**i l * - d i i't tun to Ih*1 o l l l c e o f eh<*r* in i ini nu** u ml Httiilliitlit r*ttmtii*N
i f f **f Setulmdc t*«»un|x nulijn'l to f o l III t * ,iI n
I
h;i\ t* p«*t Vl*«| HM
the a d Ion **f tlic
x.iici** in
liu* (••Mllll X (’•»nilllil*Ml«i|.a*|
atIt ill|*| nl/
I »* llHO*| iklli' pi lllKII ) t** I**' It* Id IH Xt f*M I
Xi 411s I lilt Xc III.Hi* 111> It* •
.In tie.
I
xx til
a ppr *» lni«*
)in i i ilip i.iiHine M*»i k uml iltiiiH f i nil
HtippOt I lleNpl'll f llll* XltlllH
mill (.ntnliiK I |iiii|»*t»c t*i I d • v h )
•
r M HAND
liU | M )fi
*u»» x bin
p liip nit tninit*'
hlitir# **f tiiK**N lix xicxxlim tin* pn»*
rn n aiir.niKK
|H*rtx
|in ffiiinllx
Vdtii
slipp'd t
I hrrati)- aunounrr. m t u e l f aa
camlitlxto f o r ulterlff o f Sernlnol. XXill In .Ippl I'diltt (I
t'o u n tv uuhject
to
t li« arlton of
the
Dem ocratic
p rim a r y
to
ha
( L e g a l N o t ic e s )
tirlil lri l l i ] e a r l y purl of Ju-.e IVtl.
V e r y rea pectlvaly.
k
n i t a d y.
M ir iii;
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t in t i rr
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Business
Directory
SPORTING GOODS
THE IHUYU.K STORK
P A R IS IK N N K TO T
nnd
G IF T SHOP
Room Number -III
Bicycles T Ays, Fishermans Sup
plies, Gun Lock and Key Smith
Store Number 2
R A t.'G E li'S
Gilbert's
Fresh
Pa
Candies
McLander Arcatlo
J O ll P R I N T I N G
~
SA N FO R D P R IN T IN G CO
Fine Job Printing
Phone 410 McLander At cade
-ClassifiedBusiness Directory
HEM STITCHING
Chiropractic Specialist
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
FOR T H A T cold o f yours—take
Sold— Rented— Exchanger]
Ulimqiruclic udjuatments. Dr.
IN ( J l t M K I I t .
Easy Payments
I a m a r:umllr1ntr f o r re-e le e tloli W I N T K I l I’ A I I K
I l l ' l l . D I Vtt
^NNI
W. E. McDnugutl, 308 National P h o n e 80 N o r t h P a r k . V n l d e i R i d s .
Utupectf ally■,
In th o o f f i c e o f aupei llllemte llt o f
1.DA N A S S th 'l A T ItrN . to c o r p o f '
1-1111.11- W
IIO IIK UTS.
I'llb llc
1nut r net inn
fol
Sem in ole
a t l o i i ) <*(>>n |.l« I mi nl
Rank Bldg. Phone 482-J.
• 'o llllly , Mihject to (lie I '• inoer.it lc
m
Lunch Room
r n n r t K H K n p r i n c i i i T c m ' H T I ’ c t m a r ) . Vmii Hiippoit " i l l hr ap- I ’ ll IM A l l l t r i h . ■( u I h.. lt.H||Uml
t w U I. to announce th at J am • |o evluteil
e irt u - »j- 'u tu - ;« ;ia »s i'ltK o k l i n i n ' lia itc r iv tt
FOR GOOD . eats
try
r a m l hlujru-.f ar r ji.a ltr l l i m In I h f pfr W I. AWT'IN
fle e o f C la r a o f th s C irc u it U T l g r f
l u . n . l ) Itumll
o f S e m in o le Coun ty . KlurlUa. eubJrct to the declalo n o f th e Democ r a tl c V o t e r e o f S e m in o le County,
In the D e m o c r a t ic
l-rtm nry
K le e
lion to ba held on Juna Slh. A. D.
1971.
V. K. DOUOLASS.
l O l t HI f i : i t l N T K N r>r-.NT O K
1-1 H I . I C I N S 1 l i t V T I O N
SCUINUI.K cm NTt,
ri.nttlll\
r o l l n U ’ D l f St 1 - r U I N T K NDH.NT
N o tic e I* he reby aiVi-u that tituler
OK I- rilt.lC IX S T III'f'T ItlN
and by v irt u e o f a D e c re e o f F a r e t w i . h to annnunre m y csnrtldsrj e l o . b r e anil Sale epterytl ,lli th e nf o r tha o f fieri o f Su pe rin te n de n t o
l,ove e n tit le d i-nuae oil the ; i * l (lav
P u b lic
I n s tr u c tio n
of
Bemlnol
o f A p ril, A * D. P*5*. I, u* Btterlul
C oun ty, e u lije rt to the w ill o f tha M a s te r In C h a tir e r) on A lm id n ), the
si. u. '.onn
v o t e r * In the p r i m a r y June &. Yuur t i l l il»> o f Julie.
A. P 1*21,
the
aupport w ill he ap|ireclated.
saint lielna rtule Day o f till* Court
Kfllt J l 'a T I C F OK P K A C R
_________M A Y U B L f . l i M A X W K L 1 and a I .t a a I S a le * Day. In ( r o u t of
-I hereby announce my c and id acy
lli* C ourt llo i i e e nt Sanford. S e m
fur r e . e l e c t i o n
lo
the o f f i c e o f
K O It I O C N T T
I ’ flOniJCUTIJIO
inole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , w i l l o f f e r f o r
Justice o f the T ra c e . D is tr ic t No. I
A -rro itN *:*
s ale to th e h lg lu »l hhldee f o r rn-h
l l s v l n s held this o f f i c e f o r nearly
I h ereby ta h e U il* mnlhnd o f an- d u r i n g th e leant hours o f sale, the
t w o years until
the
d is tric t was
notinclntf m y candidacy
for
Ilia fo llo w Ins
descrlheil land.
M in u te
nu-raid Into the F o u r th D is tr ic t 1
o f f i c e o f C o u n ty l-roe e ciit ln a A t t o r l y l n a and Ii M iik ta th e C o u n ty <)f
i eel Justified In a s k ln u th e v o te r s
CO
l
l
»
T
ney,
e u b je rt
lo
the
Drrtiocrstlc Se m ino le
f o r th eir s up p ort on m y p revious
und
S
l
a
t
'
of
F
lorida,
FO II ( X l . l l l i O F T l l n f l l l l T I T
Prim ary.
I
w ill
u ppirrln tr
any m ore p a r t i c u l a r l y dt-srrllicd .as f o l
record as Ju stice o f th e P e a c e and
I he reby niitlnuiiru m y catid ldac y
plrditr m y heat e n d e a v o r s to a l v e fur the o f f i c e o f C le r k o f p i a C i r ■ Upport a l i e n ilia !•> the people lo w *. t o - w l t
and aaeure them, tf elected, w ill
••l.ot 11 o f l l l ( « ’ k H S a i i l a m l i t '
nil the people A s q u a r e d eal w ith cuit Court subject
to the w i l l
of
Justice to all and s t r i c t ad Lereuca
'T lie S u bd iv is ion H cntitlfu l' A l the v o t e r * at the D e m o c r a t ic I ’ r M
tn
uionte
Spri os*.
S e m in o le
t > the laws .
n u ll) oti June S, I92S.
I
t ' o u n l ) , F lorida , a* r ec o rd e d In
__ A t IV. DOVBLX.
D. I . T l l l t A d l l K I t .
j
P h il Itmili *. pa Be 1*. lU’ c ord s
Ktm J i a r i c t : o V p k a i b
o f S c m l m d e C oun ty, F l o r i d a . v
PO M C O t A T Y I’ t i m K C T r i x a
t un rosiTAutiis
D I N T H I C T NO. F O I ' l t
T
e
r m s cash- P u r c h a s e r to p a y f o r
'
s
r
r
o
n
x
R
T
I Hlsl, to am .ounce my c and id ac y
I I hereby unnounca n y candldncv
> 1 l.s rs b y anuouiies m y ran d ld ac y deed*
f o r the o f f i c e o f rouetab la. D is tr ic t f o r
l.l.OVD f . UOVI.IL
re-#tertlo|i
to
tlie
offloa of
N o ( • K, m ln ole t ’ onnty, sub ject l a C o u n ty Pro st-ru tlna A t t o r n e y
suitSpecial Master.
v o te r s In llie D e m o c r a t ic P r i m a r y the " I I I o f l l i * V ' . t t r i t o - ( h e D e m o - f e et to (ha w i l l o f Ilia* v o te r s Ip VAN
A d X lW ,
It ART
AND
c
i
u
l
l
c
P
r
i
m
a
r
y
o
f
Juan
t.
tn he he'.d <•« June U l i . A. D. t i l l . '
HCI|WAir/-. Winter , Park Flurlthe D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y on Juna 1
PAVJD HPCKlt. I
d.»,
Solte
ltu
rs
f
o
f
'
••mpl.iliisoi
L A. TATEJ O H N <1. L R O N A H D r .
wwif
McLander Arcade
Classified
C O N F E C T I O N A lt V
s<*l.>i>illll
iilimmin « inx * .imthl.iev
nf T i l X \h*M'MHOl of
*U»ll ' . Mll'jt i f (O I III*
A n n o u n c em en ts
P O K T H U l.l;lalN|.,% TimR
Subject t» the Mppinurlihiif l>«*ninc r n l l c P rli.m ry , 1 *.«*it*by unnnuitre
my (*iitu! <l4»cy
fur
the I I iiumi o f
iCrprcTurutHf Ix on it m a m em b e r of
<*roup •
I f tmmJimteri I ple dge
m y heat e f f u r t » In liehnlf o f th «
people o f Seiuliiole Coun ty,
Th#
eryinu need nf tlie petiplo o f F l o r i *
tin I n T a * I le i l i f . m p r e l a l l ) rxsduo*
tlun nf local tuxee
Thin. In my
opinion, ran lit* e f fe c t e d
hy
aa
tfi|iiltahl«s
diet rlhutlon
uf
tb#
present
f lv #
ren t
tfaaollne
laa
unioiiR th# S t o l e Aond Departm ent,
School a. C oun tir# nn<l Cities. — partie til arly the C o v n i l e a and i'ltlea.
I f honurvd by
the
nnmlnatlun I
p r o m li# to d e v o t e all the rtiargy
ami eanericncM that
l
p u n c h to
urrntnpUab thut end.
R. W P E A If M AN , Jr.
t cnferl l tt'weM WftnfT
0YEU
I tut m l M t
t i)M U IH S t()M :it
I XXiFh |o ;iniiuttltiM* fhiit I mn n
a lidtd.it• f*»i tin* o f f i c e **f C o u n t x
’om:m*vHi,.|ir‘ i fiorn D tM r lrt N o f».
•ii*j» ■ i i •» i!n d«*i*|nion of till* vot*
«•* »u t h«* 1»*ni<»**i at lc l*r mini > t«*
»** held on June* .Mil, A l*
s. r i ,on*i ;
Permanent Waving— lovely imtur
nl permanent* uh low- as $5.(IP
5011 First National
Rank Bldg
I'll pin* 189.
Service o f ull kind?.
Phons 570-W or 3302. C. E.
lorpening.
sraD P—
KO K I l l s '! I t I C T NO. I ' O l ' I l
Thin i* l «» iuiiiiimn'o my randldnn y
f ••r J\ir*tli*«* nf
( h r l’ fcace, D IM rlc t
Nu, 4, miliji'ct to On* w 111 o f the
I |«'iiiuct'iil lc voters Jun<* f»th. Him*
f«*nl. l*nk«'
Mnniun,
Pnulii,
Lake
Mary,
I. oiikxx noil.
A l tn m u M #
Spt ihk • nn«l I***11 •■st C ity, c o i i n l l lu l a
th#* nl'iivr i l lf itlie f .
If H eele d . I promine an
liaiiaul
Imeine** * like
:iilm I nlm r a l ton
free
fnii ii
t lie
UMiat
i n r ilille iio m *n e » i
k’ eiiernM) ronrieeted w i t h • tl i l * o f ,
flee.
n IV I I H R N D O N .
2‘.i— I’ crmnncnt Waving
I- A. HALVERSO N
painting, interior decora
ting Phone 432-XV.
D ltiir.
A n n u n n ccro cn lH )
RARRElt SHOP for s-.!e. Goon pax i i .ill lh* ttun M ake x**ui x*it»business. James Allen, Giutler- 4*ii nix* sim»fti tiiAt xx ill hrtm; ) **ii Mh, A
*1i\ hh m ls \ *■n i x •*t*• f o l iu« xx ill ho
villc.
Co. Autu G A R A G E A P A R T M E N T : Mrs. L.
fo f first
at wneks
X' Iti-ynn 701 P ii lin etto . Pliulie We solicit ajipliculWn
--- Mortgage loans mi the b v t~t-ypr
rcncli Avenue. Phone 7115-W
of residences and Mercantile build
ings in Sanford ut nn interest rate
GARAGE apartment
of C pc. and up, depending on the
Avc.
character of the loan, construction
H AVE YOU often wished for a and location o f buildings.
nice npartment where you could (*. S. HOAG & CO M PAN Y
have no garage rental, have beau 7 W. Church St., Orlandu.
tiful flower garden, some veget
Mortgage Loans
able and chicken grounds, your
own wood free, umnng beautiful ut improved residence and business
property.
surroundings of refinement: old
Ruldwin Mortgage Co.,
shade, large lobby to entertain
See our local Counsel,
your friends? Here at Garda Park,
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Floiidu.
' M'l'er. Signs o f all kinds,
A H E Y '8
J. *M (VIC) VICKI2|tY.
rim
ro s s T A tii.n
I « Isli to an nou nce that I am a
cand id ate for the o f f i c e o f C o n
sta ble
JMulrlct No. I.Scm lnt. '*
Coun ty, F lorida , said D is tric t com prislnr;
e l e c t i o n P r e c in c ts No'*. I.
2. 3, J. 9. to. I t ft 13. sub ject to
the w ill o f the v o te r s In the D e m o
cra tic P r i m a r y to ;>u held on Juno
3th. A
D
1931.
You r support w i l l be n p p r e d a ' i d
A. D.
(A r t ie )SM ITH .
foot bridge
T h.
8 himtio H r,|i«Mihl l»* i s
inch draft, «*c«»ii**iut*'a1lx i i i i i an a |i( I x a t ** I him
six. Prico trii-ss ' H i e t a x p i i x i r p w It* • fu rn h th
1h«* noMicx to ru n th e f ' o u n t ' s liimhl
P58.
l*c ta!.* n nit** lli* ***n»fId* nc»
tin* , i o
C O W AN
XAPPY service on any thing in
Ptinting A phone call will get
ur
Phone 417-W. 9 R«Ua
J *maj
-
Mipport w i l l l»«» np prcclnt-d.
\ IU ilTT UNK htnulrod freil gooil
run r o t m i
r t n - ^ i i * m o m -:u
MTnml hnml four iurh iron pi pi*
I ii (i tin m iu c lu c m\ c nu dh liicx f»»i
Attrmtivi* pint*. THvpliunt' T7’» <‘nmtiilN di*m i o f the " i d i H a l r i e t <*t
S**mtn*'l» •’ •mritv
I hcr*hx
p h tli ;*
evening*.
m x s H i r.* jin j« t»<>«• I *11«* I > i m p u r t l i l
will he glad to assist you in find
-Automobiles
ing a place. Call or write us your SEM INO LE felt mn/.rcssrs, ab
solutely guaranteed. $18. Gilbert
requirements. C AM PB E LL R E A L
IKJlHJfi
tas-jre <-ars ami Graham truck*. ESTATE CO, !H)‘J Main St, Penin M eGriff Furniture Co., Orlando.
Elm and 13th. Street. Phone 3.
sula Side, Daytona Reach.
anlmd Paint & Wall Paper
> oiii
1*011 JfHTItK. OK PKACR
I '. U I N l i BUSINESS FOR SALE:
ROOM furnished apartment.
Very liberal terms with smalt
Private entrance. 21H F i'in h down payment on business that is
established and paying. If you nr?
FURNISHED A PA R T M E N T with in the market for a profitable bus
I Until and enrage. $:ltl per month. iness investigate this. 1IOX 127;',
; Mis \ k Powers, in? W. Ninth Care HERAl.D.
!i'-t' i lot glasses
I Ipi'.'.lte Court
p r i n t
these
10. 1I M jffOJeVt ill Die WW of the
i in (In* ivmucntdc Primary
In Lc I'rltl i *ii J uih* Mh A. D.
(P o lit ic a l
F I'R N IS H E D ■'! loom apartment;
water and lielits included; $35
Apply Ithi \V liltlt St.
•NS A< E Springs are
' ij go.iinnteed t" pi
: M (liitf Fiirnituie Co
gel, S' tb landu.
w It; H T '
ron t c iN m n u :.
I « isli to an nou nce that I am a
candid.He l o r the O ffice o f C onsttfblo Distrlet No. I. S e m in o le C o u n
ty J'‘ li>i^'la •o.ild district' enin prlslna
-f,
Classified Ads regularly!
MI'FKIll'I.VS bcultit foods or
rratutc delivered. Phone 820-J
JDGINS i
reading
dla*
the
vutcis iii the Democratic primary
of June 5. Your v o t e w i l l be ap
predated.
It. C. (Hub) WILCOX.
people o f Sanford proves that this Classi
W a n ted
r.A iT.uii'.iM uu colored woman;
inside painter; wants join works
house-cleaning and washing. Phone
804-W. Milt E. Oth St.
CO NATAH I.K
I hereby announce my candidacy
(o r in n M a b le f o r th e f o u r t h
11 ti t. subject to the w i l l
of
everybody wants, and the success o f these
7— S itu a tio n
K. K INLAW.
Econom ist Says Gravest
Industrial Issue In U. S.
Is W aste In Distribution
PARIS, May
14.— (IN 'S )— Few
people perhaps Know that an Amorieiin woman is personally con*
.ducting nnfc o f the greatest neWspaper enterprises In the ^world.
Madame Paul Dupuy, formerly
Helen Ilrowne of New York City,
widow o f the French Senator w h o (
mmle “ Lc Petit Pnrisien*’ that
most popular sheet in the world, '*
has taken over her husbands* In-*'
loreats nnd is controlling the "E xcelsior," the leading 'illustrated
paper on the Continent, as we’ l ns
the "Dimnnche Illustre,” an illua*
trated Sunday edition, much read
by the younger set.
“ I have always been interested
in newspapers," says Madame Du
puy, "1 believe all Americana are
born with a leaning toward them.
When I was just n school-girl 1
remember being taken to visit tho
offices of "Tho W orld" and “ The
Sun" nnd from that day on I took
n keen interest in everything in..r
the news line.
Married Publisher
"Perhaps that is what brought *t*
me to Paris finally where I met mj' *
future husband. We murried when' t
I bail finished • iny schooling nnd rI then had the opportunity to seb
the inner workings o f -a great
newspaper enterprise."
Senator Dupuy, who was well- ,
known on both sides of the Allan-’
tie. was the first editor to "ive W i
public tho-best news, the best pic
tures and the best advertisement.
His motto was to rentier service
am! Ituth, as well us information.
Mndnmu Dupuy, who now sits in
the same office which first saw the
elder Dupuy, and then his son, Paul,
is not alope in her big undertaking.
With her are her three charming
children, Jean 18, Jacques 17, and
Gladys, Id, who are all three fo l*,.
lowing in their father’s fotstops.
Their mother is training thorn* in
trnd|tions. They are learning the
business by working inside tho o f
fice like other employers. Later
Street
£xibe
THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY
Huff-Mac Battery Co.
117 East 2nd. Street.
A w n in g s
Ur*' Cleaning
S A N IT A R Y STEAM. PRESSERT.
Odorless Dry Cleaning. Phona
008. 114 N. Park.
fa in ts and Wall Fapcr
SUN PROOF PAINTS
S E M IN O LE
A W N IN G
SHOP. W ater Spar Varnishes and Ena
Awnings, Window shades. Turpaumels.
Vviuiuina
Flat
Wall
lins, Anything o f Canvas. 309 East Paints. I*ersian clay jesso. plasticu
I
2nd. Street. Phot* 11.
moulding clay suid Plaques. San
ford Paint & Wall PapAr Co. Q. U.
Auto Tops
Stuart. Propr. 112 W. First St.
SPENCER T O P SHOP. Curtains
Furniture
Cushions and Seat Coverings. WE BUY or trade in u»vd f u r n i
West Third Street.
ture. Wagner Furniture Co*
j
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F a ir tonight and Sunday:
Sunday la oxtrem o-Boxth port!
hfd in Florida’s H e a r t
orld’s G reatest V egetable
j l s Richest G arden Land
/
SANFOHU FLQ1UUA, SATURDAY MAY, 12,
Leased W ire International News Service
IE XIX
Five Women Die In
-Laundry Explosion
'Vr^Membei A udit b u reau O f C irculations
HOOVERS MEN County Candidates Report
Spending $5,850 In First BREMEN CREW
SEE SUCCESS Pa rt OfPrimary Campa ign
WILD G R E E K
1 MONTH AWAY
Woman Is Victim
..*• Of Brutal Attack
IS
H I\J I
PLYMOUTH, May 12. (IN S)
—Victim of a b ru tal attac k th e
. ,•»>t-.4
body of Mrs. M ary A. F arrell,
of Milton, was found in the F a r
rell sum m er co ttag e a t Drant
Rock, it became known th is af■ternoon. A lthough th e body
44
Exactly $51150.10 has b ccn u p em tion, $581.41; School Board, $16;
was found on T hursday, the
y * *
Tax Assessor, $774.30; Prosecuting
news of tho discovery w as not
by 45 county candidates so f a r in Attorney, $350.15, T ax Collector, Tens O f Thousantls Cheer As
Charge Is Aired
made public until a f te r tho a r
the
Democratic
prim
ary
race,
pre
U
ninstructed
And
“
D
oubtful"
T
hree
F
iv
ers
Head
BicRcat
Cabinet M emberl
ting OfOfficerOf
$252.50.
raignm ent of h er
husband,
expense account* filed
D elegates Hold W hip-Hand liminary
The expenditures of each of the
P
arade
Windy
City
IlnsH
nd
Thomas
V.
F
arrell,
in
d
istrict
with
Vanco
Douglass,
clerk
of
the
ks Lodge Results
A t OneTimcEndi
In N ow lnK R cpu W lcn n C lin d lt„j„y
Th , Individual candidates for each of
Since A rm istice Day March court. IIo was held fo r ques
fice
follow:
.
/n Storm OfProtest
d ate At ComingCon>cnllon| ou^jny represents principally filing
League and
tioning. Polico said they learnod
$319.03;
th at F arrell was a t tho cottage
“
T
, .
i fees, advertising and gasoline and ^c.^M.n Hand, $ 232 .8 ^ yj* F.
Against Free Firing
Mcp . Me-1 C a v a l r y N e c e s s a r y
'• l
and telephoned his wife to
C a b in e t A s p ir a n t Is
. C.il for the candidates’ m otor cars.
Clellund, $220.50; E. E. W alkcr,
T o H a n d le T h ro n g s
como there. Persons in the vic
T
MC
n nr
,lnlc* Jud*S
Jnmc‘, G-1Shar’
/
i*'
. ,
a
„
.
IM
ar ^
o itrrl iKk Ii Iml Jr, U
I Vncm
l I lrbet nTorunning
for re-n«n»lnntion
u* $160310. •
inity of tho coUago told ’ in
Tax
Assessor—A.
Vaughan,
vestigators they heard sounds
Wild
Mob
Is
.G
athered
From
$273.85; Joe Chittenden, $268.10;
Reliable Tabulation In C api-1«•“«
1“^ * hcaU"
,
-y •
•
• /* i « i
•
far “as>* expenses
of the
cam paigning
F a rm s And VillaRCs To.Scc of a quarrel,
tal Shows Form er Food Ad go. He reports the spending of E. II. Kllhec, $2423)5.
DJen Who Crossed A tlnnlic
Herb Manager D enlt^,,
County Judge—Jam es G. S har
m in istra to r H as Some 1180 ?;:<!5.50. Out of th at sum $112.50
on, $3053)0; S. A. B. W\ llkinson,
Knowledge Of ADewas filing fee w ith tho D em ocrat
CHICAGO. May 1 2 . — (IN S) —
WASHINGTON, May 12. (IN S)
$141.04.
[^-operate In fr in g
ic executive lom mitteo.
gation About Boi
County
Prosecuting
A
ttorney—
Not rinee tho days of the post TWO FLYERS D I E
One month from today on June
Trailing close behind him are John G. Leonardy, $194.50; \ \ . E. w ar h y steria ^fftgjsjyflpprahlp-has
ing Agent To Justice
12, the* Republicans foregather at
Kansas City to nominate n candi T. W. Ijiwton, superintendent of White,
R DcMt | 33(5; Chicago seen th e j^rm fe it did lo- IN PLA N E C R A S H f ' ^V^MiNGTON. May 1 2 . - schools, who is seeking rc-nom lna- . .County
I wASHINGTON. May 12.— FORMER RUSSIAN date for the Presidency.
I I I l L t t t i l L j M j U / l O i l I |fX S ) — Ch nrRes th a t Socr«* .
■SS)—Determined
to rid
Most of the 1080 delegates have tion, with $1138.94 sp en t; U. R- I>. L.' Thrasher, $287.50; Vance day when the German-Irljth trnnsta ry of Commerce Hoover pre*
, prohibtion. custom s and OFFICER IS GIVEN boon chosen. Only a handful of Deas, who is running fo r clerk Douglass, $95,80.
A tluntie fly ers w ere uccordcd
AT
FORD
AIRPORT
with
$330.00,
and
K.
E
.Brady,
who
pared in 1920 a statem en t op*
Lt guard servccs of men
Superintondoht
of
Public
in
Chicago’s
official
welcome.
states are yet to select their re
• use fire arm s carelessly,
posing th e Republican pro- ipi
presentatives for the quudronnial is a candidate for sheriff, w ltu struction—T. W. Lawton, $338.91;
From
farm
s
and
villages,
from
ITreasury Department to- PRISON SENTENCE dram a. Many of the delegates have $319.00.
.Tri-Motored A irplane Falls tective ta r if f and endorsing
Mrs. May Uollo Maxwell, $192.50.
su
b
u
rb
s.an
d
outlying
portions
of
~
W. Pearnromised cooperation toThe remaining candidates range
Representatives—R.
Front H eight Of 2 H undred the League of "N atons w ere ; I
been instructed or committed, hut
in a move to brng ade- Onetime Member Of Im perial a survey of tho field today dis ................
from the $300
mark down to three
, — .........
„ man. .1 r.. $187.50; L* P. H agan. the city, thousands and tens of
Feet B ursting In to Flum es
nired a t th e S enate’s Preai- ,J
ite justice to all officers
And Burning Its O ccupants dential cam paign funds inve%»
Guard Is Found G uilty Of closed that Kansas City, as else $5 expenditures by the three cnncli- $08,00; _M. M. Lord. $29.50; C. W. thousands collected in fro n t of the
| men guilty of such prue$ 2 S.D0 ; J . It. Lyles, Stevens Hotel w'hcru Jam es Fits*
M urdering Sw eetheart And where in other years, the un in dutcM for places on tho county
DETROIT, May 12.— (INS)— I tigntion today. Ex-Rcp. J a r o y •
$28.00.
Gets Ten Y ear Jail Term structed and "doubtful” delegates school hoard.
tnaurlce, C aptain Herm an Kcchl
County Commissioners—r rank nnd Baron Von llucncfcld are Two men were burned to d e .th t o - |W . Good. .1 lo w ., B W .
|fith nationwide indignation
The race for sheriff w ith four
hold the whip-hand.
td over the shooting of Jucob
.
r* i . i
I paign m anager, on the sU nd for
A month before the curtain candidates in the field is, so far, Evans, $117.60; John Mcisch, $87. guests. More tens of thousands ,
NICE. France, May 12. (IN S )—
^
d,aclaln, . j • ^
[Hinson, officer of the Elks Count Weneeslns De Klupfel, rises, llerl>ert Hoover is within the most expensive. The four a s 60; B. F. Wheeler, $87.50; W. B. moved in the l'ne of march to day when a Ford tri-m o to r plane
p at Niagara Falls, N. Y., by
striking dlstnnce of tho nomina pirants have laid out a to tal of Bollard, $45.00; Boston ’ Steele, Soldiers Field Memorial Stadium crashed to the ground nt F ° rd I kn n w lcd tr0 of ^ .ta to m e n t'
t guard*enlisted men, new urd* formerly nn officer In the Russian tion. He lias by fa r tho most com $928.71 or an average of $282.17. $42.50; J. T. M cl^no, $24.75; D. nnd in the Stadium itself gathered Airport and burs* into /lnmcs. One | ______
gonn^ r _B arvley
^ (D ) „ f
B|
$23.50
rerr issued by the T reasury Imperial Guard, today was found mitted delegates. Tlu\ moat re The highest average expense is in II. . C. ,Rabun,
of
the
victims
was
Identified
as
, „
’* n p tr„rn . I those rem atn'ng who found it
tuckv asked w hether Hoover w ith
tice of Pence—u
.. I
| firearms m ust not be used ex guilty 'o f the m urder of Mrs. liable tabulation available
Justice
1 cace
I hum anly impossible to squirm William A. Munn. tho other man held the statem ent in the belief ha
in tho race for county tax assessor..
$151.87; D. D. Wclborn, ]
in self defense or to prevent Marcello Veroet-Lord, the French. W ashington _gives him 3S0 ns of The threo candidates, Alexander den.
—. - .. ., c* _ t i n tn , j M i th eir way into the streets.
would have a b etter ch an .e to
T hou9'n(| f ycijrd n welcome was tinmed l’nrker. Ho was Munn s
Emission of a felony.
born wife of a Boston school te a c h -! today, and lie probably can count Vaughan, Joe Chittenden and E. $ 5 5 .5 0 ; David Speer, $42.50,^J; M.
-npture the Republican than tba
mechanic.
The
plane
was
a
Ford
Shaffer,
$10.00;
Thco
Aulin,
$10.00.
H. Kilhee, have spent an average
| Official* here umlerstood thut
when the giant Junkers first land
Democratic ’ ncm 'natlon. I t waa
ull
metal
three
engined
type
for
Constable—L. A. T ate, $185.00; ed nt tho mttn'cipnl trilm te. But
i coast guardsm en who after »• of $258.10.
•
reported th at Julius H. Ramos*
t
mail
transportation.
Munn
wim
A.
D.
Smith.
$154.26;
E.
Klnlaw,
years
imprisonment,
1
he
lightness
b
Wyoming
and
Florida,
which
bring Hanson to halt and then
today, ns if pyramiding their pentThe totn lcxpendlturea for the
form er head of the Grain Corpor
im
B
i
I
n
mil
f
•
■
a
t
.
about
to
take
off
for
Bu
felo
with
$133.76;
Leslie
Bryan,
$92.60;
J.
him would be tried by the of th e ' sentence was mu* to uicl are still to uct. But this leaves him other offices follow: County Com
up fervor n roar that rose in waves
ation. persunded Hoover to drop
1\) ilfrcd nearly 100 votes short of the 545 mission, $515.75; Justice of . the M. Vickery. $37.60; E. A. Farnell. wh ch swept the loop and surr- tntd- the nir mail. It was his first
iih»d States court a t Buffalo lo furnished by Horace 1W
his Democratic campaign, P a rk flight
ns
n
regular
mail
pilot.
He
„ ,
ot uu official court murtinl. Lord, the husband of tho slnin m ajority necessary to nominate Peace, $209.87; Constable, $013; $ 10 .00 .
ing districts li^ojiom eth ng super‘ v-i A
had just graduated from the Ford toy snld.
titly following the Hanson woman.
Next in the line is F rank O. County Judge, $507.14;
Clcr^, 1 School Ilonrd—M. E. Dooley. huninn.
training
school.
Good
Pdd
o
'
a
rirc
"
la
r
P .u e d
$
5
.
0
0
;
L.
JH
artley,
$5.00;
Fred
1.
toting, a federal n g in t operaThe cheering hrpnn ns the trim
9.30;
Legislature, -. $288.50;
Mrs Vornol-Lord and Klupfel Lowdrn of Illinois. T he same table
W itnesses snid thnt Munn a t - 1 by *h« Hoover o r-»n'sat«or de-,
in south*, rn W est Virginiu were nunnSers of u stran g e cult accords the grain belt candidate S u p erin ten d en t'o f Public lnstruc- Williams, $...00.
figure t f Fitzm anrice entne from
| fending the S ccretn rjts Rapuhli shot into an automobile near which dealt in mysticism and oc- approxim ately 200 delegates. The
the liotel door followed hy.Iiucne- tom ptid to leave the ground she.
u ‘. I irarism The
Good -ala,
tatinglun, West Vn., was dis- cull practices. She was found dead balance of the field, tnude up of
fold and Koeltl. The three f. u-ht Coro the plane had gained su - 1 irartsm . ’1 lie circular, uoou
fictc.t
momentum.
The
aircraft
stated
that
H
e
w
e
r
wu,
a Ufa
L>«l from the service.
their way t<> n vva ting nutontobilr
i„ .her villa on Oct. 18. 1927 with favorite sons and dark horses, are
. • __ .1.
. .......
I.tniv rose about 203 feet, th -n crashed J le e - edvicnte ef the pt^V«tl11l.
SENATE
LEADERS
[since many of the shootings by a jeweled dagger penetrating her strung out fa r and near.
IMPORTANT BILLS
nhebitinn agents iiave resulted
The big delegation from New
heart.
.
fa lure of pedestrians and
The iury in announcing its ver York tmd Penny«1vaniu. control
H O P E FOR FINAL
omoliilists to linlt when ordered dict said "extenuating circiimstun- ling K>9 votes between them, hold W AIT AS LEADERS
sL so, eusppeling th at tin* fcdcr- -i>8 had been found. They were the whip-hand in the situation at
Imm were thug*, the suggestion based this upon letters w ritten by j present, and litis* doubt wus ex*
TIME VOTE ON T A X BILI
i been made tliut uniform s be processor Lord, of Boston, to | pressed here today tht these leml- STALL F O R
Allen Dingwcll • qnd W 'tt!nm i c f Nations nnd was opposed to th« g
In by the ycjling human walls.
widrd for dry officials.
Klupfel afte r the latter hud been ers, practical politicians all, arc
' uck Of
Interest AsHumlngA]
Braswell, w orkm en.for tho W a y n e 1 protective la r i'f principlesi p f th«
Idlers
from
the
reg
u
lar
arm
y
at
Assistant S ecretary of
the
.
I
i
r
K
iltM'lUiers
train
rae
regular
iin
n
j
>
»
>
letter
was
I
going
to
Kansas
City
"lie
month
Minor
M
easures.G
el
Itight-O
f
*
ill*
lodged in prison. One ' “***•"
m u s t , Vrpportlona Ot
ir m
«jUpr|dnp i nd
the lllir C ivnty Road C om m ission,'jaw the Republican P a rty and tha Mr,
tssury Seymour Lowinun,
-Wav AH
As m
Squabble
from touay
today with
iirjjuiy
».o»iou.., in quoted
f„ilmv»*
“ 11 deeply
*symv m -ii front
wun their
no n wit
» p-hnnds
r ........ .
-tVHV
iu iiiiu ic P rev en ts
us
follows:
*
lrge of prohibition, however, dede
Off LungCon• Ov;s
rr H
*oi.-N*Sl.o..o| Guard; Ill.L is Kited, crash. They ran to the "burning Jullua H. Barnes, thesBhetd a f !
kirre
l l w vou in yourr trouble.
(Cuonsideration
n K id e rn tlo n O
1
tro u b le .: Intact.
intact.
f 'l a x R e d u c tio n ifn m e iH n w r v n . Ami.riran i „ g o n n aires: idane and Brassell boosted Ding- Grain Corporation, camBred
that
uniformed
dry
ugent*
p
atn
u
e
>
.on
many
Suhidantinl
confirmation
of
tin*
t
e
s
t
e
d
B
o
u
ld
e
r
I'tll
tvsted
Boulder
Canyon
Bill
ed t
j oor 0f the cabin. “ I Ington and ffrsu ad cd Mr. H oov«f.
la.) scout*; s.piadro n* of mounted vvt,|| to
►
ould be
I useless nnd th at such a '
fwld
" V ni> " ‘"V r ‘ y th at Iam 1 is due in Phihulelnh u today when
WASHINGTON. May l'J. (INS*
to issue -It on
W ASHINGTON. May 12 (1NS»
,cn; delegottnis
UCCKOW, ..* of
... nmmlH-H of bouted ‘where arc you boysT’ The not
..............—
- -the .»»r'n«d hU
men;
■ovc id not considered. "The’
"The other lovers.m aterially,
hut the 79 delegates from the Ke> tWASHINGTON,
lit the face of a lack of interest, J j ri*h and German elidia; In d ia n s' |„ muS didn’t spreml far, hut it be- i chances to win the K nnDltCTO, ^
lelidei..
r»s«ur> makes no effo rt to shield! unable to help
ift-’r* le tters] tone S tate meet fm «*i ganirat o n | iIsm nsioti among Hou;
t jro, In native custom.-: repre- !
{n
p retty hot. I climbed I nom iration would be b ett* r‘ tnmn
knits win. use firenrnui unneees- I have many o m
,
v„ „ r. i \V. L. Mellon, vhonman <>f the , l(„|aV t„,.vented cons'«!■eratiou of that has m arly assumed filibuster ntttired
cntntivei
of
almost
every
civic
and
j
_
i
adm
inistration
lend
down. I knew they
they were dead, nnd
,, | for the Democratic nom ination and
r>'
•l,"i
‘V’ *S'h|fTJu n«NUlw...........
.« they am. »t 1i.ti,|
%-nnephew
navlvnnlaof ^H
te <■.»>*mil»;;«* , . i,nn,.foUR,lt R.ouble. t anyon 1,11 portions.
thnt tho statem ent was not log"
private li'iilv in Chica.ro, marched ilier* w asn’t “ chance for them.
ptc licences III presccutliins | Melt. II >•“' " " "
S irretarv .1 tn«*
,-rs
today
were
hoping
against
hope
leappoi
extricated
|
sued?" asked Barkley.
fc n it a p p e a r s th e fe d e ra l m en v o u r dispo^iUon
>*l ><
ni
T i e a s u r v A n d re w \V. Mi lhm. *'»
>'"d «-"greH M onal
in the parade.
Tho bodies wero
il,. minor f,„- a final vote ill the Senate.......
ho
"This Is the first I havo
Then came the private nut-inn- shortly afterw ard when Deputy
k m f a u lt .M Low m a n d ec la re d , tlo d anil all
V eru et- I *«'«t w im l t o K m uii* H I "lit. i ti..iiiinnt in.a-.m eH vvb
with the Hag* >f Coroner Gcorgo A. Berg nnd Denr- heard of th at charge." “ Do you
fun* nightfall on ll $2113,0011,tn i t ; ,(jjeH
The II,ins,m shouting lias ill-oilsAt the time <>
•1
leied l.v listiuetioiis and iinlmimd lulls wen- given t lie It gislativ
.. ,
.
....
. . 1.
I.ei lind.aii.l was -.no |,y p I*,iill ires. ....
. n .• .1 even
. ... i...
.
.
..
Germ any and Ireland. Nnt since Lorn police appeared. They were know w hether Mr. Hoover p repor.
tax . reduction hill.
Tliev. will
l» i i iglit-of
wide -prend criticism both in Lord's deatli hm In
•way.
to
he
a
resident
..t
l
oll
»
•
the difys of the wnr tmr perhaps taken to the county morgue. The vd th a t statem ent?*” “ I do not."
hound to east a i-.iniplimetitury
| ’J> Senutc and House, with proWith
enactm
ent
of
the
ndmlnWith th» leg'slntive calendar a
has l a in hnllot for the Secretary of th e .
even b( fore bus Chicago seen *o plane was one of tho first of the Barkley questioned Good about
Lwts . i on uivcstigat on being Mass. The Russian, who
...
Red revnlu- T reasury, ace. r.ling I..
word , blank, the House rules re m m itt.i istrulioti’* hill a**ui;.-l through mnny Germ an flag*.
*h
l»rdi r.-.i Reps. Meud ( I>) and a refugee
orl-motorcd ull-m etal type built his report on the $235,000 apeat .
u Republican Insurgent coiihtmt’,
is
the
son
of
.u
culled up n hill authorising un a p
Bunds
played,
burns
Mew,
men
|N.-!i|,.. , ( |i ) of New York—Imth tion in Russia,
ic^n
hinir
nlth
n
u
;h
•
hi■
«
by the Ford Company*. It was In on Hoover's behalf to date. B ark
Senators on both sides of the
m the Russian
,«
piilifiit miiv l»*» ri Hort* *1 tn in propriation lo fight the pink boll- clinmher blocked actiyn oil the hill whistled, atonmbonts lying in the perfect
pprcs.-atiitives of tile N icaragua fuinier admiral
mcchnnieul
condition, ley brought o u t agsin th a t th a
Ills father i** onlor to hold tho ih*U‘jroti«»n .int.u’t
Hoover
forces
spent
$27,003
in
tha
-icuhxi
..........
muddy
water*
of
the
Cli
engo
River
I'Mioii. il.-iiounced the action of Imperial Navy.
how ever,’airport attaches s»‘d.
worm in Texas and another to pro- day u fler day by defeating poiil - 1
m
in tho curly balloting.
Iraq guardsmen on the House ..aid Yo he in Sun Francisco
Munn was, form erly pilot for C slifniia prim nry In which U»«
inotp the White 1 Igu>v physician icul subject* ami making long I g nvv vent to lu n m -so u n d in g siren
e ffo rt to e s .
--------(Continued on page 11 —
nth.-r lturn tax -I grunts opon the hcada of the proIfaor____________________ - Tn NimiP extent tho
truo
Kliinfrl made no
A- frplnnc
-apcecheo «w- to pk a
inn t t c T .■
- r ----- Com-pan y -.
I Him Mttjiir tu Oolouvh
ressmn.
Mead declared he would in- cape art.-, T tT ripliiii-r'V I.™ « r. of New York’s 90 delegates. TiT
ntion.
Tho
extraneous
speeches,
W
y
andotte..
He
left
IU
employ
The action of the committee was
llnencfeld,
Fitzm aurice
and
,lin' "®. though here the Hoover m anagers
|*-CUrate a fight to “drive the rcsteil he t.il
t« .1 Hi,
a stinging blow to backers of the consuming hours of time, have Kochi underwent the ceremonies ar when tlic company moved to UMo.
was
the
owner
of
the
jeweled
d«gclaim
47
votes
outright.
The
op
Ipnima out of the coastguard”
sw ing-Johnson hill for th(T':l>iiililing prevented consideration of the cor if in a dare. They sat down in ’hc r For several months ho was n stu.
Irvd Dempsey proposed nn i.nvest- ger. He said thut he and Mrs. Ver. position contends th a t the Hoover
poration ami *urtux rutes on four
nutomnhile, itsc , d o ffn l their hats, dent” in the Ford shop*, and hail
Intii.n. He said th at he consulted neULord were in love, hut th at claim of 47 votes is excessive, hut of Boulder dam. They hud confi succeHsivo days.
just passed the final test dc.nonddently
looked
forward
to
getting
irrespective of w hether it is or not
I lie Treasury D epartm ent in the they had quarreled over some
Pinal uction on tVic corporation salutnl, sat down, rose saluted und od by tho Ford Company for solo
cons.deration
on
tho
measure,
late hue declined to divulge the vial m atter and that he contem th at many New York votes and a designated to protect the Imperial and surtax rates will be followed repeuted the actions again .and transport fliers. Ho is survived by
l*rult of the ccnfcrence.
plated suicide in her presence. m ajority of the Pennsylvania Valley of C alifornia from floods. by passage of the hill, as all other again.
n widow and ono child.
E . L. M ark ed la st n ig h t woa eldelegations are necessary to nom
P ark er has been a mechanic «UU ectod president of the Men’s Club
Advocutes of the Font! reappor undetermined rate* uro of minor
Hoover.
importance or arc not subject to
the Ford flying tcixci foj- somo of Iloly C roat Church a t a sh o rt
Iiim a.'f lh . ....... " " . “ " i ' E r i l i t . inate
The next th irty dey* will sec tionm ent bill, who ure clam oring partisan controversy.
him und was slnm during tn
Although
for
action,
also
Were
disappointed
time.
•
-- % busm et* m eeting following a ta lk
struggle.
, r of B cult considerable jockeying ami confer ut the delay in action on this the Democrats havo proposed heav
by the
Melville E . Johnson,
ring among tho party leaders and
Klupfel was member of a
ier
reduction*
of
both
tlieso
taxes,
FRANCE WON’T ACT
who U In charge of church work a t
„f N ature’’ tho candidates’ m anagers. It tuny m easure, fearing thnt the delay the coalition insured enactment of
known ns “ Lovers
bring ubout its defeut.
____
even, be th at the nominee will be will
which became involved with D
PARIS, May 12 —(1N9—Fr»nM tho U niversity of Florida.
o—blclIansdiaotwHUhnlluotiyjitnetu the administration’* recommenda
O thgr offleera selected w arat
settled “within th a t span of timo
police
because
the
niem
heire
will take no octlon upon the appeal
.
Oviedo will he host to Seminole
Speaker Longworth nrul Rep. tions.
MITCH EL FIELD, N. Y.. May rvf the Chinese Nationalists to tho George McRory. rice-p res’d e n t; .
through agreem ent or coalition.
A fte r two week* of debate, only
■County's political asp irants to- fused to wear any clothing. Mm . P resent inaicatlons arc, however, Tilson of Conncticut, Republican
1 2 .—.(IN S )—Two arm y amphibian League ofN ntlons, It was announc Archie B etts, secretary , and B. L .
lsight at a chicken supper anil rally Vernct-Lord. who was « tn k n l“ ' thnt such will no t be the case, and floor leader, both have demanded four controvorsal rate* were fixed, biplanes, sent by the W ar D epart ed at the Foreign Offico this af P erkins, ticas.ursr. D r. Johneojt
[»t the Oviedo School. With the musician, was the daughter of a thnt the Republicans will go into action on the reapportionm ent hill although all new adm inistrative ment to Grcencly Island to aid in ternoon. “ The Nanking Government described his work w ith the s tu
featu res were determined. A num
|Hme drawing short in which can- physician at Cannes. »• rftnc‘ '
the convention w ith the issue -till und havo under consideration peli- ber of other rates were upproved bringing the trans-A tlantic mono is not reccognlted by tho League dents a t th e U niversity. He said
IWsti-s can present charges,’ pro
Nntions", said tho foreign offico fellowship and religion at th e
in doubt nnd New York nnd Penn t rons for consideration of the beeauso both
Republicans and plane Bremen hack to civilization, of
“Furthermore, tha school waa ta u g h t by agencies outBoulder dam bill. The House Rules
fictions of a more o r less fiery
took off at 9:18 o’clock this m orn spokesman.
sylvania in the saddle.
Democrats
recommended
tho
same
Committee, headed by Rep. Snell
arcting were made today by Saning. Both planes had arrived nt person whoso name was s:gncd to aide th e university itself.’
.
""IV! three g i
(R ) of Now York, ono of tho “big reductions.
I kfd political observers.
Miller Field. Stuten Island, from tlic cablegram l* not known M * ‘ H e said th a t a t the p re e e a ttim e .
A
table
of
the
chnngcs
have
hoen
member pf tho Nanking Adminis th e crying need o f th a school v$0»
four" of the House, bus thus far in
More than a score of candidates hcJe while her husband returned
ugrecd
upon.
These Bolling Field, W ashlntgon, at 0:30 tration." * ■
______
... -far a dorm itory fo r freshm en. He
dicated a hostllo ultitudo on both already
A.
M.
and
had
hopped
to
Mitchel
|UV expected to take the figura- to the United States.
changes, so fa r as the Senate bill
pieces of legislation.
Field.
Tho
next
scheduled
stop
is
Ut* stump tonight. Among them
Tampa—$3.C20
contract
let
for • e ll th a t m a n y of. the firs t y ea r
BEGINS CLEANUP
A showdown wns possible today is concerned, represent a total Portland, Maine.
students w are obliged to live lit
[ "ill prohubly he a num ber of slate
slash
of
95,130,000.
The
adm
inis
construction
of
bridge
over
H
ills
when leaders called tho steering
Ono of tho planes was piloted by borough river at Twenty-second boarding houaea as f a r ea th re e -■
"ffirc seekers beside the candir i i l f ’AGO Msy 12,— (INS)
tration
plan
also
called
for
a
$
2 ,
com m ittee Into session to plan the
Captain Ira C. Eaker, and carried
miles exray from th e cam pus.^
d*trs running for representative O ne humlrod and fifty
PARIS, Mty - 12 .— (IN S )—Ac- business of tho House next week. 000,000 slash in corporation taxes, Fred Melchior, chief pilot of tho street.
—» —
bureau squads, acting under qew
, ftotn this county.
'
by
reduction
at
the
rate
frqm
13
companies by n retinue of nine
Tonight's
meeting_ will he fol • orders from Chief o f Police Mtch- persons und baggage which includ Backers of both of tho ignored 1-2 to 12 1-2 per cent, and a $25,* Junkers Company in America, as
m easures were bombarding the
hwi-il by another at Longwood I |Uq [leghes started today to c *
000,000 reduction In surtaxes. The a passenger. Melchior plana to
ed 205 trunks, the form er Mahar
Monday night when the aspirants Up*' C h lc a ^ ^ by ^ In v a d n ig ^ s^ ,, ajah of Jndorc and hi* bride, the leaders w ith demands for places throe am ounts would to tal $20 2 , land at Greenely Island, cith er by
on tho calendar.
'ill have another opportunity to drink establishment*,
130,000, or the total tax reduction piano or, if th a t is Impossible, by
form er Nancy Ann Miller, of Seat
und gambling houses.
l*ing in n few votes.
agreed
to by tho adm inistration parachute, and fly tho Bremon
tle, arrived hero a t 7:30 this m orn
from tho Island. The Bremen has
8 . O. 8 . RECEIVED
and Insurgent coalition.
)
ing from Marseilles.
been stalled on Grcencly Island
T
h
a
'fe
d
e
ra
l
estate
tax
will
reThe brido, who preferred orient
B A S p W tC B ,
N EW YORK, Msy 1 2 .— (IN S )—
where it was dam aged som ewhat
al splendor nnd a sumptuous ex- Governm ent operator* sought um tj-ajn-. unchanged. The Insurgents ■when th«-U ii a* niinkctftftrs of >h» Waitei'~~H agenla th ird x u to ry ^
Hindu prtiictsn.W ’l i f .r successfully last night aud early joined ihe coalition on th is copdi- air, Kochi,* Fitzm aurlce and Von the B ritish Open Golf Champion
TSTcnFe-----a —,-------lost y a a * „ ^ « i* b t
for 1
as an ordinary American g in , and today to trace th e aourco o( an tlon, a fte r Secretary of tho T re as Hucnofcld landed a fte r th e ir drathis
ship,
registered
late
who is now called a Maharanee, S. O .'S . call sen: out Jdst once ury Mellon recommended its re matlc trans-A tlantic. Jump.
«:Uh . medal score of 292 lo r 72, " B ut tho B ritish tru ly revere
was dressed in *a fanciful Hindu shortly a fte r 10:80 o'clock lost peal. “Tho estate ta x will bo Re
* found th e blend, sm iling | g sm ester and a spcrfcm ea I
Tho
c
th
tr
piano
which
le
ft
aiinul
utility
men
show*,
with
pupils
•"
WASHINGTON, May 1 2 . (IN S )
costume, fully bedecked with Jew evening. The vcasel'a call and lo tained," said Senator Smoot (R) tanuously from here this m orning
the
eighth
grade.
.
From
there
i
of U tah, finance loader, “ I n n cer
-The disclosure* thua far in tho
wns piloted by Li out. M uir W .
goes to the high schools and col els.The couple'w hose m arnago rec- cation wore not g iveni but ‘adi'J
v Fairchild. Its psssongers was Ma
federal investigation of th e power
operators believed tho ihip to he tain of it"
leges.
Nothing
lie
neglected.
Teach
l thrust were characterised by exegtly took th e fancy o f the world, near New York harbor.
haven h*» h**H *>®rn.
*
BRANDS CHARGE F R A M fU P jo r Genaral Jam es E. Fecht, chief new
|Gov. Gifford Pinchot of Pennayl- ers in the public schools have been will repair to the M aharajah s
eves of the BriUsh . public; tho “o f the big men. he has ’
of *tha elf, corps, U. 8 . Arm y.
L»nla today as unprecedented ip
old one they regorded as a ewank. ably proved him self tho
h l .u r y Of A m ,rli chateau D’Henncmont, Just outBAND1T8 GET BOOTY
LOS ANGELES. May 12.—'
sw aggering specimen whose n u n - O ther London publicetlof
sido St. Germain# En l^ y c , m a r
th.* country's history;28 NAM ED D EFENDA NTS
ca
h
u
t h e like of this atU ck on the
n cr end B e rin g thoy eomohow of H srv n in a slmQaror I
ST. LOUIS, May 12 .—(INS) (IN S )—(Jharm ctcrifcg tho ir(irPinchot referred specifically to
here, where they will spend tho
vein, U s Poet declaring th
soundness und Indejs^ndenc* o f^ d ,
rest qf th eir honeymoon. They a r —Forcing two m essengers into an je r charge lodgoa*^against J . W. , 'BALTUIORE, Md„ M ay If.— found offensive.
the revelations th a t utilities interm reg
im
P PthPe jB
c e a s io n
It
retted
eucressiot
ucation
l>een
uncovered.
In
attack
His
rebellion
a
g
a
in
st
social
re
alleyway,
a
bandit
today
escaped
rived
a
t
Marseilles
yesterday
—Twenty
oignt
persona,
in
Randolph, wealthy broker of Hol
♦•ti subsidised teachers, wrote
eriran rictorl#n In 1M1, 1W
strictions
placed
upon
professioning
tho
integrity
of
the
whooU
with
the
$2,800
payroll
of
the
Gen
aboard the City of Bmrodn, T in
lywood, as the result of a “ fram e- cluding Rep. T. Allen aolOstooroUgh
text-books for
use in public
golfsrs in th is co untry end hla 1925, 1020. 1927 and thin
up," H , H. H arris, attorney for ■(D )' of M aryland, were nam ed de si
'ehools, and by o ther m eans of attack* the very basis of self bride’s "gram m a" Schaeffer, a eral Baking Company wore.
famous failu re to m eet Aba M it "It U pleasant to know
government. A .
an attem pted betpectabled, elderly woman was
tha accused man, today declared fe n d a n t* today in a su it filed in chell on tho f ir s t to* a t th e speci to now tkey kavo *
*r,d*»presd propaganda sought to
Delray—Six-foot
atrip
to
be
3
Fedorel C ourt by Jam a* B, Burnt,
with the p arty . She denied report*
“'•credit public ownership and op- th rea t to frt« institution. '
gentlemanly won.
the same class with the stealing the Maharanee waa to undorgo an added to road being built by state th a t ha will easily astablU h hl» formerly »* Now York racing man. fied tim e M rvcd to »U «nfthea
•rstlon of utilities.
client’s
innocence.
between Boynton and thie place.
“Tkls Propaganda begins," said of votes. And it U no lcM d l,re ' operation.
Irnchot, "M
tggHjjpny o f ‘t h t putable.”
-Defense T o
e Only Excuse
KOKOMO, Ind., May 12.—
.(INS)—Five women ’ were in
stan tly killed seven other per
sons probably will die and oth
ers were injured in an explos
ion a t the Fridlin Laundry to
day. Windows w ere shattered
and tracks of the Union Trnction Compnny were torn up by
the force of the explosion, which
occurred in the steam pressing
departm ent ns workers were a t
th eir places- L ater police suc
ceeded in identifying four of
the five dead women. They
w ere: Mrs. Emmn Black Ford,
of Kokomo; Miss Anna Black,
'o f Kokomo, sister of Mrs. Ford;
Miss Bose Emma Courtney, of
Grcentown; Miss "Mary Sapp,
| of Kokomo.
Senate Contiirae,8
Campaign Probing l
ury Promise? To!
D!arkell Is Picked
President Of Holy
Cross Church Club
Army Flyers Leave
For Greenly Island
To Return Bremen
Candidates Speak
At Political Rally
[In Oviedo Tonight
Indore Maharajah
And Bride Arriveln
Paris With Retinue
English Public P raises V fctow O f .
H eretofore U npopular Walter H agen
Pinchot Flays Pub lie U tilities F o r
""idespread Propaganda Campwgklff
it
•s
V ,
.
• lit . b£k\
I
�THR SANFORD T1KWALD, SANFORD, IT,OHHM. FRIDAY, MAY 11,
m
BEACH
Connie Mack Deserves Big Walter Hagen Stages Big
Credit For A thletic’s Hun Come-Back And Takes The
Of Success In Late Games Lead From Argentine Pro
-
BY DAVIS. J. WA 1.81! *
International News Service
Sports Editor
NFJV-JTPTIX, May 'l l , — (IN S )—
T h ete 1‘cbm.i to be nothing for it
fuit(lp*opcn the alter of rases to.
,Jlay nnd sprinkle u.« essence over
tin physical sub-division known ns
Connie Mack. He is entitled to
something special right out of the
neck of the bottle for whut he has
done, or seems to have done, for,
with and to the I'hiledelphia A th.
letiei of 1028.
The apnthetirs, a sard mic soul
eleventh, the wind carried hla iro^j i
shot fa r to the left corner of the j
green In the rough. Hngen chipped
the ball on the green* and then
sank 1 In two putts for a five.
On the twelfth, Ilngen showed
th at even if he was Hagen he was
still human enough to slice his
drive. The ball almost buried It
self in the rough. However, "Sir
W alter" retrieved himself by m akmashie shot carried over the green
ing a par four anyhow.
His
but he lpid a dead approach and
sank the putt.
n e v |r feel (he Q(t
ranee and think i
needless exp^ns*.
called them once. But th at was |* SANDWICH, England; Hlay 11. fivp feet und canned it.
some years ago when they were j —(INS—Walter Hagen stuged one . T h e” fourth was Hagen at his
rnddariirlrtg to recover from their of his typical Hngen stunta In the! best. He drove into the middl# of
a huge bunker, JbtotRAisrtaiaing the
1916 debacle and were playing third louiyj, of,,the British Open •safety of a niblick,’fhd
an ir
class A. I). C. ball during the pro. Golf ('hnmpionship today and shot I on, lifted the ^ 1 1H6 YArdl In the
'ee«s. Jodny, they are about us his way to a one-stroke lend overj c-lgs of th e gitfc.ni. aiid 'th an got
apathetic ns the Wall S treet ex
.
|j
.
Jose Juratio, the diminutive Arg* i his four.
|rw o girls of ( la te # end, Eng*'
plosion.
Tho fifth w aivjiaycd .perfectly
F orty one runs In th eir last entine pYu, who'has been lending! in four, and qn' the j h d r t sixth land, have asked the mayor to for
five gam es—an nvornge of. eight! the pack up to today.
Hagen netted ahothar 1 birdie. His ward thejr leap year proposals to
’ 1 p
Sixty seven hits, an average of
Hngen' shot a marvelous .72 on drive was e i |# tlr h feet from the any "likely" young men.
more than thirteen! T hat’* apathy, the out-going nine of the thiid cup, and he rammed it home while
provided you th ip b ^ tt. Vital wns round, und even a rnthor dismal .the gallery' cheered.
maybe n bit too ntwld for E ng. .*10 coining in could not detract
Hngen leaned on tho hall in the
land’s standing army. The A thlet from the brilliance of his 72 for seventh, nnd got off sohie .700
Good Sized Crowd At
ics ore (lie only club in either Ma the round, which mndo his 64 hole yards.
Howell, rf
A ' low brassic second
Athletic Field To Jackson,
jor League that has lost but one total 220, ns against Jurado's 221. iirought him into n bunker .70
If
Fishing Season opens
gnmc since Apr. J 8 . They have Junulo hod a 7U this morning, ns yards from the green. He chipped
See Feds Get Heat Prishie, 2 b
won
eleven
(in
the
meantime
for
a
nulhreth, ;i
did Bill Mehlhorn, another of till* out nobly to within a dozen feet
May 16th.
percen tag e"of .9lh and, if some A-.uerican pros. __
The Palm %onch Sheriff's out- Barnes, lit
one
doesn't
stop
them
soon,
the
1 Warren, cf
Tackle for all
Mohlhorn's 76 put him five be
hit, outflelded nnd outsm arted tho
American League race is due to hind Hagen und four behind Ju rI Robertson,
Celery Fed* yesterday nt the Mun 1 Toppina, s<
be closer than a coat of point, ndo, who nt this time were leading
Rod and Reel Repairing
icipal Athletic Field and came mil llymel, p
Yankees or no Yankees.
the show, with most of the field
Our Specialty
' on the Inrger handle of ii 6 to 0 Porter, x
The immediate answer is that, out:
t^ico re . The Feds ge‘. eight hits but
for thu first time since 1914, Con.
HAGEN'S CAIU)
Totals
..:I2 « 8 27. 17 If nie Mack seems to have m arsbal• they were scattered in nearly that
Out 6 1 2 4 4 2 4 U 1 —1 .7 .
x—hutted for Hymel in ninth. I cd all the forces th at go into the
m any innings.
.
In 4 6 I 5 5 6 .7 I 4 —.10—72
Score by innings:
[ creation of u winning rnmhinnToday the Sanford boys will try
Sanford
....... 000 000 000 —o | lion—hitting, pitching, reasonably 148— 220.
to keep from going down to de W ist Palm Beach 201 2U0 000 —5
J t ’It ADO'S CARD
fe a t for the fifth straig h t time
Out i 6 i i r. :i 6 n i —17.
Two base hits, Ijirge, Buckles, fair defense behind the pitcher nnd
slnco they came home from Ml* Beasley. Stolen bases, Buckles 2, the will to win.
In 5 4 I 4 6 ,4 :i 4 0—19—Jfl —
Tho outfit had hitting in 1926 146—221.
-A**
< am i Inst Monday. laical fans are Sacrifice hits, W urren. Struck out,
EataBshrd I9M
still hoping th a t' the winning by Mott 6 . Bases on balls, off Hy- nnd 1927 but the pitchers didn't
MEIII.HORN'S CARD
streak thnt Im right the Fed* six iiii-1 ti; off Mutt 8 . Double plays, have much beyond the rig h t idea.
Out
i i :» u t . n —.ic,.
wins in eight tries on the roni Muf>uii 'to Buckle to Burke; Mott Hut today Grove nnd W alberg are
Out 6 4 I 6 4 .1 I .1 4 —76.
will return to them In the locul to Adair to Burke; Frisbie to Top- standing up like n best mnn und
In 4 I 4 6 6 6 4 4 6— 10—76 ball park before they leave afte r pitio to B arm s; Hymel to Toppiuo lately Rommel and Quiuu have Is*, 149— 226.
next Monday’s gome. ’ r . t
to Burncs. Hit by pitcher, by Mutt gun to show signs of humun life. $811. j.i ..( ’II
OGuiiul 2
i
Buy A & G Brands—Get Bet
Hymel, who guve Miami two ( Robert son L I**ft uii ban-a, Palm Of course, everybody is winning
Hagen's Golf on the first nine ;
sound drubbings in the Magic liturh 12; Sanford I. Time of with a club that plays a t the rule fulrly shone. The 1‘rineo of Wales
City last week, wusn’t clicking rami-, 1 : 1 .6 . Umpires Davis und Ku of .917 oVer a iperiod of thru?
ter Crops and Save Freight
Was in the g u ild y und " d ir Wal ;
yesterday afternoon. He dijhed out
weeks bill the boys have been lo r" chose this uuspicioifs iK-casiun ,
•lx pusses and Die record slow* hi
very particular about the number to stru t his stu ff before Royalty.i
The No Filler Method Saves
Noir Hu*
didn't strike 'o u t n man. Mott,
of runs they allow, anyhow.
W
alter
wns
his
usual
debonair
self
j
.
Freight nil the Filler and You
STANDING
4
liar
hurling far the Sheriffs, didn’t
Over the Inst five game stretch, when.he drove off the first tee. l i e ' |
11tig fur
everything his own way, bill
Get
the Same Amount of
the oposltion, which happened to sent tho bull .700 yards down H ,
his support wns funct'oning as a
be the Detroit Tigers nnd the St. middle of the fairway, played a j ,
llunUllnic
Plant Food.
well-oiled ban-bull muculnc should.
Louis Browns, averaged less than beautiful mushie to the green, hut | ,
’ The fans are giving the Celery
three runs a game which, like the then spoiled the. performance by
Feds the siippo.-t they need. The
four cent nicklc, isn’t quite en taking three putts.
t
rrowd was anything but sninll
ough. The Browns had gone p-ell
On the secoiul hole he again |
yesterday and the gt'iini|stand air!
F E R T IL IZ E R , fc=* C O M P A N Y
in W ashington. The Tigem w< re j drove well and played a mtrthic l>> |
bleacher* were not ovur-sarrustic
perking up in tiie West nnd in I the green. His putt for a liitdie |
fyickso>CiilL<JtorULi
a t tile failure of the Fed-s to tally.
Boston. Muvhe you think it iiii'l hung on the lip of the rup. Rut •
Box scon-:
possible to perk uowii. But J.j he wasn't to he stopped, for on the <
West Palm Ih-ach
R. W. Deane, laocal Agent
know
it is, because that is what 1 third he got hi. Iiiltl lie overdrove \
all r h ii a e
the
Browns
und
Tigers
did
in
Buckles, ss
4 1 2 6 I 0
the green chipped hack to within! I
1 ’hilndclphin during tin ' last seven
Burke, lb
6 2 2 to u u
days.
Holder, If
6 u I
1 u u
S o lic it y o u r o r d e r s fo r p ro m p t s h ip m e n t fro m J a c k s o n v illi
•Some of our best second gues.
Hogan, rf
0 " 0
I l> "
sors are hastening now to point
Large, rf
6 !l .7 I " "
out th at Mack kicked one all over
Beasley, cf
I 0 2 2 It o
the premises when he let Sam .
Ctrisi, .1 b
:t U ii
| I u
Gray gel away from that pitching
Mason, 2b
6 0 I 0 :i o
staff. He c e ita in l/ could use
Adair, t
.1 1 1 It 1 "
G ray’s six out of seven. But the
Mott, p
:i I I » 2 o
fact that he is finding Sonic tire
Totals
for tie- .192 halting nVernge of tin
inun \ i bo figuicd in Gray trade.
Slillfnnl
1 Here Again Today
Sportsmen Be Ready
ATLANTICSAND GULF
San fon Florid
luiiig,
Sanford Buick Compmy
u l'
“ ANNOUNCES^A ~
r>oui
mir
MORE MILLIONS. REQUIRED
TO SERVE YOU BETTER
‘T ’llh continued growth of the Southeastern State*
will rcipurc .in expenditure of more than $27,17<i*
(Y0 this year lor addiuum , extensions and replace
ments to the Hell Telephone System in this section.
Tliis big construction program follows a gross exqw-ndilure of more than $25,275,000 lor similar pur*
pi *cs last year.
A substantial share of this investm ent will be
m ade in H iriJa and it is now estim ated that mure
th a n 4,V 0 new telephones will be added in this state
during 1928.
1 hesc Inrgr ad ditions and replacem ents are a p art
» ' o u r policy of building in advance to keep pace
" i 'l i iln- u n tilipntcd grow th und progress o f th e state.
T!• * xpi nston makes th e service m o re valuable
'• •
'
• .u ru n irv and provides th e e n tire South*
. ti unequalled m o Jc rn system of quick
How Many Will You Save?
T F your pctvly-arrivcd chicks could talk they^otxld say:
not iced us until wc arc 72 hours old. Wc arc
supplied with food during this period by the remaining
nan of the egg yolks which we absorbed into our bodies just
before we were hatched. When wc are 72 hours old give us
a. feed which will pro-
These And Many More Unusual Cid
X “ Do
r fvFp r
Commencing Saturday May
Are Priced To Sell Q ik
Standard
Six Sedan
*I• «i » . i* - .V . *
* * |I i *
l/Mto>pt,ralt4)
t
E’cy know what it
r iT
ucwshiptiK^Tof^tartr
•
•»'
Buick Standard Six 4 Pass. Couj
Jordan Straight 8 Sedan
Essex Coach
Bauman Bros.
116 West First Street
Phone 82
"The Store With the Checkerboard Sign”
Corner P,ark Avenue and 2ud>t
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s
iVPrt!
ss
Ssnlord Herald
*4 m n
ttn k
5VS?
TBX SANTeHD
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h b Ii a l p . b a n f o r d .
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Mother’s Day
■r at k w i« r i n a n da.
’ivftif ' j 1
H
i Am m m
a?.'i
perity and hnppines,, of all
citizens.
Every person in Sarasota county
should direct their efforts to inter
exting and calling nttention to oat"
aiders to the great agricultural op
portunities nnd possibilities of
Sarasota county.
SARASOTA CELERY CENTER
SARASOTA TIMES
i, i, i I) l ’T iii»,u » "HI■Rffw Jri irfiRaiwj oi »» f
Sunday la M other's Day. To moat o f us th a t meana
going t o a flower ahop, buying n g reetin g card or perhaps
The shipment yesterday o f 2 , 1 0 0 1 vision nnd faith In this sfate nnd
O K « k w 3 7 , 1X1*. •« Ik * P M i t l l n sending a w ire a t the last m inute if our m othera happen to
crates
of celery from the Palm er section has In the p o st few years
M l u l t M , P io riu , u 4 n
a n
«|
live elsewhere. To the older of us, it m ay mean poignant F arm s brings to everyone a realiza brought so many people and so
i n i t n a o f H a r r * & 1 IW .
memories of those who have passed from o u r lives, or Don of the tremendous im portance many milliony of dollars of out of
mo;L L A K D l . d r a m
siiii'.JJJ)
su
rp rise and joy at the th o u g h tfu ln ess‘of Our children in of this industry to S a ra so ta ,' and state capita) for investm ent. We
H O W A R D IIH R Q
are prone to forget these things in
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rem em bering us. In many families, both fa th e r and m other
&!
the county. Within a very short the busy rush of current events.
& STORAGE CO.
sh
are
in
the
day.
• j v i H o u m o N J1A T R .H
lime this county has been placed Thousands of people will be H s p r r t P l n n o m o v i n a , I l n a l l n * .
M other's Day is not an old institution, but it is well In
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t r a t i n e . S h lp p lB * .
a prum .nent position through brought here as a result of Mrs,
0X.VI established in the calendar of American custom s. Ten
?*!■» Month* ... .
tl i l i- T r a c k P n r l l l t l c n
out the country among celery Palm er's efforts nnd will be happy
T fc re * H o n t k a
P h o n e HM
200 S . M a p le A v e.
1*T C a r r l r r i m W t U .
tu.ia years ago it had scarcely been conceived, and five y ears ngo‘ buyers ns one of the im portant and prosperous residents of this
RALPH W. LOSSING Mgr.
1 \<* Htm ld. S u lo t d s flo o r.? »«»»• it was only beg in n in g 'to capture general attention. Today, eolcty grow.ng sections, and the county, contributing to tho pros
p « l> rr,
I t Ik i
In lrn g *
its observance in nation-wide. To the greeting card m anu immediate future holds much In
r t n n a l H r r m . S * n l c f , f r r r l i 1n r I r o u t
facturers, it is the second biggest day in th e year, giving »tcre fpr us as a celery section,
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m ig trio f
e ta i
also us « general truck grow
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l u r a l i t h m l — till w o i i l i A iU lr f * v « r » way only to C hristm as.
The telegraph companies in the and
i v*.
IkU a l l I k f l f i d I a R
m -ro la o t lk »
ing region.
seen a rem arknblc grow th in volume
F. .
n l l r r w o rltL
Thr
f . N . K. l a
o a - past few years have
Too much credit cannot he given
:•
p rrla ll* i l f l i l m l I n
l ’to .1 4 - . » fvd t*
o f -Mother's Day greetings. The candy m akers and th e to the Palm er Corporation and R.
V
O N k n l ffi> l.
florists have found in it ever increasing sale for th e ir wares. K'. Thompson, for their foresight in
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a i m k f r of
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bringing this industry to Sarasota.
A u d i t H u r t a n u f C l r c n l a l l o t i * . a n Each year, the day g ath ers fresh impetus.
On improved City property nt 7 per cent. 3 to five year
l k l l n a t O t K l .1 M o r l f l l i o n o f T a 'i *
The late M il. P otter Palm er had
Every
son
and
d
au
g
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ter
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he
or
she
grows
into
manl l t k r r s A d r r f l l a r r a n o d A rlv rrtlx l u
A lrih
n k ltk
r .q u lrr
K f k hood or womanhood feels an added affection for his p a r tho proper vision of the Sarasota
stra ig h t loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
n t k U i k r t m r r a b r r t o u n t r n l t !<• n ents as he realizes th e trials and tribulations
they have icrfion many years ago when shr
a uCf m Iuni k o - r ud -ar i l lt o r »u rf l l » » uakl »« ~r t*i |il alll»o liri suffered in on*1 way or another in the rearing of children. selected this plnce to buy many
business property.
n il <ta lm a o f
no " i l l « »
thousands of acres of land and
These grown children should heartily thank the man who started
k M to tl k iK tn n o n k d k o d a .
«
a farm development here
first .suggested settin g M other's b a y a p a rt ns a special whlrh will br a perm anent inonu*
SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO.
S.1TURDAT, Mar 11.
day in the year. Eor this gives them an opportunity to m ent to her memory.
bring extra happiness into the lives of th e ir m othera and
I t is well th a t we give due consul
. 112 E. Second St.
b jb l e v m w k f o r t o d a y
fath ers by some big or little special, token of affection.
oration to these pioneers whose
i
MONEY TO LOAN
H
•Mill
Mlrm
nko«
*. t
%kil*.
W.rw*
in# I
ll rk
DIET
] went to hear a lecturer,
• A scientific jay.
He Mid, "Don’t mind whet yon
prefer,
You een't depend on teste, no elrl
Don't touch tha foodstuffs th et
you .-revo
Els* you will fill an eerly grave;
• You’ll llv# to rue the day."
• i
Meet and potatoes never blend;
I m ustn't cat hot bread;
I t fbcarva n most untimely end—
"E at only what I rec-eommend."
T sot and listened as he raved
And damned the
very things
I craved.
* "Prolong your lives," he said.
H
■h:
tnd'.i
Ho spoke of spinach by tho ton.
But other things—• not much.
We should eat lettuce—every one—
And walk n lot ou t In the aun;
C u v bread with whiskers to its
knees.
E at fruits »o soft they will not
w jn m e,
• And such, and such, and such.
a •
,- p i ;
tv a
1
; v ll
•‘Wl!
VI,
I l l never go to hear again
• A Iron T d hungry tongue.
Wlwci I Icel- for ft vitamin
t w ant u laf one. not caved-in:
If I nvv t i.v# on grass and figs
And r-^ot.. «r..t h 'rh s and parsley
.
c; n r .And vtui 1 that's fit for making
. . . . wigs,
yd la th ir die while young!
V . L S In P*lm Beach Times.
. Vamtf'"- dv.r
> for th r
I hr re t
e srhonl
kid.- I*'
t l f Ua r a n t £ -> b ■'
|1
time*.
,cv 1
ter i
1*011; il'.ll
UnW ,
J'loir
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T
inlr
The Greatest Woman
Dur.’l • folgi't. your pull lux
must be paid b r next Saturday
unless 1 you hare haudrd over
your dollar alrtndy.
' Note on Hie "back to the farm
movement** in the classified page
of tho ' Heraldi • WILL TnADE
Cadillac Roadster for a pair of
.jriuleC—1—— —------------ -------
-It
Carrie Bollet, a Cleveland girl.
Is planning to try a hop across the
Atlantic this summer from Cleve
land to Paris. They just won't
learn better.
The house has been investigat
ing pneumatic bread. But we
haven't seen the headline "Bad
Bread Aired" as yet—Jacksonville
Journal.
1
Two r f the most attractive per.
arms in this best of all possible
worlds are a young widow and an
unlpstructed delegate to a nation
al political convention.—Milwau
kee Journal.
, , . *. ------- ©------A New Jersey Judge, 72, Is be
ing sued for alienation of affec
tions. Add that to your Iowa spl.
der, Texas homed toad, Shakes,
peare-reading prise fighter, baby
cig ar addict and talking dog.—
Lakeland Ledger.
MuraoRnl, in his Saturday Eve
ning To t nut'-WorTnph*. says in
effect, th a t every time some one
faiffed him on the nose, ha came
beck .a stronger man. n e sure
m u st have had plenty of socks
slipped to him in his younger
(- - 1
ida prim ary elections, are still confusing the minds of
many voters. A ttorney General Fred Davis, who spoke
not long ago a t a political rally a t Geneva, gave an explana
tion a t th a t time which, while it did not clarify the process
of tabulating th e ballots, assured the voters th a t th e ir
second choice votes would not cancel th eir firs t choice
votes.
The system by which nil the votes are tabulated, ac
cording to a concise and accurate editorial in th e Florida
Times-Union, is th is;
The county canvassing boards do not elim inate any
candidates. The two "top m en" are not decided in each
county separately. It will require the total vote of th e en
tire state to decide who are th e two "top m en” before any
candidates are eliminated, and this is done by the sta te
canvassing Ixiard in Tallahassee.
County canvassing boards tabulate the vote of the
county by precincts, showing th e first choice votes cast
for each candidate and for whom th e electors on those
ballots voted for second choice. T heir tabulation will show :
.................electors v o te d ................first choice for A and
voted
............... second choice for B.
.............second choice for C.
............. second choice for D.
............ second choice for E.
Then another tabulation showing first choice votes
for B, and from those ballots the second choice votes cast
for A, C, D, and E. There will be a seperate tabulation
showing first choice vote for each of the candidates and
how thos'1 electors voted for second choice.
The .-omi-le'e county tabulation will then be sent to the
•’’ate canvassing board in Tallahnssee, and thev will in the
same m anner tabulate th e vote of th e entire state by
counties. These figures will show who are th e two "top
men" in first, choice votes. All other candidates will then
be eliminated and second choice votes on th eir ballots for
the two “top men" will then be added t o ‘th eir first choice
votes, the one receiving the g re a test num ber of first and
second choice votes being declared the nominee.
.. Cooks nr* often decorated in
Madame I'ierre Gurio a few d a y s a g o was voted the
France. We f«*l like * crowning
most
illustrious woman in the world in a contest conducted
bom* of ->m.—Florence (Ain.'
by Le Quutidien, a Paris newspaper. The woman, famous
Herald
rtvr
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Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford Realty Col
Time For Preparation Needed
Those having property, Mg or little, any wheT* | n
County for sale please no'.lfy me early by letter, simpl, rtn l
the fact, and giving the num ber of your aeparaie pieces.
A form for boundary description and for display ffat|
will then be mailed to you th a t your listings (without
ship shown unless you so desire) may appear on October Pi
Iiclty Sheets
Will need some time to get all phases or a quick, pritlictblj
system In p r i n t a b l e shape. ;
Farm ers,—please don’t fo rg et to w rite those T r o p pr
criptiona” and bo Bure to sign your nam e to them. Suth
treatise will lie a small m atter to you h u t a "Great tilfl" i
Our County’s New C itiiens.
W ith you for Seminole until th at name becomes a *jnon»
for Wholesome Prosperity.
H .A .Speir Sanford Florida
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' --------. THF: H EIRS OF GOD—The
Second Choice Votes
rightocd* J ia ll never be removed
but the wicked shall not inhabit
the earth.—Priv. 10:30.
Second choice votes, th e bugbear of conscientious citi
. PRAYER— Blessed are the meek
zens
who wish to express th e ir choices accurately in Flor
far they nhall Inherit the earth.
HIP
irt
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Hoover says he hasn't spent a
c e n t' oh his - cam paign, fo r the
m anager y v trrd a y told the
u n it e campaign fund committee
•that a q u arte r o f .a million dollars
had been apent over the United
'fR a le e .-H e tb e rt certainly has gen
erous friend*.
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*----------- ° -----------1' r A new Invention,by way of
a u to bum per made of ru'-iW - it I*
M id. will relieve the car from u
• J a r when ctriking an object while
traveling a t the ra te of 36 rniJeb
an hour. W ell - bet it won't even
ja r tl>*' nerves o f t h e ' average
d riv er when he atrikes a pedei-
Bcporlcd-Stnr.
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MEETING
Monday
Longwood
Library
The Candidates For Office
In Sem inole-County- - - - -
because of her scientific studies and discoveries, was
chosen over the great women of the th eater, the concert
hall and the sport world. Madame C urie is most noted for
her work with radium, first with her husband, and since
his death, alone.
The womnn scientist led the late Sarah B ernhardt,
who. until her death six years ago, was the idol of France,
by 8,000 votes in a total of 08.000. The leading American
woman in the contest was Ituth Elder, made famous bv
her nnar- tf affift-fligM -fiom tin . Uilltim~States to the middle
of the Atlantic. She was among Lite first ten until the final
count put her into eleventh place.
She received 26,088
votes. Mary Bickford followed the g.rl flyer as the next
American. She polled 20.000 odd votes.
Madame Curie would never have won first place in an
American contest. She is well-known in this country but
h er name is not often before the public. R uth Elder would
have stood fa r above her. Yet the French choice could
not have been more accurate. Among the women of the
world living today there is not one more fitted to bear the
title of "m ost illustrious" than is she. H er work w ith rad
ium is one of the outstanding achievem ents of the first
quarter of this century.
THE INDIANA RESULT
JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL
Defeat of Secretary Hoover in
the Indiana Republican primary
was a severe blow to his candidacy,
notwithstanding he hux more Ilian
400 delegates instructed or cluimed.
Prim aries in which the actual
voice oi the people is recorded
count hoavily in the final selection
for they reveal u candidate's vote
getting abilities. In Indiana it was
Hoover against the 'ield, but his
failure to triumph over it will be
used by his foes with effective
force. They will point to his de
feat in the Hoosier state and the
loss of delegates throughout tin
Middle West, which will.be u bat.
cannot hold thiRepublican vote. They will vay
th at loss' of support in these
states, which the Republicans
must have if they expect to defeat
Governor Smith, virtually certain
to be the Democratic nominee, re
veals h weakness in n section
where the party cannot afford to
tuke chances. It is significant Uml
Mr, Hoover lost the rural vote in
Indiana.
It is of little rviil comfort to
Mr. Hoover that he lost to a
fuvoratc eon. For Senator Watson
represented a machine thul ought
to be discredited. He is fa r under
presidential sice, and It is alto,
gelhcr improbable th at he will get
more than the complimentary vote
of his state for a few ballots. In
diana jvolitics has been too corrupt
for the national p arty to take th r
risk of connection with it that the
nomination of Senator Watson
would entail. It was not Mr. W at
son alone to whom Mr. Hoover
lost, for the senator had the sup
port of friends of other aspirants
who saw enhancement of th e.p ro s
pects of th eir favorites in defeat
of the cabinet ny’mbcr. He failed
st-slimi lilm cilr Sthdhgcr than the
field among the voters.
The commerce secretary is still
far in the lead. But Mr. Mellon has
pot yet spoken in public. There
are still a large lot of uninstruciid delegates, and the affiliation
of a number claimed for Mr.
Hoover Is in dispute.
-We- n n y now expect ttj hear
more talk of d raftin g Mr. IW Iidgv, and tulle uf Dawes will 1>e.
come stronger for he- is popular
in Indiana.
Indiana has given political ob.
servers food for much thought,
and most of all Mr. Hoover.
On June 5th. the people go to the polls to decide who shall be elected to serve them
in the various offices of Seminole County. Each and every voter should attend the
political speakings, hear all the candidates state their platforms and express their
views. In this way only can the people be assured that their choice is elected to
office.
This Advertisement Paid For By:
E. H. Kilbee
A. I). Smith
Candidate For T n\ Assessor
Candidate Constable Dlst. 4
( andidatr County Commissioner Hist, 3 .
May Belle Maxwell
L. A. Tate
Candidate Supt, Public Instruction
( endidate Constable Hist. 4
Joe D. Chittenden
R. R. I)eas
C. M. Hand
Candidate Re-election Sheriff
E. E. Brady
Candidate Sheriff
D .L. Thrasher
A. Vaughan
C andidate Re-election Tax Aivesor
Candidate Clerk Court
L. P. Hagan
Fank Evans
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Candidate Tax Aascssor
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W. E. White
- t andidatr ITOaecuIIng Attorney
J. F. McClelland
R. C. Wilcox
J. G. Sharon
Candidate Sheriff
C andidate Constable Hist. 4
W. Lawton
Candidate Supt. Public Instruction
E. K inlaw
Candidal* Constable Hist. 4
i
S. A. B. Wilkinson
Candidate County Judge
T.
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Candidate Clerk Court
Candidate L egislature Group !
Candidate Re-election County Judge r
V
Jno. G. Leonardy
Candidate R e.rlectljn Prosecuting AU'y.
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E. E. Walker
L. T. Bryan
S. F. Long*
C andidate F of Sheriff
Constable D istrict 4
Candidate County Commissioner I Mat. 5
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14th
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Off|c« T e f c p h o ile ’1/48 MJjLS. F R E D S S . D A I G E R , S o c ie ty E d ito r R e sid e n c e
THURSDAY
Semipole C hapter No. 2 ,0 . E. S.
will hold m eeting nt 7:30 o’clock
a t the Masonic Temple.
FRIDAY
Busy Bee Sowing Club will meet
with Mrs. G. S. U ttrell.
Dolores Del Rio Is
Halfcast Dancer In
Milane Film Today
Personals
11.*!?**?*1
■ u Seven, M rs/A . It. Willpit I huirinuu, will meet with Mr?.
f*ri? Miller, at <>ni Magnolia
|»M c -i . !u o'clock
[Cin-l, Eight. Mrs. (*. M. Boy*l
Rurtnan, will meet with Mrs. C.
5iitigg> i)tl Mm On S treet ut foul
pbek. Mr?. M. |(. Borland the it?
pttste hostess.
ffird t Nine, Mrs. C. A. Byrd
P*:rniini will meet with Mrs. F*
NWoodmff, f,20 ; Ouk Avenue at
^10 o'clfK-k.
"?
TUESDAY
I Azarian ( la?? of the First Bap*
Fj f Inin h wilt meet ut 7:3ti
Ptbck ut the home of Mrs. Ini
fcj'.hvvard. 1 1 1 2 l?uurc] Avenue,
j*ftu?irit*.*ss m eeting of the Muse
®t}artwi*nt uf (hi; Woman's (Till*
r 1 !•*■ held at 3:(!l) o'clock, fottd by n giogrum at l: 0 'l
,locl. hunoiing the f'evilimi Mg;-f
Robert J. Holly Jr., wiU enthe members of the Duplii'ige Club at her home in
Kiri
church
Evening Prayer A Sermon 5:00
Young Peoples Service lam gue
0:30 I*. SI.
WiJ Inosdny evening Rector's
Bible Class 8:00 P. M.
A cordial welcome to any ol
lh;?u services is extended to all.
vA
Exceptionally
enjoyable as well
as lovely was the bridge party
wiven Friday afternoon when Mrs.
M. Minarik entertained the mem
bers of the Lottaphun Bridge Club
at her home on Laurel A v e n ^
. Brightening the rooms o f * i l s
cosy home were baskets of EnstYr
lillies ami gladioli arranged with
pleasing effect.
Scores for the gaipes of auction
bridge were kept on tallies dune
in baskets of jonquils and when the
usual number of ro u n d s'h ad been
played, it was fount! the first
prize, u lose crystal flower bowl
hud been won by Mrs. O'Connor.
The cut prize went to Mrs. Chris
Matthews, it bying n dainty blue
crystal tea bell. Mrs. J. E. Cour
ier wo.a a box of Coty’s powder as
consolation prize.
Refreshment** consisting of frail
salad m oulded'in thu various cord
symbols, assorted sandwiches, nut
bread, and' iced ten were served
at the conclusion of the gam es by
the l)o?tens.
The players were Mrs. J. K.
Courier. Mrs. .1. F. 'N. Huddleston,
Mis. O'Connor, M rs/jL’.hris M at
thews, Mrs. lleecher Kwnl of W in
ter Park, Mrs. Clifford W alker,
Mrs. Frank W. T albott ami Mrs.
Minarik.
F irsl C hurch oT t h r is lia n S c ie n tist
CARD OF THANKS
Mr*. W. H. Lowry and small
daughter, Nina 1‘rai.l Howry re
turn* d home Thursday evening
from Plaines. Ga., and DinningImm, Ahi., where they have been
spending scleral weeks.
We wish to thank our many
friends for their sympathy an I
kin lines? during the illness and on
the death of John Jackson Fiji:
gerald.
Mrs. J. .1. Fitzgerald. Mi J. F
Williams, Mr*. W 1.. D nilci, Mr?.
W. M. Stokes, M rs 'flu him F itz
gerald. J L. Filzg* Mild. II. A
F it.-gcnild. J. I F itzgerahi, It. I..
Fitzgi raid.
.Mis. John Moisrh Jr., and Mrs
Riiljih Steven.*, nmloied Thursday
to Prlaim l where they went to vis
it Mrs F. McKenzie Davison who
is ill ui tin1 Pol.iUtd llnspilal.
,ia*ksonviii■. Mrs. Chase Honored
Willi Surprise Party
• Christian Science services are
held every! Sunday-iiioinittg at tlie
Woman's Cluli, ::15 Oak Ave. at
11 o'clock. Suudn; School nl 1(1
o'clock. Subject far tomorrow,
"Mortal? and Im m ortals."
Wednesday ••veiling services,
which include testimonies of C hris
tian Science healing, a r e ‘also held
in ilic Woman's Club ut 7 o'clock.
This Church maintains n free
Reading Room. M7 F irst Nation
al Bank Building, where the Bible
anil all mitimri.-c,! C hri-iian Sei*in c litcruiure may In* rend, bor
rowed or pmchas**<l. Open Weil
m'•tiny and Saturdm from
to f>
(tut* of the loioliesl affairs anil j
I one in v.hith the artistic taste ol
1
• the hostess ivas reflected in every *■'
i way, wo the Inti Tieon iiiul br.ilgc
party gin'll by Mr*. Sidney I'hitsc,
l i io .i j.a i her b. ic at \\ ntdriioli ".
I "ixo’ ng Ml.*. S '• ( ha.?' I he at Su
fair laid been nnaiigcd a a *ut th
!
to the gac t ■i ii").. i
| w,i
I 'th e attract n i'll *■■(>-■ uted lon> h f'o
*">n t.ihh* was cent c*-l v i*li a low th.
innUlid o pond I llo
I In a* lo.ilv
lilos uni, were nl:** aim ngeil it rol
l (l. h place. Till* cnlol -. of 1*1111?',
t
gre* ii and yell iw u etc i.iriioil <nit
in evel'c ileieil. Tin* *inii|n*■ |d;o*o
iiird? Were* pen jiml ml. ?k*-lelu-> **f
;
famous women. The giie-i? w c ic .j
I given slip? ami wen* n-hed to l,.|,
mulch their irtnin and slips.
■^,*1
A fter a delaioti? six *»*ui o _
iim i'lw ii, (inn'll* nf la‘q|e|. wen i-n
sun were lAjiiie! r*'?Hieiu? id' >.111r.u.l and their hast? *>f friend* ink sketches were used and w-hcu j
arc delighted t*> learn tlr.it they scores had been totaled the first ,
have returned t,> t!li? *ity
prize, a lovely pitcher, was award* 1
cd Mrs. George G. Herring, while j
Ml-?. Beecher Kent id’ Wil l * Mrs. M argaret Barnes, who held
IYi i L f pent 1 inlay !»«**•• a? tin.- next highest retire, received a dain
guest oi Mis. M. Minarik.
ly *aid disc. Mrs. F. S. Vcraay
won the consolation prize, a cor
sage of on hills. Mrs. ('litise wa?
I resented a dainty vanity, and the
holders <f top sm e ill each table*
v.cie given luoiil made handker
chiefs. They were Mrs. Elton
Moughtnu. Mi-. H arry Papworth
and M*?> M artha F*'\.
Enjoying thi-**vr*i'ul hospitality
of Mrs. t ’hase were Mrs. S. O.
t hnsc. Mi? IT F WTiiliter, Mrs.A. I
P. Connolly, Mrs.
Alexander
Vaugiutn, Mr?. G. Irving I.oucks,
Mrs. H arry Papworth, Mrs. E. D.
Mobley. Mrs. Elton Moughton,
Miss Martini Fox, Mrs, Hurry J. |
Wilson, Mrs. F. S. Vcrniiy and Mr?. I
George
G. Herring all of Sanford;
Jjjr DU. J. C. IIOW EL^
Mrs. La Rue Bliss. Mrs. George
MeCtifloeh and Mrs. T, A. Neal of
200 West (lore Ave.
Orlnmlo nnd Mrs. M argaret Barnes
Orlando, Florida
of Wliidemere.
hints
The Nellie T urner Circle of the
First B aptist Church enjoyed n
"spend Die dny p arty ” Wednesday
nt Kissimmee ns the guests of
Mrs, L. II. Lamb, n former mem
ber.
At noon u sumptuous picnic
luncheon was served a fte r which
an enjoyable program was pre
sented as follows: “ Welcome” hy
Mrs. N. C. Bryan; Response, by
Mrs. Charles M arshall; talk, by
Rev. T. S. Hubert, Reading by Mrs.
Fnrle Luplot! Song, "M other Machrce", by Miss Ruth Herzberg;
Reading by Mrs. 11 . .R K raft ;Sung
"Old Timo Melodies", Misses Leslle, Ruth and Ethel Joiner; Read
ing, by Gloria Mach; Song, “ Li tidy
Lou." by Miss Ruth Herzberg.
Those present from Kissimntoe
were Mrs. Joiner, Sirs. N. C- Bry
an, Mrs. W. H. Jones, Mrs. H. 11.
Kraft, Mrs J . Earl Lupler, Mb*.
Youilt'I Johnson, Mrs. .1. It. Sinqu*
fielil, Mrs. E rn est Mach, Mrs, J.
V. .Morgan, Mrs. W. M. Silver,
Miss Ruth Herzberg, Miss ~Killh
Joiner, Miss Leslie Joiner and Miss
Ethel Joiner. From Sanford were:
Mrs. F. It. W hittle, Mrs. It. Z.
Johnson, Sirs. C harles F. Marshall,
Mrs. \y. K . Dunnwav, Mrs. W. II.
Hand, Mrs. C. It. Rudd. Mrs. C. G.
Gannon, Mrs. E. J. Taylor, Mrs.
1. E. Eat ridge, Mrs. A. L. Kelly,
Mrs. H. G. Atcthvin, Mrs. II. B.
Odum, Mrs. A. C. Williams, Mrs.
F rn i Myers, Mrs. Sidney J, Nix,
Mrs. George W. Huff, Mrs. J. D.
Dossey, Mrs. it. K. Peurifoy, Mrs.
Vnlio Williams, Mrs. II. S. llnm rick, Mrs. Orion Stcnstrom , Mrs.
Don McDonald and Mrs. L. B.
Brngg.
f i k SY b a p t i s t
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G,VEN
‘Bftnday Aliool 0:30 AYM."
M others’ Day features In the
schooL.
Morning w arship and sermon l i
A. M. Sermon subject, "Conscious
ness Which (lives C haracter tt>
One’s Conduct.”
Young People’s Unions 6:45
o'clock.
Evening service 8 o'clock. S er
mon subject, "The M other Who
Reminds One of God.”
The day will carry the spirit of
Mothers’ Day.
Church family hour and prayer
service Wednesday
evening 8
o'clock.
The F irst B aptist Church offers
a warm welcome to nil,
,
TO PRESENT OPERETTA
ClceK, the pupils or tne w e st mac
P rim ary school will present a Fairy
o|H'tetta "A Rose Dream,” in two
s enes, a t the Junior high school
auditorium . The Word* of this
delightful operetta wen* w ritten
by Gertrude Knox Willis and the
niusic by Mrs. It, R. Forman.
The synopsis of th e piny is:
In itio Rose has wandered away
from her homYTantTi* fh*t nlfd falls
asleep. The fniries find her and
the Fairy Queen designates Hop-.
O-My-Thuhib to guide Tier through
"The Land o f the Lost" and la t
e r 'to "F airyland” her kingdom.
Littlu Rose with n hand of roses
ns her body guard sees much to de
light and interest her.
In the second part, they hhvo
brought her to Fairyland itself,
where Hie lovely Queen of Foirifts
holds eourt. The fairies nnd clv rt
do th eir best to entertain her. A
mortal child can never stay, ill
Fairyland but for a any.
Mr*. Frank S m ith’*** imkit :d*lightfully .surprised, .*fucad*y eve
ning at her home oiUFreneh Ave
nue, by the members . of the San*, j
ford Rebekah^ l.odgc. The Eve
ning was pleasantly spent w ith
playing progressive Bunco. A t r*.
Into hour refreshm ents of cake
and punch were served.
«
i4 a
'I hone enjoying this a ffa ir w ere *;
Mrs. B. R. Gray, Mrs, A. F. Bell,
Mrs. J* 11. Ferguson, Mrs. A, E.
Dobbins, Mr*.- Mary M anning, ;
Miss E sther Hughey, ,Mk* F ra n
ce* 'Hughey, ;.M h. yV. I.'H u g h e y
and. Mr*. Fi*ax\k .Sm ith., .
MRS HARVEY EN TER TA IN S
Mr*. Shelly H arvey en tertained
the member* of the Busy Bee
Sowing Club m ost delightfully.
Fridny nftem on a t h er ap artm en ts
on Holly Avenue.
The room*
tbp hostess served fru it salad,
raltines and cuke. Th<* noxt m eet
ing wrill.be held a t the home of
Mrs. G. S. Llttrcll.
Those nttepding this * ffalr wen*
Mrs. Rhleigh King,, Mrs. J , •rC.
Stapler, Mrs. G. S, IJttreU , Mrs.
Carl ‘Chorpcnihg, Mrs. C. A.
Anderson J r „ Mr*. Jasp e r Will
iams, Mr*. R. E. Hutto, and Mrs.
J. IV Hnrvpy.
(Jacksonville—S laughtering of
cattle for local consumption and
interstate shipment* resumed at
o.M Armour plant on Talleyrand
nvciiue. '
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Green Qove
S prings—Rapid
progress being made on erection of
Buimell—F lagler county planted new Lewis American theater, at
Ft. Myers—Plan approved for approxim ately 2,200 acres Irish re a r of. Isrwis building on w alnutstreet.
.
plant ng royal and coconut palms potatoes this seaqpn.
nnd Anstrnlnn jrines along high
S tarke— Bradford county used a
way? of Lee county.
loiitl o f -176 ton* of fertilizer d u r
ing Mnr*“\
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( ’ures Chills jiml Fever, In
(e m iitten t, R em ittent and
IliliuuH Fever due to Mularia
It kill? tk r t i r r n i i
A lw ,a y s
LON
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fur Sundm wiM in- u
Glad-* to
Welcome
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Y ou. Here
Drop In!
TODAY
Dolores Del? ltio
A in tv lift,*il in > *uT(UiI iii'Id'irH
Cordially yours.
(< ;k «culi it **t 4:ii* 11m*I* **i IVinIcL
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1\ nI> h* tilth IIU-
The opening' of McMullen's Barber Shop
on aPlmelto avenue next to lire depart
ment.
We will he open for business Monday
morning May 14th, We will appreciate
your patronage.
Cashier.
Comody-SpuiTtlght
jV»? HANKY Is revealed now
it great emotional actor in
i Irvc tragedy of Hie tnnbark
the sawdust ring.
I Belasco made a great stage
"j rrs? of it — Hrcliun has Hindi
into the film masterpiece of
| Jenr.
“T h e F rie n d ly
L a n e y ’s
E. F irst St.
Sanford
Drug
S tp te ”
Prescriptions Filled Prom ptly
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Chinchilla Steel es, New Zealand Reds, New Zealand j
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Voung nnd.old Stock1
F■OR SALE
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PRINCESS
TODAY
HtaU-HMf'H
oil u t M u a r h .
m «l
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fOU W . *till i A}***
l * I* ph ij li r
4 V>& Y m f w i l l I k nurwrlM**! M * ,
meet
Bridge Club Enjoys
Nellie Turner Circle
Mrs. Minarik Party Hns’Enjoyable Party
Daily Fashion Hint
Mi?. R, T. Humphrey? retume*I
Imme Thursday from Waycras?,
Ga.. wlit'ii1 she underwent nil op
eration at the Wnycfoss hos)iitni,
l i r m l t,r l.l*i*sl v e s s e l . I n .*r.t,-r *"
"•ujfhteri of Vealey Claaiti pL <1,v
l.it.. till* «-oLitlt(on. H o l e I* ■*
L ^lrsf MethcMliat Church will u r c u l ' d e n i li,*' r s K . nl c a l l *l>> I1"
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l i e slO'iitil e u l l l v u l r l - l i '
C ' - r i - l meeting at 3:.'|0 o'clock st.ii*, . Iitit king
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horn** of Mrs. (trover Hpor- \t>l..ll t h e l*l»> M ' l l l t . h e e l ' *r“
.tuu***'!?? Mrm a nd _c1*,in, l*e*‘l* K 1'
rj,» in Koit Mellon.
■ k i n nllvi*
nriiv a v l l ' e
L Business Women'* Cirelo of thr (*1 1 1 Ii I n g , u i r I*.1 1n •* a n d Mill f r l c l i ' D
h u l l o , !%««(» Ut*’ w H t fl U d r i u n l»>
C ' Presbyterian Chureh wjth *<-U-mini* illrllug* nnd
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u d n y , a n d i f >«•** huv** *i**jnJean Maxwell, 327 West •»rrl»'*l‘lft «*r an> f «»rm »*f i * * i a i
IrCinLlr.
tlM\ c It ill tt-ll'K-d Ut *11- inVri^ir
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Street, with M ils Maxwell,
it II*.I u n i ) i-dUit'K ( • ( • n * l l p w r ,TT
J * l»*irothy Slukcs utid Mj?? m l If m>» f*» I m d t o n i l i lm .1 jf»n«l**»
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We d n e s d a y
o u h o l kind liiliut'i’vt I" t a b o o . I vy.iuni
'Hit Turner Circle of tliu F irst plij t Jm uttv u f l h e m *ui a l l I* 1M l ,>;
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Jo*. t.'tJiwIii llnw**ii,# I**
^ Mis. J.. D. Dossey a t 3:34*
Ytur*
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In
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/ *ilh Mr*. Do?e*y, Mr*. B.
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•i n ’*% k*A $4\S»i*3,.. - .
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Corner Park Avenue nndoThird
Street.
Rev. Jo h n Hermini '.Root, ministcr.
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Ciiurcli .School ti:4f> o'cloeje.
Morning Worship 11:00 o’clock.
Polk City—Extension of mains
Pageant, "The Mothers of Ant- for new waterw orks system here
erica.” written by Vent a Towner, nearly completed.
nt 8:011 o'clock;
Lake W orth—S tandards
in
UPSALA LUTHERAN CHURCH stalled for new Lake avenue white
Rev. F, Swenson,' missionary w uy lighting system from F. E. C.
pastor of Aiigust;ins Synod),will railway trucks to Lake W orth
hohl services at the Upsnln L u th bridg*.
eran C hurch'nt
o'clock. Bn)»tism will be conducted ut this
service.
Mrs. William Wilson of Doug
las, Ga., is visiting here as thu
truest of Mrs. 8 . O. Rhinliolser on
(Jak Avenue.
irrli Tim e, Mrs. Howard Long
wnmn, will meet with .Me.
tty Pardon, 1217 Oak Avenue
Tlltl n't lin k Mis. John If
th, a ciute hostess.
cro ss
Fifth Sunday a fte r E aster.
Holy Communion ?:30‘ A. "M.
Church School tl:45 A. M.
.
Morning Prayer A- Sermon lt:0U
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
We shall be pleased to have nil
friend.* and visitors in the city to
worship with us in the reg u lar
services, Sunday.
;• !.’> o'clock, Sunday School, U.
W. Ware superintendent.
11 :li0 o’clock, Dr. W. P. Iluhrmun will preach.
7:00 o'clock, Kpworth League.
8:00 o'clock, 'sermon, by the
pastor.
F. L. Crosby tins beep cnIMI to
New York by the illniss of hi.*
small grandson.
Ilf t in !**► of t he First Pi *•
prian < Ii .n li -will me* l at th
■.wing pin* e»:
fifili Kuo, Mi?. J. I), Woodruff
In'cit with Mrs. H erbert Bus■CcL-i .v Avenue at 3:20 o’clock,
pith, ii'-ocinte IioMcra.
pajc T u n, Mrs. I, I. Frazii’t'
p*M Rn*so!|, Celery Avenue
fcfmitn, will meet with the
Wtuzii.nl her home on Ccler>
iruc j|t uiic o'clock for lunch-
nitmau. will meet with the
knuatt
||er hum*', 4500 Oak
FUaic at 3:30 o’cloek.
Tilt I*’ I ive, Mrs. J. O. Jluff
birnian, will meet with Mrs. G.
I Brown, 1 11 1 Park Avenue at
No'*lock for luncheon,
firck- Six, Mrs. H. M. Rmnldey
airman, will meet with Mrs.
hhdil Ut ail in Sun Lanin at 3:30
holy
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MONDAY
^ of West Side P rim ary
iflj .present a play "The
mt
ciljf of Spring ’ ." a t a3:00
Mr. and Mrs. S. O, Chase have
Cgthe Jipiior High Schopl. returned home from Asheville.
[Vj 0f the First M ethodist L\, where they spent ten days at
L rilj nject aV,d:.ifP t'Vluck their lovely summer home.
r i f l i n g pluccs;
Mrs. G. F. Smith left Wednes
UNo. <«®*
T. F . Ad*
day evening for ismisyille, Ky„
jrtdcr. meets with Mrs. Ben where she was called by tin* illneas
4 on Celery Avenue, with of her sister. (csrue and Mrs. Shoem aker
The “ Wear Ever" D em onstra
E k No, 2. Mrs. J. A. Rogers tion Luncheon to have been given
K meets with Mrs. Sain Monday nt 12:.'!0 o'clock nt the
Purish House for the num bers of
, 1415 Gak ‘Avenue.
both
Women'? and St. Agnes
K ko.-J, Mrs. W. E. Raines,
K accU with Mrs. J. R. For- Guilds has been called off.
■ jlJ East Fifth S treet, with
Tlie many friends of Mrs, Pnn*
Irortcst and Jfrs. R. G. Hicknie McConnell will regret to learn
K* hostesses.
tbnt she i? q u ite ill nt her home on
I . Ik, 4, Mrs. 11. II. Chappoll Elm Avenue.
K n e els w ith Mrs. J. H. Tillis,
■ fin A v e n u e .
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TffE SANFORT) TOUAXH. SANTOITT), FT.OHTIT^. -gATt’RDAV. MAV12.‘ l ^ *
* 3">iT.Ii Erf
At 'The.Chuckles
L > No. 5 Mrs. .S. O. Shinhol*
E g , 1 meets with Mrs, T. C.
I on West F irst Street.
E k No. G. Mrs. J. M. McCas”
Kt'iir, meets with Mrs. J. P.
■ 1501 Palmetto Avenue.
E v Lanihreth Circle *»f the
Elletlu»list Church will meet
E t o'clock at tlie home of Mrs.
pB olt (’ii Palinettu Avenue
Kllr?. Bolt. Mrs. Jernigun and
■ Y. T. Laird as liostcssc*.
E l a r monthly business nud
E meeting of the M arie Rnffo
Ewry Society of tlie M**tim*
■ Church will be held nt 8:00
L t r.t the chureh annex. All
pier? are urged to attend. Elicit
[her is ^ a s k i# to bring her
p r n? the program will lie a
Ether’s Day” program.
Lyul meeting nnd election of
Etn of the St. Agnes Guild nt
I o'clock nl the P arish House,
led) (’lass of Women's Guild
Brly Cross Episcopal Church at
It o'clwk at the Pnrish House,
ree Kigali Club will meet n*.
faptisl i hurch at 3:.'I0 o'clock
ft Mr- Merriwcnther G. Is-wis
It Mrs. t In fold W alker as lios*.-
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Colonel Tim McCoy
•WYOMING
T h ere's nothing th at will tak e the edge o ff of these
hot days tike milk— the coolest, most refresh in g drink
you can get. Two or th re e 'g la sse s each day .will In?
crease your vitality w onderfully; quench your th irs t
satisfactorily and liuild you uo where th e usual su m
m er, runs you down. You should drink It a t home1’ be
tween meals.
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Look fur our name on the cap of (he bottle you buy.
W hen you see Seminole Cream ery Co. printed th e re
you know you are getting the most healthful, s a fe s t
drink on the m arket.
Milk handled lo (his plant— Is pure and 7 healthful.
Cull us and leave your Increased sum m er order. '
KING OK T H E JUNGLE'
■Krazy K»t Comedy
Reduced Prices
All this week, on 2B x -I.JO
T ires and Tubes
Second hand tires in differ
ent sizes a t reasonabl
prices.
Columbia
Miu
Only lpw overhead, volufne sal
short ■profits,;quick
turnovers p*
. ■ -V. : r s
mit us to offer these marvelously
good tires at lower prices than
you have been paying fort even
cheap inferior products.
Call and see us
F.>fi, HINES
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1928
(Legal Nolle*")
ev»: H tu?fj?|fi
f<rfs% si^R:mvrt’!« 3 , yive?y;?'i»vr*-
^AGE FOUR
rm 3 iT
DAY, MAY 12. 1028
P R O B E SHOWS
HOOVER STAND
O N B IG ISSUES
British Public'WShowing '
Decided Interest In Tennis
Matches ToBeHeldlnJune
(Continux'd from jingo 1)
Secretary was unopposed.
"Did any candidate oppose Mr.
Hoover in Now Jersey " “Tho
WIMBLEDON, May 12.—The
sentim ent there was so nlrong fur British Lawn Tennis Champion*
Mr. Hoover"—Good began—'“ I did ships opcn'ng nt Wimbledon on
not ask
nlmut Mr.
Hoover's
strength," BuVkfcy1 said. "Did he June 25 promise to bent nil previ
hnvc an fipbotidnt?'' "I don't ous records,
Bo far as the public interest- is
think so"' "Y^u c'duld liave an
swered that without evnp-miUng concerned, the beat test is that
about Mr. Uopvbr’k.sirejigih,". said more money has been returned to
Barkley." " I f 'sentim ent' was so unsuccessful applicants for sdats
strong tlu ire /b r Mr. HooVcr, ivhat than ever before—in fact mote
tnohey was tendered than would
was the I'J.OtlO spent fo r?"
have
filled the ground twice over
"I don’t know—they handled it,
themselves without consulting us." during the tournam ent.
Good refused to designate himself ’ In the. second place, the meeting
us Hoover’s ertmpnign manager. will prnbnbly lie more representa
Bcnator Stciwcr (U) of Oregon tive of the world's host players
then rend Hoover’s testimony thnt than ever before.
A Frenchman, H. Cochcl is tho
Good hod more responsibility in
his organization than any one holder of tho Singles Champion
else. " lie never told, me th at," ship, The other four premier
Men's
Good ndded.
'. .
. events,. Ladies' Singles,
Doubles, Ladies’ Doubles.
nnd
Tho W est Virginia iltu.-ttiou way
again touched ujxin. BuVktey asked
w hether Hooyer tried to mnV.e n
deal with Senator (luff (It) of
W est Virginia, the state’s '“ favor-1
itc son" candidate. Good* said ;
Hoover anti Goff were friendly ,
nnd this led tn negotiations over 1
the delegation’s second choleK, lie
said 1 Hoover enteied phly when u fm flier
Goff refused to let' Uie' ilehgntcs ; , f Jolin I
express n second choice.
are exiici
lish tennis fans are Inying odds oP
th ree to one on the English girls.
There in also the additional ntIrnct'on of the Austrinl team s of
men and women. Many people con
sider thnt John Crawford, the 20ycar-otd player from New South
Wale* is good enough to win the
Chumpionship. This hope is based
on the fact tlmt he beat Jt iui
liorotni, the French nee, tw ice in
five meetings during tho recent
French toi^r in A ustralia, but it
does not -take into account the
tremendous call
on the boy’n
physique (luring the two week's
tournament.
Fatterson Slower
Gerald Patterson will also be in
evidence. He won the Wimbledon
Chnmpionships in IUM* and 1922,
but he has grown heavier—nnd
l i x it n i i : ( f i i o l f r ItM itT , T w i n .
T V - T ll l lt n jm h c ia i, c in c t IT
Of' F l . n l i l l l A . IN A M I F o i l T i n : H i f e o l t t ; . i u r t . p i d k j l j l j w l t .CMUIlky.
c o t NTV O F
< l» : t l l A U I .U
IN Florida, do hereby give notice that
u »tray in.ire mule of the following
i C IIA M 'K h V .
NIKTItOl'Ul.lTAN 1*1PB
INSl'It- d e a c r l p t l o n . to * W i t t
One hay mare mule iiyotil
AN*: 1C I'OWI'ASV, a dorpornllon,
Iweli^. yearn old nltd wiliflilt
C om p laltm n i.
ahoul
One Tltouiand poumM.
VB
him liccti taken up hy ParHANFORD HOME ItriLPnR H . INC. which
tnln llrothers. of Wagner. Florida,
n Corporation, CliAHi: & COMP- life same can tie obtained by pay •
ANV. a Corporation, nod H.i.NI.AN- lilt- ..............i t , o f t h in a d v e r t I n e m e llt
of the |iroeeedlnt;!i reitulred-un
TA INVKST.MKNT COMPANY. nnd
der tile ntntuti n.
_
IN C ..it Corporation, Def'iiilant*.
V. K. O O I.C I.A S S
Notice In liereti) p>I««*ti that under
C I.F .n iC n p C I H C F I T C O F I l T ,
and l«y vlrluo of Hie final decree or
S I'M IN O l-F COCNTY. F I.O .
foreclosure and kale made and en
f i l l 'A.
,
.
tered by the Judge of the aboveIty A M. M e e k n . I>. C.
.ntyled Court in tile nliove-etyted
cauyr, I. N A. II. Wilkin-yn spe*.
I'D Mi'Stor of Miiid Court, lippbforhif t N . T i n : I-K H N T V J C J 'U K - K t*OJ.'RT
In Mild final decree, wilt offer for
Of hhmin 'O l b c o c n t V. F l o r i
Bale itlul fell to the liiultcHl and
host bidder fop mall at loiblle oul- I n da
R e : R s t u t v of 1*1X>. \V. K N U 5 H T .
oi > before the Court lion*.. In San
fold. S.mlnole County. Florida, on NIOi iTc IeCn Es i ' lT. O A P P E A R A N D F I I . I J
Monday, Hu; Kit day of .pine, Af.l*.
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102k. the rnme heluR rule day of'
RSONS
H A V IN lJ
Mild Court, ntid during the fount T«IC L A IAMLSL A KPAEtN
K T T H E A I I O \ I.
ho in a of ante, the properly lien,
NAMED ESTATE.
crlbed in and ordered sold by paid
urn
hereby
n o tified
that
final decree, which propertv ’| h alt- E LVSoii
K N I U H T . a s E x c c u t T i x of
tinted In the city of Sanford. Coun tile Al a It.
t n t e i>( <IEO. \V. . K N t t i t l T.
ty of Seminole and Stale of Florida,
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In
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tunt.i. ari'ordlni; lo pint thereof r o i | i i h n i t u a p i i i n ry o ua n d a r fvi l el i e)nob>
duly recorded In the public recordn c l . l t m s n g n l n e t s a i d e s t a t e w i ut hr
V.r. .•'■•'r;,|"."le County. Florida. tu I lie limler-lTMted C o u n t ) J u d g e " f
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^ o e rates on request, .
L wduced rat*» ftr® ..^or
Lajtiyc Insertions.
Swords of average lenBtb
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6— Help Wanted Male
(Political Announcements)
WOULD LIKE to get in touch
w ith an old resident of Sominolo
County who knows nearly every^
one and wduld- bo willing to tnnky1
credit reports. M anager, Box 14C7,
Orlando, Fla.
people of Sanford proves that this Classi
7—Situation Wanted
fied Section is giving the kind of service
everybody wants, and the success of these
Make a habit of
Classified Ads regularly!
10-A Toultry nnd E hrh
ALL DAY Saturday and Sunday.
Rhode Island Red Chicks $10.00
per 100. H. I. Koonlz, Longwood.
10-11 Plan is and Flowers
i Dry Ginger GOOD upright Piano for rent.
Hr or Gri
Summer Terms. Apply Sanford
Prom
pt Delivery.
k call 703
Music Store, McLander Arcade.
SODBCING Ixmg’B Pure 1 ork
HOUSEHOLD FU RNITURE: At
uufe. 117 MagnoTla A ve.___
n cost of only a few rents you
enu insert n Classified Ati under
Wfll And Found
inis heading and dispose of su r
T: old blue eont, containing plus furniture, household nrtieles,
d books, on Celery Ave. bc- ete. A Herald w ant ad will find
t Mr. llryan W illis’ house and you a buyer, (’nil 148.
r»tk Killing Station and ohp»d tiooks to Mr. Mitchel nt FIBRE Hod-davenport suite for
living room only $WH. Gilbert(»rk. Kinder will please reYfcfJrlff F urniture Co. Orlnndo.
P o litic a l
2i — AcrcaRc For Sale.
clone hy women
s
women
40 ACRES Muck Ijind Tor
The SE. 1-4 o t the NW. 1
Section it) T. 21 S. R. 32 E. I
ing well land, undeveloped,
sale at $56.00 per ncre. 10
cent discount for cash. Fro
Williams, Sunford. Morida.
irr fertile gr-ouncl
Nirllolna, Iasi of tile .'IIMI-year
d y n a s ty of Rnm nnoffa. was a s i n g
e r wikoae veice eollld I.«• inalehed
by few wllo n|.|ieured in J ie rity.il
coll el t, K ll III i ns.lv y dei'liilid.
. . reach# the vast buy
power . .
M o i e l u e e i o u s to linn Il ian ev e n
amt eighth gnidi s will i'I cnciiI tip.
|day, “ Little l ady Iji" den " Fii
•lay n recital will In- given l»y t in
|iii|iils of Mrs. Pippin
The week will open with a la
t Iu*I n ami M i n s banquet which will
lie given by the Young Meli‘ .
1 biistiuii Association.
Wellesley Girls Will Knew Their Cars Better
f Seminole County.
TM
>e,l of the people of Florl
X Relief, especially reducl o c n l t u x e s , rills, tn iny
can tie effected by •»
.a* •-•it.) i a m t l d n c v
. .o a i a b l s . Dl*lri*'l
• w ill), s u b j e c t t o
i. i s I.* t h e D e m o 1 J u n e f>.
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support.
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FU RN ITU RE of a
ap artm en t very g1
cheap. Telephone* 775
Our service department will help your adver
tising plans. Call on us to help you increasi
t.N’SFER Service of all kinds,
A partm ent for rent a t 317 I «rk
tone 570-W or 3302. C. K.
Ave. Phone 859—J.____________
rprning.
____
,Smull garage oportm ent. C«H 251.
LEFFI^ER APARTM ENTS: fu rn
ished. 3 room ami garage. At(rnctivo sum m er rules. Apply n0'*
j i « T irr. o r r i - A c r .
I H S T I I H T NO. ■»
h r r * b > a u n o u n c o m y randltlBC
l u a D . " Of P e a c e of D l j t r l i l N<
rl. l c c t t o t h e dB ctklon ' ,f r im ' 0 ?
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I h ereb y a n n o u n c e my candidacy
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y caadldBCT f o r r n i iN ta l .l r f o r t h e f o u r t h
T ill* la •*
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III °«
f o r J u a t l c p J ( ' " tiva P**«-e.
v o t e r * Hi t l. e D e m o e r n t l c p r i m a r y
No. *. «ubj , r t t o t h a w i l l of
of J u n e t
Y o u r v o t e w ill h . a|»D a m o c r n t l c v o t c r a J u n a t i n . ,Mn,n
( o r d . I d i k a A lHi iown or on ad.,
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(Ire.
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p a I g i t f o r t i d e o f f t r e la In t h e h a n d
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BOAT FOR SALK: 30 foot hrJdir«
W IG H T P R I N T S H O P
deck cruiser, th irty inch dratG
Ai’PY service on a n y th i n g in Modern
furnishfcfl
apartm ents.
rinting. A phone c a 'l will g e t
F rig id airc; Murphy steel kitch fully equipped, sleeps six. I rtcu
T man. P h o n e 417-W. 9 R ail- en: G arage: excellent neighbor reasonable. P. O. Box 038._______ _
i Avo.
hood: ren t very reasonable, rv m
sales faster
FLORENCE Oil cook stoves • ro
I.
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert.
EAN up YOUR OLD WALLS A partm ents, N«1
McGriff F u rn itu re Co., O nnialo.
TH T1IF, NEW WALL PAINT 14_lKooms Without Hoard
HETHING NEW AND HET* FOR FURTHER INFOR- Special weekly rates at Snnfnrd's BARBER SHOP for siic. Good
business. Jam es Allen, (binderhoine-like hotel. Ser.tlnolo Hotel.
1TI0N, CALL PHONE 235-J
SEE. V. C. COLLER, SAN‘A’EY'S DRUG .STORE—Pre*riptionB, Drugs, 3oda. Wc arc
star as your phone. Call 103.
tULDING BLOCKS—Irrig atio n
K I V F BOOM
bwwtgj
FOII J l k T I f K OF
fir* of C ount
EN BOOM house desirable loco
C O I'S T V w m x i * » l # < 6 6 ,
tion. Suitai.lt> for rooming housi
V o t e r * Of M e m ln o le C o u n t y .
character of tho loan, construcuu*. ^ ^
two families. Located a t 405 tn a n n o u n c e th a t I
and location of building*.
1 «*' l e f o r t h * o f f i c e o f C o u n ty
iik A v i/A p p ly
II- U n * 11
r . S. HOAO & C O M PA N Y , e.ndM . . l o n e r f r o m D l B t r i e i . N o . »
7 W Church St., Orlando.
^ubjert t o t h e D * m n e r a t l e » r ,," " .r.y
;_______ _— _________________ ______ _
P^rioncc.
Sanford music
store
A r-
^Help Wnnlcd Fenvtlu
Make $18 dozen sewing
'•par* time. Experience
‘HL E v e r y th in g su pplied.
° rV * L * t ^ nP W n g t panr* art Garment,
542
U T O H l O H I L I i m r c h u n i c s is a new study at Wellesley, and ft am the notebooks anil
t n H f t e v i d e j i ^ J l q j t p ■ur.y lo he a fioft'lnr eottrsr. The thus is impelling u
D o d ge llr o t h e r s S e n io r Si x chassis with all working parts cut away so they can he
levs and chain* are proving alnioit us fascinating to the
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S E l ' I ’R I T Y
a i'oi|M»ra*
t o h e I e l d o n J u n * 4 th . A. !»• ***«'
l i v e d a n d p a i d tn x * x In O r -
M ortgage Loan*
1 h“v#
,n improved reiidence and bualncs*
property.
j ncrai.
Baldwin M ortgage Co.,
See our local Counsel,
I __— .
S. R. Dighton, S anford, Kioriilaro ll
29 —Permanent Waving
^ I of Her
Permanent W aving—lovely n a tu r-j f*c1 of'
’ al permanent* aa low aa $5.00
509 F irst National B ink Bldg
Phone 489.
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TATE OF FLORIDA TO:
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second hand four inch iron pipe
Attractive price Telephone 770
P rivotc entrance
on Jun*» »tl» A 1
Your su p p o rt ^ . W V 'v i E K
BOUT ONE hundred feed good
II. A. HALVERSON
»s painting, in terio r decora
ting. Phone 432-W.
reaching the
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2 f — M lscellaneoiLH F o r S a if
men readers of T h e H erald
your messcige “across”
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A n n o u n c e m e n ta
W ILL TRADE. Money Maki
Business for good car, Ford r
considered. Address Trade, Ca
The Herald.
EE DELIVERY hy our ovrn
sek to Sanford, ju»t the anmc THE MORE YOU TELL: the bet FOR SALE: Fordson tracto r
I you lived in Orlnndo. Gilbert
te r rcsultii you’ll get. An ac
wood saw attached. She]
iriff Furniture Go., 23 E. curate rescrlption of the nP®ri- Ancona hens: cheap for cash
Crh St. Orlando.
ment you hnvo to rent viR find toe Phillips, Osteen, Fla.
n desirable tenunt much quicker
of nil kinds. tlian a price and nddreHB. I hone
f. Ntppc r. Signs
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I h erew ith ann o u n ce m y
P o l l XI P F .I I I N T * N p « 2 ,N T « h
da<y f o r Hie D e m o c r a t i c n o m i n a t i o n
P P I I I . I U INfPTHJUCTION...........
for Stnto S e n a to r
from th e
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fo r Sem inole
t h e J u n e a t ti p r i m a r y a n d If n o m i n
u n t v , s u b j e c t l o t h e D e m o c r a t I,
a te d nnd e lected. 1 a s s u r e one und
I m .ifv . Y o u r s u p i ' o r t w i l l h e n p ull a D e m o c r a t i c a d m i n i s t r a t i o n .
T h a n k in g un« a n d a ll f o r yo u r
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l w ist, t o a n n o u n c e u i a t »
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r a n d l d a t r f o r r e - B t e c t l o n t o t h * of(Ice Of c l e r k o f t h e ClTTlllt C o u r t ,
of S e u i ln o l o C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a u b j e c t to t h e d e c i s i o n o f t h s D e m o
c ru tlc V o te rs of S e m in o le c o u n ty .
In t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y
Ll**f
25— Exchange
DCINS i COWAN Co. Auto
thator und sheet m etal works,
Krenrh Avenue. Phone 71C-W,
Kniiunsky still reinem beo IC11 - 1:i s
dead moliliivll ;i• :t Ilian vvlin pot
only eneoiirilged nniair in all D >i
forms, bill vviiii followed I lie art
BUbJact
a s s 's
■“e f Y.'vsi-.jrr'Kag
f o r t s in b e h a l f o f t n *
FIND genuine Kiddie 1 2 — W A N T E D
Gilbert McC.riff Fum iA BUYER for a dandy new over
'2 ! F. Church St. Orlando.
hauled Dodge Coupe. 1924 mod
el. G uaranteed O. K. Price ?3l»0.00
'NP: Many proplr pavr found
Miller O. Philli|>s, Phone 8.
it Ilenild Classified Ads bring
nal results. Tho cost is sur- 15— Apttrlmenl For Rent
agly small.
S atisfy
y»ur
a with a Classified Ad. Phone ONLY 2 more of the Modern Cool
Oi;enn front Szohl A partm ents
for service.
_____
avnilahle for Month of May. Rent
Autom obiles
reasonaldy reduced. Address: Mrs.
<».dd llli Ocean Ave., Phone 9 1.
DO DOB
SEE Mrs. M offitt for niiT-l
jure car- and G raham truck*
Ishcd bungalow. Five
in nnd 13th. S treet. I'hone 3.
bnth, garage. Also one tin!
cd, nlmom new. Iju g e
GREATEST BARGAIN O
MARKET. 1111 Celery Avi
420-W.
TTTTPjrsrAirMONSanfnrd Automobilp Co. ■
Magnolia Avo.
Phont* 137.
r o n s iik r if k
ll^rnld. ft ni'wpnftprr p
1 hereby nnnounee m y e a n d b ln o
Hrmlnnli* conn
f u r r e - e l e c t i o n l o t h e o f f i c e of e lie r- Hnnfonl.
Iff o f H em lm U e C o u n t y s u b j e c t t o o n e r a w r r k f o r f o u r I
the a c tio n of th e v o t e r s in th e
I m m o o r a t h ' p r l m u r y t o b* h e l d n e x t
June.
1 w ill
a p p re c ia te
your
support. R e sp e c tfu lly ^ y o u rs.
T IIU L Pf-ISI. A T U ItH
t - Ibe a p p io a c h ln K
pi
P ractically
r o n siiK H ipp
h e re b y a n n o u r.e e my candidacy
t h a o f f i c e o f S h e r i f f o f HeroinC o u n t y s u b j e c t t o t h e w i l l of
votcra at th a J u n e P ilm a ry .
t
U e K I .K I .L A N D .
nam e h c ln a ttu m •
to m a k e a n s w e r to th e H
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Co m p l a i n t w i l l b e t n k r
f r a a e .t b y y o n a n d t h i s
Cecil e x p a r t e .
T h e n a tu r e of s a id at
n u i t III f o r e d o a n u r e r i a l
d a t e d F e b r u a r y 9 t h . 193'
It. T i n k e r t o Mary- A. IK
npiiciUR *»f r p c n rt! In .M<*r
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It Ip further ordered U
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! th e v o te r* In th e D e m o c ra lle
r i m a r y t o b e h e l d I n J “ n B.
9— Instructions
|J{S ACE Springs ure ab,|y gunratiteed to please Ijuidficitpc Service. Trees, Palms,
and fdirubs. 0 . Sontmerchield,
McGriff F u rn itu re Co., 2;1
Landscape Architect, Nurscr>-man.
rcli St.. Orlando.
Tito Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th
and 14th.
• ——j by Dr.
i U*JeJ for glasses
11— Miscellaneous
House.
itu."' Opposite Court
C—
ATLANTA 0 . \ . Mnv 12. i l NS j
—The man whose mtisii lulled the
overwrought nerves of O a r Nich
olas II, ill-fated ruler of Russia,
in those days before (he world
war, declare.s that his m aste r had
jircmonition of the coming storm
over liic Continent nnd brought
nvcvr the Continent and brought
about bis downfall nnd ilia’ln
Alcxnndci Kaminsky, the i z a r’
S u tp liu r S |n i n g s IlilM iu iu igh
last concert nia-tei and oloist, on B uttle Mniiufai t u r u i g Co "p "•
o recent visit here, told of tlm-e its new fa c to ry on I I t' Iu t a v e .
stirring dav- in -1 l.efoii. .......... ..
hri'iilv of the war. and said hat mie.
even in ls»| < b' lore war Jluntns
hud wi.'ippcd laiini c in a* red robe
(l.e g a l N titiiT s)
of death and de- tin j ion, t he • ‘u n
Silent eoiintl' V iiil'I i!
vvilllnut
a C ounty,
EXPERIENCED colored woman;
insido p ain ter; wants Job: works
housc-clcnning and washing. Phone
80J-W. 509 E. Cth St.
Herald < representative
MjcMr-fami""!- w ith rates
i and classification will
you complete Inform ation,
if you wish, they win assist
in wording your wnnt nd
L*ko it tnoro effective.
1
(or
ola
th a
‘
the su p p o r
W ANT to borrow f2500. from
private party. 8 per cent, F irs t
M ortgngo Improved Property. Ad
dress J. H., P. O. Box 1510.
JA H . (J. SHARON
S p e c i a l M a s t e r in c k u
Political Annonnccment
The daily patronage of hundreds of the
UNEMPLOYED *” MAN OK WO
MAN can make good living and
be own boss If have small amount
of capital. Business established
here In Sanford and will clear
owner flOO m onthly. Address Bov
50 Coro Herald.
ounccmcnla
the asso rtm e n ts «>f medals and
oth e r decoration,, pinned upon him
by tin* f’r a r mid the all-|>o\verful
cabinet thnt fell with the R om an
offs, is the instrum ent ■n which
Kaminsky inis developed
tones
and half tones ut which niidicli a—
marvel. The violin was given tinRussian a r tis t tm a child a piesent from a member of tin- Cz.-.r’s
court win, a rra n g e d f"i tin- lad to
study under n Russian ma.-tei
■
Even in the feslivitles that
marked the eelebra (on of Russia
of tile three hiindiidth linin' cr- n v
of the Romanoff family's m lc the
d is ta n t tiiunder of l e v lulion o uhl
be henrd. Kamili-kv -aid
Proved Success
FO B HTAV» ST -tA T O R . _
I hereby announce aa a can d id ate
to nuccred m y erlf aa
,r °i°
t h e 3 7 th K a o a t o r l a l d l a t r l c t c o n p o a ed o f S e m i n o l e D r e v a r d C o u n
tie s su b je c t to
th a
p rim a ry to ba h a td J u n a ^ 6 t h . m * .
8—Financial
rllfttl«»n I'** |>til»!l*hr i\ in
j
II. r n h l . a n o w n p « | a r . . '
H
H e m iiio lo C o u n t y .
1 , o n . ' ^ " . , , Ai c ad i w eek
for
four
r, u “ 'o f
w eeks p rio r
to said
4th d a .
oi
1lie o f f i c e ■ f Mild C o u n t y .llld y o III
• lie l ’. i n 11 H o u s e i u b u l l i o n ! . S i e i t l i -
Pupils Of Monrue
School To Receive
Diplomas Tuesday
— G om n^inrtnelil week exercises
nnd iMite.rtninments will Iwgin for
tile graduating' elnss of (lie |«ake
Monroe Belioul Monday alnl con
linuti until I'liday night next vveel.,
according, to nn aniioinireiiM'iit to
day liy Die seho'd officials.
The graduation exercises will lie
held Tuesday night at s o’elnek
in the Bchoul liiiildiiig f u r the
eighth grude c-luss. Wednesday a f
ternoon the fifth grade will llfloc
two playlets: "T h e Magic Word"
uml "Vneution Days." Wednesduy
night the graduating i-Iiisk will Inentertained l*y the uienibers of the
faculty at tin- home of Mrs. Puttan. Thursday night the seventh
riClork on the Cltruit'
th e
t W r n ty k j l ii r d
.
C i r c u i t of Fli.rltU
•/or; Hcmltiole c..URj
o r ' **rn<4
Airplane Stocks Go
Forward On Rumor
Of Pending Merger
NEW YORK, May 12.— (INS) —
Thnt Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh
is believed to be involved in plans
fo r the formation of a gigantic itir
service throughout the country,
was held in Wall S treet circles to
day to be one of the chief reasons
for the nggressive bull movement
in airplane stocks.
Both W right aeronautical and
Curtiss nirjdhhCH shines have been
leaping upward upon heavy Inly
ing. There was no session of the
stock m arket today, but W right
moved upwnril approxim ately 20
points yesterday, while t'urti.d
closed nt 142. Only recently Wright
was selling below 100 und fu itis s
nroundfiS.
Wall Street trailers ure convin
ced that something big is brewing
behind the wall of silence, possi
bly a gigantic m erger involving
the Ford
Airplunc
Company,
W rights,-Curtiss uml tho Mahoney
A irrrnft Const n o tio n Company.
But, in addition to rumors of a
p o s s i b l e inriger, the magic nami^i
of Lindbergh is playing an im
portant pin t tn llie Hpei ulal ions of
the stock traders. The recent in.vs
tenons trijis of l.indheigh nod hisequully secret i iuili n m es were
believed tw-be link c l up with th e,
furthcoming even:
hint pine* of r e s i d e n c e as p a r i cti- , ,-y
loil>
In known l« ) * I *•
• d
Chicago. C o o k County.
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mnrr i*.i i tlculnr uddrrxs ««iog on >
known: Dial you am
ot twenty-one ) m m and that tn«r«
Ik no to rn-in In til* 8tatu "{ Ktorido
S
service of a Mutntnmis In «.li*nc*ry
u p o n whom would bind you.
TIIFIIKFOHK. thill I* to cob *
mu nd you. JAY j . *
PiUr
koiiall) tro and appear l>«forn o u r
.
wild. Circuit Court at Hanford. Hem,
Inoti* C o u n t y Florida. on M o n d a y <fll
i n .. 4 in .lay of Jun<\ A. U.
•
m iw bring n Itule I>ay of inis
■>
Court, to m«k.. ankwor to »»• “ **»>
of Complaint herein filed agalMM H
you In till" cause otherwise s»M
hill of Complaint will
...in fe e d by you and u,1,^>cau
prorred ex purl.-.
a
r
The nature of aald *««
-4
eult to foreclose u certain MorilfB®* .
dated February llth . >»*«•
Joo It Tinker to M ra .J. H . Atien .,
and C. K. H a r t l e y , which appeal*
|
of record In MorHC*** Ilook « .
on pace III of tho I^ihllc Kecorda
t
ot Seminole County. FJorMa
, ht.
.
ll is further ordered that tula
Notice t>e published In
'
Herald, a m-wenaper publlahed in
,
Santonl. S e m i n o l e County. Fbirlda. «
one- a week for four Ml 5 ° " * ^ “: .
live weeka and that a copy hereoT
I
be mailed to the defendant. Jay F. J
Flit*, to Chlcatto. l.nok County.
•
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:
(trial ural e'f the ClWult Court of
the tw enty-third Judicial Circuit o f
the State of Florida. In and f o r
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b ic y c l f , b t o r b
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SANFORD FLORIDA, FRIDAY, M A Y 11, 1928
G iv e n 3 Y e a r s PARTY CAUCUS Haeen
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NOBILE LEAVES
FOR FIRST HOP
TO NORTH POLE
Bandit Blackjacks
Girl Bank Courier
•
YORK,
May
It.—
(IN 'S )— Choosing the heart of
the theatrical district as the
bandit today bluckjackrd n girl
locale fo r n robbery, n daring
bank mesanger in tlio Para
mount Building. 44th Street and
Broadway and fled with $1,405.
H e was captured loss than n
block away. The prisoner mid
he was William Doyle, 23. Miss
Katherine McNcy, twenty six
at Brooklyn, was the viettm.
She was going to deposit tho
money in a bunk branch on the
third floor o f the building. As
she stepped through a side door
into Hie ball, Doyle struck her
with a blackjack and seized the
money.
SAN D W ICH , May 11.— (IN S ) - n
Walter Hugen,
golf's greatest |
Italian General In Dirigible
showman, put on one o f his best |
Republican Hig-WigsOfPenn
Takes O ff This MornimtFor
acts today when lie came from the
sylvania Will Hold Confer*'
tfrit
Reconnaissance Over l’olnr
rear
with
a
typical
liogcn
rush
to
cnce Tomorrow To Decide
Regions OfFrigidNorthlanfl
win
the
British
Open
Champion,
Local
Upon Policy Of Delegates
ship with n pair of 72’s fo r an
Starting:
aggregate score o f 292.
,
Service
it was the fifth straight triumph
of an American in this once^ iinpregnnhlc British feature and
Flight Is Expected ToRcquirc
Votes Of Keystone State Are the third scored by the H aig hiniForty Hours: LandingUpon
Senator Goff Charges Candi
*self and in person, yet the Angli
Ice Pack Will BcAttempted
date With Attempt To Keep
can gallery became so inured to
Him Out Of WestVirginln’s
! the sight of an American winninsROME, May 1 1 .— (IN S )- G e n .
Primary By Moral Bribery
WASHINGTON, May 11 <1NS> |that it guve Hagen an ovation,
Umberto
Nobile lofl King's Bay U I 4 H
_
WASHINGTON May 1 1 . ( I N S ) - Pennsylvania, the Keyston- Stale, ( even the Prince o f Wnles joining
Make
lialonn Italia at 0:00 o’clock this
in
tlio
applause.
.
.
—Secretary o f Commerce Herbert*' appropriately enough holds an «tll ■
morning
for
his
first
flight
over
l
^
Y
l
]
The victory was Hagen’s first
Chuluota killed the fatted
tlio North Pole area, said n dis- P i A T
Hoover ti day revealed that Sent- important Itey to the pol tieal
calf
yesterday and entertain*
future of Herbert HooVc-r.
patch received here from King's
■
ed
two
score primary
prtmarv candicantji[j Three years in the state tor a George II. Moses (R ) o f New
Tomorrow, the Republican l»ig'
Hay this afternoon.
I IV I |
dates
and
between
1.800
anti i
Lnitentiary at Raiford today Hampshire and Frederick M. Saek- wigs t f Pennsylvania will hold u
Tlie present fligh t is tlio first
2.000 visitors in the t)igse«t
03 meted out to A. R. Key, ett (R> of Kentucky, were the caucus and party conference in
of-tlireo reconnlssatices which (Jen.
,
at which the policy
Nobile ami his fellow explorers Cabin
oolltical rally of the present
termer vice-president
and hitherto imnunied "go-betweens’ oPhilnrielplvn,
f Pennsylvania's 79 delegates to
in his. efforts to reach an agree
will make in the proximity of the
(}u :
campaign in this county. Th«s
Lhier of the Seminole Coun- ment with Senator Guy P. G off the Kansas City convention may
pole. With good weather condlPre
show lasted from 11 o clock a
r Bank. Judjje DeWitt T. on the disposition o f the West or may not be determined.
lions Gen. Nobile planned to fly
S to
yesterday morning until JJ
Secretary o f the Treasury An
Jr#)' sentenced . him to one Virginia delegation to tlie Repub
in broad curves over Nicholas
drew
W.
Mellon,
who
thus
far
lm»
o’clock last night:
Jpi two years respectively lican convention.
Land, pferhups pasting"-* directly
W Ai
preserved a sphinx-like silence
Several calves, a coupl* o f
over the pole. The flight is expect- — Her!
\m the two indictments to
G off charged Hoover sent him
concerning the candidacy of his
'irrbs
nnd a worker or so literally
ed
to
last
nearly
40
hours.
the
an
o
ffe
r,
tlirough
an
un-nnmed
[thick tlie former banker
will be present,
went to feed the crowd. In all,
A ll the members of tlio Italia's j nntion
Senator to stay out of the West
ear in Washing?
tpM guilty.
ionic 3,900 pound* o f beef, pork
Virginia primary if G off would
crow wore In good heath nnd j
[Writ* of error against the in- make him (H oover) the state's toll is already gr•ounded to catch
md lamb were prepared and con*.'
spirits and eager to get into act
[irtmeats filed immediately uf'.ei second' choice. G off rejected the the vibrations of tho gathering—
*umcd. Four men worked from be
ion. Previously it hod, been an
.
L j ( ncr was pronounced enabled offer and termed it ail “ attempt if any.
nounced that Nobile would not nt- principal manager, ex-Congrcss- fore dawn until after 3 o’clock lo
I The votes of Pennsylvania, or a Two Minor Hones Of Conten
tompt a landing upon the ice at mnri James W. Good. Good esti the afternoon preparing and s a r v
I 17 to olaain release,on two $3,- at moral bribery.”
I good part of them at least, arc
tion
Muy
Prove
Stumbling
the pole until tliV third trip, but mated Dint the various Hoover or- ing the barbecue.
llouVcr,
when
he
testified
ear
lOboiiil" while tlio msec are tokj vitally necessary to the nomina
Tho rally attracted not only th®
Block
A
m
Democrats
Will
judications were that lie would innizntiona throughout tho coun
n to lli<‘ supreme court. The fil- lit 1 in tlie week, declined to name tion o f Hooter, Figure as they will
approximate'! men, women mill childron o f StttH
A t tuck Recommendations
make the landing today or tomor try have spent
-the
Senator
who
bad
spoken
to
( ( „ f the two writs was uiT un
— und do— the Hoover managers
$230,000 thus far.
nolo County, but a delegation o f at
W ASH IN G TO N ,
May 11. — row, weather conditions permit
pul pniceduie, uccoitliag to at- G off in l^s behalf. Today hu nam ennnot arrive at a table of reason
The expenses of Hoover licai- least 300.citizens from Orlando anil
W A SH IN G TO N . May 11 (IN S )
ting.
ed
Moses
and
Sackett
as
the
“
goprtirys m the court room, and the
able expectations of more than M>0 _ T h o
nuaricrs in Wnshlntgon, Good esti Orange County who came up to
ndminist ration-insurgent (I N S ) — The Federal Trade Com
It was planned to nnehor the mated at $49,150. Tho balance of
p]y possible step whieli would betweens” in a letter to the com- vntjw without some help from
mission refused today to invest
see the fun nod gat something, to
coalition
launched
udrive
in
tin
balloon directly over the P'do and
ptp the c-x-cashier from starting niittce The letter follows: "M y
Sm utf this morning to enact their igate clinrges o f Rep. Dougins let down a landing party upon rope the money has been anti will be eat. ■
. _
hr Raiford either this afternoon Dear Senator:
spent by tlm various1 state and lo$203,000,000 tux
reduction bill (D ) of Arizonn, that a lobby, sup
bidders.
In
uddition
to
mnking
sciported by California interests, was
tho
"In respect to inquiries by Sen
cal orgnnizntiona 1throughout
‘
within forty-eight hours.
uctive in Washington in behalf of cnti'ie observations the exporers country, which were necessary,
ator Bratton, 1 have received ap
Two major hones of contention
were to plant n wood cross in the Good said, to combat "n nti-Hoover
proval of Senators , Mises and
_the corporation und surtax rate* Boulder Dum legislation.
Ice that had been presented to the propaganda."
Sackett to state that they held
E. A. McCulloch, the commis
— muy prove u stumbling block to
Good said tho Iloovor organiza
discussions both with Senator G off
their program ns the Democrat* |sioner, who is hearing the power expedition by Pope Plus XI. This
ceremony was to be accompanied tion was carried along chiefly on
will direct their greatest attack on trust inquiry, sHid the conunlsI* the open freedom o f Die M. ami myselL
volunteer contributions. 11 c ndded
“ Faithfully yours,
tho administration's recommondu- tdon's scope, under tho Walsh res by n religious service.
juhn'- River ns Judge Gray pro
According to wireless reports tlml Senator Ed’j e nnd Assistant
"llh
iliert
Hoover."
tion for taxes. All
indications, olution, was limited entirely to
lotneed sentence. He was prepnrhowever point to a triumph for privutely, not municipally owned from Spitsbergen, Gen. Nobile de Postmaster Genera! Bartlett wore
*J ( a tin- prison term by tlie
I 'lit lip 1*. Campbell, president
the administration due to the new public utilities. Douglas, an op- cided upon tlie present flight hist volunteer contributors.
jodj-c's i|U'ct statement tliut lie (,r t lie "Curtis for President"
"M r. Hoover’s candidacy ifi bo
coalition with the Republican In I uncut » f the Swlng-Johiison Dili, night ufler weather conditions
»ould lie aa "lenient as my con- I Club, tlt«* first witness today told]
populur
with the business men of
gave
promise
of
being
favorable.
fill
gents,
who
frequently
hava
op
declared the City of Lo, Angeles
idrnre will permit mo to be" in o f the activities o f hi* organiza
posed them in the past.
Itspease to appeals for clonienrx ' tion. "W e collected $590 and spent
was conducting Boulder Dam prop Tlio slight damage *ustumod by the country that there will be no
the dirigible hi the flight from trouble in raizing all tlio money arc
The administration plan Would aganda.
Fy two Sanford citizens, B. F. |$172 o f it for stamps, literature,
M «d fro nr proper sources,” said
reduce the corporation tax ffo ]y .)3
Whitru r. cashier of the First Na clerk hire.' said Campbell. "In
VTIle Wfllsh resolution is direct vadsoe to King’s' Lay bud already Good. "W e will accept no eontri1-2
to
12
1-2
|a>r
cent,
while
the
been
repaired.
tional Bank ami the Rev. Morti- \\jiut way arc you attempting to :n
ed solely to privately owned util
l.utions from any persons having
Democrats will fight for n 11 1-2
Bfr Glover pastor o f the. Holy 1 tluencc the convention?" " M r are
Prof. Mahmgren, elu if meteor
ities" said McCulloch. The com
lontrncturnl relations with th-!
per
cent
tax,
the
same
us
enacted
truss i hun-h.
writing letters to tho delegates
mission is not concerned ubout ologist with tlie expedition advised government.
by Die House. Both Republican ami
When t'ie Inst words of .he sen- everywhere." "D o you expect to
Boulder Dum, or any other pro Gen. Nohile to begin bis flights
Good was questioned about the
Di lime rat ie plans proposed a $25,ktnue rijnie, Key turned from his expand you money gathering op
ject,
but is interested only in in us soon ns possible, pointing »>ut $27,000 expenditures in California.
(
1011,000
slush
oil
surtaxes
hut
their
poMti.ui a little to the rigid of Dm erations?" "W ell we will have to
1 tlinl conditions for flying over the “ Who opposed Mr. Hoover there?"
schedules differed radically . The vestigating the activities of public
Uncli and wnlkcd to a seat tinder raise another $100 to pay all our
jtute would be IlilZurdoUs nltei "There was no opposing candidate
utilities.”
House made no such reduction.
the north window o f
the court
| June 1, lie, Olise of the heavy vol- ami a great deal o f that money
expenses."
^
Governor
Hum
<
f
Arizona
bail
If
these
two
rates
cun
he
set
twitii A forced smile lit ids face
•
Ar, lie mi.-1 Dial rteuius was spent in getting out registra
Tile committee decided not to
fur uti no-'aul as he sat down.
tied without prolonged debate, tin- also requested on investigation of
I, cull McKinley W. Krciglt. treas
tion."
tax hill probably will puss the Sen alleged Boulder Dam propaganda.
Lake In Court
urer of the club, because of its
“ What was the idcu o f spending
ate late tomorrow, being sent then Charges thut the commission's in
1'oire-t Gnko, former president
$27,"Oil if Mr. Hoover was unop
limited
operations,
.lames
W.
G.iod,
quiry
was
Iteing
“
conducted
in
the
to
conference
to
iron
out
d
iffe
r
•tf th Seminole
County B.ink,
posed. "W e knew nothing about
ences between the House and Sen press" Wcle made by W illnnl Cope
* at .-in <1 his former business as- treasurer of the Hoover hendtliut." said Good. "W e nsufnc it
ate. Tlie Semite loll undoubtedly of Atlanta, executive secretary of
tosiat • sentenced. Only u week qil.Arter.- Iteie, testified that the
was desirous to liuvo a largo regis
w-ili limit tax reduction to aroun I the Utility Information Cominittey
»g" Lake was given a term of 14 Cabinet officers organization had
tration so the people could express
Rais nii charges growing nut. of raised $49,150 and spent $42,932.$203,000,000 whereas the House of Georgia, when lie resumed the
themselves on Herbert-Hoover.
ite w m
the i.olurc of the bank. Key was j 111. He revealed that Edsel Ford,
enacted a $239,000,001) rut.
aland. He beenm^ nettled when
Houzhold* ■*
the principal wiO'cus Y,,r tbe state 1 ..... n( the auto king hud contribThe altitude of the Demoerats in Robert E.
Iloaly,
commission
kiwi olid .furnlzhcd—
it fearful and
cr. of Kanford: apeaking for
•ttn*~battle so f ar ha»-l**—a in -lull'd
rr4; -MorCrd—*tu*aaUulutf_lmu.
■tnj, ip scVcral cases which was
Fons A~ Hathaway, chairman
demanded thut they bo sent home.
contrast to tliut displayed by the
*it«l in tiie prosecution.
administration-insurgent
repub
They said they were afraid that,
A , rowiled court room with
if they landed, they could not get
lican alliance. Tlio Democrats domuch the same audience that suw
back into the balloon and would be
velopt-d a renl row within tlnir
’ Ijke sentenced lust week was
Emory 8 . Martin, o f W m iiton,
own ranks over the produie ex
left to perish miseruldy in Dm
present today.
Practically e’.cry
and Senator J. B. Stewart, o f
change
tax.
The
administration
Arctic
colii.
teat hu, taken. Fiom the moment
Fernandina, candidates to aucce®!*
proposed to retain the existing
It is possible tliut lumling par
the judge took the iii'ii' h, the mur
Ernest A m oi a# state comptroller .
tax o f one cent on every $DH) of
ties
muy
be
dropped
from
tlie
Imlmur of conversation died alums*
I camo next. Stewart attacked Amos
trade. The Democratic members of
loon
to
explore
port*
o
f
myztercompletely away.
because o f hit failure to cloa® tho
■
the Senate Finance fommitteo
ious Islands that are known tu ex
t Court convened at 2:30. Key, his
Somlnolo County Bank. His tpeoch , •}
recommend repeal of tlie entire
ist in the Arctic.
Ittnrne.v
VYililam Hallowe?, of
was practically Identical to tho
tax.
Jirksntivillc, Mr- Whitner and Mr.
ons ho dclievered at the court ■
Cdovcr stood in a little group to
house here a short time ago.
Otic side ami in front of the bench.
Parrish Makes Talk
They were followed by Senator
Whitner Mukes Plea
1
(Cont'nuud on pag® 0)
Mi Whitner spoke first.
He
airport in Datroit nt 2 o'clock
•*ked Judge Gray to "exercise
yesterday • afternoon accompanied
(Ciiiil'nued on page •*)
by Lieut.
Communder V. II.
Weems, his naval navigation in
ation' for governor, will speak at structor. Tho trip was made in
the City Hull here Mndny night Lindbergh's new I yan monoplane
ol h o'clock in behalf o f his can and wus uneventful.
didacy, advanced representatives
In Detroit, Col. Lindbergh's des
A T L A N T A , Go., May 1L—
in Sanford announced today.
tination was "unannounced.” But
Senator Taylor was u member, some anxiety was felt when no ( I N S ) — Almost within the shadow
Tallahassee—
Production
of
Florida farm* in 192(1 and 1927 of the legislature when Seminole; word o f tho arrival was received of the gallows, two Georgia menSEVILLE, Spuln, May 11- .
waa
vulucil at more than $ 100,000, County was separated from Or- and officials at the Ford airport, were Jerked back from tho jaws
(INS) —Tho Spanish flyers, t apunge County in 1913- He has a where ho took o ff, at laat revealed o f death and today watched th®
000,
tain Jiminrz and I gleams, had a
number of friends here and a big that the Colonel w »s flyin g to. fight for their lives continued:
Wade Johnson, o f Jonea County,
crowd ia expected to turn out to
narrow escape from death or t>erconvicted o f participating in *
hear him apeak.
ku.< injury today when their plane
criminal assault on an aged wonu
He Is running on his record in
trashed into an automobile us
an in 1925 was granted a 00-day
the legislature and n platform of
they attempted to take o ff on
respite
by Governor' Hardman
improvements for the State Col
whilo R. II. Bhsppard, o f Fulton
Ditir flight fo r a long distance
lege For Women at Tallahassee,
ADOPTS RESOLUTION
County, won an automatic re
tfcord.
tho University o f Floridu, ut Gain
prieve when his case was carried
They emerged from the crash
esville, and the .common schools;
A NS AS City, Mo., May U —to the supreme court for the aec-r'&
Unscathed but one of the winga
increoscd pensions fo r Confederate
5 )_ T h c Methodist Episcopal
Surface indication* havo pointed
ond time on a hill of exception*
their piano wn* slightly dflrn-'
VPtcrnnu; gtrt't.k’tht'nt’tl chllO ruTt ials at Curtlsa Field
nx.r CbatercivM In atraivi)
to ultimata Mellon support for thd rigidly enforced in ” n.aughty
;
make a report of Lindbergh's ®r- tim ed by tbe trail judge In th®
Hoover candidacy. Under Secretary
Chicago, Commia*ioniT " f Police
rivel.
Finally, when Notified that Fulton Superior Court.
of the Treasury Orgden Mill* has
Johnson was scheduled to hang,
anxiety
fo r the famous ColoneVa
been one o f the Hoover board of Mlchncl Hughes made it plain to
today while Sheppard was to go to
safety
was
gravin
g
throughout
day,
Tho
law
require*
ull
pooP
strategy, and Gov. Fisher o f Penn
the country, they gave out the in his death in the eloctrL chair in
sylvania, a party o f tho Mellon room*, cabaret* and “ soft drink’
MUledgeviUa on May Uk Shep
parlors
to
close
not
later
than
1
formation o f his arrival.
organisation, has also been promi
pard was convicted o f the murder
A.
M.
Calling
hi.
deputy
commit*
nent in the Hoover movement. •
of Homar Fowlsr hero in February,
alonen
together.
Hughes
delivered
Bill Mr. Mellon himself has been
1926. This was th® second time
an
ultimatum
that
said
in
effect:
.ilent—and it Is generally admitted
"See th a fth o place, in your dis
C LE V E LA N D , Vo., 'May I L — Governor Hardman haa gronUdt
that this will be the hand that un
Johnson respite*. He granted th®
locks the Pennsylvania Keystone tricts obey the law or I'll get men U e government padlocking tho tween Senate and House over rarm ( I N S )— The Peopled Bank’ o f
who wUJ." The commissioners were
Cleveland was closed today under present respite in order to h *v* tq
for some candidate.
leading niglit club* und cabarets, relief legislation were Ironed out
also ordered to: L — Halt all rum*'
orders o f tho Virginia state bank have more time to “ stuf - John
and local authorities enforcing the at a m ee tin g ^ p f
son’s mt&Ul responsibility.* b «
running
vehicles
and
turn
the
___
_____
____ examiners, pending an audit by
Key West— Work begun on Key
l U I L t W , L .llr t « § w ■
P - # ---- ®
"curfew,
liquor
and
prisoners
over
to
the
Vacaa stretch o f Over-Sea high(R) of Iowa-, chairman announced, deputy examlnare.
.
Of Error Saves
Banker From
Immediate
At Raiford
leading Citizens
Ask For Clemency
ELECTION D EALS
Pleasant Weather
Will Aid Expedition
Hoover Chance May
• Depend On Meeting
janker And Minister
AppealBefore
Judffe InCourtroopt
Two Score Aflpira:
Address Largest O f
Political Meetings
In This Year’s Race
3,900 Pounds O f ’
Meat Is Consumed
Speaking Lasts From
11 A. M, to 6 P. M.;
Crowds Come Early
INSURGENTS OPENiFEDERAL TR A D E
CAMPAIGN TO GET BODY REFUSES TO
T A X REDUCTIONS PROBE CHARGES
Qffiefels.Re-veal
T a y l o r Scheduled
To Deliver Speech
Here Next Monday
Georgia Governor
Grants Respite To
Doomed Crijninals
2 Spanish F l y e r s
Have Close Escape
In Plane Accident
government. 2.—Jell all racketeers life is rapidly becoming extinct.
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�V.
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I'AUB EIGHT
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.
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TH U R S D A Y,-K A Y 10. 1028
oTiTnuTrl
V
tnent Completely Exposes Tiinipu Candida It ’s I’olilic*:il
Tactics— Cnrllon Guilty of Deliberate Perversion of I he
'I ruth in Attempt to Discredit Operation of State Road
Department— Carlton’s Chicanery, Subterfuge and Sharp
Practices Shown by Examination of Departmental
Records.
Don’t Rc Deceived— Read the Pacts
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■Pons A. Dathawav— Cimifict.ite for Governor
Reply:
I l f S.itu- l . |iu: ti.i
W arn ed
In connection with this state
ment I desire to say that the
public should be prepared by this
lime for regular installments of
•Candidate Carlton’s tirades and
political mud-slinging tactics
against the Stnto Road Depart
ment since the Tnmpn candidate
has HIS PAID AUDITORS in
the offices of the department at
Tallahassee and the equipment
division in Gainesville, furnish
ing such information as he may
distort and misrepresent in his
attempts to discredit the state
road department in I he ey .»s i<f
•he penult' of the Mate. Willie
this refutation rovers ns many
of the innumerable charges of
Candidate Carlton ns ran lie
answered in this space, new
allcffations are h-ii.g made daily
ahd I expect soon to resort to the
loose leaf svstem for the InserPon of oihcr answers as each
n w installment appears.
:lakif
3 R »fai
JHBS tf
Jnsn, ’
itaoirarve
Iw a a is’/J
ii-msarAx
l i ijs r
Is
tar l.ark in - m in - C /JII 7 I a:
D e p o r t m e n t . i f o q u ip m r n t .
! 2,4 C 3 y u r t
p e r y a r d w h e n t h e y u r e b u y in g it n t 67
w h e re 11 s a le t.f h tiltln t a t f> cent.* p e r | h i i
p er pound.
20 d p ic k h e m ile a solt
it. w 1 nee I <lnrt- y a y c o s t .'10 t.e n » .« "
Ilallinway's Reply:
T h e I'r .itv n r e , th e p .r t ic lc ' i r f i r r c t ! :
p>. r s f t o li
t l.o t f li. t c R . ii,: I ) . |, ;.r t n ic it l
Oil ‘ e l I . ' ' ' u l l l I T l • l o i l l i l l g : ctl p .t'e t .p r
R ' . k ' .11 •: P i i ' I i . i. v n -p r.i tn t.-n i-> . f th e
. .. HERE ARE THE FACTS.
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The fart* concerning the location o f this road in Uk»Ci
nr* given by Dr. Hathaway from record* o f the Department a
lows: It was selected after several preliminary lines had ben
it being the judgment o f the engineer* or the State RoadD,
inent and of the Federal Bureau offloa d s th a tft was the ben
the standpoint of alignment and safety to trrffflc 'that could
hqye
u!
Among the dangtV* that b
“ ; been avoided hr this *location
"
■ingle turn at. the, foot^of a hill on ti
sharp curve and a right tingle
gradt,
i i u u y , the
m e dwiger
u m i . t i to
... school
. . i i v . i children^
v . . . . • » .i incident to the n.ut|^
routing a
road in chrfe proximity to tlip schpoj, building and ground* in,
.......o..f railroad
-grade-crossing. .It is * "fixed policy *
ilangcrs
a
R o a d - Department. whercv'fV’ poaalblo- in-the ikying' out of
ways to avoid railroad gl a<k,cfV *ld«gV *fty por <*vt of th ,*
which is borne by the railroads, Mr. Carlton make* a,poi£
only two trains each h ay pass this point nelly. • • •
'
GRIM TRAGEDY.
'
•/
r» * ev. ,
"Just a short time ago." Dr. Hathaway declared i* hi*
at Fort Myers, "1 was traveling cast on the Old Spiniili frat
arrived in Quincy. Here my car was stopped by a friend whose!
“ ‘Have you heard of the accident?’
" ‘No,’ I said.
’What accident?’
‘“ Three women have just been killed at the grab irn -;-.
side of Havana."
.
*
“ I rallied on to Havana and found the tnnnf^d and In
forms of three women, snuffed out by an oitrushltig locomotive*
grade crossing where but two trains pass each, way each dip
”11 num ber. 9f Mr. Carlton's f.n n ljr were hilled at a gi-gd, crot.lat | Jfl
ll.r s.vrrtin n that he nould s ite ,t » iy tim e, slc ty thuukard d«IUri b
llirm M rk a l the ftreside tr a in . The ntnlor fatality- rrrorde .him that b
lha la rse .t aumber of ib'SIh. In motor vchltW ro lll.lo n a rem it from J
at trad e rro n ln g a. Ko. my fr l.n d ., the Stale Ilu td D c p irtm s it a * , not bi
DEATH STALKS PARTY,
" J o n l*»t C h ri.tin * . « Js tk ro n v illr m olh«r. -with h .r c-Mldim .,,J
teighbur's. children. hsd gone Into lh .- n.„.d« to g*th*r h*Ly and tnUtbu
t.c o r.t. thoJr : . « * « I n .C h r i.lm * . ..e c u . iH r y h id fille d -d t« lr autuinoMr
' « ♦ g tturnliw home with cu rta in , drawn a ta ln .t a d rl* il 11* rain *bl<k
n aan to fa ll
Aa they ca m , In S i. John1* atr.uua (logit** Cbrlitm a. «
a»i>r In tb* jo t of tht o cca.b n , a locomoilr# d raw ia s a ( m i m all train tktaJ
town upon tb*m at a ( t a d . cron ln * and tb» ahrlaka of t U ehlldr.n and
•alia of that niothar C h an jrd in a flaah a ac*n* flD»d n d h food <krw
(irl.tn ia . (or to Orw of darkaat hyonr for thoaa fam iliar.
a a ro U r *
irt> .o r t iv .d and inataad of holly, n a p * bun# on th^lr daon
Todaj
x tJln * taara a placard which raufkma otf^f drlrara and t r ill a wait 1at;
rba and daaolailun li, lh # followln* w ordlrtf: 'V h lrta .n SSKom hart k it 1
a . At tht. .r M iin r . Slop. I root and l.ia U n i'
" S lh ct I hare been C hairm an of the Slata Er.ad OapafStMiit nat anr 10
.llroad trade rroaalns haa barn ntab ti.hed and none w ill be eetabll.hed a |
1 I grn ral.e my m ice In p ro tr.l. The Stale Hoad Oepanmenl h u aa a«l
•lit r*lth the ntlim adr whereby fifty per rent of the eotl M orerheed rnwl
■ onderpnaae- it ta m e by the railroad tompaniea, the H lklr Rnnd Urplrtal
arln* the otfier fifty (rer rent.
It wa. wholly im p ractl-al at tkr polf.l
re. 1Ion In l.nke County to hare built an overhead rroaalnt on the h-ratb.
<e old road.
•Mr. Carlton, a l.o refer, to the location of the road throuth Cerabelle. FW|
o. U). It Ir a fact that the orry ant road wa. laid out by kran b lln Cuuaty |
jilt from the prueeedr of a bond Urue. It contained many tharp curve. 1
yhi.ar.plfl I irnv, w-birh rendtred It un-afe for tra ffic al a moderate ran
•ith i. to ray nothlnp of hasardnuv and recklevv drlvlnp which we too I fd l
e i*n our h'ehuar*. Tin- Chairm an of the Poard of County Cbinnufl.knen
TAM I AMI TRAD
' \a W thr Lb. at ion nf lh#
T r a il rrfi'rrM l M bjr Mr (!irllcn .
a ‘i> ii « f iht* ini|Mtrt«nt higliMg>. whuh m u i>i‘eng«l in im P fir April 1).
!•!••
tlir rwi.nimrrtdlatMin «»f ihv rh in iire rs »if lh#* i2 # |a rlm rn l art.l v il
nr«| f.i safv ln<fivMu«r« p r lt ilc Ih U rttl. m ha*r he^n al) lha loralmM
p arim m t !t>i n tiJr. As In ih«* D rp arIn irtil's hu ililin v ■ |-a ra llrl n***); 1
:»• many n lh rf il g i n u r ii l i nf Mr (*ar!tnr. Is muir Inn ir r u r a lr . Thr fsrt*
•nrna C n u n tf am i th# C h rx a llcr (’nfp«iralInn hav# ftirn iih n l fhr funds f* 1
n«l which la mor* nf a loop than a n a rs IV l ritid , and f'n llU f ro u n tf ha» ^
« iiin n ri lin g link frnm Ihr Tam iam i 'I r.ai| m (he Mnnrn# (*nintly line,
Is «*f
•tiat fount?.
air Raiad llrparlrmitl. I.* r*'r M tnror (’nunljr at* out I*I. hr*
nr.half mil*** from thr point ▼of Hlvrrirnrt of Ihr Trail In I
Hr Monroe ,CVunty line. Tills i»Rra Monrof C'inrtiT
leh she has Irnlt. Mayhe Mr. Carlton hrrrn.lfes M*>h"«»« C.»unfT
nat** that Mr. Carllon ranimt
anything hut 'sd»rm^Inif t' fHlj
i xsilh the Tamlaml Trail one of thr rrratrst smale r ^sd rf*D
l put thmuph In riuruli If not to America, Ihr romplrtlon rf *!
i untoM valor tn Smlh riuriili, ImoIi Ijas(v4hl Wot roa»ts.
bOUl
Ss o r ll as lltr wholr Stair.**
u.»t ; »• I i i dii l i a i t . t l
••it. wIpmi it w,i t;lk ti ;•
".i • » li* Ii : . in ) i.H i • ,
b No tll.'l
p w m .r .s
Iliilhuwny'H Answer
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('u riln it
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( ' .n it o n
( a rilo n S a y s :
l" t i|- u :t i-,- i f
\ n e w I t-rd .
'.. i.til' I In'lli
I'ottld g it -h ill N o . I I S'.l
" I w II h i. s !. -it t i i it • i i i v. . i, In
" ' t b I • rtl tt;i t i e c u r - . H i ,• ,-u t. I
n f l l t r .. V r \ r .ts .
X •t • i i w il l i- t il i
i | li* *i t-ih In i ui t i s S I , i i ' * 1 - '
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n n ;. i t - t ig li |v -irtn tn m .ik i t u , . t , n
\ . t.ia lii i t " \ e I , m l tn h a v e il-u n - ■ , | , )l a •'•'pair jn b 'i in i * . \ t n I -, - n | . . h i i r;. -t.>|-s
il ip p ii M i l tu I i i i . c c o s t t ' n ii m in It.
Wi
w t iit , h u t I I I ' (In k ttn n \ . | : i r»- it ( I tin b u y ' n g a l l f i i o f j u it Ini-* 1.1-1-11 h |p in
lla th n tv a y ’s A n s w e r :
1 h i-s .i n r e I In - f a r t - : T h e a b o v e s e v e n t ^ 'a c t n r s w e re p u iv im s e t l
l-n il tt U 'il ir\ t in - m a in e n n tn <• >f « n n d c l a y e m td s .
A * n ir t -ii lti -< o f
Ih c s p t i-it t U w e iv p in e ll, ; h i « m ti tn nIt*■ ' t y p e tit* t r i. i l n r w « . not n e e d i l l .m il w a s l l i e n f o r i- m il . i - i \ u - , tild
, e . T h e y w p r e u .-e d in th e n iu in t i •
n a net* i l r u iu l . la y r n iu ls I n m ir e
.
n n d w i-r e . o f
I'tiUl'SC, in (le t'll u f I t H n liilit iiilllM i:
I h e y w e r e - i i n ' t r i e d le t n c i( iw ) e i‘
tr a c to r s fu r u se on m w h - g ia iln I ro a d s.
T o tft< u i - r e ip .lin 'd th e r e •in i* v a I n l w h e e ls a n il p iie U m a G c t ir e * -tnd t i i c r e p l i t ; e p te n t e:' '.iib ae
w h e e ls n m l t i n s w it h f u l l n a w l i r n l t m l i n i t r . t
•e ^t "i n (racier*
tv ero c i.n v p r t c d in t o r r t u l i r t r a c t o r * at i i c o r f ; to f i t - P l a t e «.f £ 6 ,.
( » :IJ .IS .
I f t h e s a n d c la
l . v, 1. 1 a. .e.lm In tii hi-M t j u i t l j t d a n d t h e S t a t e h a d
p u r , -h a st'd n e w c r a w l e r t r a c t o r. ' it w o itltl h a v e i t t id o u t f o r th e s e v e n
c r a w le r t r a c t o r s S K .IO O O U .
( . ..........
, o r d s t h e .? tin * I r n n d d a y t r it e
In
o th e r w
I t ir s w e r e s a lv a g- e d o r r it t iv c —
r f i d1 .in. .t.oj c r a w l e r f a a c l o r s n t .'a a o e t’- n f
ii .fli1 1.4H . n it Il l s a m o u n i ip* h o lt v i m n r l i l l ' i i l l m ; 7~ T HIR H lj d t>.<! i . U ~ *
With reference to the sale of pick biintllet cited in Mr. Carltnti
speech, these w-«-re receivctl from the liovermncni in large <|Uuiitit it-.
Die uriginul shipment covering front fifty to sixty thnusundi. ThDepartment uses praeticnlly no pick ituntllcs. Of the lot receive)
many were twisted, dry-rotted, worin-entni nnd in very ha<l condi
tion. They have been sold from the allotment to th j Stole Roan
Department of Florida at various time* uml at varying price*, de
pending on the condition of the handles when dieposc3_of. Then
remain still on hand thousands of these pirk handles which the De
partment will dispose of in iicconlnnrr with .the stotute as a market
cun he found for them. The Department has not purchased any pick
handles nor Is there any likelihood of its ever having to do so. Mr
Carlton would have the people believe the Department purchased
these pick huntllas—becuusc lie makes no mention o f the source al
Ihcse goods— nt .'15 cents nnd sold them at l ‘ » rents.
The hobbit referred to by- Mr. Carlton falls Into the sumo este
gory of surplus wnr supplies us the eunvus uml pick bundles. The
grade of babbit that was sold nt S cents per pound was used only to
n limited extent in the Department's shops. At the time of the sale
there were many other articles on the smite invoice, Including cray
ons. folding scales, castor oil, boilers unit horse blankets. The De
partment uses little of any grade of babbit and the entire amount
purchased in the vear 1924 wns only $241.26. The babbit sold was
of the grade usetl for repairing steam engines and atatlonery en
gines and was not, for this reason, nf value to the State Road De
partment. Furthermore, there was little or no demand for it in the
market.
Mr. Carlton would leave the impression that the Department
bought babbit at a high price and turned around and told it nt a
lower rase.
The Department lias sold from war supplies received from the
Government trench hats, atirrups, suddlc bags, ink w ell^ ice tongs
and rut trups, uml many other articles that it has not found practi
cable for use in building roads und bridges. The stores that femain
SALE'OF ARTICLES.
-, •.
Trfhaway V A nswrr
Mr. C arllo n drvotisl m urli ««f I,j, time- |„ |, m Tstn#* flpcfl.lt t" v ‘ ;
k v r . til t-fl axtravagancA In Ihr m .in l-n a n ro o l Iht luatU. anti (■ •'01*
tidienre l>* providing a m u .rn i.n l with r . r . r v n c to U»» stsnlcu rin g of t *
iontlng and rrelantlntt or g ra „ on th . vhoultlara. 1’ MS‘ ine "( *o“ * "
hotild.rt of th« road. U not for d.floratlv. or ornamental p u rp o ..c *19
d-wv add m a trria llr to th . ant-m ranc. nf the rpad. It t« In prevent Ik. ■
r« from eruaktn anti to prat«rt th . Invrvlm *nt the S u l«~ X S s IBStle In Ikfl
r h l. work which Mr Carlton rtilie
rltUenln
I, norraaarx
fa r O
* p 'hr>M>er
' ~ ni»lnwM
u ln l«
n r r .M .r y for
•f th* hlahnayv. a . a—n ..........
*
*
r unprejudirad
and- -Inforotetl
prrranv I*, readllr ****
Mr. Carlton v u at hia bflv. twh»n
__ ritlh-ullng thla opemtion o f lh . HU* *j
>r|.*rtm
m l (la m a ln t.n a n r. divlvlon. Th * paoplfl of thla S t a ir know *■
.
h*t w ill hapnan to a road lh a l I. no» p ro n rrlr m alntaliw d and many of ' “ V:
-Mllflhfl a rr p aring in te rc t on bondfl and rontrlbU tISs f t th« fllnktnr (•■ **
Kind laiuM far made whlrh w .r . b u lll snd w h l.li dUsppemrfld In t f** *JJ
•rtd long hrloae th . tanda w*r» r.tlrv.1. atm plr k w a v u th«g Vfflte not
,
It la parfflctlg fpollah to apmd ntonrr on U i building •/ res til and *"*■
—---tts la Lbesa.
. .
u '••••'•’ itsl iM tlrtl tlf th e I n c r r n s n In men »
I
m i , V ’" 'd u t e n n in -.. t lr p u r im e iit f iu m J a n u a r y I. I S iT
I I V . , T lt r r « - ltn« lir -r n tin llu -r u n a i-. In l i t . tm n ib o t o f H im «ni|il»'
m "',
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a m r x p e r l n n r r In a>r«i|,l..> iu K m a n f o r t h la n o n o f s e r v ic e .
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Contrary to Mr. Carlton's wtalcnient, a crn w iiv trnrtor—and tlml
.!• tilt; type herein dealt With—<o*t* ithoul 51,2
dtul nut 5657.0;!
*np amount hi* would YtitVi* tin* i»*«
iK’licvt* tun if
rt»u1ij havi
bit'll purchii cd (tic. Flit liter, the materials which'were taken off tin
old * trader* have .been olnccd in stock and roorcsent an asset
am .untied to more ihnn K2.6ou,up. whicit mnterjal -will Im- used from
time to lilne as needed.
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MAINTENANCE o f r o a d s
The charge tbgt thee, are t t . m . m . S B depo»lted la V*ob* ••
*ith)..-t tu m t perflonil eheflk t« fa W and la b le a d ln s. W hSI**«r
inuntlr* c r districts hav* been ilepnslled la t a s k , before tbeg *•• ■ *
for at* It) the 8 t« t. Kua,l Department of Flo rid a sfo sublset b» *
C hairm an for transfer jn ir p u n only, -to | * l tt "lata th* Btsto T ro o l
tee of the Department, sad In t ie ry in fl'sn e. wk»r* such * « * t f 1 . 1 :
,- il t r d In the name of the h u t . H..a,t Depart Mant. a •sfriefentPO-t
la lha ile|>artmrnt has been taken to saver g v rrr cent » f Ik* dep«*'
;
“ In tiuvteDepartment (SSijtc Rnml Dcpnrlinenti ih ry (•.*c*‘ i<ntally n il thinrs n* waJI n* buy-thing*. I In id in
.*•!•! s pltotuklalle copy df-invpice blivwi.tg t f r rsl? of .--rtsiri i k i U i i i in that
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.
R o il. L a Rocque’s S e c r e t Ambition
New P i c t u r e At Of D o l o r e s D el
-M ilane T h e a t r e R i o I s 1 Gratified
.vcpyvlwltnrvd a secret, ambition to n(lcri*nicttinjr with a well hnowu nlctc thu cast. John G riftltft W ray
W trva^ ^ .th e.con vent school in,France where she
received Her curly rdltotion ahe
whs the star in all amateur theatri
cals, and later, n fttr l.cr marriage
to Jaime Martinez del Ilin, ahe fre
Dolores Del Rio, who plays the quently took part in charitnbb
'■v- Picture fans who were thrilled
part o f the half caste Chela’ in Fox theatrical of fairs. Her ndvent into
/ by Rod La Rocque’a football play*
Films "Gateway o f the Moon," al- the films followed it vvift decision
log as an Indian In "Brave heart"
and ns an Englishman seeking
thrill* In battles with Grecian
' bandit* in "Stand and Deliver,"
will be more than delighted with
■ 1 his impersonation o f n young Ar• gtntino athb’tr and football player
i nhi« latest stellar vehicle, "Hold
’em Yale!", a lie Mitlc studio pro*
duction fo r Paths which will be nn
view
ibe* Milatir Theiitte to
day only.
; ' The. atorj 01 "Hold ’em Yah-V
bated on Owvn Davis famous ■lane
Kticcess, “ A t Yale," deal with the
*on who foil.* a tiio ot bandit* nnd
later irietts the daughter of a Ynle
profrr.sor tmv« litig in ‘ Argentine.
Bt‘ decide.*! to go to Yale and nn
Doesn't matter thcsbghtinteresting love romari r result*1, in
cat what it is— or liow
Ux* e-jurse of which hi wiim <li:>
senous it i*. You do not
itnetion ns a college utlikl. Thu
have to w orry about it
action is raid to in swift.atoning
and highly, dramatic, the whole re
another minute, because
lieved by delightful comedy.
Cklumct will solve it—
The supporting players are ex
quickly and en tirely.
cellent. Jeanette Iioff, who tri
Order a can from your
umphed in “ The Mah Without a
grocer— see how baking
Face," "M y Friend From India"
tro u b le s d isa p p ea r.
and other recent screen produr
One trial uriU prove it.
tlona, plays opposite Mr. La R ot.
que, Joseph Cawthom, a-veteran
screen and atage pylayer, is seen
e l a college professor, while Tom
Kennedy, a noted comedian, ha
tile role o f a "g o o f" detective.
Hugh Allen, who was seen to nd
Vantage in "Dreas Parade” , has a
strong part. The. picture was di
rected by Edward II. G riffith undyr' the supervision
o f Hccto*
Turnbull.
,* Elictrificotion o f parts of th.
Madsgascor Government Railway
h to sturt late this year and b*
completed in about six years.
'FRIDAY. MAY 11, 1028
director, her guest Jn Mexico City,
rnd her rapid rise since has proven
the wisdom o f that move.
in “ The Gateway o f the Moon”
she plays n .uglily emotional stelInr rnle opposite W alter Pidgeon.’
I o’.llc Fenton, Anders Rnndolf, Ted
McNamara, Adolf Millar, Virginia
LnFoncde und Nobel Johnson com-
production which
(!irsct«d
is coming to the Milane theatr*
Saturday.
13 t h
M a y
is
TA J.LA IIA SS E E — $lrt2,000 con
tract let for con'truction o f addi
tion t » library at Florida Stnto
College fop Women.
Mother’s Day
A ll that 1 am, o r hope to be,
I ou e to my angel Mother "—
-—Lincoln.
OQ
10 lii. <)id Potatoes.....
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.25
.25
.25
5 lb. New Potatoes.....
i
6 bars P & G Soap.....
A N D SO, to every
•/lM other, we dedicate
this space, in commemoration
of Mother’s Day. W e send
greetings, and to every Mother
who has passed beyond, we
how our heads in humble
gratefulness for the lives they
have lived, enrichingthe world
through each and every day.
It takas mora than parfuma W
kill loaehaa—now ballavod to
ba aprsidsra of caneaf.
Taka no chance. Insist upon
2 pltge, Fig Newton Crackers
.....
3 cans Baked Beans....
owarfol Tsn glsfoot Spray.
Ill all unclaan housahold
K
Inoocts at one time.
THE TAHOLEFOOT COMPANl
Orand Rapid*. Uchlgaa
•O t-TM S
FRESH DA1LYI
from your grocer /
2 SIZES
1 Qt. Jar Apple Butter ..
No. 2l/j>Cans Sweet Pickled Peaches
CASH
.28
#29
single S split loaf
Msde by iht
AMERICAN HAXIRIES COM PANT
.50
Creamery Butter lib. ..
B A K IN G POWDER%
S u n d a y ,
GROCERY
117 Mngnolia — We Deliver — Phone G71
S A L E S 2 Vi T I M E S T H O S E O F A P ( Y O T * i p R J B n A N t y
Mother’s
Much year, I He second Sunday in May is nationally
dedicated to our Mothers. On this day the nation pays
tribute to man’s best friend— Mother.
The A & I* stores join in paying homage to the Mothers
of the world. We strive to make every day a "Mother’s
Day” at our stores, solving her fond problems economi
cally and courteously, for it is to the Mothers of
America that A & 1’ stores owe much of their success.
HERE ECONOMY
No hurry— no delay— shop just exactly to muit yourself
your
cIIh)W—
and above all you
have
without a
salesman
at
a large variety of the best merchandise In
select from al the lowest possible prices.
Argo Dessert
Sunny field
a iC O O
When
that
Sliced With Out Rind lb
unexpected
guest drops in don't
California
lei
that hoi her you one sec
Kellogg’s Shredded
Prunes 2 2 / Wheat
ond, just fume to the A r
2 lb. Carton
cade Delicatessen .
6 Vo
f
We carry a complete and
special prepared line
meats, salads,
tries.
and
of
pas
Made fresh daily.
Arcade
Angelos
Delicatessen
II
Mcl.under Arrndu
Delmonte Deluxe
Gatchels Grocery
We Deliver
| Conner Sanford
and Celery Avenues
Phone 110
Saturday Specials
i Meal 6 lb s ..........
.25
Grits'6 lbs. .........
.2 5
No. 2 Can Pickled Peaches
.2 0
No. 2 Can Premier Peas
n-No. 2V2 Can California Peaches
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Maxwell House Coffee
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■Catsup Large Bottle...............
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No. 1 Can Magnolia Figs
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Milk Tall Can ..............
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Milk Small Can
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LSugar 5 lbs............
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We carry a con
and vegetables.
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.22
.47
.19
M
.19
.10
B o ttle s
Ketchup
L arge
29/
B o ttle
California
Lettuce
l ’ icn ic
E ach
Hams it 18^ Roast
White House
Fresh Corned
Snuff
Ilultercup Thistle
Rolled Reef
3
CtUlS
Compound
We carry the very best fresh fruits and vegetables at lowest
prices.
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.34
of fresh fruits
All Over The World
405 Sanford Ave.
J20 Magnolia Ave.
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Announces Candidacy Fo
Delegate To Convenlio
1 n N o h " Jv :<■
I ’lo r i( In
b rU n
, t move toward eons.'ii alien
nil prcsorVatlnn of in tim’urHuh. •
Saturday Money ' ‘Savers
Look These Over
however, that he will vote t\.r him
j. bJMm’.-S trnnuger oi me if the Democrats nominate him.
V r„! i.-.-dyer and Ktar-Tcle, in Mtthhi" hin announcement
frdtu the state ht larg I, yn^fetttfr Democratic Conyon
ndyocaten rtifc ostnlj
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cf‘KvVitthcnrhlfiefc fin1 |Hitler el W. ti. Me Ait ,
Best W hile Bacon, lb
LO&SING’S
QUICK* SEItVTCE
. TRANSFER
«,r]Au iif hindntr nHBrti/iorfnnl rop him untii Mr. Mr.\.|r
j, {|n> srteotnrtUoftitpri'jddetit- wus withdrawn. In. \i, -a f,
jr-dldate by Uw'pbUToerMs lit
fi'?hl he I i In that h.itli *
• t *.*JI**■III , . *' ’ l and hull li etl 111,I fed (i K
r< jjjtL otyji he feels that the teiv: t i*1 tlm- i'an.,
a c
a that .ogtilnrly give electoral j step nalde.
, for the Democratic ticker
Soap
3 Cake
Hauling, Crating Shipping,
nml Storage
IM iru if G*H
lU lt t ’. ” r»| s
y have something to do with
section efr'n. dtnndnrd hdnrfrfJ
SANFORD AVENUE BAKERY
I’hone No. 31
213 Sanford Aw.
W holesale And Retail
S P E C IA L S
SATURD AY AN D M ONDAY
25 lb. sk Chick Starter i . t &
Smoked Bacon per lb ...
% Mustard S a rd in es.....
Macaroni or Spaghetti
P e r Can
3 pkgs
3
-P
Pkkggss 3 Min. Rolled Oats
3 Cans No.,2 Tomatoes
d
lb. Cl*isco
In in..’ I Bryan Much « a a mem,
her of (ne IicmocTulic' i
jL :iu;
itV, N ew. Y o rk ,,.irprefcr'.inn the r'i
rWnl ('ottpwwaiijMil fii
,\i
Abut time he wrir Jn
. m. mh<
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.25
by’s Olives
7 Pkgs. Star Naptha ...... O fJ
W ashing Pdw.
*
Scratch Feed 100 lb. sk 3 * 0 0
20c can Carolina Blackberries,
(i lbs. Best Plain or S. li. Flour
Golden A g e Macaroni, Fkgr.,...... .
(
3 Jars. Libby’s Pu re
Apple Jelly
t*ou lb y selected W h eat 3 - 2 5
100 lb. Sack
Sweet Feed 100 lb. sk
25 lb. sk. Chick Grow ■\ 1 A
Mash
1 ,1 W
2.60
W e
I ’m* wit It uroccfics, 1‘ Dkg. Mortnn'n Salt
Fresh Hrcnd and Darker House Itolls.
' Hints— Finder Hells— Pies— Fakes—
(Seneral Line of Pastries made fresh dully.
Vmi will find my bread: At Lodges firoeery on Elm
Ave.. Lot!pcs and McLain on Palmetto Ave.. Klenslroms
firtuifr.v i'rcn|i Ave., and (latehcls (Grocery <m Fanft.rri Ave.. and Huberts Cirocerv on First street.
25
30
D e liv e r
R0 Wo Lawton
Corner Sanford Ave. and Eighth St
F. L. NIXON
Cm'ncr 'll). SI. and Sanford \vr
o icd iio flo o r Polisher
Special ot’fcr for
boiise-cleaning
*
4
Season
Fancy California
- A il $ 1 0
Childrens
runt if Florida, Ala- jl
rtia and. sevmtl tAhci j
’>* wuufd prtnl tlli i>
/• wmild he hi a pe.-il*
nee the numiiintimi nf
ulinin the !• m<n:atu
in. Ih* favors ( aril,’ll
•■Met*. Scant"r Tlmm-i< fl
Mfintanti 'and Spnnt"i' I
•ai rrta p* i -uimily lint I
Oavi'innr
l
' ‘'A
son's Eleeliic Floor Pol-
/
jjg-r&A -
isher. W:i\ .Mo|t and '»
FORMERLY
5 4 2 . 5 0 « !l1- JnI,ns‘,n*s Lis',,i‘l
’ \a\— all :il tin* seusa-
|),,n:,lii . 1
■d will iii'i.-1 Imtrb I .■ j
He
a lii
M e n 's S h o e s
FIH ZE
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1 1)11)1..- < ln \ i |
Jtet m m e
lu t e s
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1028 M odel ,/Zrmi to i i
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Ill
Fresh Asparagus
Green Peas
I'Vesh Tomatoes
Cauliflower
Strawberries
Fresh Cucumbers
.........
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COMPLETE OUTFIT
Fresh Cow Peas
ale On Johnson's
Green Peppers
2 pair id t
Odd Sizes
Odd L ot
W hite Shoes
While they last, pair
Fancy Ice Berg Lettuce
Ladies Silk Waler-Proof
Plenty O f MilU-Fed
Close-Out
Black K id ,.
Patent Leather
And Satin Slippers
See W indow
Only Two Pair to A
Customer
H ose
15 Pair^M eivs
$5' W ord
Pair $ t . »
J.ndies; Sport Shoes
In Tan. Patent and Blitck
- Calf. $6,60 TalifHw
assorted colors
Hens <& Fryers
No cltarge i'or Dressing
(ialio.n
3.(ltl
Final Clearance Big Sale Continues
iopv represent very yubstanajiii we wisit to emphatically
. Sanford women that tin* oi* week only.
JAR
Jlit i m which ui'uitm
ten imd w*rk <m the
'i I w ill he , .. ■_in I
Mint p null L • i|t
’^v Ini . nun: |t i! Iiu.
To the Ladies o f Sanford '
w w
an d
Seminole
onoua
Sliced
Genuine an Fork
licefl Boiled
45? ISausage
ROUND
SIRLOIN &
CLUB STEAK
( ut To Your Order
FO U N D
^Hinesc.Go va*r ii tti en t
G EN TS
C K N TS
.\m : s t k r n f o t
T iKN ' A.
May
I I .— (IN’ H)
l ,i,\*•i ri
R O A S T OF
* ! the Lragpe Cornell.
found
,l '-' out HAit it could act tin1111 flij 'devsp of the lainguit
•' i)4 'Whrhv tt)f» Peking t.nvh"i - membeiship in lh ■
CENTS
C E N TS
F IC N IC
Smoked
It j<i lirnught tp ulir Bttfinttni) from time lo time that n Inrjci* part of the dohsamlnR plilrtlc
ii rki'ptii-nl of "fn ilo ry mode” Ice cream. Wc liuve fou'ml many caiienally mo o f StrawU.'riT'anil
oilier fruit m um s, they heiutt under the Impremlon that tluse errurps u rcm ad e i\n chhapl^ as
pmtsilde mid that rxtrnet# or tiomc other ttorl o( substitute* me used in tire {Mttce of the fru(t«.
This has hecu briuirh* to nur mind* especially strony duriiifr the past month or so when some of
our customers or oilier viillora in our plunt ohpressed (irent surprise or dt^iKht whon they no
ticed that we were mint; REA1. STH AW BEKRIKS in our StrawberryIC'reuffl, and in other cases
those who noticed some o f nur help preparlntf the fresh herrlet.
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In justice to ourselves end for the information o f our customer*' wd wrlafi* to W o k e 'lh e 'fb lt
Iovvin a i t marks in re^aid'td our fruit creams:
, i
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I nur STItAW H EH RY Ice Cream w made from our rugulaf Ice C ream '“ m ix" with the addiii.,u m the fieexi'i of sufficient S IR AW BKIlIt Y F R U IT to jflvc it the pron erftuvor.'bpt mil
eiiouiih to Impair the body or holdinji iiuuljty oi the froxen product. In addkton*tcf the fruit, b
» inii 11 f(uuntity of harmless purefood stru wherry color is added to plvo" tha'nhiahed product tho
desired uniform piuk color usually associate i and demanded in Strawberry Cream. Thole that
froexe m am at home know that the htrriea alone will give th e cream only a very paj0 i»Lplc «d „r. Therefore n small amount of color is added not fur the purpose of. deception, hut for uhtforn ity ard t r ^ W h e trade demand.
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Please ho,^ mat no strawii'erry extract « r sm ullcd “ syrup” o f any Ijind whatever is
pt
our cream. If the berries do not uivc it sufficient flavor it Rtca without.
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I tiiriim the local strawberry season we buy sufficient l»erHe* to take Tare o f our needs an
Ion*/ ns they nre obtalnalde at reasonable prices. 8 o far' this season we have ,uspd clvse^to I(KJH
hnsketii of local berries, and have in nur cold storage room tit’ present 40'enHtms
fresh
crushed fruit prepared In our own plant for our Immediate needs.
When stiuwherries are not in season or the price prohibitive fo r manufacturing purposes we
have, and have luid for the past several years, connections whereby 'wd get tht* ’ Tetrtteaaee *6r
Maryland berries which ate bought in senson, held in cold storage for us. and are mixed with
sugar and shipped nut tn barrel* or large can* as ordered. This assures Ut o f a supply o f W r -'
rivs of good ipmlUy for use the year i-aund, and in no case do wo use t W ordiimry/cttmed o r 1
preserved berry.
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>. Our P IN E A P P L E ICE CRE AM is made from the usual “ Mix” w^th t(m add IHon at Whit
fm ’ xer of sufficient crushed Hiwaiau Pineapple.
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H, Our B A N A N A , or B A N A N A N U T Ice ('ream 1* made the same as above with the addi
tion at the freeser of sufficient SOUNU R IP E B A N A N A S .’ nr BtU\u|ihs a^ul
Nuta..ius,
C K N TS
C E N TS
cherries, nute, Pr njlxturei that are: prepared sperialiy for use in h t tream bfljimisaa uf: na,,,,nnI reputation that apeciaUfe' in this purticu'ar line o f business. These items, as in all o f our
oth^r supplies, are bought by us oa a tjuulity basis only.
•
Out* customers and friends are invited u*. all times to visit ulir plant and’ ask to M shown
thru. While in our plant we wilt by glad to have you inspect yr taste our storb o f fruit*. sde«t
milk, sweet cream, and all other Ingredients that go into the finished product. Cotue how and sue
more ctuslyd berries than you liuvu ever sten in your life. Sum pic ihetu, tind also rumple our baric1l o f Tennessee berries thut wu ure holding in reserve to use when nil local tmrrics are gone.
For t,h(ise that have never seen .now We have u real treat to sue the.snow in our cold
storage room where we carry our stock of icp cream at u temperature o f from 0 U ^0 below
Uur icb cream is a healthful und concentra'cd food. We a.o anxious for you to see why, ami
rain, freyp_Nankiiu
never recognized thi
1 udiuiuistratipu.
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t, For our CHOCOLATE Ice Cream we u»cn special hlgrude Cocoa put up by Van llouteti*.
■' mg) d all immediate sp1' *
'■allonulist (iovermneiti
° ai\ pet arbitration or* i 1'
1; il investigation. Copies
••4-^,. ate being forward>r rmher* o f the laaigut
'letnirial, but 1
uc cjraction
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1 5. In our special ordains that we u*ffer from time to time we use ' specially prepared fruits,
'■Uivisk,..'j'iu>>.\aiiuiuil(»e
' *o,\"Minient dies not,
County
tinny English Walnut*! (impo NuU, as-ChoppM,J Aliremtt, air the
appealed to
i "S f^ 1
* turns today l<*~f*1 def
’•t*} Ul, wi'.hdttiw lront
'* IV|I ‘ tiise hostilities against
South t’hinu I.Nuttor
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THE SANFOnn HERALD, SANFORD. FLtmHM. FRIDAY. MAY-11 . 10211
The Sanlurd Herald
« —I’ nMUkrri every atlcrnr
ereepl
amnia? a| Nanfiinl, 1'lurMn.
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A Newspaper’ s Function
Mnannlln A trn n r.
A iiowspnper’fi function in the community was recently
outlined by David H. Pierce, a prominent cditorinl writer of
g ilr r r il
aerym t
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o r t iik r r 37. in to , nt tk r I*
Cleveland, in an address on “ Newspapers and Crime.” One
■ I S o * lo rd . I'lnrO ln. n od e*
of these function^, in his estimation, is to call attention to
C t M t ' K n l S U rr k a, 1SOT.
the seriousness of crime and corrupt jwlitics in order to
_............................. ............ briiiR them to the attention*of the’ eommimity. The news*
BAhi.»: l'- j «»n»:*’ ittTunrin.t'"lYiioifi paper is primarily intended, he said, to publish the news as
w nscitVi-Tiox” i7an.s
il ,8t nntl comment on it.
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s7.»hi
“ It-is amusing tn hear newspapers accused oj magnify.i,
£?:£-!|inff crime, Pierce declared.” "I was parrtpinrly struck to
ytoti
T k r llrrnlil I . n nirtnhrr uf OnAudit llwrraa «>r (TrrulaOnnv, mi
latrraatliinnl AworlnOmi uf I’ nlillshrm, A d i r r l l - r n anil Ailvrrtlxla c A a rn l*
,, hlrh require
each
Pukllskrr meailirr I h .ulinilt fit n
• fcormick nuillf
of
MUti*i-rl|itl»M
lists la artier lit verlf? elisoliilrl?
a ll rlaln i. nl rlrralstloo. a . « r l l on
fcaarsi bunlnrna tnrtkod*.
B IB L E V K H S E FO B T O D A V
A S T A R T L IN G CONTRAST—
The integri-y o f the upright ahull
guide them: hut the pervcrsenc**
o f transgressors ,*hnll destroy
thpm.— I’rov. 11:3.
T IIK COW
That four-legged fountain called a
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caw
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Is stranger then file Sphinx:
What Cadmus ever told us how
Green grans within a copper cow
Turns the white milk lie drinks?
The Roc from the Arabian Tale
Was not so strange ns she;
Jonah’s apartment in the whale
Beside her alchemy’s a pale
And gentle verity.
God’H jolly cnfctcrin
With four legs and n tall,
As mystic as the Cahula,
An elf in rufous taffeta,
She pours us ivory ole.
The Tavern o f the Crumpled Horn,
Sho pours a cosmic flood
Thut antrdalcs John Bnrlcyrnni;
T w ill feed the Superman unborn:
It nourished Adnm’s blood.
Kho cats the grass nnd honeydew,
The buttercups nnd daisies;
And she will dream, and chew, and
chew
Invito her soul, and loaf, and moo
Life's rude and
wholesome
praises.
Her udder i u Holy Ciuil
Whence
heroes,
suints
and
lovers—
Yes, all the Sons o f Mull—grow
hole.
Oh, she’s <ui bnihulunt Fairy tali
That's bourn! in leathern coerscin
xnonues oi me prison, i ne psycnoiogiKt of that very in
stitution told me that their records show that the majority
o f criminals began ns juvenile delinquents. They started
on the downward path before they were able to go through a
column of news. Ignorance, illiteracy, broken homes, mental
delinquency and insanity are some of the causes which are
given serious consideration. The newspapers, giving ap
proximately 5 to 0 per cent of their columns to crime news,
have been calling attention to the seriousness of the crime
problem.
' "A s for the influence of the American daily upon young
people Mr. Ilrent forgets that juvenile delinquency in this
country has steadily decreased in the years that the press
has increased in power and influence.
“ The charge that newspapers aid criminals has the same
basis as the childhood superstition that horse-hair in water
turns to snakes.”
audition the^trd h tax o f fir e ctiHn fljtso source* nn aggrogut* prehtrr by piling upon the nutomohile one
on each gnllori o f basolinc used.
thrui that derived by Florida bus tax a fte r another while the r.mtorRelieving readjustment o f the from Two to three times as many
irts were unorganised and eotfld
tnxutlun policies of the state, as curs registered. In addition to the
not
prevent it. Organisation of the
they relate to motor vehicles, Is multiplicity o f tnxes with which
fo r • self-pivrervation
necessary the Flnridn Str.to Cham the motor -t lies been burdened in motorist.tax-greedy politicians i.
ber o f Commerce has included a the past another tux must now ho from
provision to this effect in its pro tornu since the supreme court has nccessary»
gram o f activities for Ri28.
held eOnslitut onnl n levy on auto
Durng the caltnr.-ir year o f 1D2G mobile tires voted by the legisla
CITY TRANSI'Bit
the state’s revenue front all sour ture of 1027.
& STORACtE CO.
ces was slightly more than $-tG,Thu general opinion o f the hoard
K i p r r l I* In no Hinting, IliililliiB.
0tr,000. The .automobile
reense of director, of the chamber, in dis
« rxlliiK, Shlpiilng.
«li!n T ra ck I'lirlllOr-t
tax and the gasoline tax produced cussing tlic situation before In
I’ ll mu. M.-Ml
COll V. Mu|il<- A te.
IlH.ltt'iJL’i-l.
Mow
much more
corporating reference t it in its
ItAt.PU \V. I.OSHING Mgr.
motorists pai.i in other taxes and fragrant fi r the year, was that it
fees novotie knows, hut the license had been brought about piecemeal
and gasoline taxes nlone produced
nearly one-half o f the stale’s en
tire income for that year.
, The license and gas taxes in 1U28
amounted to $tr>,:t() per ear
in
Flurldu— the highest costinthe
United States. Only ten o f
the
rtutc* and the District o f Columbia
On improved City property at 7 per cent, a lo five year
collected as much us $30 per car
from these sourcces o f revenue I
MONEY TO LOAN
Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
De
F o re st
S a n fo r d
R e a lt y
Tim e For Preparation
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
business properly.
S A N F O R D BOND A N D M O RTG AG E GO.
Second St
Women In O ffice
Have you si-h-i ted
candidate for jimticc
commonwealth.
"In considering ihi quest ion," Chief Justice Franc in
Alexander Anglin L quoted i >y Time as saying, "the court
was. of course, in no way concerned with the desirability or
undesirability of the presenn of women in the Senate. .
Should Parliament eventually determine to mpke prm isiuafor women Senators. iL_uuU-bt—done h n T fc use of lauguagvery diffcrcn from that to he found in tin: present art. . . ."
Kxplaining further, the Cntef .lustier declared that if
the Act bail specified merely "persons" instead of "fit and
qualified persons" the Supreme Court would have been ob
liged to rule that all human beings, including women, crim
inals and tlic insane, should he eligible for Canadian Senato.-
It's time fur somebody to move
the Celery Feds Imscbull park out*
Bide the city limits m i they can
win- games the way they did i i
Fort Lnuderdule and .Miami
^skeil—it—^oe-Ptrm—tn ihe AiiililTr
o f u speech, the diplomatic p'dith •
inn paused, scratched his head and
replied: "W ell, that’s rompurnlively true."Florida Times-Union.
Mon- than a 1 ,00(1 persons loo',
udvanlngc of t'huluota's burbccuiund - polttienl rally ycstenluy and
dined and heard the aspirants
Speak ut the all day meeting.
On .Iniu* 51li. the people go to the polls to decide who shall he elected to scr\e them
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liur.l |offices American women are now. in many qui
Ki* \> )ducting so efficiently. Canada will miss sonietl
Mrs. |doesn’t give her women a chance.
Joe Sears say-- he's worked
for the women uf tlie enuntry.
the men will have to support
Owen as tin- only hope for then
forlorn
eondition. (Irtundo
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ST. JO H N ’S N A V IG A T IO N
-lacl.so iivillr uni! Silllford. on l!nSt. John's live r, lo lake effect by
! .May "I Foi oeiie than a tuilf len
| tury this line In s seived the pule
i lo . t>olh pumeuger nod fie ig lit, to
l lie 'iiestimuldo benefit of truth, and
I il seeiiix ulniosl ineonipreliensllde
' I hut rent rul Florida ran easily ili» (ruse with It. From the passellgei
Florida Idis uholishvd all manner I o nt of •lew ii offered i nc of the
o f Icainblinie hut there uie six ran. mo-1 eluinniiig lours in tlie entire
dldatcs in the-rare for governor. jc o lilit r i. not excel*! ne itie I'unimia
What weii!fi you,call that?— At
lanta Constitution.
W e'll bite,
what would'you t-«ll it in lleorgia?
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r^ ^” ~TJfj Vl*1- »r^rA good campaign reporter is
Due who can make the audience of
a speaker nhopt iwlqu the capacity
• the
Orlnn-bStar. W ell the candldateii ae«m
t o 1 have • picked good reporters,
judging by what wo heur on the
etrei-t corner*^-Ocaln Star. Re
porter, natjilng! Some o f those fe l
low* are fUtlpn write.s.
Tolitics uiv humming out in
Tayas, where the Daniorratfa- ConJ
yention is going |o be held. The
Other day in Kl I’aso a deputy
constable named Joe 8 pJ\py >ald
he was for A| Smith ft)r Pju ijdf ni.
"Y o u —” i-wHtpttj|jlg<l J^puty-Siifr^
i f f John IJrnnc « l4 , f O ’d W A j I l U l
>t Spivey, hut
sutpebded fronj i hi* shmfr*uoT-
political speakings, hear all the candidates state their platform s and express their
that their choice is elected to
office.
O R L A N D O R K P D R T K R -H T A R
A mmi on u Wustungtoii, I*.
, It ^ iiuh-1,1 a .'loot. Iti train lh.it
jury, whieli was trjm j; a tdond.I'U ii Mcunihuul Company has up
huired ilefeudant for violation .d
I lird tn tin* Moi ilu railroad i-onithe proliihition laws, winked a)
in
e -io n for |" i n.isr-ion lu ilihcon
her. The judge eaught Win in tin
lim a- tn ?l"unib -nl M-rvire bi-Uv c'-n
act und dec Inred a inis-timl
ma* ■
in tlie various offices o f Seminole Founty. Each and every voter should attend the
\ ic’\s. in this way only can the people be-assured
rfu rth -: inlet t,olluotlet loi
ght by water route, a mm
i o f the river service will in
tlie e x itin g complication <•)
rates imposed l>y rail seri
is not given in tin- lo rd
news ilata o f the application Hu
I eli-oll for desirng ll diseoiilin
oniue, toil it may la- conjectured
that pj-tionage lias ilccieased to a
point o f fiuunehil ilef'cit. What
ever the reasons, il is the bouilih’li
duly of every e linmher of com
merer n tfiis section of i-vntrut
Flnridu to set ever available piece
of iiinchinery in iimt'cn in o|*|*ositiun. Inasmuch us the war dcpnitmeat lias but reiently expended
many thousands o f dollars in drrpcnit'p and woti-lij.iig.fh,. ehuuiu-l.nt
tlie r ver, mul also inasmuch as
the Clyde Line liecume pruclicnlly
tin- only benefidury thereby from
u .mvigutiun'standpoint, it might
lie readily conceived that the mat
ter la-conies a federal Issue. It
nevertheless behooves the com
merce Ixidies to marshal tlie'r
troops to the front- line nnd figh t
It out thereon if it takes all sum
mer.
AU TO M O B ILE T A X E S TOO H E A V Y
N l.
I,K T K R S III’ RG IN D K I’ K N D K N T
Many St. IV’.ershurg citizens
who own automnhUcs lu» .- grown
« eO) > o f the unfair ta\ burdens
TliaV linve been- Inijids.d
r ml there|l*in dvtumim
n.enl whi*)t.vvill L jtf'U ui
sv» bIoii of the letfUlatuic
I of the eliiiiinution o f tiie big
j license tax i n curs. Tin uutomof* 1e-t» taxed by the city, county
unit stnte yii R-. value aa-.pers**n.il
propt ity. 1 ho .-.tale aUo golldiia
•usuuaRy, t
tin-d pounds the
K. II. Kilhee
\. 1). Smith
I'auk Evans
( .indid.ite Const aide D is|, I
C. M. Hand
Candidate Re-election Sheriff
Candidate Shcrilf
A. Vaughan
* nndidalr Count v
May Belle M axwell
i .iiididalc Supt. I'ublir Instrurlioti
( iinduiutc Coastalde Dis|. |
Joe D. Chittenden
LaaJUJiito I’ mv V*so..nr
t.aadM str^ C Icrit -iS nrr t
I) .L. Thrashfcr
W . E. W hite ,
Candidate Clt-rk Court
•Candidate I’rosm itJn
A ltorn «y
L. I*. H agan
S. A. B. Wilkirtson
Candidate Legislature Group 2
Candidate Count) Judu»?
R. C. W ilcox
J. (i. Sharon
Candidate Sheriff
Candidatii Constable Dist.J
Candidate Rc •election County Judge
T. W . Lawton
E. Kinlaw
Jno. Ci. Leonardy
Caadidatr Supt. I ’uhlic Instruction
Candidal? Constable |)ist
) j* 1 ’ *>
Candidate Rr-tlrctim
E. E. W alker
L. T» JBryan
S. F. Long
Candidate Uc-clcrlitin la x .\k'.c*or
J. F. McClelland
t ’iihstahle D i-lr id
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Needed
Those having property, big or little, any where in St-mlnok
Count)' f « r Sait* please no’ ify me early by letter, simply statin|
the fact, and giving the number of your separate piece-..
A farm f" r boundary description and for displat Datum
will then lie mailed to >ou that your listing* (without minerihirt shown tunless you so desire) may appear on October Puts
nmcance whatever,” writes Mr. Train. “There arc fewer
them. If all the persons who commit crimes in the City
New York in a single day were rounded up,-the natural i
rentage of rich to poor among them would be certainly
greater than among the entire population. It would lie sm
So would be that of Scotchmen to Italians. Yet it would
occur to anybody. I assume, to ask whether or not a Scot
man could be convicted.”
He does not believe that expensive lawyers help
guilty very much, because- "the mere presence of a phalli
of formidable attorneys often tends to create in the minds
tlie jury an impression of guilt.”
A quiet New T.aglund bossy, sinIs also something more:
I r e good earth's generosity
And heultli, and humorous toy -lei)
In ruddy metaphor!
— E Merrill Root o T ill; FOR I'M
M AG AZIN E.
Co
I'niocrtillng A lt’)
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Candidate Count) Commissioner Dlst. 5
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SANFORD HEUALI),
frACB.FITq
SANFORD^.FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 11, 1928
Mrs. Ritchie Gives
Bridge Club P a rty
W O M AN ’S C LI O MEETS
Mrs. C. C. Woodruff.
flaying, a caterpillar trend In
Committee to arrange for tho stead o f a fron t wheel, n wheelharrow has been perfected by nn
luncheon, Mrs. Chnrlcs Powell, Jr., Englishman,
j
Mrs. C. E. Myers, Mrs. L. Solve*
king nnd Mrs. jt.elu.ian, ,
The club members are invited
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» M IU
Imeeting
O V .V V IU ^
■ns
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to attend
this
it will
A lf
r TFjia M a r k S t a n d n y fir T
l*c one o f unusual interest.
The County Federation o f W o
, The numbers of the Four nnd men’s clubs Will bo tho guests of
Four l’-ti.lg.- Club were most do* Sanford Women’s club on Satur
! liirhtfully entertained Thursday day.’ The* meeting will bo presided
us tlir guests of Mr-. over by the president, Mrs. A lex ,
Bridge Party Givt afternoon
I. E. Ritchie at her lovely homo under Vaughiin.
m Fort Mellon;
Owing to the fact that the'cluh
The - pastel tints were featured
Dr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Epps nnd i T I I S * 1 1 1 , 1
I C S l C r U a j in every -way. bowls and baskets house ir rented on Saturdays for
More coni was mined in Canada
of pink gladioli, roses, anil other church services, the use o f the last year than In any previous
children nnd Mn^ J. A. Oldham
-------will leave Saturday by .motor for
One of the largest nnd mos sprint; flowers were used with Presbyterian church parlors have twelvemonth.
Jefferson, Gn., where Mrs. .Epps J elaborate bridge i-arties given thb pleasing effect in decorating the been most generously offered for
Manicurists o f Manila are camand children and Mrs. Qldhuui wi.l- enson was that of Thursday nf rooms where the Karnes were piny* this meeting, wtiich w ill begin with
a luncheon at 12 o’clock, follow plaining thnVtips ure very scene
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spend the summer. Dr. Epps will ternoon when
william Ch«v i 1
J JUw —
Tallies in keeping with the col* j ed by the business meeting.
and very small.
fclock at the atudio o f attend the Rotary convention b e - .......................................
Tlic delegates appointed are
! i scheme were used for the games
I1'*
nni* M™' ,,L‘" ,,orse-v
j i S. Munson on Myrtle fore returning lionie.
Ft. Ogden vegetable
-------.w ill entertnined at the Wpnmn'i 'm l after the fifth progression, Mrs. II. A . Winston, iilrs. J. B.
Lewis O'Bryan o f Kissimmv j t'lwb. There were 2'J tables in piny |n<*r.« were, compared nnd the Cogburn, Mrs. Frank Tnlbott and association formed.
j, County Federation ot
lit 1 prise, Coty’s |*owder went to
flubs will have annuul spent the day hero Thursday on during the afternoon,
Mrs.
-t. E. Wathun, while thq low
it Women’s Club House, business. V
Exquisite in every detail wen ! irore prize, Coty's perfume was
rill be served at 12:30
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the decorations and appointments
»»n liy Mrs. L. M. Stephenson.
Mr. and Mrs A C. i- orl nre noW ^
^
,, " mulil(,viu„
t!|e Ptc.-by terian Church
At the tea hour tho hostess servgrting will follow Ini- at home to. their, friends at the U . whero t‘he cnnl u b Ir, hlM, llt, „ ar
.1
fi i n hiii.wberry salad; cheese
C.
Hill
home
on
West
Fourth
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after at the club house.
nal. is and punch. The players ini'j Story Hour ut 10:00 street
The Shop 6f Personal Service
•I'.nied Mrs. I.. M. Stephenson.
tic Library;
Mu. -I. K: Wat him, Mrs. K. 11.
The many friends o f Mrs. Maid •
MONDAY .
Stoui . Mis. Stewart Dutton, Mrs.
d Wi.-t. Side Prin;nry Hlint will be pleased to learn that
Raymond. Wilson. Mrs. llrovcr
the has recovered sufficiently from
} present n play “Tho
!Spc lint;, Mrs. Marie T. Fields
> of Spring'.’ ,nt 8:00 iter recent operation and .will be
removed Friday -evening to 'the
tome* o f her parents Mr. and Mrs.
A, O. Sawyer on Park Avenue. .
I D. Woodruff, Mrs
Robert. J.
lb 1!> I i .j Mrs. Emnte'.t McCall,
J. H. Schuinpert o f Newberry,
Mi *. I.ee A. Ci'lua-llyr Mrs. Kay‘j. C. arrived here Tuesday evening
ip mi li.
Fox, Mrs; Braxton II.
and is the guest o f his daughter
Lagg 1 1 Mr*. Kdmund - Meisrh,
Mrs. George A. De Cotton.
'll- . Knlp'l Stevens, Mrs. Floyd j
I’.-ibmo. .Mis. \. |l. Wallace, ur.d
Mrs. Robeit J. Holly Jr. of EtiMi <: \\ W. Pottei served delicious
.is spent Wednesday and Tlnu..
jclicshm vnis ujiisiatmg uf chicken.
,N(i. t’. Mrs, J. A. Rogers
day he tv KS the tO W t’b r i i f f i
•aiad.olivrs.* -eaiune:. andi-Frciw ri
bmp
v illi Mrs, Sam
'.cr Mrs. lien I). .Caswell.
nasi .,'Tjceil in pink and cnitn-Ulshill!."* dak Avenue.
<1 Vvitli till) blue flowers.
Xo..!. Mrs. W. E. Raines,
Mias Ruth Wells, a nure
w's "ith Mrs. J. it. For* Fc.nlabf U iuj I’T '. ii Hospi
IEast Fifth Street; with Thursday for -(lieenshoro,
mst and Ms*. It. G. Hick* jVhere she will spend the t
Hirin'*.
I
X». I. Mr.-.IL H. Cliujipell
twt.( vi'ilh Irs. J. 11. Tlllis,
, Telephone 148 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 31
Personals
VILLIAM FOX
presents ^
i J t BrcaA Goo&ness , j
The thought
Xu. .I M i. S. O. Shinlioii, mu p -vith Mrs, T. C.
[j We- 1 ]ir«t Street.
fcxu. f,. M-i. .1. M. McCus*
He, me. t with Mrs, J. P.
tit l’nlmi i * Avenue.
QUALITY
f
I hmibrt-li 'Circle of tinklkfcliit Ci'Ureh will meet
i'i Iih1 - 1 i lie home of Mrs.
Jit mi I’-ilnietlo Avenue
In It. y Mrs, Jcniignn and
I I l.li .1 a < InistesHes.
hr ttfvl.lv business and
let!*- 1 'lie Marie Rttfft
By s .• t uf lhe Met ho
ba Aiii l.e held it S:(Ji
i tt>. . 'ii..< It annex. Alt
i {'■ ’ . •! t" attend. Em i
1 x a I,. <1 l i bring li.-i
*x tie piegiam ' will be „
i iki
1'i.iginiii.
f- vs’ deiuoiistnitioii
a' I ' 'i o'clock at lh<
'•
' • ill tileinbeis -it
r:;.- , i Wnmcif* Guild
er" I i . copal Chin ell.
tie'
and election of
1 tt - . Apii-s Guild a*
fk 1 e i'ari-h House.
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1 Women’s Guilu
!
I - ‘opal <‘hnrch at
■I- r 'l> 1’uiisli House,
ivsr i Pil* will meet at
.it :s.:in o'clock
M t v, .itb-i- (J. |/.ni.
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Wn kcr as h"s!l». WouBiiifi
Herbert Ku•':30 uYloelt
■t'SM.
I. I rrn/.ii
fc liiy A vena
imet with tiir
hniui on I ’etei.
'luck for lumli-
I* • II. tl. Itum^dcy
I laurt. with Mi"*-
1 ,-'-l it. Sun l.titu ul 3;iH*
k “win. Mr.-1A. B. Wnit*,ci»ia: w ill unit with Jlrs.
Millet at lifi Magnolia
i*t
* Eight. .Min. r. ,-M. B »y l
ho. wdl mi ei |tl‘ Mrs. f-» » "i Martin Steel ut four
■hri- M II B.'Uind the u i'
hfl -1*.w-
MOBB
CHARGEDi■*»•.'
ft
THAN THE PRICE
FOR THEM. BECAUSE THERE
/8 A GREAT DEAL MORE PUT
INTO THEM THAN THE MERE
THOUGHT
OF
HOW
MUCn
MONEY CAN BE TAKEN FROM
THE PUBLIC FOR THEM.
The Quality Products
of
Quality
Bakers o f Amdrica, representing
)
as they do, the combined knowlodge pnd Experiences of*4lO whole
sale bakers, are the last word in
production, w * firm ly believe.
Who will deny the result that
must1 romp from th« united, BEST
E FFO RTS o f 90 GOOD B A K E R S !
Does it not slknd to reason - that
these united efforts w ill produce
a heller quality than the best
cr how skillful he may br?
know, out nf your own
ex
periences, what you get In
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A v fa w
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A** It
Uy im . J. C. HOWELL
2011 We*.I t.ore A»c.
tlrliiuilo, Cloiida
Dy
ing O f A Itroken Heart
e f
forts uf any one individual, no mat*
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ferences called fur the purpose o f
SATURDAY
„ plan for a big Church or social
For Graduation F estivitiesYVhito Graduation Drosses—
deciding upon some course o f ac
tion that will heat put over some
thing in which
all
nf
you
are
greatly interested— whether it la
function,
or
some
ment »hnt will
Dinner Frocks in all Pastel Shade
P ric e s
con
A pulsing romance of
the tropics with the star
of “ What Price Glory." in
the role of a half caste In
dian girl who loves and
hates with equal intensity.
civic
help
your
move
com
munity.
R a n g e fron t $|fi.00 to $29.01)
A ccesso ries— l ’ tu le rw e a r— H o s e— H a gs
You
Fhnvoi
know that
matter how
one
person,
wonderfully
no
gifted
for leadership lie nr she may. be,
is nliMilutcly helpIrHa without the
hearty co-operation of his ar her
follow erw. ns if 1 pressed in sincere,
earnest work.
Y
We tut niemberti o f (Quality Bakers
C C
of America arc in touch with one
a / k for YO UR C C PY
nnoliwr ronfinuuusiy through our
Central Service Bureau, which is
maintained to k«rp all of
I *1 J>lh « '•»! lit If H\YI II
1'i
v t it! < 1*1 iu Mi * ID
•*l‘lal»«i
S|n . la U/liiii in |i*tii-mitk nil I "I
Du I 1 i'll I IlM 111 *if tllDtAft*
f t•*fitim Ii . I«i* u » lr and m Inin
IT«••i \\
lion* A\i , T«*l*
f € B *
P i.€ W
us on
atur tnex In— Mi__ conducting
e T ie r e
our
plants as to lie able every day to
sene
the
public
through
the
grocer* in our respective territories
l.l" .’* Y*m v% 111 In* M il |n l '« d I m *h
*IuIf i ; >mi| it ill n«*| u .Il unit
with a Uniform Quality Product.
• lit I . • f 11 nit* fiom 1*148in* **■
Wtl!» ••! |•lt«•it«* foi f».* htvi.i
ML i *I li*l * otlhii 11311lull
We LhuH keep
ournelves
In
IMwition of knowing at all
(;«’urp
that we are serving
di
11.ward Long
I tnei-t with Mi'.*.
I J 7 oak Avenue
Mrs John ('.
!• Im-tei.'*.
'Ii
it f Dubose
meet with the
' * r iiMiH-, titiO Oak
* -- I'M I,
Mis. J. (). Huff
mi .-i with Mrs. G.
i I’ark Avenue at
lain hen,
drive
PRODUCTS
GENERALLY
HI N T S
ripp o f .la<!.-..|ivlh- um - t l i . 'l 1" ' '
lhl’ r'1" sk,rt t,;" ' |l»
ill--|H ..f
Mai..,- and Mrs. A.
hemline. will.
-c.dh.pe.
lartluddi IV!. i ... at the., la.iip-1 f ' " ! "
Dim was worn- m e, pm
n Magnolia Avenue.
;n" ' ' ' Mrs i W ’IPh gmvr.
i
. MilliInr model ol pink ii'nl w.>n
Mr. and Mis i alvin Teague lefk
J ‘’v‘ r ' lue satin. Mr-, .rilin'- -m u:
..day nri.MP»-„ for |.,d. laud \"
"
ee e.nlde - t Mm
here' tl.es xx.11 elmperolle a b-il‘K-, "
" ■f1*'*1'
l’,,’’,s” '
artv fo .'iiie week-end.
tlu* game- were k. p;
« m ilamty
m tin* lorn
Miss Helen“ \Vnmv left Friday '< ' M"k roses, win.- ..the,- wi-r
„ | . 1 .-1:,.,.} uh.-i,- she will »• adorned with, quilltit .-li ta-hmued
■ml a wivk-rtnl l.m.-e pa.tv
'
I'ouli.ml l . - . U ...
I hit* i hi‘M* Wi'H1 <1. i ill ih’il lr.
Mi oi.d Mi - i I*. Vim , nt ami 'Nh*‘ L'-I'ert J IbJI.v Jr
I Iguest.- were . flown J > tlicii p'a .
I.y Mis. David I. Tl.lash r. Mi .
.lames I*, bulge, 'li-<. I- I IJ.»■•
mil!;.I a fid Mr>. A. It Walla e.
Marking the tnlde’ i la n : itimiii. 1 hand puinted ,iacil l<- wniih
i in f:i«tuiicd tiny pu k and t Inj p in d
After the usual n imb.-i ..;
i i.>'zrcs-ions o f nueti... I.n-lge lun.
been played, stores \t.
. -II.- tMi
I
Guidon Dean ir tu m .l Item i.y M is.' A p. Conn. I
llua-hec The prizt J•■i l.ighe
Friday from
Mi.uni whet*- h
qicn» several dux . \i-.itmg In -. le, mi exquisite iind»i . i v vta'
larg •
liarei.t* Mr. nnd M :.. . It Doan. i.ill-ole set consistm.r ■!
'oV.'l lind two cnnillest I Its vv..Mr and Mi
Howii'd I'. Sioilh .vi.n by Mrs. Percy Mi-n. S '. >.n I
■f T'n111pj. i.nn i xpet it-.I
jurive l-igh more prize, a l ien b ii:ii•<T
Si-le Sul til day t.. -| •ml tin* v.i'i-l.- k. r* Ilief case und i:i".r;. It., band
II
U
.•i.d io the gui lts ..I Mi at.il Ml'S. kerchief went to Mi-.
Itui ker. | ur liuviug In Id tin Un i
K. A. Douglass
eui'd Mrs. Walter M'.vgan lecei.
MT, .in.I Air- Hmtrmt t;. "Brntr ml II 1'ili.'ll bottle boudoii lamp
xx it)i pleated shade.
ure i-xpected to return Sunday
Delicious fruit pun. b ivii-i set .
from .Miami w hite they have been
ill "Throughout tJu- afternoon lv
the gui <t * of the fonimi 's p.-irenta
Mrs. Frank W oodm ff and Mr.Mr. and M ih . S. I! dm D. an.
Clyde Byrd, at a prettily a.'ianvv.i
table. When the bridge uceessmii .
.lone
wlio Imx been had been leinoveil and the raid
I- ivi'i'l be*- on Imi»I i es.-t
tables overlaid with hand n i>l"
a_v evening for Tampa. enters the hostess i.'-i teil I•x Mi
to
homo to you in Oils letter Is!
Sadye’s Specialty Shop
iAvenue.
wc want
the
time*
Quality Pro
duct, which ia not excelled In any
particular by that of other
P.T.A. Holds M eeting
On Thursday Fvenin^
r>ii Thur»dnv evening the Ea«-t
Side I’m i'|iI Ti'iii hi'i: A--o. ml i-.ti
.diM-ivi-d l ’arent'* Night, with an
iniUMially good nttendanri'. hi the
nhsenee of the president. Mrs. W.
A. L e fflir , the meeting was pre
sided over by the vice chuiniiun
Mrs. W. II. Stewart. The meeting
opened with
n p> cm "Mother's
I^rve," rend by Mrs. J.
MlUhellDaring tin- business session it
was voted that the u*oiorintinii
would buy the required books to
keep the East Side School lip to
A. I. Standard The prize for best
attendance of parents was won by
ihe second grade.
A lter
nil liusiuecs had been
transacted-the officers for the en
suing year wyre introduced us fulJows; chairman. Mr*. J. P. Thur-
bakers.
Gurnuiny had 5,717 failures last
year as compared with 12,173 in
W e do not have
to worry about competition.
only man in any line o f
Tha
bualneas
that has to worry about competi
fo N itt
tion Is the one who is not sure o f
Ilia o « n products.
Merchants
Gift Nile
Quality alwayit stands every teat
as you know, and it is always ac
cepted by the people on its merits
Hntl I,u lfoci|tiein
H O L D KM Y A M
$40.00 in F r e e G if Is
T e n — $3.00 G ift s
O n e — $10.00 G ift
it r, :»2o o.i! Avgjtue -h1 Stewart;
secretary. Mrs. N. if.
• J
.’ .
. Garner nnd truaijuiur, Mrs. Robert
TUESDAY
C
Grovenstcln,
'>it .1. lto llu r.,V n i ell- ' A most, enjoyable program was
nu'tiilien* i tho Dupli- presented which included the fo l
tc Club ut Ir-home In lowing numbera; pinno sola, by
Miss Carmen Gutherie; cornet so
^P irlnibni j thu
lo, by Mrs. Robert E. Hcrnon;
" 'll hold nular
Reading, " A Kiss D eferied" by
«
Mrs. Preston Stephenson; Piano
'■** ° t U e.d
Cl
selection, "Rustle o f Hphing," Miss
icthwlint hurch will
Amu- Belle Dyson; l’ iuno sol*', hy
^mcating at :30 b’clock
Airs' Preston Etituhengoa: Y’Ocnl
L- j
<aver Sper- solo, by Mr,i. Robert L. Glenn.
'Mellon.
A t a iate hour tho hostesses
J fr r Wurt W. Warner and Mrs.
^orierlan . urch with
Willis serveo tasty refreshments
j . J u,r,;'‘r Chrman, will consisting . o,’ tandwiehes
und
tsn I f 01*1al 10 homo of punch.
j, , J
-Maxwell, 327 Weal
Result:
good
She deemed him u ban
dit and gave him her
jewels, then
redeemed
them witli u kiss!
But
lie wits u Yale Frcahmuii
. .' . she, the daughter of
$
r k u 1
- J
*
\
*vV
. ‘
without regard to price.
Jt?
Do a little thinking on )uur
own
uccount about the paragraph print
ed at the lop
of
this
Find out from yourself
column.
whether
you are really Interested more in
if i u
Quality and in honest, price thau
you s r » in mime thing that ia cheap,
Thus * begins
u fuseinuti
•
ing i..liege roiuauco spited
with *the love o f two
reckless youths and thrills
'galore!
,
^ <
and which
i © v n •t
theory
often bought on
that IT W IL L DO.
Also
*v n
though in your opinion you knu*
you arv cheating yourself.
(O M KD Y
tha
l>l«» l»r Oni*u
PA R A M O U N T
NEW S
BREAD
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Y \M . Y A C iL T .-r - * il ! J U U ' l O it ii IM A a M J A t t ilS .
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i—H ill W >i j—si ■ f r i l l
i mi—MII» l **
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JL& i
* y .A K t q t r /,
Li Prison, Released
tKirdlstrict who Is
_
Mining fo r re-election on his rec■o M In the state senate, and P. W .
o a r R oM rfs, oft Titusville, who Is.Par-
1 lr H
e*****».
fcU ♦
..rail
t m4 ml
r «u|> *■
Marwell, his opponent in tho
[or that officeCandUUtea For Commission
Follow ing them came the candifo r ovmty commissioner,
"those Whd spoke were S. F. Long,
D , f i t i C.,’Ray bun, W. B. Bsllard,
and J. T . McLain, Nohe o f tho
p tfech t Obntttiijurtoners spoko. Candidates fo r sbodQff followed: C.
I f . Hand, the present holder o f the
office, E, E. Brady, J. F. McClel
land and E* E. Walker.
D. & Thrasher, R. R. Dean and
V j n « Douglass spoke f o r clerk of
tha' eTreult court,' and—Alexander
Vaughan, Joe Chittenden and E.
(Coiftlmied from page 1 ) ,
what clemency you can in pass
ing sentence upon him!, He bos
admitted hit fault and Is how ready
to l>e a good citiscn." 11 c said he
had known Key fo r 25 years, first
In the F irst National Bank and
in
anu
then in the Seminole County Bank.
“ I feel he is deserving o f t]io
utmost leniency following the full
admission o f his sins," said the
church pastor in his sppeal. He
said tie and Mr. Whitner repres
ented the best clement In Sanford.
Hallowes said Key had heped
In tho prosecution o f Lake and
deserved consideration.
He pic
tured Key os a victim o f the
"stress o f circumstances."
K E Y 'S E Y E S D O W N C AST
While these three' men were
pleading fo r him, K ey stood with
eyes staring at the floor in front
o f tho bench. H e showed no emo
tion.A ll but the first o f the fopr
counts In each indictment were nol
le pressed by the state. State’s A t
torney Millard B. Smith nnnouncH. Kilheo spoke for tax nsscssor.
John G. Leonardy, present county
attorney, and Waymnn
Way
prosecuting uttorncy,
E. White, his opponent, both made
talks, and Judge James G. Sharon
and Samuel A. II. Wilkinson, canspeeches.
thnt the primary rally w ill be Sat*
Mr, McRory announced today
urduy night nt Oviedo. A chwken
aupper will precede the mooting
d.W'tniichts under which K e y was
sentenced wcio for. violation’o f the
ov arlonn’ provisions o f the i state
batiTting low. The maximum pen
alty^ tvqh five years and $5,000 on
cttchi o f the courts,
Ju ft'gc Gray mode a short ap«?ech
befurd pasting fccntejico:
“ G entlem en," he said, “ This is
the hardest part o f being a judgjo—
My bo.^y trembled as I came ‘unto
the bench a moment ago— I ie e l
sorry fo r every man that comes boforo m e r - l shallTie as lenient as
my constsieaco. w ill perjflJJ mo tp
be.’*
8 peel si Session Tvr.d*
A fte r ditsposnig o f K ey’s ‘t-ro
cases, Juduc Gray denied the p e ti
tion o f Lntoe claiming insolvency
and Inability to pay the cps^s o f Inis
appeal.
,
With the closing o f the bank Un,s
afternoon, tile . special term o f
court presided over by Judge Graj/
is cmjccL DotJi cases from now o il
will co through the supreme court.
state showed
141 per cent in,*
creaso in capital, surplus and un
divided profits, on Dec. Ill, 1927,
compared to Hue. 91, 1017.
Stunrt— Stunnt Daily News and
plant o f Clymn I’ubliBhing com
pany purchased by South Florida
Developer.
In Keeping Silence
On John D.’s Action
CHICAGO, M n y ll — ( I N S ) —
Although Colonel Robert W . Stc:
wnrt, chairman o f the board o f the
Standard Oil Company o f Indiana,
persisted today in refusing to com
ment upon the demand o f John D!
Rockefeller, Jr., thaL ho resign, it
was inllmirted-'by;aomo. of the o f
ficials o f ti)# company that Rocke
feller's request would*not change
Col. Stewart's attitude ip the IqpptSonia o f ,tho officials regard the
demand ns an issue which was
rained by the Rockefeller interests,
and met ak tho nrihunl stockhold
ers' and directors' meeting at
Whiting, Jnd. on Mar. !l.
The answer to John D. Rockefel
ler Jr’s campnign waa the un
animous reelection of Col. Stewart
ns chairmnn o f the board. It is
figured In official circle* here
tW t the Rockefeller interest" will
make no more headway at the pre
sent time than they did upon thm
occnsion.
It was Intlmnted at tho S ta n -!
dard Oil offices that Col. Stewart ,
would reply to Rocycfcller'a de
mand as soon ns the various litiga
tions and investigations nt Washinirtorf in which Col. Stewart is in
volved arc complotod.
Lake
Worth— Retail
lumber
dealers o f Palm Ueach county to
ro-opcrate with Alntionnl Retail
L w l a r* Dealers* rAksodaljon in
Melhorne— Planes making for
nationwide niovcmrht to promoto erection of 1000-foot recreation ami
home ownership.
fishing pier in South Melbourne
Jacksonville— National hanks o f east o f Midway tourist camp.
Above— a popular Arch Res!
style in patent or kid. Othe
styles in white kid, blond”
patent and kid.
59.00, $lf).flt) and $11.00 .
The woman who nrhieves
■-mart appearance through
the selection of appropriate
hosiery for each costume an.!
occasion, soon finds that rht*
has discovered the secret or
hosiery economy.
Here you will find Humming
Hird and Hidden Arrow ho •cry /ppropriatc for <!r. .
business or sports, — enr'i
style designed to lie<t serve
its special purpose,
$1.50 to
Beat treated without
dosing— Just rub on
nt* c o io s
of
A il
th e
Fa m iu V’
Elton J. Moughton
Architect
First N a n Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fhu
.—
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r .
Reduced P rices
All this week, on 29 % <1.40
Tire* and Tubes
Second hand tires In differ
ent sizes at reasonubl
prices.
F .F .R IN E S
Filling Station
1113 Sanford Avc.
RE ynnr tires potting ripkv?
i
Trade them off— they will save
G ifts for
ires
you money on the price of new
Goodrich SilvertownsI
Graduation
future
W hen you gel new Silvrrtowna,
you arc gelling tlie thick, husky
The Gift enduring 1h n lust
ing remembrance o f charm
and usefulness.
arc offering the follow
ing graduation
treml which gives new protec
tion from uneven tread wear.
You are getting the tires built
Lchdine:
from heavily rubber-ized cords
Ice Roxts, comprising’ ail styles, sizes,a
— two-way toughened by the
prices are now o ffered at grtatly reduc
Goodrich Water Cure.
prices.
Enameled Mesh Bugd
.Whiting and Davis
makes of
Refrigerators a1
W ith hot weather here, you <*a
Drive around— get our allo w
not a ffo rd to pass this oppo*tunity by
nncc.
make it a point to inspect thise today!
A ll makes of tires taken
in trade. Let someone else wrar
out your old tires— while you
26 Ladies W h ite
Gold W rist W atches
ride on Goodrich Silvertowus.
Regular 118.76 value
J U S T leave yo u r C 5 v ip -n in « c o n v e n
ient p lace for our
a n d he will
le a v e tho full q uantity el ice as i equlred.
Now that's s im p le . N o waiting, m ak in g
c h a n g e or lo ss of tim e.
G e t yo ur book from ope of o u r drivers,
or at our clfiCO.
’* *
D r iv e Y o u r C a r T o O u r S e r v ic e S t a t io n T o d a y !
Compacts, Rings Pi
Bar Pins and many
beautiful gifts—
E. F in l fit — P.
Wd will als*p sell any of thq
L
G eo.
' FOOD
FLAVOR
.M O NEY,
jW ITH JCE
W e tts te in
R e c e iv e r
Foi
i fV^otRWTMrioy
i c r i Jm
Cl K. M YE RS, I'rcsideut
Sanford
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equipment atvefry low priced
B u y y o u r Ice from the w agon or truck,
with the o ran g e oval e m b lcrn
Inland Supply Co
THE DIAMOND
PALACE
P r i c e d T o S u it E v e jy Pufj
Florida
f C®rnrr Firnt and Btni
H it 'll)
..i-
NUI
I
-«/*l t r t
j Mi n'! ilio-.irt
V) »*»*or ..II tv
* <'
t » ' , « Jr-t'l
i**li t T t t n A'
•r .
Sanford
W e in b e r g
/-*. 't.
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AMERICAN HOPES'
FOR OLYMPIC W IN"
GET GOOD BOOST
6— Help Wanted Male
(Political Announcements)
W O U LD L IK E to get in touch
with nn old resident o f Seminole
County who' knows nearly every
one and would bo willing to make
crodit reports. Manager, Box 1107,
Orlando, Fla.
UNEMPLOYED~MAN OR \VOM A N can make good living and
bo own boss if have small amount
o f capital. Business established
here in Sanford and will clear
owner $100 monthly. Address Box
GO Caro Ilernld.
I0-A Poultry nnd E rrs
Proved Success
The daily patronage o f hundreds o f the
people o f Sanford proves that this Classi
A L L D A V Saturday and Sunday.
Rhode Island Red Chicks $13.00
per 1 U0. II. I. Koontz, I.ongwood.
everybody wants, and the success o f these
9— Instruction:
S LE E P W E L L on n
Benutyrcxt
mattress,
$.19,50. Gilbert McGriff
Co., 2.1 11. Church St., Oi
columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they
-
•
Landscape Service. Trees, I’nlms,
nnd shrubs. O.- Sommcrrhield,
Landscape Architect, Nurseryman.
Tho Greenhouse, Elm Avo., 13th
and 14th.
GOOD upright Pinna for rent.
.Summer Terms. Apply Sanford
'Music Store, McLnntler Arcade.
itomohiles
THE MORE YOU T E L L :
ter results you’ll gel.
curate resei'lptiim of the
Ut JI if
ft cars ami ahnm trucks ment you have to rent w
a desirable tenant much
and 19th. SDt. Thone 3.
than a price and address,
> touring 1 18 fur ail ml tuker
er. Mech- LE FFl.K It A P A R T M E N T S :
for quick ” isheil. 3 room nnd garage
ic.. Phone tractive summer rates. Apjdj
Political Announcements
25— Exchange
SEM INO LE felt rna’/cresses, nl>snlutely guaranteed, $18. Gill>ert
FU R N ISH ED
four to”
hath. Downstuirs. CIjkc
Idturel. Phone 190-W.
M r fJ r iff-PurnltuTT Co.; Oi4a»nI**c—
Apartment for rant at
Ave. Phone H59—J,
We solicit upplicntron for fir it
Mortgage loans on the best type
of residences and Mercantile Build
ings in Sanford ut nn interest rate
of d pc. and up, depending on the
character o f the loan, construction
and location of buildings.
C. S. HOAG & C O M P A N Y
7 W, Church St., Orlando.
27— Money 1o Loan
Small garage upnrtment
Mortgage Loans
m improved residence and business
projierty.
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
Ren our locul Counsel,
S. R. Uighton, Sanford, Florida.
o f all kinds.
Wall Paper
lG-»I!ouseH For Kent
RliOi =■ frrlg ntlnn
* ' “ ncrci#
T*r' I’rup. 3rd
I*1’ ROOFINC
P.lln*r.
Mt
tnK team tin
k Reo James
Third St
J o g r a h l -7
5®* *»JT t'X) crl
«*nfoi
C‘ft Shoppy
borrow 500. Iran
Psrty. 8 cent, Firsl
Improves ipsrty. Ad
BOAT FOR S A LE : .90 font hrjrige
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
fully equipped, sleeps six. Ilrice
reasonable. P. O. Box 99k.
BARBER SHOP for sale
business. James Allen,
ville.
y our own
■st the same
indo. Gilbert
Ci.
E.
ORE— Pre
Lns, Hrugf da. We are
r « your j e. Call 103.
S P E C I A L fin; M o th e r’s Dny
ter Lillies, 75e |ier dozen.
Schwencno'mann.
l-4 mile
Monroe Corner.
FLORENCE Oil rook stoves are
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert
McGriff P'uniiture Co., Orlando.
Magnolia. Phone 28tl-W.
* up YOU| LD W A L L S
t h e NEW t l.L P A IN T
‘ HiNG N1 A N D UETF in n R IN FO R * • PA LI, DNE 235-J
•E- V. c . ( :,ER, SA N -
these
11— Miscellaneous
Private cut rimer. 218 Franch
po Ic fiavt* found
las ied Ads bring
T cost is surntisfy
your FU RN ISH ED A P A R T M E N T with
hath and garage. $2U per miinth.
:c« txl Ad. Piionc
Mrs. A. K. Powers. DI7 W. Ninth
or Library
SHOP
ny thing in
reading
Classified Ads regularly!
NICK FU R N ISH ED apartments
$.-{.00 and $8.50 weekly nr $12.00
ami $14.00 monthly. Garages free.
mine Kiddie All conveniences. Sinks in kitch
L A t I: DNE TON
Internntiimnl
cG riff Fit m i- en". .901 Coiner 5lh nnd Palmetto.
Truck. A -l condition. Phone .1.
t St. Orlumlo.
ROOM furnished nparlmeiil. Dodge Garage.
f all kinds.
1302. C. E
'
give. Make a
10-B Plants and Flowers
ACE firings nre nhJy guuraiiied to .plense. HOUSEHOLD F U R N IT U R E : At
,n cost o f only s few cents you
Hciiriff Kmilurc Co., 23
W IL L TR AD E : Money Making
can insert a Classified Ati under
el. St.. (11 lido.
Business for good car, Ford not
tnis heading nnd disjKise o f sur
considered. Address Trade, Cara
|sd lor tf isos liy Dr. plus furniture, household articles,
Opposite ourt House.. etc. A Herald want ad will find The Herald.
you n buyer, ( ’nil 148.
Lor Grnnad Dry Ginget
26— MiscentineouM For Saif
idU 7l)j. Prnpt IleliveTy.
FIBRE Bed-davenport suite for
living room only $108. Gilbert3UCING L g 'a Pure Pork McGriff Furniture Uo. Orlando.
«. H7 Maiona Ave.
12— W ANTED
P A Y IN G BUSINESS FOR K A L F :
HAnd Fold
Very Hlteral terms with Miiall
ut, containing A BUYER for a dandy new over down payment on business Hint i*
hauled Dodge C o u p e . J924 mod established nnd pnying. If you nra
t cry Ave. be*
V lis' house and el. Guaranteed (). K. Price $900.00 in the market for n profitalilo bus
iness investigate this. BOX 1279,
ntion nnd nh- Miller O. Phillips, Phone 3.
Care HERALD.
i lr. Mitchel nt
ill please re- 15—-Apartment For Rent
R U I ’S-M/ I O N
Suiford Auto bile Co.
lipi'iliu Ave.
I ’ hon
COCRT
roll ri.KHK or Tiin cinct'iT
fied Section is g iv in g the kind o f service
l
\’S
slit metal works
tuii’ hone 710-W,
PAGE 8EVKI*
m i l J USTICK O.P PI JACK
cult msTIUCT All. PUtll
This Is to announce my candidacy
for Justice of the Peace. District
No. I, subject to the will of the
Democratic voters Juno Bill. Han
ford, l.i kv Monroe, Paolu. 1-ahe
Mary,
Long« mill,
Alt BmoiitB
Sprlnafi noil Forest City, oonstltule
the above district
If elected, I promise an honest
business.like adinlhlsirntlan fr*»
from the usual ineddleiomenes*
generally connected with this of.
flee.
O. P. HKRNDON.
p oll j r s T i r K o k r r .t t'u
IIIS TIIH T HU. POL'It
I tierel'S announce my candidacy
for Justice of Pence of District No
*, subject to tlie decision of the
voter* In the Detnocrnllc Primary
to be liu'd on June f,tl». A. D. 1328.
DAVID HPKIfilt.
ru n
ro t
m i
rf»t--.iishiiiM -:it
I limb)- announce my rniidldnc)
for th* office of Clerk of ft*1* Cir
cuit Court subject In the will of
the voters nt the Democratic Pri
mary on June f>, I92N.
i>. u Tm tAS iinn.
(Iraths, •■Billy” Pratts, ‘‘Jimmy’*
By W IL L I A r f PA R K E R
run ro.HBTAnr.i3
I w-|»h to auuuunce my candidacy International News Sendee Staff Stacks, “ Eddie’ '
Hanlons mid
for the «(flre of constable. District
Correi
ponde.nt
Schiff
brothers
o
f
more recent
No. t, Seminole County, subject to
the will of the voters la the Demo
SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.-. memory.
cratic Primary of June S.
lie fora the great fire, Martin
Barlmry Coast, wiih its dust and
K A. TAT It.
owned
the old Montana Cafe in
clutter of nn infamous era took a
Kearney
street. A t another peritd
step poorer oblivion when the
run con HTAiii,u
he
was
proprietor
o f the historic
1 hereby announce my candidacy swinging doors o f the once notorifor the orfIce of constable, District ous Diana Hnil failed to open.
Bella Union dance halt and theater
t, subject to the will of tho voters
on J une j.
..W alter Martin, 71, its owner, of varieties, which produced a num
■ K.- K INLAW.
reduced almost to penury from ber o f famous people
for the
riches nnd political power died stage.
unnoticed by the city at, large a
Close l y Martin's Diana IIalt is
ru n c o n a t a u l b
I wish to announce that 1 am few days ago and was buried by a the building which housed Lou
a candltlnto for the office of Con fraternal organization. O f recent
stable for Justice of the Peace
Purcell’s dance ball— now Ironi
District No', i Seminole County years he hail conducted Diana Hall
Florl'bt. salil Justice of the Deuce as a soft drink parlor, R aw ing cally padlock.»d to keep wandering
District Comprising Klectlon Prochits, Nn’s l. J. 3.M. 9. 10. II. AC 11, transient dimes across a solid ma panhandler* and human driftwm J
•ubji-ct to the dcclflon of the Horn* hogany bar whiih rang in its h e y from stealing a night’s sleep—
ocrotlc Primary to bo held on Jun* liny with n shower o f gold nnd
where the “ Texas Tommy-’ dame
itli, A. II. IS2S.
I will .'niiri'clate yotte support.
silver as snilors from the scvVn had its origin, as well ns the “ slow
■ ,'u f II- lt d V \ M
teas disported among sirens nf the drag,” “ spieling” ami other terpshore.
siehuraun ecccjqji cities,
Martin, like the very fVw rc;
p oll COXSTAIJLK.
A man tyho Tins known •■every
I wish to nmi'iunr" that I am a niaining picturesque figures along
catullilntc- lor the office of Const- ‘‘Terrific’ street, offirinlly<known body in tiio, Barlmry Const dis
trict for alnjost .1(1 _j-enrs is "Htny
nlil". IllNtrii t No. I. Hemlnol" t’ ouiity i ’ li ulna, sa Id ill strict comprising ns Pacific street: kept Diana llalP cst* G c n f^ " ('oxide. He flwns ti e
elevltol' prwtluclH No'*. I. 'J. 3. I. •'.*, open rather that he might live
Holden City, one o f the oldest
10, II. 13 utlbjri't to the will of Hie
Voters to the Democratic Primary with tho memories of other, nnd saloons and dance halls on the
to he held nn June fth A. D. IMS for him hett'.'r days 'than for a
Coast, and one of the few still
Your MippiTt will lie op|ireolut»il. livt'liond.
J. M. ( V I C ! V IC K Hit Y.
open,
IH h Only Trade
"Did Marlin have any moifey
He
had
done this one thing mi when he died?" repented Cosbie
ro tt tn s i> T .in i!:
I wish t" announce that I am a long In* knew no other trade, his when asked about Martin. He
candidate for the office of (•un friends explained. *Anri yet, they
took a cigar from his mouth nnd
stable.
District No. I, Hemlno'*
Count). Fliiridii, said District com said, he clung to the very end. I expectorated with unerring aim at
prising r.lectlon Precincts No’*. 1, with, the optimism o f a perennial a knothole in the floor.
5. 3, !. it. !". II A IZ, subject to
the will of It..* voteis In the Demo prospector, to the hope that gulden
Poverty t’onp**i
cratic i’rltnoi > to :<r held on June days would nim » again to Rarhary
•’ Saw he didn’t have any money.
util, A. I> P'Z*.
* oast.
He was too
generous.
Martin
Your suppot t u lll ! « appreciated.
Martin, a native o f Tennessee, never sent n hungry man away
was owner of Hurlmry Coast hmi' oml h.- was always helping some
ky-tnnk cafes a generation before body's family. None o f these fell
the "Spider” Kelleys, " T im ' M e ows who mnde n lot o f money
mit of dance hulls and honkytonks down here hmi any of
FollUcul Annnunrcmcnt
'•
a lie
tit hoy
died.
'Old
Amelia, wlm used to run a dance
ion i m \tv Jt nrji:
hall at 1'inifie nnd Montgomery
I liervb.v Hllll"l|lli'P 111>
lid Ill U
fur t
officr* t‘f i f unity Jinlif*' of
lives out in the Mission district
H*?tnlrit»!ri County, Klnrl I «, huI»Ji-*’|
now. All she's got left are a couple
to ifii* (i< t|i>n of tli** U«hu»crAtl«?
of flats that bring in a little rent.
I'n riy
Juno 5th, l^f*. • My c*m
pnlgii f«-r i Ii I h
r> is In t!i«* lintidu
Wluit’s become o f all the women
r>f
my
Irii-mlH throtiit limit
lh l»
a ho lived on tile Hurlmry Const 7
rminty xincl ivo nolU'll Mir *u|i|inr ,
jirpi
of flu* prfijtl*'
in
t Nil
Souilemd everywhere. Smile <,f
• onilriK I 'rniurriif lr Prlmnr> r lr r
them died, some are in the snnio
Mon, If I hr projilr Ki r .f i l to ••Iri1
nlr lr* tlitn nfftew I will f i v e Miem
business, lint most of them mar
nn r f f lr t m t . rffiu tlvr urn! t*ronotitlo
ried ami have made fine wives. We
nl iiilmlnlhtrmM'Ui
were pu tty human down here, a f
NAMUKI. A. II. WILKINROH,
ter all, mid had a code o f our own
and when our women married they
became decent Wives and Joined
churches. Every mnu of us who
knew them helped to see (hat they
stayed decent. That wns our code."
(In I lie second o f a series of
four articles on the Hurlmry Contt
r a T U N v oTKHH n r h i Jv i i h u i .K
rot'V TY .
of today "Honest (leorgx'” Cosine
I wish t j announce Ibat I tun a
tells more about the people among
ra nit blit a fur t'o-wlrcllon to the ofwhom lie lived*.
(loe of County Commissioner from
I n u n n o iin c m g m y I'a n d ld u c y fo r
('■ ■ m n ils s in n e r Ilf t lie 3rd D is t r ic t of
S e m in o le I ' . n i n t ) , 1 b e r e b y id e d g c
n iy s c t r to a n a b s o lu t e l y l i n p a r t l . i l
" M e n t io n to t in - w e lf a r e o f th n d i s
t r ic t a s a w h o le . H lio u ld I lie n n m l
lU lm t a n d 1‘l c c l r i l t h e r e xvtit be no
t o a d s b u ilt f u r i i r l v i i t ' b e n e f it o f
u n i .m e m a n . I w i l l se n t h a t a s tin
u s it is I ii in ) p o w e r th a t th e ta x
b u r d e n |* e v e n ly U in t r lh llt e t ) . a d lo i'iit lm c a M io io u g li e ' l u t il l z a l io n or
l l i e l:i c a b le li r u p e r i ) id' l l i e la m n t y
T h e F o u n d 's l i ' i s l til's * s h o u ld In- is
e i'o n o r r ili.t I II r u n a s a p r iv a t e b u n
I i i i ' sh . 'nn* t : i x | i s i i i s
w tm f u r n is h
it ie m o n e y to in n th e C o u n t y s h o u ld
I... tiiW e ii In to t in i o iif lili't ic e of th e
Ito .ird o f C o u n t i* C i. m in ls s lo iie r n a n d District No 3. subject In the de
l.e p t In f o r m e d n s to w h a t Is g o ln v cision o f the voters In tbe Demo
n in l h e ir d r il l . iT a t l n t i s . I h a v e cratic l'r lir a r y lo be Imlil on Jun,
i i f i i i a r e s id e n t of S e in ln o lo C o u n t ) (.ih. A, n
iy :» .
■ ii.l i n a i i K C (.’o n n i) b e fo re rte m ln o te
F R A N K ISVANA
c o u n t y " '* » c u t o i l f r o m t ir u iiK "
C o u n ty , fo r D l y e a rs , an d u ta x im y .-r a ll th e t iim
M a k e > o n r vo te
in in v e s t m e n t t t i.u u 111 b r in g > on
d iv id e n d s Y o u r Vote fo r m e w i l l bo
a |'p i« .c i s t e i l J u n e ih i- r<th
Fim roiiH T Y roMMiaaiuHi'.ii
To T h r Voter* of Hctulnolr County
I »i!ih to announce thst 1 am a
camtiilate for the office o f County
Commissioner from District No. 2
f u b j e t to the Democratic t*rlm«ry
to to- hebl on J iiiic Mb V. I>. is'.'*
t have llvcit am) palil taxes In D i
ana* amt Hcmlnolc r.innlles since
lV7v ami I have always been u Deni
ocral.
'
|i. II C ItAIU 'N.
Su'.fun!
j'Dt: D rillTTUNDUN.
VOTERS UK I K S I K O L l
C O U N T *.
I wish In announco thst t mi a
rnmll'lnte for re-etaetton to the offiic of County Conimlsstcarr fiom
(i)Ktrlil No, 2, ,ulijn’t t o II"' '!<••
I'lalun of lh« voter* In tbe DctbO'
era tie Primary to on liolil on Jun,
:.tb. A.
; ra
P o ll
CO U NTY ASSESSOR
TAXES
OF
I wish to announce to Iti* p,og\*
of Hnniluol, County that 1 am •
camllitatn for 're-election to the of
fice of Tax A**es*or, subject to the
decision of the volsr* In the Demo
cratic Primary to b* held tn June
of tbla year
,
371b Henutorlal
x v r i : T -----------------T : (ifs T r ifi in r
KOI! *•’-------
FAR M B A R G A IN : 7 1-2 acres or
| wLnh to oiinnunce my randliUcy
Cameron Avenue, 5 1*2 acre* lu for th" Htat* l e g is la t u r e tflroup
!
l
m i! s i l l
upprceltu support In
Jiigh aUte o f cultivation. U»rm an'l
In June.
.0^)0 on very’ the primary ( o b* I-held
all equipment for
.......
I*. IIA flA N .
........
..........
.........
_h
Realty
Co.
lihernl term*. Colclo
Kan T im L K t iiit A T c n a
811 First Notional Bank BldgI hereby announco my candidacy
f o r tlie Li alMature (Urnup )> aubF IV E ACR E tract with residence ’Jcrl to lbs will of tho volera of Hem
on Btfardall Ave., also twenty Inolc County. In th « primary tu -t
hsid on jun* t. 1 »I»^ ^ t^ B n
acre tract Palmer’s subdivision.
Bargain, see
Nick Zeraovcdn,
FOH Ji s r u r o r P B A C I
Benrduil A v e . ______________ _____
I bars by amtounr* my candidacy
Senatorial
District
t-niaposed of
Si'Dilnoln anil lirevurd ro u n tle * at
tbe Juue t l b p r lm a r j and If iiumln'
at"d and elri-ted, 2 assure ntte and
all a Democrslla administration
Th an kin g one and all fo r >our
vote and influence,
Itespeclfullr,
1*111LIP W. HOI IK IITS.
roii
t'LKitK o f
cincurr
cocmt
1 wish to announca that I am a
candldsta for r*-«lrctloo to lb « of
fice of Clerk nf the Circuit Court,
of Hemlnole County, riorlda. sub
tha o f flea o f ject to the decision of the Demo-
for rc-slrcilnn
to
Just lea nf the Peace. District No. ♦.
Ilavlnc Judd IMP "/flea fo r nturly
tw o years until
the district was,
l o ” AC R E 8 Muck Lund for Sale. merged Into th* Fourth District 1
f
e
d
Justified
In
asking
tha voters
The SE. 1-4 o f the NW . 1-4 of
for ibhtr support on my previous
Section 10 T. 21 8 . R. 32 E. Flow record * s Justice or tha Peace and
ing well land, undeveloped, for pledgu my beat endeavors to g l v *
all tha peopl* a equara deal w ith
justice to all and alrlct adherence
to ( h e 1lawk„
_
2 j — Acreage For Sale______ _
D I* lr lc t:->
nrin ocrsllo nomlnaMuii
.tyaOTbTifflKSilT.
n"' 3Tib
fo r Htafe Heaator
from tit*
trade
Voiera
Hemlnole County,
In ths Petnoc
lion to he be
1S7L
Shipping Board Man
Drops Dead In Cafe
TO T I I N
V.
th is
113*
(Letial Notices)
t. »it SSi.H
MA V f't iN t'U llN:
iii:i:i:jiv tiiVKN that
-virtue «i » decree
. Clreiilt Court
JOHN MCIKCII
vutuhs
ok
co u nty.
.Imlli'lal
ibo
' *lr>-uit . « f
"I'll
l"l
Hrmilloil.'
I m o c iii. In a caURe
la. n I" " In <'bnan tv
i i.i.ia: ion ..I wraMixed
Ilnl.r tlie law* of tbe
bln,
I* ■■""iiilaliiHiit.
■I. r ami Hultili
a ii.I J II l.ltllu a ml
Ills w If", a re itcII -i'll a i lull']le out bi'xt blilibl. lor eaeli,
•lour, of tIn* Corn t
i 'lt>' of Haiifnnl, In
ml Stal", ilurlna llie
Kale, on Momla*, lb "
me, A D. DUS, k.i i h "
si Miniilii)
lu said
follow Ins
ilcKi ilb. il
I) Ilia ami lirlnK lu
Si'tilliinlc ami Stale
wit
s k m i h o i .k
I wish to announce that I am a
.-amilitate for re-elretlnn to i l n of( l , e ,.f County CnmuilK*lon*r f r n s
I'lRtrlct No. 1. bii Ii Ji ct t " llie d ,,'Uliitl o* the voter* In the D*moir n lle I'tlm a ry to b* lirbl on Jun*
'.lb. A. D tun.
UOHTOK HT i: BLIJ.
F IV E ROOM furnished house. See 29— Permanent Wnvinff
A. V A IX IIIA N .
W. A. Speer, 411 Park Ave.
permanent W aving—lovely natur
al permanent* us low as $5,00
fi ROOMS and hath. Garage. Flor
509 First National Bank Bldg
al Heights. Phone 70-W .______
I’hone 489,
A T T R A C T IV E L Y
furnished
«
Political AdTcllscments
room house, hot water and gar
age. Kent cheap. 1217 W. 2 nd St.
KOI! T U B LEWIS L A T C H 10
Htihject l* the *gnio«chlng Dsmo*
ONE I and one 0 room house. All e r o t i c Primary, 1 '.rrsby announce
modern improvements. Cor. 13th ni> rund'dary for lbs llous® of
Itcliri-sciitallvi'* na n member of
and French. Phono 298. Enquire llruiMi 2.
If nominated 1 pledge
m y lost effort* In helislf of inm
French Ave. Filling Station.
people of Hemlnole County.
The
crying need of the peonle of FSortNICE FIVE"RO O M house. 2112 da
t" Ta* Itellef, especially reduoUoti of loesr-'taxe*. This, In my
Pulmetto Ave.-Phone 301-W.
o p in io n , ran lie effected
by a »
distribution
of
the
TEN. ROOM house desirable loca- •<iultabl-i
E. E. W ALK K it
present five cent a-asotlns (*ts
tJon. Suitohle for rooming house aimiok the Htste TtOSd D#partm*«t.
. F o il N iiu iiir r
or two faniilies. Located nt 402 Hcho"l*. Counties and Cities.—par
I hereby announce m) cat
ticularly the Counties nnd Cltlse.
Oak Ave. Apply \V. II. I/>ng 117 If honored by the nomination I
f.,r re-elect Ion to the ufflrc i.
Iff nf Hemlnole Count) subj
p r o m Is* to derot* alt thn energy
Magnolia.
____ __________
ru n * T ATr, SEN ATOM.
tlie action of tbe voter* I
nrul exnerlenoe that I possess to
T
o
tlie
Dempcrqllc
V
oters
o
f
Tbs
Democrat ic prlmnry to lie liel
accomplish that
u UTend.
DK> I T I O . M l r
20— Forma For Sale
Closing Out O f Barbary
Coast Hall Brings Oblivion
Nearer To Famed Section
P H IL A D E L P H IA .
May
in.
( I N S ) — Arrangements
were
.1111111111:10— La.
New York of the body nf Tildett
Adamson, 52, o f Plainfield, N. J..
nn executive o f the U. S., Ship
ping Board nnd former prominent
New York newspaperman who
dropped dead while dining with
friend, in the Piccadilly Cafe Itera
Inst night. Adamson held several
positions on the staff of former
Mayor Gaynor nf N-vv York and
wns employed at various times on
several lending New York papers.
He was born in Georgia.
By D A VIS J. W A LSH
1
International N *w * Service
Sports E d it o r - ., i t
N EW Y O R K , May 10 .r-Visions t
o f a typical American.; victory, t
such as
was scored
itr ■ th e*!
Olympic games in the old du^* > f
Paris, St. I,ouia,
London,- a n d "
Stockholm w ’ re more than revlv*d:n
on the opening dny o f the outdoor-:
trnck and field season this Spring.”
They were stood right up on their t1
fre t ami allowed to romp nt will-,;
over the premises.
.
*
In one set o f games alone. Jack'
Klutk losset^ th-e shot 5) feet 1-2
Inch; Li .. Barnes vaulted 14 feet
1
1 inches, and defeated a nine*
teen-year-old
worM'n • record; ■
Hurtles’ bettered Sabin
Carr's
record height fo r both indoor and ”
outdoors and Borah's equalled the
accepted mark fo r the distance ha
ran. It, therefore, isn’t necessary
to mid that each performnnej
would have been good for a first
place in the Olympics.
Friyn the standpoint o f Olympic
significance, the records o f Kuck
and Barnra were the more impres- *
sivp, since field event men hold
their form much better than short
uistnnce runners, thut the United
Stntes may be almost certain o f a
clean sweep in both the shot put
ami pole vault.
Pole Vaulting
Barnes and Carr are bettering
14 fm t in the latter and we have
six or eight men who go as high
as lit feet G inches. There isn’t a
foreigner on the athletic horizon
who cun guarantee to soar any
highet; thnn LI feet, if that. Simi* |
lurly, five or six American shot
putters can get the weight out a j,
distance of 48 feet or hotter on a
warm day and they urn not sup-,
posed to have any'other kind dur
ing n Holland mid-summer.
In that muggy, humid climate,
Kuck may add Inches to his pres
ent record, since any man who can
beat Ralph Ru.to’it host just nat- j
urully must he accepted
as the
greatest in history.
The fact that Charley Paddock
could run through mud, brick*,
nnd spectators to a world’s record
fo r 175 yards while Borah wan
equalling the century record three
thousand miles away, also was not
without
encouragement.Our*
sprinters, taken as a whole, nre^
the Inst in the world and the fact
that they lose races at tho
Oli^npie* is due to one thing oniythey can't hold their form over n
period o f time in strange climates,
T! • Paddock incident, o f roursc, .
was iiii'ic unusual thnn significant.
The "Id record, 17 4-5 seconds,
was mediocre because of the trick
character o f the dititan-.-;?, Paddock» therefore, wan expected to
lower it even on th • muddy track.
However, the crumbling of a wall
that toppled spectators and deb
ris directly in his 'path, fotcing
him well out o f his lrgreatly
| rrforutnnr \
(Juite A Eeal
T h e time, in itr.’lf, was not ex *
t r n r t d i(tally. It nuant l h " l he w as
m o v in g nl the rate o f 22 i.teofirl*
f r y ooq yards. But. •eornidered in
the light o f existjtvg and fjx nt tneuus condition*, it wns quite
a
feat.
Paddock no longer may he the
"fastest human" hut •’ '* evh1''-*
that no one van road him out >f
serious consideration until the ra*
vimd proofs have come o ff the g a l
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i
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WASHINGTON. May 10— (INS* saw the kidnapqr escape and drove
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of self-seeking patriots who are thou, the reformer for pay, the
Govi
fanatic and the crack-brained, the N e w Y ork
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was being investigated t'duy fol* across a Maryland motor cycle
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completely
obsessed with the^ deG entlem
an's ___
AR
fcom en tM nde
Sanford Public Utility Man
publicity lover and the profession
policeman.
Whcroby InSUrRCnta AreTo lusion that the road to the Whits al patriot arc crowding to r the
b n n o s itio n To Cabinet b w in * the reported experience!* .»f
Professes To Kn<
Tells Of Folder Attacking'
About 3 o’clock this morning
j
m_
r i n m o m l K- P‘‘rciv*»1 Wilson. 45. secretary
Aid Adminstratlon For Re- House runs through a sewer, w.
Nothing O f E fforts i
.
'
•
Muscle Shoals I^Rislalion
Kephnrt staggered
into
the
H ead t o
l j e m « n u of the Natlonnl Savings and trust
K. Humphreys, chairman of the spotlight.
tendon
Of
U.
S.
EstateTax
"
I
f
you
were
to
listen
lo
the
soldiers'
home
hospital
and
report
In
Power
PropagandaProbe
Federal Trade Commisison, told
and Leonard II. Kephnrt,
Made In H is
the United States Chamber of clamor you might believe that pol
B ^ B O T B $ n f e s t | g 5 S 2 U ..f .ifHniliiir, .dent* ed he hnd been held up in the
itics
is
a
vast,
pufrid
cesspool,
und
soldiers’
home
grounds
nt
K
o'clock
Democratic
Tax
Cut
<• M
Commerce today.
•
Virginia Campaigns ist, Inst night.
Denies Control O f
Humphreys lias been a center of that the purity of those engaged In
Wilson reported to Montgomery Inst night, robbed of his automobile
Doomed To Defeat controversy on tho commission, it is measured by the scandals that
School Text Books
County, Md., police about 10:30 and mnoey, nnd luy on the ground
for
hours
unconscious
from
a
blow
his opponents chnrging he was one |they can -hold up to tho public
Inst night he had escaped from a
Couzcns
Leads
In
Deal
That
he
received
on
his
head
from
a
man
of the men used to "puck" the com goto.
holdup nmn after having been kidDiscloses He Was Author Of
"In Mich n state of public hys
Spells Defeat Of Mellon mission.
•
.
nnped nt the point of n gun, and he thought t<* he about 25 years • Anti-Boulder Dam Editori
teria, calm and just judgment is Chief Executive
Digressing
from
a
eulogy
of
the
•ild.
Proposal
On
Estnte
Taxes
when he had Itecn tnken more than
al Distributed To Papers
Suon lifter Wilson told his tale,
Trade Commisison.
Humphreys impossible. Tho innocent ate 0'S
a mile in an nutomobile Inter found
He Has Authoi
likely to Buffer' ns the guilty; nrt<l
olon Asserts He Re to lie registered under the name of the police, checking up on the car
WASHINGTON May 10(1NS)' irntle a slushing attack upon 'pro
the guilty are as likely to go free
WASHINGTON. May 10. (IN S )
fessional
reformers
and
patriots’
fund
an
exploded
cartridge
it*
the
' N o Campaign
wrestling
Tlie insurgent bloc of the senate
fund To
Deliver Kephnrt. lie succeeded in >t.
- T h e Federal Trade Commission
"Tliis is a day of feckless bc- ri the Innocents •
the gun from his nssni'.nnt. Will
Wilson tonneau.
lias entered n gcntleninns agree cuxations, of unmeasured denun-*
Humphreys sniiT that, the* con
today turnrd its spotlight on al
[ Delegates ToHoover
NEW YORK, May
ment” to support every provision elation, of muck-raking and mud- dition is a temporary epidemic
leged power and trust propngnn-|
(IMS)
--.Contributions
_
and
will
largely
P»*s
with
the
elec
southeastern of the administration's $20:1.000,- slinging," Humphreys said.
WASHINGTON. May 10.—
da activities in the
the -Governor Smith-fory. V
000 tax reduction hill, iu return
“ A presidential election is ap tion.
gtat op of the country.
ifS)—Herbert Hoover wi
president campaign totals
for a pledge that the Federal hs
red today to bo in for some
II. E. Simpson, of Miami, treas i stale Tax will he retained, Inter
$103,310 and the biRgeat *]
urer of the Florida Public Util national News Service learned to
ioYe uncomfortable heckling
individual contributor i a
*
■m the part of "the allies"
ities Information Bureau and the day.
William F. Kenny, a Brook
Tlie agreement will enable tlie
|vho arc seeking to prevent
southeastern division o f tho Nulyn contractor^ who cwvtrj- M
approval
of
it*
own
bill,
while
Jkb nomination bv the Kansas
| tiottnl Klcctrir Light Association, defeating the Democratic substi
buted $70,000 **.of_ „
testified the organizations received tute plan for a $330,000,000 slash
Gty convention.
$50,000 was a loan, it was
Japanese
To
Have
Free
Hand
Hoover spent an hour on; Demand For Reslirnation Of
and spent about $20,000 annuully
testified here today beforo
in taxes.
In ShantunR Province As in behalf of utility Interests.
Ithe witness stand before the
Standard Oil Chalrmuri Is
tho Senate committee m The agreement was entered
Lone
As
She
Does
Not
A
lo
X
Viewed By Wall Street As
Robert K. llealyv commission only after U»6 DcmoC***- refus
excam
Bite campaign fund committee,
r
vestijrating
Gathering Eapccted
Inte The Nine-Power Pact counsel, pressed Simpson f o r doA. R. Key To Stand Penalty AllToDay
.1 “ est-Of rockefeller Pbwcr
The
testimony
penditures.
stenluy. answering questions
______
ed to make n similar - alliance
Draw Hundreds OfbemiOn Two Indictments Which
tuiU'of entertainment expenses in
with tho Insurgents, according to
WASHINGTON, May 10.— (IN S )
noh? County People Today; was. k iven by George R
|«ntcruing
uml| NRW Y ORK. May 10— (IN S ) —
it...... his
— organisation,
»»
He Mnde Pleas Or Guilty
curred nt the southeastern division
..ammee, a public sera spokesman far in the bloc.
County Candidates ToSpeak V an Ni
•t infrequently clashing with its 1
On During .Lake’s Trials
1Tlie demdtnd of John D. Uocke —Japan will have n free hand in convention held in Miami in April.
vico commiasioncr who is in
Tho Insurgents, it v.as added,
tmbtn. Today It developed that feller Jr., that Col. R. W Stewart j Shantung prorinco so long as she The convention coit $7,000, of
Chuluota’ s big political barbecue charge of Smth’s campaign
. cabinet candidate is to be suniA. IL Key, former vioe-president
does not violate the terms of the which $4,000 came from registra even offered to support tho Dem
ocrats on an amendment, revising
oned ar«in for specific ques- resign from liiu post 03 eliairtnan
at
noon todny- was roaring aleng in New York State.
__ ^ „* to the eircumst'ances of tlie bom it of the Standard Oil Washington nine-power treaty of tion fees of delegates and the rest tariff rates, but tho proposal wns and cashier of the Seminole Countyfrom ordinary receipt*, Simpson
Hank, will he sentenced tomorrow under full steam with scores of
NEW YORK, May 10.— (IN R )--i
|ici*prompted his decision t > cn- Company of Indiana! was viewed 1022.
rejected.
a'ternoon
nt 2 o'clock by Judge spectators listening to candidate* Governor Alfred E. Smith testified
said.
This was ihe concensus in diplo
jt the W c*t' Virginia > primury by financial leaders in Wall Street
The
administration-insurgent
There was an item for $1,000
DeWitt T. Gray on tho two indict speeches and lunching off barbe before the senate committee In
l against Senator Guv 1). Goff .
j today as the first move by the matic circles here today following for deep sen fishing party, and nllinncc wus negotiated by Senator
cued meat prepared while the job
“The allies" believe they have Rockefellers in n campaign to re the second visit of Ambassador!
James Couzcns (it ) of Michigan, ments in connection with the hunk seeker* were mukiug their pleas vestigating campaign fund ex*
another of $100 for orange peels.
pciiditurcs today that he had
found a way to turn the tables on gain the position of leadership in Mntsudnirn of Japan with Secreit wns said. By this action, t’oiiz- failure to which he entered ideas j for support this morning.
The organisation paid the $50
authorized no one to'a-t as chair*
l.tU leading candidate.
companies formerly
dominated 'iary of SUite Kellogg in as many dues of one of the officers in the ens wus responsible for insuring of guilty a month ngo.
Nearly two score candidates man or treasurer of any national
No hint of the severity nf the
senutu
approval
of
a'hill
keeping
by
them.
Furthermore,
doubts
The Iloovor managers, they point
were scheduled to speak at the first
days.
• Florida Rotary Club.
tax reduction within the $212,000, sentence lias been dropped by all day* rally of the primary cam campaign fund In his behalf.
Hi. have designated ns ‘'stalking were expressed that Rockefeller
Tho powers accept in good faith) R. J Holly, of Sanford, director
Ho said h'o understood seme oi
Judge
Gray.
Key's
friends
are
in
tones" all those favorite sons would lie ulde to oust Stcwnrt, be- Japan's declaration thut she is in of the Florida Public Utility In 000 limit fixed by Ids archenemy,
paign in Seminole County. This his friends In New York City hat
clined
to
expect
a
heavy,
fine
find
who have arisen to challangc the enuso the latter has a strong fol Shuntung only to protect lives and formation Bureau, told of distri Secretary of the Treasury Andrew possibly a light sentence In return morning was devoted to talks by started a Smith presidential boom
W. Mellon, while nt the same time,
cundidutes for state offices and
fjogre-s of the Hoover candidacy lowing in the street.
property of her nationals.
Db- buting material sent out by the
insuring defeat of Mellon s pet pro for the assistance lie rendered the tliis nfternoon was to see all those but he personally had done noth*
In
a
statement
issued
here.
sdrvntions
that
she
has
perhaps
b their respective states.
Nutionul Kloctric Light Associa
ing about It."
state
In
its
efforts
to
convict
For
Rockefeller requested
Colotfel been unduly vigorous in the execu tion. A pamphlet attacking Mfscl" posal for repeal of the estate tax.
running for county offices niuko
The governor said that any
» Today the charge of “ stalking
rest
I.ake.
former
president
or
tlie
It
was
a
50-50
break.
Stewart's resignation because of tion of this policy do not warrant Simula legislation wns sent tt» nil
their appeals.
money
sptnt it. his behalf In New /
tom-" was thrown buck at Hoover
,
The nlliunce wns necessary to lintik.
his recent testimony before the suspicion of her imftivcs according Floridu newspapers, he declared.
All the candidates who have ap
Ay Senator Goff, nnd the senate senate public lands committee in to diplomats here.
The ntnxiimum penalty to winch peared at other political rallies in York City could bc explained by
insure adoption of the administra
Willard Cope of Atlanta, exeeu
George R. Van Namoc. Personally,
mnniittte is so interested in it
Although the diplomatic situa live secretary of the utility in* tion plan us the senate now lines key is subject is 40 years nnd $lb." tJie county are expected to speak tho governor hud taken no activo
the Teapot Dome inquiry'- The
that it was decided thut another oil mngnnte declared he “ hnd tion created l»y the Tsinan crisis
up with 47 republicans, from 10 to 000. Euch of (be two indictments before night. Each of them was to
formatioti committee of Georgia,
examination of Hoover is neccs- .out
to which he ^ilcnd guilty hn3 four be allotted considerably more than interest in the finances of friend*
confidence
in
Colonel and tlie disregard of the Japanese was ulso called for today- He de 14 votes at ull times.
who had interested thcmsclvea. In
munta
aml'cQch of the counts car
"Wo
tried
first
to
get
an
alliance
ultimatum
by
the
Chinese
nation
,Ir>'
a j Stewart's leadership.'' The request alists presents nctunl warfare in clared he would toll the commis with the democrats," this spokes* ry a maxiutn of five years and $5, the five minutes allowed at tho his behalf. Thu. governor smoked
llonver testified on the Mains for the resignation wns based on
night meetings. ,
<*
sion his organization hnd mado no
a cigar ^*.s JUu tnttlflod. SvnsjLa*
that “ a certain senator" telephon Stewart's admission to the Teapot the dispdJcd are,, the powers sco effort to Influence Georgia scLools ntott* told IntKwatlmtaX Ne«tx 000. Of ?onrf(4 nntVtur.cven ap
h C* Hebout yesterday was ap Stejjver, Republican of *©regOjkbno
Justification
for
efforts
nt
med
Service.
“
We
offered
to
support
proximating
the
maximum
pc
ally
I
pointed to preside ut the trieetlng ’.he chairman of the committee,
ed him that Goff declined to per Dome committee that he had shuriation so long ns treaty obligations or textbooks.
*1Dlt the West Virginia delegate* ed in the Continental Trading Com- nrr respected on ufl sides. ^
llolly rPvcuird lie kept in cl>se them in on amendment proposing is expected. He may possibly- be j by It. J. Holly,- chairman of.Jhe then questioned the governor. First
new tariff schedules, including in sentenced tq six months on each of county Democratic executive com
to announce second choices in the p.tny’s fund to the extent of $750,
Suggestions thnt
tlie
United touch with Florida newspapers and
creases oil farm products and re the counts, a total of four years, mittee, who lias been called to he read a telegram to the commit
primary. He' declined to give the 000.
“
States act ns mediator
between once wrote an anti ixndder dam
most uf- or ids sentence may lie even lighter Washington to testify in a Senate tee from Governor Snntn dated
An answer by Stewart to Rocke Japan nnd the southern force* >»( editorial which Was wid.ly print-. ductions .on
committee the name of the senator
. . some
. . . of. tin........
authorized no one to act as a
verbatim. Tluarticle said ' f* " 'Ive ol the high .Industrial
nying he did not want to involve feller’s ultimatum was promised Chinn find little cordial response (1|
,d verbatim.
l lie nmcie
... rates. than thnt and include a f i n e . I here probe into public utilities’ propu- May 3 in which Smitn said he hae
gundu.
. national chairman or treasurer o f
* ■ " " « ,,n
11" i* no minimum* penally.
anyone else in the matter, but the today at tlie office in Chicago. A l ut the State Department. Such Moulder Dan. would Irrigate Mexi- « •' " « ' ' « ‘«l * «
With little moro than a week any Smith organization. “ I can
If Key is sentenced to a term in
committee is curious and it was though the Colonel assured Rocke action would U> proper only after can lands and thus bring Mexican tax rates ,f ‘ hey d guarantee to
itivitn'aion hud come from IkiI ii t uin ii i iic * into competition with the ^....d with us for retention of t e the *tnte penitentiary he will be remaining in which the candidates
planned today to go after all the feller weeks ago that he would re the
We consider »hit* gin service immediately. He will can file charges against each other only suy what I said in the tele*
parties. Japan take* the view Florida nrndtiec. Twice a year. h. federal « state lux.
sign
if
tlie
latter
should
so
request,
.
. .
gram," said Smith in his deep
details.
there
are
no
question*
for
arlii1 ‘ 1 1
lews- 1,H>; il greater issue and fur more probably lie taken from Sanford new development* were expected voice. "I know of no activities in
“ A senator did call me and sav it j, believed in Wall Street that tnition so long u* she remains stilted, he visited Florida n
impoitaiu
to
tlio
plain
jieople
than
in
many
of
races
for
county
o
f
either tomorrow night or Saturday
paper offices to see how his iiater*
that Hoover would not enter West Stewart may decide to let the stock within her treaty rights,
•ny other tax question now befo»x morning by* Sheriff l . M. Hand or fices. Several of the candidate* imy state, beyond New York; in
Now York a committee of friends
Virginia if I would agree to throw holders in the Indiana Company v, Peking advices to the Stale Ue-jinl was being handled,
congress. They refused us. One
Florida
' utilities are not adverse ....... ernt i veil arose in the senate one of his deputies. Any attempt promised to make new chargcj have Interested themselves In my
the delegation to him," suit! t,off. decide the matter. The Rocke partment today repotted < liinose
fellers control only 2.5 per cent of troops entrenched on tJiree sides ol to state regulation, he declared.
to delay the sentence is not con mruiust their opponents today nt hchulf. Mr. Van Namce can ex
‘‘I told him he should tell the. sec
the 1jike Mary meeting Monday plain what expenditures they have
the stock of the Indiana Cninpaby. Tsinanfu toward which point ap Ilis committee teaches a course in utuhuniiounccd there would he on nt sidered likely.
retary that I wns not a 'stalking
night.
, , , Incurred. I personally Ho not know/
Sucli a contest would he the first proximately 20,000 additional Jil|»- public speaking to utilities eni- tempt to amend turiff rules. That William
llullowes,
prominent
horse' candidate, and that if he
The spr-nking begun nt 10 o clock "Have you done anything about
Ixnt iif eli-eimth of Clio Hnckufidlai -norre troops aea noW H1IIV111C— Li* pioy» * and lm» cant liTtnrrn lit |hl‘ wus a political hid 'or support Jnck«onvllle attorney, will make nn
scanted—tu—ride u hubby hoist1 br
'f rain'Hie big fellows in— thr- tt*- appeal for clemency helore Key M*lh
THm-ning nod was to ntlitil)- your f ttiidldae? In nther stalest**,
intcivsts since tlie Standard Oil augment the present Japunoae
Would have to gel someone else to trust was broken up*in 11*11. A l garrison of 8,000. A grave mili University of Floridu, Stetson and sidentiut campaign.
1
1
•
•
•
---*ue
until
all the candidates hud Stdwer asked.
sentenced. Leniency is not expect
bp the horse. That’s why Hoovei though the Rockefeller s do not ut tary* crisi* in this zone is regarded Southern university ut the request
"Senator Couzcns tlien called a
made their appeal*. Among those
of the deans of the engineering
I have not dour a thing -even In
ed
to
ye
requested
by
State’s
A
t
tntcrtd the West Virginia pri- tempt to dictate to oil compunics here as almost certain, ns soon as
conference of the progressives,
expected to* speak were: J. J. l ’ar- New York City," tho governor re
schools.
The
lecturers
spoke
on
torney
Millard
1
1
.
Smith.
m»ry ugainst
me—because I in which they are interested, re the Japanese reinforcements ar
twelve or fourteen rttended it.
ri»h and P. W. Roberts, candidate
the side of the utilities problems.
plied.
wouldn't agree to throw the dele- sistance by Stewart’s supporters in rive.
,
The Democrats hud refused to en
for state senator from this dis
Governor Smith told Senator
Holly denied the
committee
MARTIN GOES TO FOLK
Meanwhile
detachments
of
the
trict; C. W. F.ntzmingcr^ M. M.
gat ion to him.
this instance pndmbly would in southern nrmy have c-rossod the sought to control school . text ter nn agreement with us and there
Stulwer he hnd made no effort towns
tiie
danger
thut
tlie
estate
tax
Lord,
R.
W.
Pearmun,
Jr.,;
L.
P.
“ I refused to be a stalking horse cite tho Rockefellers to establish
CLERMONT — Following «
wnrd socuring the Democratic pre*
Yellow River, north of Tsinanfu books.
would be repealed. So we decided speech here today Gov. John M Hugan, ami J. R. Lyles, candidates sidential nomination and wr* una
for Mr: Hoover. In my opinion , thoir domindnee over the Indiana on their march toward Peking.
A report reached the commission
T. W. Lawton
lucli n proposition w-us nn nt- Company, in view of \\ nil Street.
for
an i for the -legislature;
k i l l prepare
n i ’ h u m - «Friday
i
"• —
f*
• _,
|.
This circumstance has to a de today that the catechism di*trihut- to try tho administration people." Martin, will
ware of organizations in various
of
tlie
home
county
of
his
i
and
Mrs.
May-Relic
Maxwell, can- states in his behalf.
tenipted barter of the West V ir
gree placated the feur in diploma ed in Connecticut schools liy the
invasion
race 1didates for superintendent or pub
ginia delegation, and wq», in e f
tic quarters .(hut Jais-ui would use power interests had been with
opponent in the senatorial
What have you done about con
. . .
.
it •. i ___i ! ___ 1..1.H i - I aAnnnlv
her troops to block tlie Mnrch to drawn from the bridgoport schools.
Lakeland
or lie instruction; Joint G. I^onardy testing delegates for tho Houston
fect. nothing more or less than at II. S. Flier Escapes
*peaking either in
tempted moral bribery."
In Nicaraguan Crash Peking.
Bartow. From there he will go nnd W. E. White, candidates for convention ?r -enstor Stelwer askcounty prosecuting attorney; Judge
Goff declined to name the sen
Od,
1
hack to his own home county of
J. G. Sharon and Samuel A. Ii.
at
ator who approached him. hut as
" I haven’t any plana about ths
Marion for a political rally
PUKRTO f'AHKX AS. Nirnrn- Woman Drowns Habe,
Wilkinson, candidates for county
serted that “ I shall certainly tell zun May 10.— (IN’ S) —While mak
Houston convention", replied the
Barnes Bench.
Tries
To
Kill
Self
judge; A. Vaughan. E. IL Kilbcc,
if the runniittcc ask* me.”
Good audiences' met the exocuing un aerial survey of the 1-ulu-'.
and Joe Chittenden, candidates for governor. " I don't know even
Commencement exercises ut the
in three speeches yesterday
whether I am going to Houston. I
mine in the Pis Pis district, Cap
live
Lake Mary School begin Friday
OCCUQUAN. Vn., May 10.—
Mount county tax assessor; D. L. Thrash don't think so. I said in 1927 that
tain
K.
D.
Howard,
of
the
Ameri
when
he
campaigned
in
A1 Smith Supporter
er, Vance Douglass, und K." It.
(IN S )— Believing her nine months
night when Mrs. It. Kipp's inter
I would not go out o f the staU
can marines, made a forced land
Dora, Umatilla, Eusti*.
Deas. candidates for clerk of
mediate
pupils
will
present
u
two
old
baby
was
sickly
and
would
not
TOKIO,
May
10
.—
(IN'S)—A
Leading In Alabama ing In his plane without Injury to live, Mrs. Edson Lynn, 35 years
but devote myself to the business
the Circuit Court; S. F. Long, W.
act prelude entitled, "The I airy
of tho state, and believe me, that
himself or u passenger but the
60 FISHERMEN MISSING
concerted movement i.* on foot in
H.
Ballard,
and
D.
H.
C.
Rabun,
old drowned the infant and then
Woods" in the school auditorium.
the Rtnto. and believe me, that
Chinn
to
unite
the
hostile
factions
IIIRMINGHAM. Ala., May 10.— plane was demolished.
Next Sunday the baccalaureate
BELGRADE, May 10.— (IN S )— candidates for county commission business takes all my time."
The stranded aviators were attempted to drown herself in for war agninst Japan, the war o f
(INS)—The victory of Mayor
service
will
bo
held
at
tlie
Lake
Sixty
fishermen were missing to cr; E. E. Brady. Sheriff C. M.
William A. Gunter of Montgomery sighted by Major Utley and Lieut. Occuquan Creek.
"A re you contributing
any
Mr». Lynn was prevented from fice was ipformed today, hollow Mary Community Church. The Rev. day following a violent storm Hand, E. E. Wulkor and J. F. Me money yourself to your presiden
A1b„ who wns elected one of four Conway in another plane. Marines
ing
the
Issuance
of
a
manifesto
by
delegates at large to the Houston in the vicinity were notified and ending her own life by the arrival Marshal Chang Tso Lin. dictator James Thompson, pustor of tho which swept the Dalniatiun const. Clclland, candidates for sheriff.
tial campaign?"
convention, is regnrdtd by political they proceeded to the scene of the of her brother-in-law who was
church, will have charge of the Scores of fishing cruft were
"Nope," answered the governor.
of
the
Peking
government,
announ
St. Augustine— St. Johns county
guided tlie re by a note she left.
leaders here today as u repudia
accidont immediately.
"Have you mado any promises
cing cessation of hostilities ugainst services und ltcv. Erickson, pastor in tho storm and several houses expenditure of over $2,000,000.
tion of Senator Tom Heflin, hitter
of tho Lake Mary
Methodist were destroyed ut ltugusa, Itnly.
of patronage in connection with
tlie
Nationalists,
It
was
learned
enemy of Governor Al Smith.
Church will preach the sermon.
your campaign ?**
that Chang is urging the Southern
Gunter, a Smith supporter, is
Graduation exercises will be
"Nope."
(nationalist)
leuders
to
unite
with
more than 3,000 voles ahead of
held in the school auditorium Wed
his northern armies "to repulse
Governor Smith said tn reply tq
id* nearest opponent, with only a
nesday, May 16, when T. W. I-»®
a question as to whether he knew
the common foe.”
few scattered precincts to be
ton, county superintendent of pub
about it himself, although
h he hsfurther fighting ns taken place
heurd from. A few months ugn
lic Instruction, will present tho
lleved there were contests In W tri
Gunter waged a hot wordy .war
SANDWICH, Eng., May 1 0 .- |demanded on the situation Jurado Tsinan (Tsinanfu), capital of members of the graduating class
Investigators raid it ’ appeared Virginia and In Wisconsin or Min*
*ith Heflin and invited the seria- (1N8)—Jose Jurado, the unknown got it with hl» glittering 33 on the Shantung province. Five Japanese with their diplomas. John D. JinLOS ^ANGELES,
May 1 0 .tho Woman's assailant hud taken ncsota. Ho was hazy about the conwere killed and 20 .woundod. Chin kins. county tax collector, will
tor to enter the race Jor delegate
of last week, become the man of last nine holes today.
(IN S )—Mrs. Marie lliMing", 36, la her -in an automobile into the testa in other states be admitted.
ese casualties were put ut 150.
at-large ap his opponent.
make the graduation address. The
the hour today when he led a
Mehlhom, blowing up like a
if thorn
were
According to information rc- Lake Mary School will closo for in a serious cohdition nt a hospital Puente Hills, laid k«r in s sli^Ro
"IS ,J
ltS . any petition
great Held- including Walter.Ha- nremature blast, took 4- strokes on t s lg liy A jl ths Jnpuni.sa—flUYtrn
filed Tor •hint lu'tlfe westt couA
today aften having bCeii beftUTnrnt rave ahd <oWh-d hel1> IRT
. 1L.S. CmifluLUnder
tho summer May id.
U ll. Gmi« aai a w i mid Dili MehU
the last nine hole's to scorp a (8 ment, anti-Japanese feeling is
buried nltvo in 'a seml-cohsoious In the belief that »h$ Vrsl ileqel stares; including California, Wash
a______
1 ..ini hthe
n ■ oeecond
r n n r l r nround
lllld Ol
buried
horn,
home
Mr*. BllUngs* hands and feet ington and Oregon, the governor
Fire In China Fight
and tla with Archie Compston, apresidlhg throughout China.
PEWS AUCTIONED OFF
condition, accbrding to her story had horn bound Fhe "aid she wn* replied that he "did not remember
the British Opon Golf ChampionThe Japanese foreign office,
ttrch-rival of Hagen, for this third
to the sheriff’s dffice, •
Homi-conscious when placed in tho anything about these states."
fearing a national uprising against ‘ BOSTON. Mass., May 10.—
LONDON, May 10 .— (IN S )—
position
at this .juncture.
position_—
She said a man came to her
,hJuredo's
distinction
became
of
Tommy
Armour,
American t)ie Japanesa, has ordered all Jap (IN S )—Ju»t like a seat on the homo and tried to sell her some grove, but could ‘not make un out
' 'si'
United States Vice Consul Erneat
JACKSONVILLE— Lower floac
B. Price and.other Americana were ficial when Saraxcn came in lnU' champion, was definitely elimina anese living in the Yangtse valley- stock exchange, the price of a real estate. Suddenly, situ declar cry. •
loiter ‘ sho freed herself and of Cox Apartments at
under fire at Tfinan during the with a 37-30-76 which tied Hagan ted from further play in the tour to congregate at Huukow.
ed, lie -struck lier’on the head with
church pew has gone up.
strueglcd out of her makeshift and Lackawanna Avenues to b«
nattle between Japanese and Chin, for second position at 148 strokea. nament by his 80 of today which
It
is
on
rurc
occasions
that
a club.
•
„
LEESBURG— Local Chamber of church pews go under the public . " I remember-struggling,
one troops, but all escaped without threo full strokes beyond tills P*'r‘ gave him an aggregate of 16L
Mrs. grave. A taxi driver found her remodeled intd* stores at tost 4'
roosted
the
little
brown
man
from
moro than the forbidden fifteen Commence sponsoring an experi hammer but in the auction at the Billings said. “ He struck me again wandering on a road a mile east $25J>00.
injury, according to advices re*
the argentine, his launla further strokes behind the leader. Jim mental,crop of pimento |>cpperi in
of Whltter. Sho stm wore the
reived today from Esingtao.
Arlington Street Church J>ow No. and again. I was almost complete
blanket which had been wrapped
augmented
by the f » c lt ,}* t h ® h“
FT. MYERS—Three-story
Barnes retrisved his-bsd round of Lake County this season.
In order to reach the railway
ly unconscious.
30
sold
for
$25,
because
of
unpaid
around
her-by
her
assailant.
.
,
—
and
office building ceoti
nation to flee the city upon a won the qualifying medal on Tuee yesterday with a 73 today but he
"H e tried to ehoke-me to death
assessments. Soma time ago paw
JACKSONVILLE—Owl
Mrs. Billings Is the wlfo of How 000 under cunstruction
train provided, by the Jahaneae. (lav had scored the- low roUP4 , was well back from the pace at SOUTH
then.
He
wrapped
ond
of
my
silk
No. 84 in the samo church sold for ----- —
the Americana had to pals through Die'entire event, a 69, and had 154. Of th« American Big Five, garage building on Myrtle Avcnu* $16 in tbe ecttllng up of an old es-1 stockings around my throat and ard B- Billings, head of the Bill- be occupied by
W
n
low'.for
today's
second
round
to
be
replaced
tfith
modern
struc
» xone over which light* artillery
only Gens Sgrascn was still to be
|twisted It until I ' * M eepeelcM '* lings Manufacturing Company. ' store,
ture.
1
. ------shell* and machine gun bullet*
heard from at this polntt
If there wae *ny further glofY
flying.
Trip South Of No' ,
Political Import
joff Balked At
Stalking Horse”
STEWART OUSTER 'JAP POSITION ON
MOVE FORECASTS CHINA
FIGHT TO FINISH APPROVED BY U.S.
FORMER CASHIER CHULUOTA SCENE
FACES SENTENCE OF BARBECUE AND
HERE'TOMORROW POLITICAL MEET
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Lake Mary School
Will O f f e r Cl as s
H o s t i l e Factions Play Friday Night
In China To Unite
Against Japane.se
Unknown Argentine Golfer Leading
Brilliant Fi e l d In English Tourney
California WomanBeaten And Then
Buried Alive By Unknown Assailant
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l«rrM I •
*r1lk»r
Rayon Sport Satin
Plaza Prints
All shades for slips.
Light weight. -10 inches
wide. Per yard
Small checks and small
dots. Fast colored- 116
inches wide.’ » Special— 1
yards for
,
Plain Voiles
....
“Ever fast”
Prints
110 inches 'wide.
New
designs
in
small
prints.
3
yards for
Printed
Organdy
Dim ity
Rayon Voiles
Fast colored prints.
New patterns. :if,
inches wide. Spec
ial—3 yards for
36 inchs wide. All
the
new
pastel
shades. Fast colored
I’er yard.
floral de40 inches
yards for
Sit Oft
Small and large flor
al
designs.
:IG
inches wide. Spec
ial. per yard
Batiste
Figured Voiles
Some
"Rverfust.”
Printed designs Pre
shrunk 36 inches
wide. Per yard
06 to 40 inches wide
Guaranteed
fast
New printed de
signs.
Special 1
yards for
Regular f>0c to 65c
per yard. 30 to 40
inches wide. Spec
ial 3 yards for
I luck Towels
Bath Towels
Heavy weight (IB
x 86).
Double
thread. Colored bor
der. f» far
Large size. Double
thread.
Colored
border. Special— 5
for
Ladies
Handkerchiefs
“ E verfast”
Gingham
Colored
Pongee
“ Big Ben"
Towels
All light shades. 36
inches wide. Spec
ial—2■/■• yards for
Light
and
dark
shades. Ill inches
wide. Regular $l.f»0
yard. Special— per
Large size (18 x 40)
Double thread. Col
ored border. 3 for
Pajama
Checks
Colored
Broadcloth
ilit lies
\
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Ika dot designs
inches
wide
ivial—
\ard
—
Printed Linens
“ Ever fast”
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^
Permanent finish. *))
4o to 45 inches 1
« ido. Fast colors.
Per yard
u
Figured Rayon
Voiles
it shades. -10 inches
;. Special— 4 yards
Plain Voiles
Cretonne
“ Kvcrfnst.” Regular
price 50c pci; yard.
Special
for this
-ale—3 yards for
Regular $1.50 per
yard.
36 inches
\\ide. Fast colors.
Special per yard.
Small
printed
checks. Fast colors
36 inches
wide.
Special— 2 yards
for
Plain white and
colored embroidered
linen.
Special—5
for
Cu'U
Ik V
Men’s Union
Suits
Bov’s Union
Special
sale
of
mens union suits.
Regular 75c values.
Regular 75c values
Special for this sale
Blouses
Men’s Fancy
Socks
Phoenix
Underwear
o l i s e I )i
Lace trimmed gowns, teds
and step-ins. These are very
exceptional values to he plac
id o ; : special sale Friday and
Saturday only
Extra Special
Rayon Bloomers
Stamped to embroider. Love
ly materials. Special for this
sale—
Also step-ins and toils. Spec
ial while they last—
Corselettes
Stamped Towels
0
Ladies house aprons
materials an
well
Special —
All sizes large and small. Ex
ceptional vulues for —
Nurses U niform s
embroidered
pocial price fur O n ,
-
Special for Frid. iv and Sill nr
Regular price $1.00
Special l or iDfs sale
Infant Dresses
A Drolls
Hand embroidered gowns and
►bps. Unusual values—
All wool. Greys and
tans.
Values
to
Mu using wear. Rest
mrrdr.— -----Rrgttlmprice $1.50. Special
this sale—
Men’s G olf
Socks
Ready to
All linen.
be
embroidered
Brassieres
Brassieres
White 'and’ fterttTolnrs. Spgg
ial while they last. 2 for
Florsheim
~Wh itn ‘■fiTtrL*'ftcKtrri
Hizes. Special for this sale-
Florshei
Shoes
Shoes
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SA N FO R D J^O H T O A . THUHSDAV, M A Y 10. 1028
ERTS STATE
SAFETY OF DAMS
TO BE PROBED BY
U.S. ENGINEERS
i Waged UyLargerCompanics
EffortH To Discover Causes
Of Disasters Will Be Made
And St. Francis Dam Trag
edy Will Be Investigated
R U N N IN G FOR R E -E LE C T IO N
ATLA N TA , “to., May 10. (IN S )
—Greed Causes million-i of dollar.,
worth of WH. t« in the United
Statisi each yitir in connection
with the :s-«nh for black liquid
gold—Oil esprit' hr re say.
Oil causer thouHind* to lose
{heir life savings each year, It is
WASHINGTON, May 10,—Stim
ulated in their Invest.gation of snfor reservoir construction by the re>ont St. Francis Dam tragedy in
California, engineers of America
•inJer the leadership of the Eng'n
.piling Foundation, are with renew
'ed vigor attacking the problem of
rnfety nnd economy in the con
(ruction of arch dams.
The U. S. Government is taking
•• hiind in the research, a series of
mail model dams being under con
struct'on nnd study at the Unlver
-ity of Colorudo, through the di
coctfon of the Bureau of Reclame
tlon,
<
"Efforts of these engineers al
ready nre yieldn’g valuable knowl
' dge," said n statement by the En-
the government.to conserve our oil
our vast underground wealth will
aeon be exhausted and we will face
the eamo drenrth in oil that wc do
now In timber.
The present system of big com
panies in grasping land, and still
more land, is blamed for the con
dition in America by those on tho
inside. They point out that this
has resulted in tho United State
having only about. 10 or 15 per
cent of the nonmd oil surplus now
on reserve.
“ This practico of each company
James U. Sharon
attempting to strangle the other
in
the
June'primary :
has resulted in production in Am
Judge
Sh,-nun
is mum
erica being uhnut five or six
rifles too high,” it was pointed offic6.
out; “ and causes consumers to b«Wmteful b-cause of tho abundant
Supply,"
• “ Th* polity of big companie.
st tho prr-c.i time is to get then
linnd i on hM 'h- land possible an l
pt’sh prod’i' ! 0’ n to the very limr.
IV» get tb.- h. t of their competi
tion."
Famous Film Launches
N ew Idea i
g ineoring Foundation. "The in
vestigation wlH be contnued with
Hi* atm of providing answers tc
fundamental questions making lea'
remote the probability of d*»nstcrt
su:h ns the breaking of the St
Francis Dam.”
Director Alfred D. Flinn.of the
Kng ncerlng Foundation, will issue
rotn a report covering the progrea*
of operation' on the experimental
orch dam constructed by the Foundation'a arch dam committee, with
the coopcrat on of engineering so-•icties, United States govemmen
tal bureaus, power companies,
banka and other organizations
.itevenson Creek In a canyon of
■he Sierras near Fresno, Califorda. The American Society of Cl■11 Engineers ia preparing the rc>ort...
The Stevenson Creek dam, slxy feet high, and MO feet long,
■out $100,000, Erected for the
lurpoxe of being dcatroyed in the
nterest of aclence, it probably will
•e extended to n height of 100
(< et, ho that it may undergo teat!
if greater rigor l until it finally
lur.its. So far the dam has resist*
d the waters that have been loos
ed, aim.;in;: to thj Engineering
Task For Hberlock lloltmn
$3,000 to nnu buviug only news
papers inside, in puzzling to tin
polico of Manila, I'. J„ and offic
ials of tho Manila Railroad, or
which tho roblx'ry was (’(iiiimitti'i1
The bog, of yellow course pina
cloth, was stub'll before the stuB U pd agent at Manila, but that delivened to the cbnsignee, a Cbin.' esc merchant ut Lucenu, was of
yrhltc gotten cloth with u faked
Bad Colne Bother Officials
Bent coins in chocolate slot
•chines are now added to the
zvamment railways in Aubtraliu.
Scbod
;bod! children of Northcutc
Northcoto rccently prttaited that they were be
ing cheated out of their pennies,
•which.they put in tho machines,
nnd 1for which they received no
cftocoldiv. The railway commission
investigated and found that bent
coins, places of tin and Idti of
fenrdboard inserted in the nmch_.lnto(,c*uaad them to stop up and
V riot del lever the sweets. The comanlasion apologised to Uui pupils.
e n g r a v in g
Diamond Mounting
Je welers-OplometrUt
Watch Repairing
RIGGERS D A lftV FARM
~■
Fhene 8711
Sweet Milk
Sweet Creaj
'
‘ nutter Milk
Milk For Babies
Time For Preparation Needed
Thoae having property, big or little, any where In Semlnola
County for sale please no'ify me early by letter, simply stating
the fact, and giving (he number of your neparate pieces.
A form for boundary description and for display features
will then he mailed to you that your Ratings (without owner
ship shown unless you so desire) may appear on October Tub.
Ileity Sheet#
Will need some time to get all phases of a quick, practicable
system in presentable shape.
Farmery—please don’t forget to writ* those "Crop I’re*.
criptlons" and be sure to sign your -name to them, Such a
treatise will be a small muster to ynn Hut a “ Great Gift” tB
Our County's New Citizens,
With you for Seminole until that name becomr* a synonym
for Wholesome Prosperity,
Fort .Myon*—L v county
ways to be beautified.
H.A.Speir Sanford Florida
Thousands of w om en shop among the
1 he H erald each Friday before
tl> .Vile* Langrlier
1 International New* Barrier
I *
Staff Correspondent
1 . PARIS, May, 10— (IN S )— WoodI an—n't Mr. -laua for women prointo be tho nost pvpulur ones of
tho season judging from tho greui
aumbem of them appearing at the
chic race meeting in Paris.
L,_* Made of three-ply wood, they
I are as light u- a feather, and smart
I as any felt ones and will not de1 velop dents and creases like the
| latter. They preserve the cloche
shape and have brims cut In two
fitted with springs hidden beneath
tho edging so that thev are elastic
and can be pulled down over the
head.
’ The young French modiste who
F
McLaulins
ertising
Wooden Hats Make
Debut As Part 01
Women’s Costume
x it t lL In srarrh of sultahla woods
and a skilled cabinet maker who
lould do the work. For the hats
am not carved out of solid blocks,
but composed of liny Irregular
pieces of the most valuable and
varied woods which fit into one an
other so that shade of each—ebony,
radar, rosewood, walnut and ma
hogany, blend into definite pat
terns.
* The first ono made was of syca
more wood cut in spiral strips
which composed the brim and tho
crown and was tinted a soft grey
•hade. It Is better to use naturul
woods which need only an oefusaional light polish to heighten the
effects of the delicate colors.
Tlut wooden hats are u bit rosi
ly but will last a lifetime—which
is their greatest defect—according
to the ladies.
Foundation,
"Th? dam is shaped Hka a sym*
.nrtrlcul, triangular piece of the
side of a round can and stand on
Its point, curved upstream,” the
preliminary report showed. It la
of cement concrete without ksteel
reinforcement, and .with thousands
of parts of instruments embedded
for making testa.
“ Thousands of measurements of
strain, deflectionn nnd tempera
ture Have been made up to sixty
feet, as well as with no water in
the- reservoir. Despite the artitl
•ini floods sent against it, the
dam still stands.
“ Engineer and scientists in
charge of the experiment declare
that the dam should be built high
er and tested until it bursts in ordeb that nothing may be left un
done In minimizing further hu- j
rran and economic loss through !
lack of facts upon which more ac
curate theories nnd computations i
may be based.”
The tests are being directed by
Dr. W. A. Slater, chief of the div
ision of concrete nnd masonry of
the llureau of Standards.
i n ey nnci tne grocery pages
a con
venient shopping list, lo w pi
of foocs which provide welcome
chang
menu.
In Sanford, 'Cvomerrbuy or^direcFfhe purchase
of practically all food consumed in the homes
they constitute a buy
that has control
of immense sums of money.
Place your message before this vast, rich aud
nil tin’ WniIJ v .uil.i, yet wo in
A imim'i.-.i Iium* been tossing it
iiji.i.' fur foirign classic:'. And wo
do th '. m- 1 ! r .lint’ <-i'Main com*
poMl •" i ini' culled VlaSMi’.' In a
Ni'W 1 ork t ty. Tili n ';; be ;i bunilud v. r.t from now munv ot
n big battle mi lit nail .,uy b t.iu n |tho p. pul r <mg. of r.i_’K wdl lo
th o conti'inliTj f u r Ann 11 in m U r c.-icgory,” Donaldson cxplciitr.
niusic and tbtiM' fur fun ign i
ic.i. And tho \m.-i icans h.v»e \i i 1 “ I . ry I’uuiitry nn the faro of
Willi co'oi tlj .in.
'•lie • ■'tii inpr: oar motion pictures
It nil t.Uutod I.i :>t; <• mort and | . - i nr imi.ic, yet xvu linva
motion nic'on'i hti\o |„'i n cm ! hi uiti I i i coinb.no those two
with i'\ctT|'ia trum ■i .
a and c-ut .land'll;* 4ttt :. It makes ns
the public wants Aimn ..n jir.z. di! ii
hat thi' story of tbs
Now, tho fur siirhte.l producer i. l»ii■t>;ro nr bow foreign its flr.ior,
thcmcing his picture in Amoricai. •di ■ t
>' iiualitioa cun bo prorhythm.
• 1 I >'■ i ll.o mu- is still Irulr
\\a Ito r DonaM r, r »n ■ itoiili M u m i .'ii- if du.-io ip our iuimi.
do luxe, ti 'io ii . 1. -I | > sill',* i- !u i li\ i 11.
money fn i ton;; i i - tt m
W alter Donaldson Intro
duces American Theme
as Music for “ Love*'
ANGOLA. I ml., May 10,— U NS)
ALBAN V. N. Y„ May 10.— (IN S )
—One of tho most daring bank
Ihe <nw of Mrs. Florence E. H.
rubber It* in the history of nutrh- j K*
funner .“Cirvtnry of state,
eastern Indiana mb.
'•'{“.UiiM-i i-'. n u,i>.Mlai-fo>- the last
wdl,.., Mien blindi.iU i imlid
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T-|b .i i eii >u.i check Issued to her
Hrsl National Rank here a fte r. step daughter, Clara Blanche
bolding E. F. Croton, president o f ! Knapp, Vi rmoiu eolligo instructor,
JUOH SPRINGS—Water system the laink, a captive for more than went to tho Jury ut 12.-4D this
ntenaions wil| start soon.
five hours,
|afternoon.
ience M r. F ood Merchant. Y ou r advertisement
in T h e H erald will receive careful consideration
by “ the buying pow er of the hom e.”
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Bath Tow els
s u i t i n '* -
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Handkerchiefs
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Plain white aim
colored embroidered
linen.
Special—5
Boy’s Union
Suits
r»vr
sra 'i f ‘ . ! ’r r m a iie p t
tints *1
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Pillow cases, stamped to
embroidered. Sptei.d price
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I laud embroidercdl g
slips. Unusual valin
Ladies house, aprons. flood
Wat rials ami well made.
Table Scarfs
Nurses Uniform s
Stamped to bp embroidered
Special price-.for this sale—
Special for Friday and S;uur
day only—
Underwear
Lace trimmed gowns,
and step-ins. Tin ■ si
exceptional value- t•• b
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Saturday only
In I ant Dresses
Rayon Bloomers
Stamped t»* embroider.' Lov«
ly materials. Special for lhi
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Also step-ins and teds. Spec
Corselettes
Stamped Towels
'All sizes large ami^m
ecptional values lor -
Brassieres •
White and flesh colors. Spec
Jill while they lust. 2 for—
Ready to
All linen.
be .embroidered
Brassieres
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sizes. Special for this sale
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NEW
mowei
Then ngnin if bathing Mills are
Ccantier than luKt summer we
Won’t he able lo aee 'em at nil
this year.
The r,fx: thing u r knew rum
makers will Is' nihqitiitg for iheit
campaig'n M<ing.'\Shiiie, shin*'. Ju*>t
Where Vou A re."
A. man by tin* l ame of A. It. s*(
was arrested In New Work to.
writing mush notes. A sort o f V
Y. Z.’’ coirespondeilfe u, it v e l r .
DomtKiulii aspirunl lot g o ver n
o r ill Indium, was arrcMed fo r he
ing drunk. A case wherein ihe
band-wagon le.-caine the water
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ENERAL MOTORS was organized
G
on thc principle that a g r o u p o f strong
c om pa n ie s, w o r k i n g together
could serve
CH A L A
they
In 1924 one out.of every six c a r s chosen
by iho pub lic w a s a G e n e r a l M o t o r s car.
In 1925 the prop ort io n w a s one in five. In
1926 it.w a s o n e in four.
A in i L ist v< n r it ivoc c ; : e in th r e e .
The improve m att in C en tral Llotors products is
continuous. Great Rcicarch Laboratories arc con
stantly reeking new paths for betterm ent. A 1245ncre P ro vin g Ground U . ’. j nil that science has dis
covered and p rov es each new design before il is
offered to you. Each year there has bceti a steady
: !vancc in the qu ality, perform ance nnd beauty of
General M otors cars, with no increase in price.
On improved City properly at 7 per rent. :i *,» five year
straight Inans on residences. ., lo 'jn \car hi,in- on good
I
7 fimzoas c-T:s-S6ms€teis
business property.
S A N F O R D D O N !) A N D M O im .'.U d : CO.
I I " I . Second St,
V p jf i& A c s )
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and the low-cod:
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I in-1 N : t l " B a n k Bid
Saufnrd.
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The Gtp* *. ,1 Mi itiis c .1 rs are listed cn l!.c coupon
hei* *\\. 'I im y :ui‘luuc a r *r f>>r every purse and purpc S'- • ) : •: - . 1 1 . 1 t : r-v ; :ivl tiuclw n.odcls o f L\t.ry
kind f< ui. ; ..nd
s .■nd lipht t. Y o u m ay select
\vitli
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; v-u:. 1:; c i . 1 by every Usi
any mod'
it oiTir.
■ !. rut t \ .
’ per dollar in its j iicc
class.
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T lu * place.* to b u ilfl y o u - Im m t
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San fo rd
Realty
iiic p;g «.< np> r c
lu/c LO n.c»dc!.*>. m illin g
in price at-lh t fccP ry
S I«)0 to i 5500, All
close ! be die:; m e l.y Fi ller. All t\,r‘ have four-w 1tel
brains. A il have qualip, v.i’. u etju . lily cc-unlsmcst
Co.
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tOc <? 2Jc 50c 9 7IC ih
50c & S1.00 fl.21
JOc (5se«v Gmm) J5e , \
'< *. able. AH are backed by
lions \.
’h arc j ermraicrit.
high
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It v ill pay you to t *.c \ .!c l Genet d M o to rs offers
before you select your lc.-.t cyr. Com pare GeneraM otors qu ality and \ /
n < . h juice class. Lea rip
about the tests G t; ni;.l Mr ’ iq ; pplics to all earn
produced here find
tc !, ;,t jjq preat Proving
PRBCES
L y using the coupon K Y w , you can bring into
I I V*'
AND U PW A R D S
ONLY
C A N
CH R YSLER
G IV F . Y O U
N o O T H E R car, in its
particu lar price ran^c o f
*10f»S to $1235, com es
w ith in leagues o f what
the G reat ” 6 2 ” offers In
p erform an ce, in quality,
in style, and in value.
D A U G H TE R S C A R R Y O N !
JA C K S O N V ILLE JO U R N A L
Ycr no o th er
carr.voti whole tier furhea, left
Llti'ulq llifiif two daughUTH (>)
lii hting so they decided ip lake a principles. Each .has Inherited H»J national
imlitiiul figure* who in
Iflu f i n thr »ituatJon.
jmwvn of lier father ami tm h may )’f*n> gom- liy duntinap-d I hi*
than
Ground. Consider tl.,: impt ilan cc o f n tim e pay
ment plan uhieh gives you low rates, because
° i the volum e o f bu.-ii.t s t, r.dled. P em cin b cr that
y ° u are assuicd Oi su vn v, hecausc General Motors
dealers are everywhere.
tion nf Wtuidriiw Wilsnf
hail il
not been for the pr.donged liaseo
■>f the Madison Square Harden, nn
rusty victory would have * heep
mine veil ill lliJ-t.
Profiting by these wninmgH l.-t (
its grasp7
11-* present a united nn*l dele: muieil
Surely n pi oi it .tide lc - on 11*11)11 float in the approaching etc.*'.ion
have been taught hy tIt, disaffec whatever may lie the niteoim- .<1
tion of tli(. pa»i
11.,- Houston eunvention.
The vet of the farm hill, .titty I
Bail it not licelt t-•1 the ilefecand 1mid dallying over the fl .oil control ,
Hoti 01 tin- I’nlnti'i * Hurt, 111
the "Bold R i g ” cobalts* i it In’.id 1the arqullal of Hurry F. Kinclai.
ihric is hot little ilinht that n with turn tile “ rascals out" us n
.rpuhheiuis I
sweeping \ I* 14*i y v.'ou’il have Iseen slogan even lending
admit that an easy victory i-**pos- 1
obtained
slide for the dcinoeints.
A fte r the splendid ailhiini.ptr.i
The hoiiith congressional dUtti-T
the pub lic better
T h e pub lic has a p p r o v e d this principle.
DANNER
Last week was “ He Kind T->
In IllinniM last week Mrs. Hut
of whit h ; .lacksorivilh- Is a purt il
Animals XVoek" hut that fuel
playing
t
pun
in
a
tense
political
Hamm
M d ’urniick won uiu **f Ho*
doesn’t apjteni to have prevent Hi
^Wt^-WMI trert •Inlil'F"fl mil f'ftT?TT Mrntrtr nf-ftqttrtr'pri'tnr'-t It‘li;rrnz:h ‘ wti lcepiiiilieun Vioiuimitions lot
.*,
lag tlio.diekhft*.
hcen .eonkeioui*. It is occupying an io»greHsnihn-ut-lnrge. She defeat
unique pOstitiniidn national politic*. ed u former governor of hei; rlaie
•
s rs rrt
It take* all bind* pf people to
At the I'l ug
the ei (iiloi nth aim bud Imen reprenenting the
make up Uiin world including those * ntuiy two command ng figuios' people of Illinois. If that stute ad
here* to its usual morn ings she
•oclfty leaders, who, although
in nationul affair* were Wtllium I will he elected in November.
blindfolded, can recognise Mhoir
llryan and Me:.*i* A. lluiiua. The) In Hie Fourth district of Florida
favorite cigarette.
former
led the Dcinoerattc party Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter
-0 —
Wc *up|K>se that expulsion order In there preaidentint rauipaign* of ihe late Democratic leader, is
delivered by ihe English govern and hi* chief ‘opponent in Hie first ‘making a slrcnnu* campaign for a
ment to Prince L'aiol is Hie diplo ttvo Van Senator Hanna, although seat in the house of riy^resentu*
matic way of administering a sw ift tin* man who hcuiled the Hrpuhtt Hves, ami should she he nominate I
* an ticket was William MrKinley. 1 ' ^ ‘ Lum will he virtually UH*urKkk in the pant*.
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11 was generally reeognixed t hat!
h, /'” u '!■ ,,t’ff‘,* U‘d lwu
A « yet nobody hu* come out and Mr. Hanna was Mr. McKinley’sJ ? " * b > “ 'L' V" U' ,,r
cau" t>’
ih muit- liiqu-ful t Ii it, time iuuI L
fla t ly said that the president was political goihfuthei,.
imtat liv 1 unci..ilfd /hut *liv h ..ta k
"all wot” on hi* flood nid stand.
Almost thirty y^ui> hitir the
Evidently ihe Jupanese were .laughtt is it, the two antagonist* ing a oti'ijKiign which give*,
primin' nf the fiu tiun of her
— --------O' , ...... may sit in the same congress am hi tion.
t ir ij of the Chinos* doing all the batik jg stilt fqr opposing pnllUdt)
as a family,
could separately.
VVILIj w e h e e d t h e w a r n i n g s ?
wagon.
a t
G esa^al M o tes
MONEY TO LOAN
Is il possible that ‘ hr leader*
and the rntik. and Hie of t!.•• dem »•
Some people are h.ti'es ultilc cratic parly will permit ihi> Tout
others talk ahouL h-wv'niuch nicer llrflniirs In hting nbuiit a defeat
their children are than lln.s,, „l the in (lie appruailiiug eleetion, 'then
n sweeping victory
so neltl'i; In
Ueighhots.
;
lect
yonjf ssesdtcarseewfoat
li/Jilt. J. C HUH LLL
Jilt) West (inrc Al'f, .
What of jazz? That imgcncji-ntu foundling child of nutsOrlamln, FNnida
f. kicked arotiml Iry critics until it grew into a giant on matOh, nutbing matters now;
rontinent. Ims turned out to be no street waif at all, accordDying O f A Broken Heart
No, notliing matters now;
ng jo Sigmund Spaeth, widely known critic, writing in a rec
W ho n
|ir*it $« i n '4 t h t l
i » f H i - ii* .m 1
That chit'lin' taste I quit with
ent issue of the North American Review. After considerable
'tin ti ll 1 i f 1 1
t*i ( ri r «»i t\ {n n f „ m u . i
hnKte
I n n i i i . i l lit i t t t h i j . ; • 1 t i n
study of the -ancestry of syncopated melodies, "blues” and i t - l i m l *1 1 1 .i k l i i f t i iJ-.tt 11 « i f !In! • 'm il.u . I»t iul t.
And nothing matters now.
other bizarre niusicul effects which have grouped under the. I m «» t o c u m i n * Mil « l f ) « { f Mill Ft *' mn it r*
In* ft| r
till ii
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X once was fussy o’er my drinks, modern head of "jazz", \Mi. Spaeth announces that he Iwo . h i l l \» t t «| iil i • m' c 11 |»n 1 |m fl, t ill l i l n i f '
O’er beer, champagne and wine; traced thorn back for two centuries to some of the most dis i l K h t 1Ii i tt «li 'si, * *f ii.1111*.1. j| 1 U n i t
Mill M il l
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t claimed to be an expert in
tinguished figures of musical history— Beethoven. Brahms, 1 111*1.1Ml ** f -f f il l* l«Ml|\ M l l l l f . t D* *
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AH drinks which were called fine Wagner and U hzL
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From bootleg booze to poison finds. "Distortions of some sort," he says, “ hove figured i h v h i l t fl it - * M t f l l t h*1fl IIIII M. IM. h 1, J . * 1
in compositions of all kinds for several centuries. Kvetv
brews,
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Iin l i t lit • tl «|m f l .
If
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And nothing matters now.
revolutionary composer Ims started with apparent disNir ' IIlllDi
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tions. which to u later generation seemed entirely logical un t’ Dijt* I I I . 1-1.t
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necessary."
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Montvcrde, Mr. Spaeth declares, was perhaps tins firsi uitit!r hh vi n t |.«nii l11 l*.|I
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of the jazz composers and cites an example wherein hv pm l li titt; 'i, I..9 # ji lit* l
in haste,
deliberate dissonance into Ariadno’s lament to express il • f l M i t m i l l L i f t |h 1 .
iI
For nothing matters now.
i l b u i s ;i ilii * . n i i - l ! j:
'I I .i
tragedy." lie continues:
it i lit.tit
ifi
;«it'
«’ Il . I I I *
l. .1
X aaw a little kitty-cut,
"Beethoven definitely jazzes the choral melody in tin i i‘ <• u11I•1•i ». " I**i\
i o f t ! '.
. ,i w
All spotted black and xfhitc,
Finale of his Ninth Symphony when he orchestrates il f- i -tit M .«t *f f » * I .’ ,1*1 t
I t■
And whrij I tried to pick it up
Im.iL'>ti nf ,thnX•.
a combination of brass, bassoons, cymbals ami triangle, ami *|IIt
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On ine it showed its spite
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at the same time breaks up the tune into a spi;p?h\ly, skip ••til »■* I \*
. lu te d to IlMe a perfume’s ” MifClt;
-U fit .* till t If* (!.;<•
ping
rhythm.
Selmrtumil’y
love
ol
synedputioh
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t
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II
None near me I’d alluw;
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a-<i nitiated in his greatest follow, c
But, holy smoke! ilh, wlmt a j'>ke! ippnmd. ami (hiI *i
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II
rit
Brahms.
i
K doesn't mattei now .
I ,**•!. W
f 11I•
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“ ( hopin uses jazz rhythms, jazz melodies many -n
fi
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It doesn't matter now,
which have been tub n by modern popular composers-—am,
/'*'» \Y i ** ,\S
1•!•
It doesn't mutter now.
IA.*. V| II WII I .
» f.j i >1
jazz
harmonies,
adnally
finishing
one
of
his
I'rcludes
on
.>
| That polecat smell ..it
nu lled
l ildl v,
ij *11• v i** 1’ i vy\
’blue' chord.
I.isz! was a jazz, composer par excellence
.•III I ■
I tM t l •Hi ii U ■11
like-- well’ !!
U
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I’tiolll
f
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t . *! :t
Xiong I lie turn tut lonal lines he would hardly have been im
It dosn’t matter mm
tut* Mini i,*n|i'«'lll I '
—JAMES WELLS tired; neither would his son-in-law, Wagner."
Mr. Spaeth, now managing director of community con
The little girl down thc -licet certs, a foundation which proposes to make the best in inusit j ’
has taking ways. She Ims ahead? tvailahle to all American con rmmilios, declares that tlie cm
taken four engagement rings.
rent popularity of jazz in its wildest forms is duo to the ‘‘cU-,
donatives,
the intolerant artists, critics, highbrows/ self
As We uiulcrntninl it, thv Miilmla
dom wat*n’t expecU.I to bold worth appointed guardians of public taste, who hate insisted lliai
music is a matter of rules atld formulas."
A linker's dam, but it dal.
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The critic declares there Im.-. jilw-nyK bemi a riaxLiiU-Eu.
Ihn ro.il iqi.'ll ii nrrr ami inujTu (form or technique but erne that reason was lorgottcn and
the rvaaon it .li.ln't last lung wnt formality became an end in itself, "the rebellion of the l.ibbecause of the but poliljml sitmi
’ta!« was inevitable." These reactionary formalists of music,
tion.
life, and the, immediate effect of their activities today is jazz
Tbc office boy says tli.t friniil? be declares, "have hud llie.r pacaocis ,n other lines o. art and
is In u (iileitinu. Mince tlu> neigh .nuniu."
lK.ru who own
moved away
l)
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H e a lt h
HINTS
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e-X.
The Indiana Primary
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KpliMliiliril nrry atlrrnr in
CARSON ON CATTS
Panilnr at Hnnfnrri, Florida.
Ill Vtaannlln Atrnnr.
LAKELAND LEDGER
The
results'of
the
jpolitlcal
buttle
in
Indiana
between
Ralrml a n -rronil rlnaa matlrr
f 1•' October 57. Ml*, nl the 1’n.luirirr Senator Janes K. Watson and Herbert Hoover have Riven!
at Sanford, llurliln. tindrr act of rise to many conflicting views. The alliance of favorite
I f Sidney J, fultn Is innocent f-tiil, In mlltVlin;; money from tha
CoOKrr»* uf March :l. 1H07.
I
sons, who are khown to be friendly to Lowden or Dawes, is of tho churac pro'erred fignlnst race track gamblers with one
ItOl.l,AMI I.. IIKA!t ... ..... Kitllor decidedly optimistic over the outcome because it believes him in Lnbrlnnd the other night, hand and t!.»- church fall; \-Ah,
M. lion Aim IIHItfl --- Mnnnsrr
UAHI.i: I'- J «M » llnnnnlUT I’XII** Tuesday's primary was the real turning iwint In the tide he would be jusUfiid in put tins Iho ctbir In’ older to finnttco iii;
>
James M. Carson, who made them,
,/.■ RVllNCHIPTIOS ItATKS
Oar Aear
••»»..,
ST*no against the cabinet member. The coalition opposed to in thc state’s prison; and since be campaign. After the llUt cl re- I W 3 .W .K O #
aA R T{
1 1 1 Moalha ---- --------- KL.AO Hoover is confident now that it has enough votes in sight
3: * •FLO1*5•DA— • I
Three Slnnlbo .............. ... H.TS to ".stop” him and prevent his nomination at Kansas City. has made no authentic dcni.il of tion. tho political preacher, Mr.! OaVfTO'tA
C» Z r .1* luTO A.
S[l
them, the public at- least mny Car-on said, bought mart (rages ini
Hr Carrier per Herb
M.lt
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The llrrald. SanforaTa |i|oiirrr ne«»On the other hand Hoover’s friends point'out that the question
ctiun his.integrity.
J
4
In
the
eirSeminole
(
minty
to
the
\aiuu
t»
his.integrity
(Mapei’, aubarrlbea *o the interna*
■ Itonal ArWa heftier, reer h Itar f ram Indiana defeat 'was only u temporary setback. Not in the cumstnilccK, the. hum nr woman §21 JjOO, nnd he ami Ida family
For Sale All Drug Store*.
thla auprrlqr nnio oranplrat Inn
lu^ve i reV-vet! $11,01)0 frotn the
. tnrnli Ihnptotid Uorila tlnllt ep»ef least d/alurffcd, by the lose of out nftirm/Sh, they declare who votes, for .Mil Cfltt.t tlpea bo Draijk-y v.ables in l^er.tuekyj
lac all Ibf Imdlnir rienta'«»f Iht' thnb the secrejthry’s candidacy ht.s gained such momonUtm with tyiiie open eyes and with n
entire tiorltl. The , I, ,V, », la r»,
That is the man, In .addition *o
° r what 10 etpcct
■oerUlli etflrlrnt In I lorlil..... . U thnt'itjcnnndt’ be hnltedinow. It is pointed out that'lndhma" *&dL rejd
other ti ll
wln» is tt* lae lii'l lii
laltboat emiliL^
' '
' was classed by Hoover’s managers «s doubtful from the “ l '\iH hnml*.
elected y-uM-nor of F.oridn. ’Chase
start
and
that
while
its
vote
would
have
fortified
his
posiThc
Rcv'
CuiEon
The llrrald la n member nf the
w^lio v.u.t that f a i t i.if u man
AaAII nnrentt of t'lrrwlnllnne, nn
LO SSIN G ’S •
.kilgw-vCe.-v to look for him.
lateraallnnal Aoooelallitn «f I'nb, lion considorahly, Its support had never been seriously
linker*. Atlterllaera nntl AHtrrlla- counted so its loss is not in the least disheartening.
thought of two grent.political par
Q U IC K SE R VIC E
Ina Aarnla athlrh require eaeh
. It appears that while a great deal was made of the In ties sit together in the house of
Not being ah’e t , converse In
Pabllabrr ntenlhrr In aiihmlt <■> ■>
TRANSFER
tboronab ainlll <>l atibarrlpllne diana primary as a so-called test of Hoover’s strength, the representatives it-will be At least Frenri'. Henry. Ford had very lit
Ifata In order In terlf> nliaiilnlrlt
Hauling, Crating Shipping.
• hr Farit r c-Ontiy. Hut he
all elalnia nf rlrenlatlun. na well n* results really prove nothing. It seems certain that against an unique situation. Whether it tle in
j,
bonrot bnalnraa inrlbnda.
.
and Storage
i-l.i on the new F ree!)
anyone other than Senator Watson, Hoover would have comes to pass drpenfts’-now upon I )
wlmt thc Demoerklle votcrw of the!
f i
..... . ins
t;or it. .tr.t **».
I
..n-ver.
—
Jadi.
t'tivi
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triumphed easily. He developed a surprising strength even Florida district will do.
TIIUIISDAY, MAY 10.
Time I'lti •:*,
against the senator who is the most powerful figure in the
state.
The
vote
would
indicatothat
in
Indiana
Hoover
is
* BIBLE YEtfSB FOR TODAY
the most popular of the outstanding candidates for the nom
*
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ination
since Watson’s candidacy represented any of three
t Declare W a r on A ll Insects —Kill Them \
,,
?*THE STKKNGTH OF TIIK UPi
—The way of the l/>nl In or four other lending aspirants.
, —anJ keep them *w«y. Bee Dr«nd Insect Pow
With
the
support
he
has
already
received
and
with
^ derot Liquid kill* Flies, Ants. Roaches. Poultry
BEE BRAND
* rftrength to the’ upright: but des. Lie/, Mosquitoes,Fless, Bed Bugs,sndotht(in• tructlon Ehnil 1.«- to the workers of other votes that are certain, Hoover will enter the conven
-Povdrr
Liquid
■ set ts.Won'i spot or Slain. Uss powder on plants
Toe 9
i' .Iniquity— 1’ rov. ]0:’J8.
tion with nearly fotlT hundred votes. This figure does not
■nd pets. fViitt ui for FREE ir.itft koolltt. If
PJlAY'Elt—Enable us. J.tml, t" 'nclude the New York and Pennsylvania delegations, both
deale rcan’t supply,ws wilt Ship by pares! post at
*. "walk alwnys in Thy way.
pricesnamed. MeCORMICK ft CO, Baltimore, Mi
if which will in all probability go to the commerce secre
tary.
If
the
New
Yorkers
and
Pennsylvanians
do
swing
NOTHING MATTERS NOW
B
*o Hoover his nomination would be assured since their one
1 used to be quite finicky
hundred
and sixty nine votes would give him the required,
O’er things brought me tor ent
majority
of five hundred and forty-five, necessary U
. . I ’d make frfusi. o’i r anything
Which others thought romplcti nominate.
J Alim
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-Pf*M
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The Sanlt>rd Herald
41»
H* t
TOAV1
PAGE iW fT
enjoys tlu*
lu’ Ucfits o f the unique in-
-Ai
tltc p ro d u ctio n o f such
’ lin e cars as thc Illustrious
” 7 i ” and Im p eria l ” 80.”
A s a resu lt,C h rysler ” 6 2 ”
is the o n ly car to o ffe r
you the co m b in a tio n o f
t hese features at such lo w
#•prices:— ru b b er shock inb u la to r s — in s t e a d o f
.
S U C H
f
your home im iru lia teiy lull, illustrated in font 1
tion about any or ull of thc products made %
General M otors. Wi t h ihi.; will come a new book
called Principles u, Policies.” Y ou will find it un
usual reading, for it take , you behind the scenes and
shows just wlmt General M otors is and w hat it is
doing to continue to merit public goodwill.
EN G INEER liVIG
G R E A T
F E A T U R E S
C H R YSLE R “6 2 ”
N E W P R IC E S
j
B u xin e**
C ou pe
$1065
R o a iliile r (m11 KtumW#«ui)
lo '/ 5
TourinjJ
109 5
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J -J o o r
-1
h o ’ t •;
Coupe
<11 nil fumUr ir.ll)
1 ’ - *. ’
j . 4 -d o o r
vSeJnn -
1 U 9 .T ” !
metal shack It*.**; self-equal*
irin^ h ydraulic 4-w heel
brakes; 7-bcarin^ crank
shaft w ith interchange
a b le sh im less b ea rin g s;
saddle spring-seat cush
io n s ; b a la n c e d f r o n t
w heels fo r utmost safety
in d r i v i n g at h i g h e r
speed s; etc
,
-
1175
E xam in e the G reat ” 62”
w ith utm ost care. R id e
in it. D riv e it. O n ly in
this w a y can you learn
v Landau
S ed a n 1235
1 All f»fkr* 1- fl-K Drfrolf. luliifft lo
t*urfrni 1rJrtal flritf lux. t kivilrr
| iltmilff* ui§ <fm
. *J|H
).i:il1 'kr«i to rttrnj
iKr tununimif 0 / liwie |%j>inmlx.
,--
just h o w fa r superior it
is — not o n ly to cars o f
equal price, hut to cars
costing m any hundreds
o f d ollats m ore.
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iM O X Q R S
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P O N T IA C
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together with your bookUit
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the
ial A n d Personal Activities
i Telephone 148 MRS. FRED, S. D AIGER, Society Editor Residence
[rnrusuAY
iFvUr Cridge Club will
# o’dcolt with Mr#. J.
,t her hone in-Fort
parent Teachers AsTZri hold riveting at 8
V East tM<k* Primary
Brothers and fathers ,ot
j !Ch.«il are requested
t
t pcn.irtmcit will pre‘ lay,, "Fpieelalnc The
L.'r. int r and “ OverK;0Oocl-ck -tthc Junior
fa,-etir.r Co. Theodore
l ^jafliarv S ’. ‘J 1’ . H.
cii; *L 6:00 P. 2L ct
. { «. R. ' Schaeffer.
ja rharlss Hill and
p C n s v r l l veil! enInlct <>’ thru* o’clock at
’i Cl-ib.
,-jth, ■ ,f';'mcr!ra will
■ji i \ !* t. the Odd
liU'r.'.r- i lie laslyet.
(
ik ih a y
5*f F icr.ardcn will
r•
s:i * ok 1* k at
ji'y !' . nry School au.
Sun ij * b'clnol Worktti!i , ■et .t 7 o'clock
r, 1 -*. Clurch. Fu p|> - ■
jatnirg and election of
Jd i:
- dlii Harrison
K.5 1> A R. viU be held
I! iso Court,
a i lodge " ill
P
.it the Odd
tli* Basket.
H;
My delegate*
i? ’ •• :* i l t i.iyefrg
i - lues ,v.ll enter
•■{ tin* Ikj.'k
P.
1 U
x'l luck,
TcL SI.
af
'
F i' t rutinn nt j
i have uniitia'
*3 < l J1' II U.-V.
r*
E‘ 'A
tfl'i*vi at Id :*.I*
i: ”
■riin f'liunli
kt*
...u follow im
.* r
v utl llotl'l'
pr
Hour at 10 irti
rt: ■ *•’ • >7
'I '. 'M t V
N 'i"
l'iiv•t HeLhi.d: *
1Mi.
• ut
uM A*k
ft I/.
liat.es;
if \
Mr S. 7. F. Adki i
w it h M rs. Di ii |
\ vi ' mh*, with j
!i . fh'ivmak'
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th
Mrs
A value,
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Roger -
IJaim >,
1 'ii Mreet, with
D
R G lin k
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if 11 Chap|>c!l
Mi . J. i l rdii*.
Coolidge Declines
Invitation To Fly
WA.SiUNGTOjfMay 10.— (IN S '
—President Coolidge “ does not
choose to fly” —at least so long as
ho is in office. He so informed
Rus Halley, Rapid City, S. D„
banker and aviator, today *when
the latter culled at the White
House and ci.tended an invitation
for a ride in the air. Hatley, who
met the President last summer,
has just purchased a 15 passenger
tri-moor plane and he flew into
Washington today from South
Dakota.
CANAL POINT—Florida East
Coast Railway considering advis*
sbility of constructing ‘J 1*2 miles
if track f.** ni Okeechobee branch
here t > Southern Sugar Co.’s mill.
at
vSoul h Side School
Auditoriuin
Friday— 8: I1. M.
The public is
(.'urdiallv lnviU^L-
Dcland
666
Canadlans atfc 10,100,000 pound*
of American berriee last year.
cvnk
Yowell-Drew’s ‘
Store News
Reduced Prices
All this week, on 29 x 4.10
Tires and Tubes
Second harid'tires in differ
ent sizes at reasonable
prices.
F. P. R IN E S
Filling Station
1113 Sanford Ave.
GET RID O F
YOUR CORNS
The mighty story o f a great
love. Love of a working girl
f«r a rich man’s son. Love that
all the world’s gold eoald not
boy. Lose that was bora in a
moment of madness, bu lasted
forever.
Special Added Attraction
At The Evening Show
Hnrve Clemmons
and
His Sanford Symphony
Orchestra
Ju*t a minute of vour time and
Greater London’s population in
"E
N P O C O R N ’* — Presto! Corns
creased in the past P2 months.
disappear. No pain. No more suf
fering. Walk with ease. Don’t fool
with those so-called "corn cures'* any
longer. They are dangerous.
Get END-O-CORN at the follow
ing dtuggists TODAY nr if they are
not near you write to ENtY-O*k0RN
LABORATORIES, 4 Garfield D M ,
Chicago, who will see that you re
ceive a jar promptly.
“The New Testament Church”
by
Dr. C. E. W yatt— Tonight
U*
* First Christian Church
South Side Primary School
A Ml mix I OK EVENING
The store with
FRIGIDAIRE
is a better place to trade
Merchants w ho use Frigidairc electric re
frigeration protect the health o f customers
by keeping foods fresh and w holesom e
and they profit by low er costs. Merchants
arc invited to ask for information.
T°dd H y jtl
Seminole Hat Shop
KSU N. Orange.
n.«
-r
D ays
CLEARANCE
,
M O T O * S
flavor
Florida
SALE
o n h u 1m o i l
Friday and Saturday
May llt h .— 12th.
Special Silk Sale
T hree
G B N B R A t
fop
’ s l.i'uriing I lepjti t meiit Stove*
( )iu* "I
o r
P R O D U C T
Orlando, Fla.
Takes this occasion to thank it’s friends
;tml patrons for their generous custom.
summer May 12th. reopening for the fall
season Sept. 15th. with a fresh stock.
Sim.. 1*7*
N
a
n
c h
v i c l i O
N
“ Everything1To Go”
A t 10 rF
Less Than Cost
O nly
F riday,-Saturday and M onday
N-
’■!r S i). ShinboC
’ wiin M rs. T . C.
i First Street.
!N
Mi - .1 M. McCn**
<rr.
i . with Mrs. J P.
|B0|
.eit • Avenue.
7
.'ll. Circle <>f tlu
---t Church will meet
;,i die home of Mrs.
„
1 Palmetto Avenue
*f‘ I’ 't. M
Jt rnigan ami
f t 1 ' id :n hostesses,
•-*r "'■"'dhlv business and
I fee
■f the Marie Rnffo
" f the Methe
'.I be held at S.UU
a! tt* »!.unh annex. All
t*'1"! p> iiyfcpd. Ruth
ti-V j -l'j [.ring bu
j 1* t:e progratn will Ih: a
•* Day" program.
*•'rr
demonstration
fit 1“ :!fj o’clock at thu
j Un' f*>r all niembers of
Agnea and Women’s Guilds
’ rf>Si' Episcopal Church.
nveting and election of
o the St. Agnes Guild at
- '. nt th.- Parish House.
/ la,- , f Women’s Guild
iv;V' !;ld.-co|>al Church at
k.
' ul l b(. Ir t ish House.
. rKar, d ab will meet at
J7751 * hur, I, at 3:30 o’clock
kn .,:',/rivv|mther G. Ixiwis
lifford Walker as host
of l he FirBt Pre>Ddivh wil^ nie»t at tht
„ "l *
J. p. Woodruff
» « h Mrs. Herbert Bus* * Avcr,uv «t:3:30 o’clock.
M ay
II,
1-2 and
14th.
O ur entire stock consisting of
$5-10
White and Soleil Felts
value
Sill s Failes and Satins
$4.95
3.95
1.95
thousands of yards of the worlds
finest silks in a special selling event
A ll Spring Hats
Viscas— Braids— Straws
Reduced .
use
$ 3 .0 0
One Large Group Assorted
A• i
During these
$ 1 . 0 a0
. ,
I
. * .?**
r f
y*
Flowers and Scarves
*
three days.
....
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5 0 c - $ 1 .0 0
G . A . Dreka
and Co.
Deland Fla.
A sale of summery silk dr#*sex
at less than half the original
price—will feature the Saturday
activities of ouf Fashion Section
this week. The*# dresses Include
both sleeveless and long sleeve sty
les. georgettes. Tat crepe* and
crepe remains. For this sale they
are priced at only 19.95.
•World-Beater”
7 5c* !i, -
HO SIERY
>*>■
” As You Like ItM
^ •
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*
An unusually attractive collec
tion of wide-brimmed, flowertrimmed hats are to be offered in
our millinery sectloit Saturday, at
only $3.50 each. Your choice of
beige, green, black, white and red
colors in the wide “ flop” hats that
are so popular this season.
« • •
Our fabric department U con
cluding its part in a week’s Cotton
Festival with a veriety of unusually
attractive prices on printed dim!*
ities at 45c the yard: printed yav.
ette at $1-29 the yard; organdies
imported from Switxerlaod, at 69c
the yard and imported two*ply
yoiles at $125 the yard.
• • •
The summer styles sponsor white
footwear for all occasions this
month. Our targe collection of
shoes for women and children in
clude new, smart models that were
first introduced this season. Fine
quality footwear in the newest
styles is offered at $10 to $12.50.
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In our tea room, on the ran*
ranine Door, we are making a
special effort to please a constant,
ly growing* number of patrons. On
Saturday we are serving a country
style chicken dinner at noon for
only 75 cents.
I • •
We are announcing this week a
new price on Wi| Wile swimming
-uit# for men- $6 for the one-piece
models. The WH WUc is rereg:
nized as the world** leading swim*
ming suit— the “ seabkln of swim
ming apparel."
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A n d to a n n o u n c e t h t r H t w i ll eh o se-fo r-T h e-
D reka’s
Yowell-Drew Co,
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“I-nncy’s Drug Store”
Lust foil* *sitn, a* *oft a* a flower
petal, or the more stately melal clorhs
may t*e u«cl lor the de>ek>prncnt of
this Mirniti"* m,>*Jel. The neck may
liave either a squ^rr nc*k. fronl and
hack, or a cb" otw-sideit drcnlltljgf
I r 11*-. Mi - Gh n Ji.I not uanu- the ;upp,>rteil by *l*mlder *trap< Size J6
ricinariv "Mad Hour", but i resjuire- .’* >ard» J^-inch nwterial, with
it a- adapted frun "The Man and: IJCyarJ rdibon fur cirdlc.
'*. >l'-nn-nt,'' whuh occupies suf
'■’ ly -ati-factorj space of time
J m i G!>! vvlio-e I i ok- haw* i ml snoilar stories of chronutogic,' Jilt ■ :be tiullio!-.-, ha* mad, il lie in, ncliituro m sufficient minii • ion- element in almost H*r to make it a rev 'gniz,*d eu*.i>i ; ei woik-, a* the titles attest , tom
rh:
Weeks made her w ild j "Mad Hy'Ui
wu* directed bj
faa .'us "Six D a w " followvtl s"**u1 Joseph l Boyle and feutures Saltf
w th *u. !i titles j,. "His j ly O’Neil. Alice White, Donald
H.
Urn- Gh. mus Moiueit*,’' ■ itt*i*d, l-arry Kent and others.
Published Weekly by
A collection o f pocch frocks are
to be offered Saturday at
each. These ar# regularly $3.5©.They’re made In the newest styles
and the bright colors in the mat
erials are guaranteed fast
• • •
We are showing Kayser silk
gloves to match Kaysec silk hose
in attractive shades that are new.
The hose are priced at $2 and the
gloves at $1.50 to $2.25.
Daily Fashion Hint
Cun*.*, ( hills ;inii I c v r . In
U T m ilti'iit.
Ilc n tilifit i
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Hiliotis l ’l’ t f r dm* to M.il.irui
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t.tl l.:k*.
■ill lnve dinner
Is Hostess At Hridire
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a* the Woman’ .*
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S o u t h S id e ,
, . . a dtt\ ' '■ I ■d a
l !uj will meet
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fi-.w i 11 at "I
K iiu le r jr u r te n
: t'r atuiiso of
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<’f the gunsr^Strerc quaintly gown
ed
maidens wearing bouffant
.'rocks .of yellow and green. A t 1
unchenn was served.
When the games had been conyiuded and scores had been count
ed. the prize for top score, a van
ity in riie form of a book, was a
■aid, i Mj-,, fljd e L. Byrd.
Covets were laid for Mrs. Grant
Wilson. Mrs. Claude Ogilvie. Mrs.
Clyde I. Byrd, Mrs. John W.
Meisth J;*., Mrs. Dick Urown, Mrs.
Charles Powell Jr, Mr*. Lee A.
Cm: dey and Mrs. Benjamin Whit*
n-.r Jr. t
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Smith, associate hostess.
;
^Circle Two, Mrs. I,, L Fraaiir
Herbert Russel I, Celery Avenue
Chairman, will meet with the
Miss Florence Steven* of Am
chairman at her home on Celev
ericas. Ga., is visiting hero as the
Avenue at one o’clock for lunch
niiu-st I t* Mrs. C <*. Mri’ rory.
eon.
Jack Pryor of Hainos City, spent
Circle Throe, Mrs. Howard Ln z tl:? day here Wwk'.CiJjy attending
Chairman, will meet - with Mr. to buiiness.
Henry I’urdon, 1^17 Ouk Avenir
M iss Louise Allen
at .1:IW'; o'clock Mrs. John i
Mr. and Mrs. He rjro A. DoSmith, a-esclate hostess..
(f)Ueg w j Mr. and Sin. <*.- D
Appears In Recital
Circle Foqr. Mrs. II. C ^D V.
' RLifinp returned home Wednesday
Chairman, will lutvl
meet with ti*.
-ni Newberry,
c frs/.-m
r.ewuerry, S. C..
v... yvhtn.
r-v»«- they
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retsing pian-»
pian-i recital was
A . .r.ri i retsing
chairman
at her home,GW) o.ik 1were called by the lUnes* ,.f Mes- . r.en ;,v yiiss Louise Allen on
Avenue at 3:70 o'clock.
dames Do Cottes and Bish..;)** fa- wrtn a'by evening a: the studio
‘ Circle F iv e.’ Mrs. J. 0. ii-i': thcr, Mr. Schumrert.
'f Mr*, i w. Shinhotscr on Oak
Avenue The audience was a very
Chairman, will meet with*Mr*, G.
Mr. and Mrs. truest. Gull wa a;ipieciatj ve one and enthusiastic
H. Brown, 11! 1 Park At enuu at
left Thursday morning fer Bish ’ ;>•
expression of pleasure and
one o’clock for luncheon.
rin .u
ir \t t> , i . , vitle, S.-*C., where they v.yM xi-- prais. of Mbs Allen's work.
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Mr. Galloway's mother.
Mr*. \ M. Phillips, assisting
Chairman, will meet with Mr*
-----—----- -------the youri-^- pianist, sang several
o'clock.
Central Circle Holds
ntutiful numbers, adding variety
Roland-Head in Scr Tamta at h-IO
,
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. l -, 'and charm t<> the ex'enlng's enterCircle Fever. .Mr- A. B. Wal An Enjoyable Session ,,!tul.,r
lace Chairman. U! mpet with Mr*
I • pr ‘grttm was u- follows: ■
Frar.k Miller, at '’(,1 Magn !'a
lno ' n fi nl
| i:r . duet. ‘M hurg*- -if the UhI’ entnil *
Avenur at •'tr.'iO * 1*
.• ir meet ‘
Boltin—Louise* Allen and
Garden Chi'
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nliotser.
Circle Eight. ’■!
t. Jl. B. >J* |i n t'riihy n r: ing
:hi h me ni
P'at’ o, la> *'t on.—Jan n” MeiiChairman, will tr.cit with Mr* C 1
M ti, Janjj G. .'b.i
...u, j e(SSllj,R—*t>* k*.\n v’rillis’’, Ghys—
C. Briggs uR.Nfjr.ir S!*re-.*t at
Street.
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Loui -k Allen.
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o’clock. Mi#* M. | U ! Garni th a
i liuirnii'ii, Mr- il.u
Lewis
Song. "A Japauc-e L.ullaby” L'
xociate ii-j-vti
U • • tirt*
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Circle Ni ...M :<k \ L:
I'laiiu. (a» “ IdiUio” , laick— (b|
Mi
K. S Dutt.d*. u ' ,
uticd the
('hoirmnn v. i.t m ■. *. uj-.h 'h
' PI Tri'ivutu.e". Dorn tel "N’ulsi*
'.- o i n by reading
.r: clt* -*i'
L. Woodruff. -' JO O ik A\ *; ;v
,i| i t
Newlard—laiuist* Allei.
“ i I.ird* :t <Tib>’ by \
: K v
J :30 o’clevk.
Sung, "When Hi'tivx Sings An
TUESDAY
t.)!d Time S-ing," i .1 1 -\ Mr*. A.
It utin bu -.hr--- v - - 1 ,l 11 * *'
Mu-ii Di-|'.r n mi . ' lm W tt
V Phillips.
un'-i Cluti w ill ! d j tegular tit ••■* r-it out x- hen '*»*}••* ........... t*>
Piano l>u". “ Ttot do I'avalier’*.
landing
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IL :iru -** w mC’Ji'■- i
.f If.'* 1ii'aitifjiin.iius. . >t parkway;* ai-l
Fit <t •Pr. -i •\1. ;: it' i ’ hurt II u tin • o not J. i« T ’ s« " ■ t." i *nitu*i*
Mi.-s fan f : * r * hhirntan. xull wilt fu.il ■ it fi'un ih>‘ ■i f i c t . * '
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Ninth Stn.i
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M.*. P"r th *
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I i jt:o!' gical title to glotit ;:t'i ’ i' ;|. '.I rut,' :ii'*u l
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l the M la’o- Theatre to- — •*
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Personals
Social
dendar
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SANFORD H FRALP. SANFUJU). FLORIDA. THURSDAY. M AY 10. 1928
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A Pctftct MuyeniMuc
J_JBRE*S tin' our iua}onnai#r certain to pleaw* all
U*tcs. IUcntied iu tbo fresh, rich ingredient# o f
Prem
nicr
ier is just llie
the tang to »hurpcn
sharpen springtime ap
petite#.
lea. Prem ier Salmon Blended to iuoi»t
luoUt gondi
gooduena »
remier Salad Dreating wake# a perfret fill
fillin g for
Salm on Celery Sandwiches
The full recipo i» on page 8 o f our reripe book gix ing 98
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Beginning Saturday we will of*
fer for sale $7,IKK) worth o f re
frigerator* and ice boxes at 25 per
rent reductions. We have one of
the finest collections of refrigera*
•or# in Central Florida, and this
-svle wdt give everyone within
mi es o Orlardo the opportunity
to own a new ice box at a mater
ially reduced price. We will deliver
nny refrigerator within 60 miles
•>»f nrtgndo-w ithnm extra charger
And you can purchase It on our
c’ ub plan that provides for a small
-ash payment and Lhe b-lsn-f pay
able monthly.
• • •
So many persons have expressed
a desire to take advantage of our
Club Plan Sale o ' Community Sil
ver that we have decided to offer
another large collection or this
splendid silverware uu ait unusual
ly liberal purchase arrangement.
You can pay as little aa $5 dowtt
on the purchase of a aet o f Com
munity Plate, and them is no In
crease hi the price because of this
monthly payment Arrangement op
the balance.
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Graduation days are approach
ing, and never before have we
been privileged to show such at
tractive frocks for the girl gradu
ate. White, o f course, predomin
ates in these graduation dresses.
You’ll adore the smart stylish
frocks that are to be seen In our
Fashion Section on the second
floor.
• 6 •
There’s an Interesting showing
of modern mirrors on our third
floor. You know' there is a new style
about mirrors for home decoration
that has taken a decidedly differ
ent trend. Especially interesting
is a ih-w buffet mirror, 47 inches
aridr, of heavy plate glass in a
polychrome frame, that Is priced
t f only $5.40.
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Alt over America the sales of
Defiermcc- auHilHOtin* tiled InCiwn
ed 160 , per ecu in . the mpulh of
month last year. W e sell Defiance r
March over the 1corresponding
tires for less than other good qual
ity tires, because wr buy a t s r
join with sixty-four of tho largest
load ut a time, und because are
store# In the country to take th*
entire output o f Dcftanra tire#
direct from one o f tho largest tin
manufacturers in Akron, Ohio.
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Man Joins Army T
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Dempsey Has Faulty Eyes,
Declares Walsh Despite CardsTlteveal Him And Marching Songs To Be
ja c k ’s Emphatic Denials
G athered AnPut In Book
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Palin,: beach Outfit
Scheduled To Open
U p This Afternoon
J a c k s o n Slams
Longest H om er
Sanford Team Holds
Lead In Game Till
* Hally SwampsThem
-•T N ; Cajtry . F«ds dropped a
noUh lo~er in tha stand frigs yes*
walk i tarday when a ninth Inning rally
by Fort Lauderdale won tha game
the const-town team, 7 to P.
eighth inning tho Feds
t o .th«
f
bad a comfortable twO-run lend,
but the Tnrpons cut It to one in
thnt spasm and the two more In
tha ninth put the Feds out in the
dark,
Tha toss of yesterdny’s game
didn’t send the Feds any lower In
tha scale o f league-life, but It did
Oh, nf ••am a trifle tough to tho fans
No, m gathered at Municipal Athletic
That 1 Field in the hope of seeing the
Feds win a baseball contest.
This team that went out on the
yoad and took six out of eight
games from Fort Lauderdale and
Miami has dropped threo straight
at home. And to make it worse
it dropped them to a team it
arwamped on tho road by taking
three out of four from them.
Tho home-town boys will try
again tday, and this time it will
And he tho West Palm Bench Sheriffs
who are leading tho league race at
Oh, n( the present moment.
I get 1
Jackson's homo run in tho sixth
Tho* v
Inning scoring Porter ahead of
him wan one of the few bright
For n, ■pots fti a gloomy afternoon. Sine
of the fans said it wait the longest
hit ever walloped on tiio local
field. Box acore:
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BY DAVIS J. W ALSII
complete cure must be effected be
International News Service
fore Dempsey can consider fight
8 ports Editor*
ing again.
NEW YORK, Mny 10.—Jack
His friends here say he had this
Dempsey really has faulty vision, idea in mind when he consulted
brought about fcy the punches he the specialist at the hospital for
tho condition is far from nn ad
received In the ring. He was lovvanced or fcven nn nlnrming one nt
dlng when ho told tho boys thnt this time. It could wait, they con
defective eyesight was responsible tend, for m more favorable moment,
for his self-confessed retirement. If it wasn't for the fact that It
Later, ' upon his - arrival in New might hnppert thnt Dempsey will
York,,h«maw fit to laugh at the find he has urgent need of good
story. Lqt him laugh nt this one.
eyesight in order to find tho dot
Dempsey consulted a specialist ted line without hesitation.
hero several wbeks ago about the
These same friends declare hia
condition o f his cycs.The writer insistence thnt a fight clnuso be
knows this to be true because the inserted in his theatrical contract
fact was admitted today nt tho was only one o f ninny! indications
Manhattan -Eye, Ear and^Chrout thnt ho still thinks of fighting,
Hospital v/herc tho examination interviews or no interviews, to
took place. It merely wuh a super say nothing of eyes or no eyes. In
ficial diagnosis, as Dempsey.was privacy they say, he has seriously
embroiled in the Kcam suit nt tho discussed n return to the ring nnd
time and couldn't arrange suffici story upon his arrlvnl here because
ent apointments to undergo n Hint he talked down the eyesight
course -of treatment.
he realised this crack might He
The preliminary examination used agulnst 'him if he decided tn
showed a small cataract,. caused fight again. They nru certain that
by an Injury'to the retina. This, he will.
it is said, is the more aggravated
"Lay o ff thnt stuff," he request,
form of cataract and requires ed with u laugh when he arrived
great delicacy in the matter of in New York. "I wish I hnd the
treatment.
guy who started that story.
Sooner or Inter, it Is believed ^ There's nothing the matter* with
Dempsey will have to go under tho my eyes. I simply wear glasses
knife or sacrifice the sight of one sometimes because I don't like the
eye so nffected. Needless to add, a glare of strong sunlight."
L E A D IN G
H IT T E R S
FORT HENNING, Ga., Mny 7—
{ I NjS) t~E video US’ preferring a
different kinrf of -fight than one
of n domestic nhturt.;D.' R. Knight',
alias Richard ti. Knight, under ar
rest here as the tesult df promise*
made to numerous young Indies
that he would, star them »in a
"music box revue,", joined thq ar
my to escape hi* wife wlu*.i she
found picture;, r pf somu of the
youjfg ladies ’In his pocket, accordto information Tevcnlod here.
‘
Knight, whose arrest wan ef
fect by postal authorities who said
he hnd Inst November advertised
for a number of beautiful young
women to take part in the “ revue,"
was formerly a snlmill hand in
Bradonton, Fla.
Many of the women sent him
photographs, it was disclosed and
some even went f6 Bradenton,
hut Knight managed, to keep the
girls at a distance by making vnr"'
ious excuses. Then his wife found
soinp of the pictures of the wouldbe stage celebration in his pocket.
Just what happened after that
is unknown but the sawmill hand
left immediately nnd unlisted in
the army at Port Ilcning. lie will
ho returned to Tnmpu, T* la., wheP*
he will face charges for alleged
use of tlie mails to defraud.
having been somehow wot on to Frmch—sa w porMhly th»
gether by a Lalmy fellow in tho ness.
Boston Navy Yard about l8f»3. In
Former Sj'cnt.iiV 0f
'the beginning there were four ttio 1015 verse* f ,r hit
verres.
Daniels is i'MD’i
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Only four verses, tlie history' General Orde.
^
goes on, were taken to ( h.na id the Navy bum. dry „’\*m
Verses alaout ui,.
lliOO,- But theif, where American
;
jfi rren mingle ! with the troops ;'jf lost his way <:
hnJf a don 11 powers,,tb *j«»n g.like, Prince w.iltlioL I t.rintgd
the Little Recruit in I’nrlez V quv ^nre indicaiiisi.s thnt ^
grew nnd grew. Tin* le?**'effective •(iltside the sci
rosy
Teutonic infbctbins wA*1 rtbifated icf, of tiielhddrVc •I'twtn
1
from the German contri hut ions ly destroyed.
’when the fqr**fs returned in -tip* 'J
,Htntes, bur the pointed CrrfrMrt( jOCAI.A^—•Torftrltrt '-'1
sentiments remain in tin-' texts tin modeling ‘f omnie’-.fijt ^
'day in pristine simplicity and-1Vi;
of M itfl
viouness. -So t was y.itb .tin? IjronfTwriy. J ■
it) d a W h e N g * £t;itLi\<AN>u • tha Juki .Gilbert''and Sullivqn tune
|V7
ASHINGT<3.\\ Mny P. (IN S ) from lolanthe.
Fcgnn has gathered tlie ballad
moat famous folkpongs, or march-, songs and snatches from Marine
lore jaotnii'tllneii Copf^.1veterans hi nll'iHirtk oil the
collected and puh- world. Among the collection are
an outline history of the Chinese
by the Marines.
Under orders Issued.by Majur rebellion, dirt from Culebrn Cut in
General John A. Lq Jqemv chief j I’antuna geisha flings from the
Ultherncck of the world’s hardest |1{und, rttu'f the Devil Dog elmts
uni Cantigny nnd Btlienu We id, |
boiled military sen-ice, tho Marine
Corps liistorical section has under-J Here also, nhveys to the Mime
taken to preservo in its officin! sing-song air, are gruplrc fla-le ■arch'eves the printable verse of the* from the great mosquislo offensive
internationally
known
Marino jin Culm and the sanitation t ght in
Hymn—
, the swnhipy marehea of the Cnrrib"Fcdm the halls of Montezunia j lioan tropirs
InU-rmingled are
to the cost of tripbieeee,
j the marines' reactions to the la l
We fight our (j^ n try’s battle on of rj*’ head hunters in the* Fhilipland nnd on the sea."
,
l pines and the wanderer’s !h «1 lim'Le Jimne Iui3 Issued orders fo r ' f ones from the bleak and dismal
, da; the assembling of nil the verses steppes of A l .sknn railroad1
and version extant. An official uryl the* defoi sc o f -Vladivostnl;. Every clime and every cmnnjii " i *
document giving the history of the
rong since It was only fotir stanzas ims enriched this vast uniyrittui j
luick in '23. js being compiled by h <tf.r> of Marine tradition. 'Tiio 1.
Major T. C. Kogan, who lias him food they caUdrnJ the eldllil i tli.yAj
self contributed a few sprightly wear a it . heye appraised h r tin1
ballads to the present galaxy of ■In rt and simple. dnugiiage nn'tii'
I uilt for sohlii-rn nr ■sa:lnr:i and
nearly half a hundred.
then posM"iM*d by the rpirit -.f :id• Idea from Nicaragua
f
Le .leunc conceived tin- idea dur- 'ciitiire;
Origin of Eongs
r>g Ids recent inspection trip in
The 1■iibjst mai’inotf, accordiitg n.
Nicaragua, where he In.ird tlie
n-.veil Snndinoi.itlc variations of FeCnn. remember l lie dong first as
Machine Perfected
In1Palestine Gives
Earthquake Signal | v
S T A N D IN G
Pea salads to r Parties
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Yet a lur
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paragus- tip* rt-var.-ir
one hour. Plien le
caulitlow’er igliily t •tlicr
oil leituic.! Around lltv t
range the .uparn pit t'jij s
nisli with naytmiun jrt:
siutl'ci! olivut.
•a,iJin/7V.r .V:/.'! 'hr
clip Canned pt ,c
esc
■ , -.'il r; let;, in l ‘r. 1 • .!tr>
•
lituir. Aid imc I' hi cup
ih ami tv.fi large >11■
- •j zp
I,-.!
i.i x w ill rn> <mu.' e
:
JERUSALEM, M ay-10. (IN K )
> ••
_______________
^
A new invention, which it is claim
N A TIO N A L LEAGUE
FLORIDA STATE LEVGUE
ed will minimize the danger of
W. L. Vet. earthquakes was explained by its
Flayer and Club
8 4 .0(17 inventor. Professor W. D. Evan
g
ab r li pet! West Fnlm Beach
8 5 Ji 15 of London, in a lecture ho deliver
Fort Lauderdale „
Grantham, IHttsburgh
ti r, .500 ed recently ut the Hebrew liniver
22 77 10 35 .435 Day tinin Bench . ..
r.-4
V .J »
r, 7 .4*12 r.it.v, one nf the htiilttingn tindlv
SANFORD .... . S.
Richlmurg, Boston
23
.300
8
r
>
.123 damaged in tile t iw eurthquabei
15 50 13
Miami .
1 8 .333 which ohoid; I'alettine in July ln*t
Terry, New York
Orlando ... ..... .
14 50 11 10 .380
nnd February this year. Tins in
vvnil SUips 1 1
F. Water, Pittsburgh,
tm
strument, lulled the "kiinagrdph''
R
E
SU
LTS
22 03 20 35 .370
' . * .SP'i f
\
has been used with good etfetjt e
IIoettger, St. Ixiuls
1!
v.-; li -cicyi iti rah t j
Japan.
If
plaee.t
at
net
distal
e'
FLORID \ STATE I.KAQUE
22 fitt
7 32 2172
ur’.inic *m.i". 11!l(M
of 10 kill.Ill, l i e ', all onnectcd w i 1
1-endcr a year ago today, Horns Orinndo H; West Faint Iteneli
V
.It tills' 1
prt
a central <>f!i,e, it gives lintel,
Miami Tl; Daytona Beaeh 12.
Ii ;!v S', t iver
.. ;ia
by. New York .407.
warning
of
a
threatening
cat
lb
xvl : lr I . r- , .
Fort Ijuiderdaln 7; SANFORD
quake, b) r, ■ teting ;i slmelt I
*ii.
rabid In'*
AMERICAN LEAGUE
tills way pe 41b at.' enabled to i
,\ <
;
hd
;q
r h lh» a
Flayer nnd Club
T O D A Y ’S .GAME
aU'li.s .ti, save tliepiseives.
1
. m.ito .ul.! j ■ X t
iw•
Welch', 2b
1 1 I 1 0
g*
nb
r
'■
b
;
‘
pot.'
O
i
ni-i i
Professor Evans said Hint. tn.
Kirkwood, cf
**
1 3 0 0 Kress, St. Louis
«
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Iiilildlliga
to
Mlffer
lea«t
in
an
Stuart, l b _____
1 1 (1 1 1
21
72 18 33 .158
earthquake are the light strctuie
0 0 3 0 (1 Miller, Philadelphia *?5i
Miami at Orlando (4 p. in.)
McHenry, If
.^~_ASMi.Cl
——* O .I 4i
Cohens, 3b ,
l> 1 0 0 ()
built of fievilde iiiiiterial. R< t".
West
Palm
Bench
«
t
SANFORD.
J5
57 ‘ 8 23 .404
I t dot
3 1 3 4 0 Rice, Washington
Wilms, ss .
Fort Luudenlale ut Daytona Beaeh. built of lliMble la 11etial. lictn j
It doe
0 0 4 n 0
Marlon, rf .
forced concrete with a .ti.iiig in
IP
78 13 30 .3R5
KX-J
til
That
n »»
1 () Meusel, New. York
s* 7
Cobb, c ---N A TIO NAL I.EAtH K
terinr steel shin tur,
al-.i wit.li- J
a
I ID S fruits, miff 11if- Insnrv core, arid peel i i, (•nit and 'r.iJ.ir i
Casares, p ----- 2 n 11 (1 1 1
stand;, rhocks v.a I) e-pet i;ill\ if lh(. [
20
Hi 12 31 .283 Flayer and Club
king . now ran!, nnon, tie- it-. M'niiriiK ti t a th,- puli . 1’
It dot
0 0 0 0 It little, Philadelphia
Domingo, p ___1
Vestel day I'asoi, TU building I■luck * a re nelangol.u ae.t i
l i n r a 'l f i f if hfr. ego;rills arc lit i pa.'k* d 111’ r i
Hgwkins, p — 0 0 (i 0 1 0
'C lu/'cla"
i lose fitting 11'iti-es l.mli on flat Oranges rvilay
v
10 58 13 22 .370 Hnfoy, St. Louis
.,rc. peril ip-., (i.r m,r.t nn <| Wlt'l silc.it, », ' I and •
0 0 0 0 0
hitus-liave
leoie
re-i-liii.i
tha"
I
I/cndcr n year ugo loduy, Foth" i thr group, allln ugh 1. s-. .da ns F.v ibis tn* thud ►f:t • tela.as
Tht
ie,|tiati will hi I ihrir nirlir, But the nrw- origin-il ll ivot
t In
Mltlialiai oil -lufii
ergill, Detroit ,443.
Tmerlcan League *
I i ri idv l-i V..
7 7 27 0 «J
has t
Mil VI*v me 1* l”*Sout i 1! lii 1, iiffm * r*| imc of the liner
in vhc many p!j< . wflt-e ns t4tlg>
taken
mingo in 8th.
fruit, t' trip idly nn
into her flqvur will fit.
and after an r 1rt It lllfltl a till
T ill BIG FIVE
T ill; LEADERS
died tin
of for Is I, gnd 11 fit a- tn vvlii"i and own. 1she might >t*
pet.
h
hr
ah
r
Fluycr
National
Hi-smiettc
ti.
K
Uses of Grapefruit
r h po n V
As
llanper of the group
when■ mole ■Jtliu ks wijl 4Kt*m,
<18 2.1 23
.338
2
1
)
0
Ruth
American—Ruth
*’
•
,
llou.-er
5.
0
----ikjitu
Pirn
w:tt~r
0
t
irapelroit.
1
1
2
wing gt.ipedam t
m eonmoit with the
f$ rten ; f
' Mi ' Nr.!! \ I V I | ;, UHIANYiI)
-.338'
fruit in 18'>8 when tlie United other nuns fruits, j> parttcul irlv
Jackson, if ----- 6 1 4 3 0 0 ttormrtiy 1 3 i 1 in 21“" 1
* tint
0
.338
10
21
UI
71
Cobh
LEAGUE
TOTALS
States took her under her wing; good Irt.tn a ihclelic startipointi It
Knapp Juror Called
Friable, 2b ____ 3 0 1 2 0 0
3 .311
Gehrig 20 74 17 23
but it remained for Americans to is high ui the .vitamin C which
National —85.
Parker, lb - ___ 6 0 1 0 0 1
Tht
On Contempt Charge jre tlie possibilities in the- new averts' tlie ‘ d'rad disease Scurvy.
1 .235
American—03.
Culbreth, 3 b ____4 0 1 3 r> 0 Speaker 10 08 10 10
.the n
fruit. To tlie surprise of New York, Catilied grapctrtnt tv • •|«:iial!y goodWarren, cf
. 6 0 1 3 0 0
bccau
a new fnht appeared on tlie market lor me in iHc cfiildrcn’s diet
ALB
AN
Y,
N.
Y.,
May
10.—
Toppino, s s ___5
0 1 2 1 2
tion.
F IG H T R E S U LTS
Sing Sin# Trusty
(IN S )—An order was issued to >— grapefruit. Then, a few year* ' Syrup from the grapefruit is also
Robertson, c ___4
I 1 8 3 0
later, canned grup, fruit was pre the (»;•>!* of many unusually deliGets Izost In W alk day directing David R. Main, one pared. To prepare it women waUl, ciuui
Epperson, p ___4
1 1 0 2 0
Tin
min drink1.
of the six jurors who voted for the
FORT WA.YNE, lnd., May 10 —
Hathaway, p
0 0 0 0 0 0
is in
Herrel), x _____1
0 0 0 0 0 (IN S )—Corporal Izzy Schwartz,
OSSINING, N. Y., May 111. acquittal of former sectetury of
S p e c ia l
\’ a]i
borB
recognized
u
.
h
flyweight
champion
—
(IN’ S )—Cunning' Canimino, 21, stale, Florence E. S. Knap)>, to
move
Supreme Court
Totals
____ :tu 5 12 27 14 3 in New York State, outpointed Sing Sing prison trusty, today appear before
thaw ay in 0th. Happy Atherton, Indianapolis (10). was safely lodged in a cell where Justice Stephen Callaghan tomor
Tht
Brant
At Miintreal Ki'l Roy, cuiintlinn ho will not get lost as he did Iasi row at 10 A M., and show cause
,
. . .
“ Iliuii Sch
Fort Lauderdale ..010 011 013—7 featherweight champion, won from evening. -Cusimino took a walk why tie should not be held in con
Won’t
tempt
of
court.
The
order
wn»
8ANFOIU)
_
,...
100
202
000—5
outside
tlie
prison,
got
lost
in
Os
this )
Vic Foley, Vancouver, on foul (ti).
Two Use hits. Cobb, Wilms.
sining nnd experienced all kinds of signed by Supreme C.'iiu Justice
-ti
At Bradford Junction, N. Y..—
Thnoo U se hits, Cobb. Home run,
trouble in finding his way hack to Ellis J. Sli'ley. of Albany, after j
S01
Jimmy
Slattery,
Buffalo
light
in Kvt
I
)avM
Jackson.
Sacrifice
hits,
McHenry.
affidavits had been pti-cnted to '
tlie prison.
other
weight, kayoed Stuniey Smith,
Double
plays,
Wilma
to
Cobh
to
I
became
ao
confused
thnt
I
him
by
Deputy
Attuniev
General
their
Stuart, Rases on balls, o ff Casares Sandusky, Ohio. (2).
couldn't find my wn ybnek to the George 7,. Mi'dalif, thui Main had
Heigh
At Boston— Harold Maya, Bay prison. I wtia looking for tlw gate raid In* would rt"l vote to convict
b, o ff Hawkins 1, o ff Epperson 8,
H ' W V \\
7- . l- -* .*',
o ff Hathaway 1. Struck out, by onne, N, J., heavyweight, outpoint when the keejicrs finally caught Mrs. Kiuqip Incause District A t
De pa i tmen
ThDomingo 2. by Hawkins 1, by Ep ed Matt Adgie, Philadelphia (ID). up with me," raid the trusty.
torney
Charles
.1
.
Herrick,
of
AlDisks
person 0. Hit by pitcher, by Ep
Al Mitchel Field, N. Y.,—Fete
Imny, said tin* ovidcncc was not
camp
person, Wilms. Left no liases, Fort Hartley outpointed Slg Keppen,
WOMEN HUNT HEARS
sufficient.
W ho
LaudcnUlo 8, Sanford 13. lilts, off Ucaver Fulls, Fa., welterweight |
Casa res 7 In 3 innings, none out in ( I d ) .
LONDON, May 10.— (IN S )— A
fourth, o ff Domingo 3 In 4 innings
group of English society women A ged Wayeross Man
° I f Hmwkina 2 in 2 ^.innings, off
are planning tn spend the summer
To He Huried H ere
Epperson 4 in 8 innings, o ff Hath London Vetoes Plea
hunting polar bcurs in the A ret let
away 3 in 1 Inning. Wild pitches,
*■« V
Of Prince To Stay regions. Over their teacups -and Funeral services for John JackEpperson. Passed hall, Robertson.
bridge paVtieg of the imst winter son Fitzgerald, wha died here Inst
r.’ v \ l
v '\ i
Di
Losing pitcher, Hnthawuy. Win*
<*J-J Di l l SCHOOL D A Y ’’ om* o f bur must inter
They planned this ndvelitute and jiighl ut about !<• o'l lork, were to
LUNDUN,Muy
10.—
(IN
S
)—
or. ill
bln* pitcher, Hawkins. Umpires,
<
JinnuRl e ven ig w ill In* iu ch arge o f th
have
secured
J.
C.
Mason,
n
dist
Prince ('arid has no alternative
he held ti^is afternoon at 1 o’clock
ing
Itspbun and Davis. Time, 2:41.
inguished
Arctic
explorer,
to
or
I'.^
S
.friju
lu
n
tiiiK das.-- ;uu| tiio NjHH’iul \ hIucs ur
from
Uto
Arilirr-Kricks-m
(mural
band
todny but to make final prepara
____ .1
it .
ganize tho expedition for them.
r,tn« w l f'*r the d a y rouke ii w ell
wurlh-w iiild h
chapel;
Dr.
K.
D.
King
was
tii.hiive
wage
tions for leaving Enghnjil. All hln
YANKEF«S RET FABT r a c e
A ship has ulready been charter,
^hnp. T h e L Fit dual ing C la ^ sh in e in the
HE beans with the nm-lilc | Vcrjl JtrJl>s of 1 -.in t ,-ef tlie
picas to the homo office that it* od nnd it is intended to complete elmrjfe of tho ceremony. Rufial
]jrot./o«'(is.
will he lit tho city cemetery. Mr.
La
llavor is-wlr.it l.nu Ij c j ii * arc , .ms and bakv utifd the L ,{.(jri it 1
NEW YORK, May 10.— (IN H )~ order of expulsion be withdrawn
the
passenger
list
with
women.
The
dnllcd._
But
tl’
.
py
are
*uorc
than
,.in,
.ntnbig
iio.u
Inpuj
,f
nc'cctFitzgerald
r<uu(>
liore
fit>ni
U'nyAnln
The -New York Yankees hnvo been hnvo failed to move that adamant
cruise of these "Arctic Amazons" eroks, (In., four months ago...lie Iwt, for asi(lu lt,"im Mn.it jppen-ftur. 1
Jnst bcb*c n ir.-jv-mje-from,
docst
Mtnr
ettfac a faster pace this season body. Tho prince has been inform
will start in June, und lust ubout was 77 years old. Since cotiring 1" iiistinctivc d.irur, tlipy are.
tu(| Ju.fj'sto, d*)t wi i. t ndc,niurr^gulthe
1
*
tHiw.durlojr th# early,days of the ed that lie is.exp#c(cd to leave the
jrcparc ' pimply
c:- - 1■■ Op
-...... _ “the can.
—
— ________
.
. tlcr
.,
____
_ tyv-:
. ___ mulct
_______
and
ri; Wl<; k.ndtin;
jjr.
Snnfnnl. h'p jind livnl nt .Vi7 \l-..ur'
country q* !'eoofi jia:PQSfllblin" Thi* tljrco months.
, A mm im Tiio ( ioocl T h i i ^ m t 'm m t if li'lFPail',;. ,
m ini ip:if;i£ ''-o
hrnv* n. "
il l *
Seventeenth
Sfrect.
__ A deadiino in un
* tilt# the fa d that they were out of uppnv^apVv' V»IW«
ready
for
use
Iw.
tUcuwcicut
ur
i-i
A
saLvd
vviilcii
i.v
c->peti:»
patulfy adapt
Onyx
Point
ex.
W
-ilk
ritif/o,,
Hosiery,*-$1.65
.4 1 0 ) 1 ’- •’
mean tho end o f this MERGER PLANS. COMPLETE
fhrvt i place for some time this deratooi'J to meat:
tdntbihalir.ri hlth MihrrifooJ*,*
ed t£> the luncheon is made by stuff
l[;mri i:nr>, m i mine i’* sivk-s, al
; .
EL Myers—G. It. Sims to erect
spriqg. The champions have won week. I f the royal guest has not
ing
'tomato,*
with
a
mixture
erf
Slpiply
lualmg
the
In
*
3
it
a
.tn
their
BALTIMORE, May JO.— (IN S ) $5,000 new filling station and lire
3wn liquid with, perhaps, tbs addi one cup of drained lima beans, tmr *
Hcnutifuf
Ibnfimi
!!;:>.<'at
8 4 .J1 5
r*
r
•
3
■' IB o f their first 20 games this Reported when that time has ex
— Frclimiriury details in the con shop nt northeast corner of Broad tion of a little seasoning, tnxkes a tablespoon or clnipped preen t>ep*
Vacation. In their first 20 starts lust pired, tho expulsion order will bo
W
hite
T.
tfein
s,
$
2.78
y
n
n
i
'
solidation of the Muckuy telegraph way ami Main streets.
vegetable deli of highly mitritrvc t'lji*. two; t.mli -pooiis cliopgcd ripe
>tllr * roe i
*
■ .
. .
a 1 il ClI.
y e «r they won 12 games, lost sev enforced. Just how government ofwrnu*n's and mi sites’ sizes, 1-10—
system with the International
qualities. But ihu beans arc incite ibv.rs, and enough moyor.Malsc ic
ficials
will
go
ubout
the
unpleas
en and tied one.
Top vviilj the 'dressing
ant task o f pueking o ff the Rou Telephone and Telegraph, involv
Mtdbourno—Flans for erection than good for one. The family iik».t Snoistefl.
aiid.spriid.’ , thq d*e-; -ng with mart
manian prince is causing much ing a communication system of of 1,000-foot recreation atul finh* them and clamor* for morel
c l,nntot*1
Iurg't; ami small shapes,
GARDEN— New Hb- conjecture.
chopped green pepper.*
.
world-wide range,^hsve Leon com ing pier in South Melbourne oast
.
ll.M
other line silk 5*1
Aren't They Good!
rary building under construction
^Armttji'!- diHie-oih, rJsscrole ifl*k
pleted here, "und it is expected ap of Midway tourist ramp.
on South Jones Street.
wV*
. s'*v s,!t' b o o m e rs , !fl.88.
PALMETTO— Southern Gas nnd plication for incorporation papers
And they get more. too.. Lima is*Lima Ueanv i'enuicre. T o make
Uhtte (all and IM, . 1 , 1 Leather Slippers. f».28 H j
Electric Corporation laying gas will bq filed in Maryland within n
beans can be used for salad, and it. fry one Mnatl onion (hinlj
W INTER GARDEN—Construe- mains from its plant in Bradenton few duys. *
Hi nek Salt u, Him -j,- Kiel anil W h ite Kill tihQfi&J...
soup. They appear as a lima 1 1 .*'. tliccd aiiri ■onc half, cup of line!) 1
“pmr~
*
.
cut t ■TT.vrroT'-, Tn pork Tat uTiin Hie]
tion under way o f new drivewey to this city.
croquette,
or
timbale.
They
arc
n
A secret meeting of the princi
t f , J. G. Shnroo
*iuto West Orange Garage,
src'brgwuod.
i'ui
a
u
n
of
drsinef
versatile
vegetable.
.
Henutiful Snani.sh Sln.u*t- e ft ua__—SU&Stf .
pal* in the gigantic dcul was held
,J’J|1 . ■Here is • vcc«tabln.djth that will I b r i a b * * j i i - Hi * i i r h - e ^ f r v T i ' s u r D a d t
Attorucy-wt-Law
URACEVILLE— Now Mathodist hero lute yesterday, hut no details
iiu* 161, '
Hdhv'Atljhsn/ into a limtt"bcin Itnxv;
W IS T eHl ’ H AV E N — Largest Cburrh-undcr construction here.
were d iv v ie d ,,
^
AVlll practfee in all the colitis]
iitr. .wtilt iwc/t. Ut siiorln«.vjf l.uf^r.ant .
djsl^.Wtli ranrthd Utr.i
f ur m u f fllf . Ill United fitatew de
& ! ’ tretort (tHs Fan
bcanjL ftnmwliurli
Vlic jiiicr.lia* bee j
-wblcltlJitkiu
voted to propagaton o f black bass,
ORLANDO—New
Don
Jon
ST. AUGUSTINE— Asphalt sur- Exumlnution 'o f AbstrAf ta o f I .and drained. Add
laldespoon1 but- O ver arid 7iave 7n a slow over
\il,i one' taFd
bream and other fresh water game Chevrolet building opened at 720 foc# to be laid soon on Shandt
Titles given especial attention'
ter, and one tablespoon brown sugar.
cjtrots and oniou an
fish being established here, __ _
North Orange Avenue,
Many Good. Items Not Mentioned
Bridge,
Add. half a enp of water. Place
w__ i___ 1ji
If \
3 h\ . f V
.
•■a m
ur t
" '• t
mb
1
1''1
01 irfa
i
r*>w!
'1
G r a p e f r u it
T o d a y ’s F la p p e r ]
"High
Sc
m
D a y s’
12 th.
D ick so n —Ives Co;
For Lim a B ean Lovers
0
Wm i m
K
Mo
"f* vdSt*-* **o!
I
L £
im.»
in
(3
�OTIE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD.
■ J p a ily Herald
I j AD
rates
Ecuh in Advanco
L r ^ bo received
t i ^ i d collector sent
E , for payment.
W1
.... 10c a lino
r z z ...... s c a i,ina
____ 7c a lino
E^trs on request.
rates nro for
E iaiertions.
E , 0f averago length
E7* line.
L charge of 30c for
Easing if restricted
IcUMlfication.
Lfcr jg mudo Tbo SanLy ffil! be responsible
L* incorrect insertion,
Lj^r tor subsequent
Cfhc office should bo
toifdiately In case of
a d v e r t is e r s
representative
%familiar with rotes
j classification will
complete information.
I gisli, they will assist
enilng your want nd
j more effective.
tmenta
HIT.S-MAIIMON
Service
-our .JlWII
lb S&iifonl, just tho same
* lived in (Ji taiulo, Gilbert
f Furniture Co., 23 K.
It Orlando.
f- A. HALVERSON
{tinting, interior decora
fcf. I'hone 432-W.
rviu- of all kinds,
or 3302. C. E
lflHT PRINT SHOD
f ten ice on any thi
!f- A phone call wil
“>• fhonc 417-W. 9
ko h c i .k iik
Proved Success
10-B Plants and Flowers
Landscape Service, Trees, Palms,
and shrubs. O. Sotnmerchield,
Landscape Architect, Nurseryman.
The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th
ami 14th.
The daily patronage of hundreds of the
GOOD upright Piano for rent.
Bummer Terms. * Apply Sanford
Music Store, McLnndcr Arcnrlo.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: At
a cost o f only a few cents you
can insert a Classified An under
tnis heading and dispose of sur
plus furniture, household article.-;,
etc. A Herald want ad will find
you a buyer. Cull 148.
people of Sanford proves that this Classi
fied Section is giving- the kind of service
everybody wants, and the success of these
columns tells o f the daily satisfaction they
FIBRE Bed-davenport suite for
living room only $103. GilbertMeGriff Furniture Co. Orlando.
op
rorxT v
p r o s e c u t in g
ATTOnXBV
t hereby take this method of nnnouncta* my candidacy for
the
office of County Prosecuting Attor
ney, subject in the Democratic
Primary. I wit) appreciate any
support given mo hy the peopte
and useure them, If elected, will
give to the d u t i e s of the office my
vary best services.
W. K. WHIT JO
f o r s h e r if f
I hershy announce myself ss ,
candidate for sheriff of ScmtnoU
County subject to the action of
the Democratic primary to be
held Jn lbs early part of Jur.e 1911.
Very respectively.
K k. BRADY.
Foil copntt prosecuting
ATTOtUfKT
IJjeroby nunounce mjr candidacy
f o r ' i c-election to the office of
Fotitily Prosecuting Attorney sub
ject to tlie will of the voters In
the HviiKic,all.- primary un June 6
reading
IB— Apartment For Rent
NICE FURNISHED apartments
$3.00 nnd $3.50 weekly or $12.00
and $14.00 monthly. Garages free.
All conveniences. Sinks in kitch
ens. 301 Corner 5th and Pnlmetto.
n n c v iT counT
1 wist, in announce that 1 am a
candidate (or re-election to th* of*
dee or Clerk of th* Circuit Court,
of Hemlnul* Count), Florida, sub
ject to the derlsiuu of tha D«moeratlc Voter* of Seminole County,
tn tha Democratic Primary Klee.
1131 t0 ***
°n June tth, A. D.
V. K. DOUflLABS.
ro ll
11— Miscellaneous
JO HN *(J.
I.KONAIUIV.
roll jrsT frU OF PEACI!
rim M ivrim -r m i . y n tu
This Is in Kiinouuce Biy candldary
for Justice uf the Place; District
No. ( , subject I I I The Will of Ills
Democrat h- voters Juno f.th, Han
ford. Luke Monroe, J'uulu. Luke
Mary,
Longwoitd,
Attnmoi.t*
Springs and Forest City, constitute
the above district.
If-JflvSlfd, 1 promts* an hottest
I’ alitlcni Announcements
hiislhess-tlke a.lint nisi ration fras
fruni the usual meddlesomeness
1*011 STSl'h SENATOR
cinr-rn11) i-onneiied with Ibis of.
I hereby unntiJtH'e .is a eundtdat* flee.
to surerod myself as Senator from
O. V. HERNDON.
tho STth Keiutorial district com
posed of Hrmlnulit Ilrevurd CiiunFOIl I'llK t,i:iir.l,ATt'ltfB
ties subject to the Democratic
I hereby announce my candidacy
primary to be held June bill. !V2t. fo r the l.eglslalure (tlrnu p 1) s u b
If elected I promise to contlniu ject to the will of the votrrn of Hrin
to work for the beet Interest of th* Ioole ( ’iiuniv, in the primary to *»
district nnd I Invite you to my held on June t,
*
recurd on nucli Important legisla
m . xt. ixjnn.
tion us good roads, conservation of
our natural resources, reduction ot
stale taxes mid eduentlun. I auk
tbs support of nil lo/ul Democrats.
j. i. rA im isu .
Classified Ads regularly!
ROOM furnished apartment.
Private entrance. 21H French
2G— Miscellaneous For Sale
I.EFFLER AJ’ARTMENTS:
ished. 3 room and garage
tractive
summer rates. Applj
FINI > genuine* Kiddie
fit Gilbert MeGriff Fumi- Magnolia. Phono 2H0-W.
.0E. I’hurvh St. Orlando. FURNISHED
four rooms and
Lath. Downstairs, (.'lose in. 211
Igturcl. Phone 190-W.
fcUiny people have found
krtlij Classified Ads bring \parttnent for rent nt 317 Park
[malts, The cost is surAve. Phone 859—J,
i isiall.
Satisfy
your
U t Classified Ad. Phone ^mnll garage apartment. Call 261
lurvici*.
Modern
furnisht-ft
apartments.
lifhi Automobile Co.
inlia Ave.
Phone 137,
(Political Announcements)
SLEEP W E L L on a genuine
Boautyrcst
mattress.
Price
$39.00. Gilbert MeGriff Furniture
Co., 23 E. Church St., Orlando.
And Found
ii COWAN Co. Auto
and sheet metal works,
i Avenue. Phone 71G-W.
PAGE SEVEN
9— Instructions
l ACE Springs arc ab’ jusrstitecii to please,
firiff FurniUirc Co., 23 FURNISHED APARTM ENT with
bath and garage. $30 per month.
St., Orlando.
Mrs. A. K. Powi-i-s, 107 \V. Ninth
nr Library
N for glass** by Dr.
THE MORE YOU TELL: tho bet
Ofpcrite Court House.
tor results you'll got. An norugate roBcriptton of tlie qpgrtGranada Dry Ginger
ment you hnvo to rent will find
105. [’mmp: Dolivery.
a desirable tenant much quicker
ICLNT. Long's Puro Pork than a price and address. Phone
148 for an ad tuker.
l117 Mngtiollft Ave.
Doncm
or? ami Graham trucki,
id13th. Street. Phone 3.
FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1028
PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE:
Very liliernl terms willi sninll
down payment on business that h
established and paying. If you are
in the market for a profitable businesfl investigate this. BOX 1279,
Cure HERALD.
FOIl CLGItH CIRCril- COItllT
BOAT FOR SALE: 30 font bridge
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
fully equipped, sleeps six. Price
reasonable. P, (). Box 938.
I lirrehy nnnounea my candidacy
for tti* of firs
nr
clerk, of tbs
("Irrult Court, subject ta the action
<>r the votsis at the Juns Primary.
It
It. ill*Art.
K nit f O N STAItx,H
I wish to ammanee my ennd Idacy
.or the office of consiable. Dlstrlcl
Vo. (. Seminote t’ ounty. euliject tn
FLORENCE Oil cook stoves are tlie will of tlie v-itern la ilio Deinoahsolutrly guaranteed. Gilbert eratle ITlmuiy of June 5.
I . A. T A T K
MeGriff Furniture Co., Orlando,
TU
T ilt:
tillG H *
i im x t
1 I*" H K M IN O LN
».
I wt-.li in i*in,uuep that I am a
i-nodel.t- f i
.-li-etlon to the of
fice or > ..... . i '.tminlsslOBsr front
District No ?. mitijrct to the declnloo of l lie voters In the Demo,
rrntlc Primary to os held on Juns
:.lh.
A
D
ISIS
JOHN
MIUKCII.
Fun n i M r t n u : .
t wish to announce that I am n
•‘itni1ld.it*- tor the office of t'onat.ilde. I'lmrli-t No (. Hiiiilimle I'ounIV r i o i Ida, laid diet riot i-orn lirtnilig
I-Ie.iion p». .tlu-ts N‘ o ‘h I, I. .1 (. S,
to. It. Ir f U h J e i -t to the will of tintoters lii tlie Democratic Pr im ar y
to l.e held on June tth. A. I', t!*3*t
Y o u r Munnorl will lie atipceclated.
J. M. ( V I C ) V lt f K K I lY .
MARKER S ilt)!’
I d T i l l : V tlT K IIS OF S IU IIX O I.K
business, .lames
. COUNTY.
I v* Ivli to ii ii not. nre tlint 1 am a
Friglt'aire; Murphy steel kiteh- villa*.
ciindl-hitn fur re-election to ih« of(ten ot (.‘minty Commlaaluner (rum
,-n: Garage: excellent neigltbor*
Itiatrlct No. 1. subject t<> the datood: rent very reasonable. Pork SEMINOLE felt mavercsses, ut>clilun o' the voters tn (tie DemoKolutely guaranteed, $1H. (Jillieit
eratlc Primary to tie hold on June
Vpartments, No. 5. Phone 848—J.
t.th. A. D. 131*
MeGriff Furniture Co.. Orlando.
FOIl t'Ol’STY jriHtK
uoston
s t i : i: l k .
I hereby nnnounee niy candidacy
14— Rooms Without Board
(..r t t - of ( b e Of i'n unty Jud ge . f ,
F
o
i
l
J
I
'S
T
M
'
D
O
F
F
llA C K
27— Money To Loan
Si lntnole CoMnty, F l o r l i a v sul.Je. t
I l l s l l l l . T NO. F O I It
Speciul weekly rate*; ut Hanford's
to tlie a n i o n of tin. Domocratlct
li#*r**tjy anii’iun'f' nt\ imibHilary
home-like hotel. Her.iinnle Hotel. We solicit application for first i ' . r t v on Juno Mb, IVi'S. My cam furT JiiNiU*
uf i'ein’t* uf lh«frlit No.
pnlgii fur tills office I* tn tlie hands
Mortgage loans on the best type uf my (rlen.t-. throughout thlal I, hiitiJct'C to till* il.i'IMnn uf t tic*
vo|i*r« (h tj»*» I’HnncrMli’ I'rlnuuy
16— H ouses F o r R en t
of residences and Mercantile Duitd- county mid we solicit Iti* auppor to
!«*■ htfltl un June Nth. A. I'
slid t o t . " of the pentde
tn
th«
n ,w in Hm:ftau.
ings
in
Sanford
nt
nn
interest
rate
-..mliiK IVii ow tatl e 1’rlmnry elee
5 ROOMS nnd bath. Garage. Flor
r o n c o ^n t a h ij :
of
ft
pc.
nnd
up,
depending
on
the
tloll If tile people see fit to Idee
1 lt*«i i*li) a ttit’ Oitu ** iii\
al Heights, Phone "G-W.
me to tills of flee I will ilvaj-them f.ir th»* off I* c **t **i»nHtal*l*'. I'lMili’t
character of the loan, construction ail
efficient, e f f e . l l v c and economic
I.
r.tihjrrt Iu ilo* will uf ill** \oi.r-4
A TTR A C TIV E LY
furnished
G and location of buildings.
«1 B.lmlnlalralloii
- mi Junn f*.
H A M U K L A. II tVlI.KINHON.
COMPANY
n. K I N I .A W
room house, hot water and gar- G. S. HOAG *
ago. Rent clu-up. 1217 IV. 2nd St. 7 W. Church St., Orlando.
to T IIR VO TItna OF .B U IX O I.lt
C O I'ST Y .
I w lih t j nnn.itinc« that I am *
-MODERN f> rnam-bv-utut^cliitd* iti
Mangagc Loans
Phone H30-W. Call 2300 Mellott- m improved maldence and buMncyf ri',"'*
property.
villc Ave.
D.-m.i.-ratic primary to he I.--1.I u.-vt
.lull,-.
I Will
.tpprrclate ).>ur
Baldwin Mortgage Co.,
support.
Itespectfiilly yours.
ONE 4 and one ft room house. All
See our local Counsel,
modern improvements. Cor. 13th S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
foh
roN ivrAn t,K
and French. Phono 298. Enquire
yo u HUCHIFF
I wtah to announce thut I on) a
French Ave. Filling Station,
2!)— Permanent Wavinc
I liarcbr annour.c* iny candidacy eandldutu for the nfflee of Confor th* office uf Hherlff of Heinl^. s( uhln. Dlatrlet No. (. Hi.mlnna
Permanent Waving—lovely natur ole County subject to th* wltl of Coiiuty, Florida, said District coin*
th*
voter* at the Juno Primary.
prising Election I’rerln.-ts No's. 1.
al permanents ns low us $5.00
J F. M c C l . K I J . A N D
I, tl. Hi, 11 A 13. subject «o
509 First National Bank Bldg
the will of the voters III the Drino■rnllc I’rlruiiry to bu held on June
Phone 489.
Sth. A. D. UJ«.
Vuur autipurt Will he upprcclated
A. I>. f Aril") h m | T | |
dvetiHcmcnts
Political
Fllll C tirM f m iTIlIVTKVIHJNr
OF 1*101.11! I NHTIt FFTIIIN
1 wish (o announce my rundldncj
FOR K I'P K II I .N T m ilE N T OF
f.,r tl.e office of Superintendent o
1*1 m . l F I N D T H F F T I U N
lul.lle
Instruction of Kemlnol
I nm it catullditte fo r re-eterllmi I'.niiity, tul.Jrrl to Hie will of the
5 ROOM bungalow desirable tenIn the nffleu nf auperlntcndenl
voters In th« prlmur) June i Vnur
pul,lie
Instrurtlntl
fur
Hemlnnl.- support will lie apprccliilfd
iiants considered
more than
County, subje.-t to the Democratle
M A Y U K I.l.i : M A X W K I .I e
rental. Terms reasonable. W. A.
prim ary . Y our support wil l he u|)tireelal.
d.
Raynor, Silver latke._______ ■
T. \V. LAW TO N*.
T(1 T I I E VHTHII S O F HEUINOI.F.
(O tX TV
NICE FIVE ROOM bouse. 2412
f U’ 5 i >VR OI.I) WALLS
NEW W ALL PAINT
Pnlmetto Ave. Phono 3(14-W.
NEW AND BET^
FURTHER INFOR- TEN ROOM house desirable loca
tion. Suitable for rooming house
r Al.L PHONE 235-J
C. COLLEB, SAN- or two families. Located at 402
FOH a l l E H I F f
l nm a can d id al* fo r th* offlci
of Hherlff and will a p p r t e l M * aup
port In the Jun* Prim ary.
C
E. ML W A L K E I l
pon
Oak Ave. Apply \V. II. Long 117
Magnolia.
f o h J D rn rp o p rBAt r
I hereby announce my candidacy
for re-election to the office of
Jtisllre of the Peace. Dlatrlet No. (.
Having held this office for nearly
two jears until the district wa»
merged Into Hie Fourth District I
feel Justified In nskluK the voter*
for their support on my previous
a* Justice of the I’race and
Metal
shingles FIVE ACRE tract with residence record
pledge my best endeavors to alv*
* ••am tin and galvanised
nil
the
people * square deal with
on Ueardall Ave,, also twenty
* * James H. Cowan. Oak aero tract Palmer's 1 subdivision. justice to all and eirlct adherence
lo th* law*.
^ Third fit. Phone 111,
11 \V. LOVELL
Bargain, see
Nick Zcmovean.
jfcllAPH—repairing, piano
FARM BARGAIN: 7 1-2 acres on
•"* BlAjCKS—Irrigation
Cameron Avenue, 5 1-2 acres in
sad general cement work. high state of cultivation. Farm and
* Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- all equipment for $0750.00 on very
3rd and Elm.
liberal terms. Coldough Realty Co.
JjftOOFlNG:"The Roof Kv- 311 First National Bank Bldg.
^*y exjeits with1i T'yw rs ~2i~ A c f< a g r r or « ttir. ‘ * —
,
Sanford music store
« Shopp*. McLander Ar- 40 ACRES Muck Und for Sale.
Phone 83i.
The fiE. 1-4 of the NW. 1-4 of
f,P Wanted Male
W IL L TRADE: Money Making
Business for good car. Ford no*,
considered. Address Trade, Care
Th* H ertltl
I wish to announce that 1 nm
a candidate fo r the office of C o n
stable fo r
Justice uf III*
Pane*
District So.
1 ftamlnole
Count)
y a i l F ill A T I
J tlK .i:
Florida, aald Justice o f th* Peace
1 hereby announce my candidacy
District C om pri sin g
Itlecllon I’ re- for re-election
lu the office
of
clnts, .Noe I. *. J, J. 9. 10, I I , & 12. County J udge of H.-inliioli- County,
subject to the deCltidn uf the Dem Florida, subject to the will of the
ocratic Prim ary ta bo held on Juue Democratic
Voters
of
Hemlbole
Bth, A. D. i * : » .
Ci.unty. In the Democratic Primary
I w ill c.pproelat* Your s u p p o r t
election to be held Jilloi Mil DUS
l e h L i k lilt VAN.
JAH. (i. SI I A HON
FOR STATE IBSATOU.
To th* Democratic Voters uf Tho
J7th Senatorial District:-—
I herewith announce my candi
dacy for th* Democratic nomination
for State Senator from the STth
Senatorial District composed of
Hemlnnl* and IJrevsrd Counties nt
th* June tth primary and If nomin
ated and elected, Z assure uni. and
all ■ Democratl* administration..
Thanking on* and all for your
vote and Influenc*.
CHICAGO,
May J.— (IN S ) —
The greatest church union in the
history of the world, involving a
fourth of the people in the United
States, will be launched this
month, it has bwn announced
here.
The Presbyterian and Methodist
Episcopal churches w !1 attempt .»
merger both of members and of
property. The two churches, in all
their branches hnve 10,000,000 uetlvo members and 14,000.000 ltdherents, Includ ng Sunday School
members. '
Property involved in the giant
spiritual combine totals nearly a
lUTon dollars, in 35,030 churches
throughout the country, ns well as
schools, hospitals, philanthropic
enteriirises and other investments.
Millions of Mcmlicrs
In the northern branches of the
two chinches there nre 7.000,00U
act \\» members and til,000,000 mlhrrents; in the soutfieni branches
3,000,000 members ami 4,000,1)00
adherents.
Commissions in both churches
wtJLbc appointed immediately, :t
vns learn d. to investigate the
problems ci nnected with he pro
posed union.
Dur'ng the month the prnpamil
will conic be am* the general con
ference of the Methodist Kplscop.il
church nt Kansas City, anil the
general assembly of the Presbyter
ian Chiirch at Tulsn. Okla.
For the* first time in the history
of American religious histcry, ne*
mrding to local o ff cials of botl
ihurchcs,. tlie difficulties attendant
to a merger are not looked upon
os unsurmountnble.
Various attempts at such a un
ion have been mode before, but
minor disagreements on teaching
ips well us
property involved
lcckcd action.
.Property of the Methodist Epls
opal church is estimated in vnlur
i.t Jt55ft.GOO.OlKl in 25,000 c hlire her
The Presbyterian church has 10,
IKK)1churches valued ut $300,0110
Those tremendous valuation*
(■institute one of the most co tflfcli
inted prohlei.is t , he solved, *t we
understnod. la many romiiiun'.tics there are chuivhes of the tw.
denominations dose together, nm
the merger might me n elimi
nation of some of these dupt*.
rations in religious ser.ice.
Serious Problem
I).vision ot the
Protestant
cliurvhis, with resultant weaken
ing of all sects, has been a serious
problem in the minds of ecclesias
tical lendeis.
PolHUnl Announcement
The recent merger f Cnnndinr
churches, including the Congrega
FOIl T\X AKKKHHOIt
. ,1 lu'ii'h) aimoiihi*’ h» lh»* ptMi|»lr tionnl church and the two involvee
•if Hi-inliHiD*
<'utility
*»
I'lllHltllnll* fo r lux UNNi'HHnr Mllljrtt in the proposed American merger
In tlict ilri'lwtMfi uf
ill** vtili'r* In has l*oi-n successful, it wns |>ointe<
th«* Iit niuiTAlli' Prim al > tt»
Iirl'l
In Junr »*f lliiH yt’ttr. I huv»» llv%«U out. A similar plan is proposed ir
iu tintng*’ nrul Hi'mlnuli* *'*ii im i 1*h ibis country.
ftir I*) jritrn
I !m%««
i»*»
Completion of the unification
«*ounl> 1'nininlMlot.rr
»*n utul
»»fl
fur ti!
I 1*i»x*' ntnd«%fiiy llv- would lie made as quickly as pos*
i it w; mini ng * tm* L ti ml <*11 i *im ft nil
iind fanning I |»ru|iiMM» t 1**1 **\* r> slide, it was understood, after thi
differences
wen
fnx|ui>«r
rurr> l*i«
i»r«i|mril*»nut'' preliminary
xlinri* uf tnx•*•* l*y ili'wiiui th** |irn% ironed out.
(u-rt>
tu'int until)
Yuur
htuumrl
Most of these differences, how
W ill >M' El II]il l'!'Ill(•'«)i: :i k i i .iik k
ever, do not involve questions ol
tendings or dogma, but merely ad
just menu necessary
in such r
(Legit! Notices)
large combination.
Leaders of both chuivhes in Chi
cago district have expressed upproval of teiilut've plans which
are expected to mature into a
definite policy this month.
From other leaders in both
churches it wasJenrned that other
donom nations are expected to fol
low into the merger when it In
rcen to be successful.
The completed merger, accord
ing to those church lenders would
include more than half the per
sons in the United States, at
members and adherents.
Se a
t>
f n t r t IT
r o t IIT,
TWBNTVT i l l ft I)
Jt I I K I A I .
n itC IT T ,
h K t t i v n u : r o i n t v , f i .o i i i i i a .
IN ( l U M K H t .
T H H I.M A WKHIt.
vs
It Ii ‘I I A I! 11 W lilllt.
ihvorcc
» . l I.ltll OF Ft UI.IFA TItIN.
T ill:
H TATK UK
K l.t d t lD A :
To
III. hut .1 it t-lih
I'lopii
ulllilnvlt
TinvIiiK
been
imiile to the Hill of t’omplalnt here
in fit*.I Htiitllig .iiii*)iii; ..tlu’i Itilnes
|i.,t ii.iii pli.- . .if r. slib aee Is unii.iun That itft.r .ltlig.nl llnitilry
t v the ...... ....... ......
el.i- Inn* been
miul.li-' tn i l i s c v e r »nm* utlil states
II ns t*!i1 1lentilrIt i.s sin' tins b*-e»i
e. rialn ufl • i- illllgeut s.-a reh it nil in•I nt* >
That tf Vnn nre 11 i. -nGuit » f th.
S|ule nt I'l'.rlilu t*'ii hut*’ In-ell ul>s.-lil ft nm I lie I'l.llllll III Heinllnil.
»-.r (linn- lluiii s|»tv .lay s t.rlnr In
i he apidl>'«tl"n f**r servti-.- by pubII. nil..Ii
That I here Is nn p<-i.-.uli In tlie
Shite nf Flurl.ln servlei- u|».n whom
o f soli poena \v 1 11 htinI > . mi unit
Hint ynu
are nhuve
|h>- age
"f
tivent)-nne
yeais. Thut
>nu coll
cent y ours elf sn proeess enri mil bn
senI'|| Upon >nil.
r r is i» i t D i : u i : n , That >..u tn.prnr to tin* Hill nf (*.<iiipln!i>! nn **r
In fnl'e Itie (III *liiy nf Jllll'-. I^Jl.
mi in.i being n lute du> uf thi>. m u r l
ftini In rt.-fiiuif there.>f decree pm
cnnli-SMi will l.e i-alnreri iiguillsl
yi.ii ulnl the cause prneeeil esp erl".
Till* suit I* hrniiuhl tor illmree.
It Is fu rth er u n ifie d Hint Hits initire bn published once u week for
four ennsecllllve weeks prior to the
return day In Tim Hanford llerald.
a newspap er published In Seminole
t'nuniy.
w it n e s s mV hnnd nnd seal of III*
Circuit Cniirl. in nnd fo r Meuilnole
C o u n t), Flocldii. nt rtnnf.ird, F l o r i
da. this 3« day of April Iti2».
V. K. IHl|t(ll.AHH,
Clerk Circuit Court
In and
fur :.1rd
Judlclitl
Circuit,
Hemliiidr Cniilil)-, Florida.
‘ lty A. M. W K K K H .
,
Du out > Clerk.
Jones
nnd
Jones,
Solicitors . . fo r
Complainant
,
L
Discipline
St ern
BROTHERS CLAIM RECORD
SAVANNAH. Ga..
May 7 (IN R )—Venerable Master John L,
Travis and his brother, Robert J.
Travis. Alpha Lodge uf Perfec
tion, claim distinction as being the
only pair of brothers in the Utiit-
Chiropractic Specialist
I wish |n anaonac* .that I am a
camlldsl* fo r r*-«lectlon to th* o f
fice of County Commissioner frees
District No. 4 . subject to th* de
cision of th*. voter* In th* Demo
crat Ir Primary to b* held on June
Clh, A. D. IIM .
roU M IH H lU N E Il
nnilssliitier from i»istrlrt No. 6.
,jc. t to the decision of the Vol
in the Democratic Primary to
held on June Mh, A. D. lt'3*
M. K. I.ONO.
T.U.
ft y j i t s j *
COURT*.
Jtt. T. W11BELRR
Kvntlliole County. Ill Ills Office In
th * County Cuurthuusc In HemlnebFlorida.
wllhltt
t wel ve
I h»r*by announce mr randldscy Vnunty
for fwnslsbl* for i I . j fourth dis months from the dutr ticreof.
Dated
March
Hi.
A
D.
I»ta.
trict, subject' D> the vrlll of tho
MIIF. AL l b M A N N I N G .
‘•nlcra In tf.e Denioccntlc primary
K Xerulrlx nf tl.e
K s tu l* ot
of Juna I. . Your vote will ba apPa trick H u g h Mullir.re, D *
FOR
ro A a T A H I.H
(|m M
• ■
, tlL C 0 X .
,.,1 S’jites who are thirty-third de
gree Masons. A nolher feature of the T ru 'it
brot Iters claim to diotinclion is tho
fact thut the Venerable Mus»> r hr*!
the honor of present Robert Travi.
with 'the jewel for the thlrty-thir 1
-tlegro Masonry.
Business D irectory
FOH T A * rO LLKCTOII
I wish ta announc* that I am *
m-.didst* for r#-*l#ctlon
to
th*
o'flea of Tax Collector of H*mlnot* Countr. subject to th* action
of th* voter* In th* Democratic
Primary to h* held lo Jana.
FOOTT
-------WASHINGTON,
April 27.( IN S )—Voting men will not onl>
fight the next war but wilFtllreet
it tf aviation nsaUmos the military
preeminence predicted for itjMy ex
perts.
f k
Jt
For Army leaders declare that a
man is ton old for flying afte*'15j
years, and this would rrmdvi htdst8
military aviators between the ages
of 3$ and 39.
*Under the new separate promo
tion list bill before Congress It U
proposed to give the Secretary of
War the right to order army avia* .
tors Into retirement nfter 15 ytara.
The average age of commissioning
f flying officers is 24.'
Back New Plan
The nation's lending aviutors, in
cluding Col. Chnrles A. Lindbergh,
Major Herbert A. Dargue, LSeuts.
Lester J. Maitland and Albert 11 t *
•iiibcrgcr, are backing the nevlah to divorce army promotion*,
or the air ny-vic • from the rest of
the Army.
All declnre that military flying
i n "young man’a game," and d nan'I that the service- not only bo
■omposed of young fliers but run
>y tncm. 4 few years ago there
was little coccrn about the. future
if aviators because futnl crashes
mded the enreers of most o f them,
'tut improvement of airplanes has
'lettered, their changes for a long
Ife.
/
Major Dargue, who commanded
‘ he Army's around-South America
Tight explained to a congressional
lommlttco that before the war
here wns one aviation casulty for
•very 100 hours of flying. In the
raining camps during the war it
rose to one casualty for each 1,000
iour» of flying and now there is
id deanth for every 3.500 hours in
the air.
T iki Conservative
Fliers who hnve been in the air
for 15 years and rrnch the age of
15 become too conservative to
make good military aviators, the
\rmy experts say.
The Army must either keep them
m, discharge them without pay or
retire them. Th« present proposal
ia to permit their being ordered on
,‘-he retired.list with lhrec:cigb£ha
nnv nt n time when officers ‘ i f ;
other branches are just beginning;
to assume commands of import**,
snep.
V
This plan Is not only proposed,
for the American Army, but is al*.
ready in effect in Great Britain.*
Frnnee and Italy where tho same’
1* termination is shown to keep
nilitnry aviation predominantly tn
the hands of young men.
-Classified-
COUNTY* ASBCSHOIl OF
T U B !
1 wish to announc* to Ut* p*op1*
uf Hemlnnl* County that I am a
c a n d i d a t e for re-election to th* of
fice of Tax Assessor, subject to th*
decision of ttib voters la the Demo
c ra tic Primary to be held In Jun*
of this year
—
A. T A D QHAK.
F O Il
Lindbergh And Others Back
Scheme To Have Promotio i
In Air Service Separate!
From Regular ArmyCharg-
Stem discipline of the sea was
meted to a bosun of the Common
wealth Line vessel Morvton Hay
when it dockisl at the harbor nt
Sydney, Australia, leeetuly. At .t
strika meeting of the Seamen*.
Union Uu- n M tT T ^ x -rh n i^ w itlii^ j^ ^ h iiL ^ it u i^
the backing of United States Anf*
bassudor to England A IttnsOir
Bigelow Houghton in their contert
work there.
**:
Ambassador Houg’.iton recently
sent word through Sm^tor Iln“ris, of Georgia to the Glee t;l” b,
Vihut the Ambassador will give hi*
hearty co-operation to te club ft*
it tours England for the sccotiJ
time.
FOIl COL'KTt rOMVfiaxlOXEIl
lii announcing my candidacy for
rummlsalonrr of the 3rd District uf
Seminole Fount)'. I hereby pledge
myself to an absolute!) Impartial
oil.-Mton to the welfare of the dis
UattericB
trict nn n whole. Should I he liomtmited nnd electrd thrre will lie no
roads built fur private hcm-fll of
any ou* man. I will "sre that us far
ns It la In my notcer •Hint the tax (HKAl.)
•
W . nofl K RT H .
pan,
i.watlitg a thorough
i lie taxable properly of Hie Countjf.
O I 'I I T O F C O U N T Y
Jl!DISK,
THE LONC-UFE BATTEfi
The t'oulitv'e hlielnevs should be as INH KOM
FIIH FOUNTY I ’OMMIgNIUNKII
I N O U : C O U N T Y . H T A T K OF
To The Votsra of Henilnolu County: economically run as a private bus
FLO R ID A.
Hoff-Hoc Battery Co,
I wish In announc* that I am a iness The (aipu)crs who furnish IN H U E H T A T K O F
PA TR IC K
candidate fo r th* office o f County the rnouey to run the Fount)' should
• 117 East 2nd. Street.
11PH 11 W U L M A l l K . ' Deceased.
Commissioner from P l s t r l r r S<>. 2 t>* taken Into tlie confidence of the To all creditors, legntrcs. dletrlh.
subject tn tho Democratic Pr im ar y llosrd of County Commissioners snd
utecs, nml all
persohs
huvlng
A w n in g s
to l.c held on Jdne tth. A: D. I9{». kepi Informed ns to what ts coin*
claims or di-mitud* against said
i have lived and paid taxes In Or- on In their dclltierptIons. I have
estate;
nnue and Kaiulflple Counties since liven a restdutit uf Hcmltmlc Founty
You. nnd rneb uf you, nra hcreh) SEMINOLE
AW NING
SHOP,
I STS and I have always been a Dem end Orange County before Hemlnolv notified ami required
prcacnl Awnings, Window nIiuJcs. TurpuuFounty wft* cut off fr*.m (iranKc any claims sttil dAinamls lowhich
ocrat.
'- *
you
Founty, fur S«) >•**•. nml n (nx- or either of you, may have ugalnst litis. Anything of Canvas. 30U Eadt
D. II, C. RAHUN.
Haufurd. payer all the time, iluke your vole the eatate
of
PA TR IC K
IIU llll
nn Investment tnnt will l.ring you
2nd. Street. Phut-c 11.
l't.H A ltK . decease,j, late nf Hcrndividends. Your yot* for m* will b* M
Inuls
County.
Florida.
(O
the
lion.
t o T iiN v o r c j i a * r
in ito u
appreciated June the Mh
Jaw. n. Hhur.it) F o un t)’ J ui I ko of
FOIt
W IL L TRADE Cadillac Roadster
for • pair of mules. L, EWhlto, P. O, Ilo* 791, Sanford.
ra x iT A B in
I wish to ntiimunre m*a« If nr u
• nndldnte for the suite legislature
In g rou p S, Hi rnlnole County, suti.
je.l to
the
Democratic
Primary
Jon.. .'. A. D , l i : » . nnd will abide
lii r e a u l t H of sainr. I cordially »>dl.lt your support.
Plan To Merge Methodist
And Presbyterian Church
Organizations Suggested
h e m s t it c h in g
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Sold— RenU-d— Exchanged
Easy Payments
I )» ;i Cleaning
S A N ITA R Y STEXHTFHESKERT.'
Odorlesa Dry Cleaning. Phon*
068. 114 N. Park.
Paints and Wall Paper
SUN PROOF PAIN TS
Water Bpar Vnmishea aad Ena*
ntcls.
Velumina
Flat
Wall
Paints. Pcrxian clay Jesao. plaxtico
moulding flay and Plaque*. San
ford Paint & Wall Papfr Co. G. U.
Stunt t, Propr. 112 W. First St.
Furniture
SPENCER TOP 'SHOP. - Curtains
Cushiuns and Scut Coverings. WE UUY or trad* in used fund
West Third Street.
lute. Wagner Furniture Co.
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The Sanford Herald, May 10, 1928
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 10, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 10, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald