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Chinese POLITICAL J
i Big Crowd Overflows Town’s
Community Building To See
Thirty Odd Candidates In
Race For County Positions
Preparing
N U MBER 20fl
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COOUDfiE WINS Hoover Admits H i
FIGHT TO LIMIT D efeat In Indian
TAXREDUCTION Race W ith W atso
Rnumanin stood victorious today
in the firs t te st of stren g th with
the l ’ensant P arty which tried to
Insurgents Rally To Aid Of
force the cabinet’s resignation. Ad
Administration And Dofout
vances from Bucharest said the
Democrats Effort To Force:
Larger Increase In Slice,
American Golfers
Continue To Lead
Preparing r o r t,on-i
inuing Hostilities SANDWICH, May 9. (INS) Pearman And Hagan
— America’s big five of, its in
Clash In Speeches
vading golf team shot the legs
out from under the early fin
ishers in the first round of the
B ritish Open Golf Champion
ship today, Bill Mehlhorn shoot
ing a .15*86-71, Gene ijnrnzen n
85-87-72, and W alter Hagen *n
88-37-75. Mehlhorn and Sarnzen
thus placed themselves one-two
in the early going with Hagen
hovering in the first five. Abe
Mitchell, one of England's main
dependencies, shot a 78 while
the Americans were tirin g their
competitive Hotnnn candles.
Member Audit Bureau O f Circulations
LOKIDAVWEDNESDAY MAY 9, 1928
O B < %{
p a r e T o SEEKERS TALK
is t Japs AT LAKE MARY,
ittle Continues
{tween 2 Armies
quit*
Democrats Still
Have Opportunity
Amusement Tax Is Lifted To
Exempt .All Tickets Below,
$3; Minority Asks Repeal,
Candidates Deliver Charges
And Counter-ChargesAlHiul
Opponents In JunePrimurv
Candidate Nabbed
For Getting: Drunk
KOKOMO, Ind» May 9.—
(IN S )—This city was •‘shocked”
today over th e a rre st of Olln RHolt, prom inent . attorney nnd
candidate in yesterday's p ri
m ary election for the Democrat
ic nomination for governor. He
was* charged with “ public in
toxication.” Holt was endorsed
ns nn outstanding dry by the
local W. C. T. U. recently, and
l)r. E. S. Shum aker, superinten
dent of the Indiana Anti-Saloon
lengde. Ho w as arrested in an
alley la st n ight where, according
to pollen- he wns staggering
an ju n d "blind drunk.”
WASHINGTON,
May
9.— |
(IN S )—The adm inistration ftp-1
pc a red well on its wo y today to a i
smashing vistory in tho senate in
it;-, fight to place a ,,$2011,000,000
limit on tax reduction.
I development- in tho Chin■situation, rnnkin.tr in ira"On the first three test* Votes,
tho ingurgcilt group rallictM o-thtf,
tontp above the outbreak
adm inistration's defetuo nnd heat
f&rfaro between the Jnpdown Dcnwcrntlc proposals for
# and the Chinese Nag reater tnx reduction; The m argin
ylists. took place at Pekwas close on all three votes, but
I today when Marshal
-the adm inistration won and there
in* Tso Lin. dictator of
were many indication* it would
continue to win throughout tire
i Pekimr government ami
tax fight in tho senate.
gralissinto of the NorthR E R U N , May
Tho surtax rates, bone of con|ins{f*, issued a manifesto nnHrntinnu’s government in
-tvntiotr-^hetwcrn
th e- -two mitjor
p^fCftMOiou- uL.. hostiUU®3
pnrlica wero to he considered today
put tlu* South.
with prospects of a vote before
[iniml Clinng naked tho t ’liin- Bankers. Pastor, Lawyer And
nightfall. Both the adm inistration
Chamber
OfCommorcellend
[woplc to unite to save the
nnd Democratic plans call for a
Appeal To ProperlyOwners
fc This is the firs t move to$25,000,000 slash but t.he plnns rlif.
To
Pay
1927
Assessments
U n union of tho w arring fnofor In extending the relie*. Tlic
WASHINGTON. May 9.— (IN S)
r»ii,ce lioslllltles between the
Democrats proposed n g reater re _Secretary of Commerce H erbert
An
appeal
to
tile
Sanford
c
it
b egd tin* N orth - split the
duction in surtaxes on the brack
L c nation several years age. izens to pay their taxes this year
ets between $12 000 nnd $52,000 Hoover told the Senate’s presi
nnd obtain a reduction in millagc
while the Republicans would grant dential enmpnign committee to
0 Mav 1».— (IN K )—'The next year was mndc by five speak
B ijr Barbecue Planned With Measure For Development Of greater relic
brackets day th at he personally has spent
Entire Project By, Federal
r war office is making
All Day Speech Making By
ers
at
a
Chamber
of
Commerce
above
$52,000.
nothing in his race for the Re
Concern Introduced; Action
tinr.s for the mobilization
Aspiruntu To O ffices In
There wns a possibility the in publican nomination. IIo was ask
Majrfie
Taken
B
foreNijiht
m “shock” troops for ser- “C ltzenship” meeting n t tin* City
Democratic June Election
surgents m ight break away from ed to tell about his expenditures
(’hiria, it was learned to- Hall Auditorium Inst night. ApWASHINGTON, May i).— (IN S) the adm inistration on this lone nnd the "scope of his campaign.”
200
persons
attended
The meern of nil candidate* to
l
,
. . . .
proxlnintcly
item, because their votes would
“On the expenditure side, I hnvi
H i n s taken to indicate that
morrow
is the all day speaking and — A f . ini drive for lefein. t.ve act not change the am ount of reduc had no persona! expenditures with
t mri-nment n n tic i||'te s that thlB ,m'L,ln{f'
p
n ,
I nlusi ion
China will not be ! 1 he speakers were Dr C J
barbecue which will be held at ion to develop the en tire $100,000,- tion. If th ry do join the minority, the exception perhaps of telephone
£,| hy the Tsinan incident. | Brownlee,
pastor of the firs t
Chuluotn and reporta indicate a 000 Y uhcIo Shoals liydro-dectrle it would give the Democrats prob
__ _
____ _ , Indian*
Ikh hii< i* “lilted in u virtual l Presbyterian Church: Linton h.
p j? <1 .an d nitrtUo project was ably th eir only im portant victory
m anager of Hoover’* candidacy fo r
nig
crowd
of
citizens
will
gather
of wiii lietwren Japan ami j Allen, president of ‘ the Sanford
the tax row.
tho Republican nomination today
to hear them voice th eir claim for latfiii!1.’ ’. in th e’ House today »>>- |i| Corporation
{ Kati nnli-t
Chinese army, unAtlantic National lliink; H. F
taxes nlso promised pnign.
; refused to concede th a t S en ato r
the
‘m
ilitary
nffnirs
committee
I the leadership of General ; w h itn er, cashier of the First Natile respective offices they seek.
to be a subject of considerable de.
Showing open resentm ent at tho B a ts o n hnd defeated Hoover In
K*ng hai Slick.
tional Hank; Fred R. Wilson, local
Elaborate arrangem ents have with prospect of a decision before bate. The Democrats proposed a trend of his exam ination, Hoovor th(J eiection.
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It «•“ also learned today that nttorney> IU1(1 s . o . Shinholser,
* ’
,
reduction from, 13 1 2 to 1) 1-2 per came close to defying
licen made for tin* entertainm ent night.
the Senate
o-j-^0 rt.tum * from a num ber o t
i s-Mitioiml divisions of J:ip:»n j,rM j,jpnl „f t |lP Chamber of ConiHop. Morin (ID of \'apn»-, cent while th e Republican* limited committco whily tcatlfylng
about | j 00ver stronghold* are very lnnf the citizens who will attend this
( troops are ready to embark mcrcc>
cliuirman
of the committee, was the slash to 12 1-2 per cent. If .the his race.
, complete and Hoover 1* only a lit*
meeting. Large quantities nf barrOina at a m om ents-notice.
^ picture of returning prosper•'.7at*on a t p re * e n t^
insurgents follow .the path tnUc."V lIo-nt*4.nted the com m U teoa act- t ,c
lleanvvhile a sanguinary battle ^ was p,-c>ac>iit<-d by Mr. Allen and
beeped m eats are being prepared,1 prepared to call op- U iu-r^yvittenon the flint three tost votes, they ion in questioning him about un- p oem ngOP t a |d.
ii bo n raging alm ost contiousiy Mr w hitm sr. Bank deposits, ocand it is rnid there will he more 1] Norris bill, providing for n gove.m- will support the adm inistration.
friendly cam paign reports nnd
United State* Senator A rth u r B,
Tin^ Ik, Inst 2’ hour* fit Tsinan. l.linj nK
their figures hay)s>rench- 1
than enough to cal for every one moot corporation to make fertili* I . The insurgent theory behind constantly evidenced traces of an- Rob| n#on th i, m orning wa* runK*Is are lacking but it is known ^
n,.w
in the historv
^zer nod sell electric power.
,
who attend*.
their votes In the tax battle was | gcr und tem per, n o twice refused ning tw0 to on0 over ^ha to ta l
»i the fighting has ren-tied f f (hn ( ^ y „0 fa r „s local indiv dL. C. Reboot will preside a t the
Despite the wido-spread demon! to force early lefunding of the to reveal the name of n sen ato r yot((
b i, two opponent*, At*
trmne proportion*. No reports ^
Br,. concerned. Mr. Whitm eeting In the absence of R. J- j for u solution of the 10 year old world w ar debt through use of I with whom he tnlked about h it torney General A rth u r L. GHUom
[(*.>uidtic“ have been received.
|UT repo,.to,| over $1,000,000 doHolly who has been called to | problem, the Dill faced strong op- treasury surpluses. If taxes are West Virginia campaign, but e»- Q()J fornH>r Judge Solon J. C arter,
The .I;-| UIK se commander issued piwitc|, jn RUVing» ac'counts ill Die
pponents of govern* slashed, the insurgents maintained, ■caiwd being In contompt of tho anj p roabbiy w ai M, u rcd of n>>
Washington. Mr. Helmut s a il the position from opponents
KJit'M 'Uim ileniandini! th a t tho
Sathnuil Hank atmw. Ih»speaking would begin at
'cn imuit ownership and backers of tho w ar debts will be suddlcd on committc,v by saying he would try nomjnation.
ksmalisK evaculnte the Ts nan
a n . $2,01111,0(10 more thun
o’clock in the morning ami contin private leading bills.
A lbert Stum p wa* lead’ng WaJfuture g e n e r a t i o n s . The adm inis to furnish the inform ation Inter.
*a snd that the officers re i|„.v were last winter, he said.
ue until tw elve-thirty when the
Tho situation was fu rth er coni- tration opposed tlie larger slash
The secretary ’* uttitudo w m in tcr Myert> h |, nen reit opponenl
►nsibl,* for the hostilities
n
Seminole County wns called flic
barbecue d u lle r will be served. plicuted by protests from some in corporation nnd other taxes on sharp contrast to tlpit shown liy mor0 tban lWo to one fo r the
fc:h Japanese were killed be |n<)Fl sll|)stantinl r unity in the
Speaking will lie resumed im Tennessee members th at the com- the ground the treasury will incur
fc{hril.
state by many of I tie bankers at the
mediately following tile barbecue. m ilieu's plan* for llie development a deficit in 1929. due to additional
T>u- Ch no* i* ignored Hu* nil'- ,^a t|. convention m Tainpn recentMr. Reboot said th at candidates of power on the Clinch River in expenditures necessitated by flood
)ntlv ouinumbereO, launched a
(. ^ ||,.n t„|,| t |„. aud ence. He
| for the various state offices will vaded rights of the state.
relief, und other new legislation.
kfjni. Tin- Japanese.” eithoueb
t ,H. fin,,lu.j„| .oiidit'loii of the
speak at the morning session nnd
Sponsors of the measure hnvo The Democrats took a directly op.
tt»r offensive and fierce figlil
,.j(y WUH reflected in the million
those run in c for county o ffe rs in charged that influence of the positc position, m aintaining th a t if
it foil-wod, it is reported.
(Continued on png** 4)
“ Power T ru st” lias been exercised
the present generation is paying
Lit* r Ch nese troop* fru strated i
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ag a in st 1110 m easure beeguso it
-morning- h ad th e n u f asary major*—
Bert* to reinforce the Japanese j _
,
D n n n i t f l mailsr.
l-hml ns -it in an -aB-day— of*
ity in tho prim ary struggle.
formed. Mr. Vaughan *u
1 Imvu more
Tho stren g th of Frederick Lan
Bf Tsinuu-Tsig-Tno
railway 1
minutes in
dis, L nganiport editor, wa* th«
p? at I’inchui.
biggoat surpriso of the gubernaIll i* believed »hnt
foreigner*,
torla! contest. He was running
pludmg a number of Americans,
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Muy 9.— second only to S ecretary of Stata
DRINK COMBINE RKI'OBTED
pting I-, T aing'T an aboard a
(IN S )—W alter Moore, supporto$ Frederick E. Schortcm eir, th a o r
Wwial trn ’n provided by the Jnpof Governor A1 Smith for tho ganization man, w ith ThotpM H*
NEW YORK, May 0 .—(IN S) —
jBtti, pasM-d tlita point before the May 9 .—(IN S )—Lieut. Royal ' ■
Democratic presidential nomina Adamif, crusading Vlncennea pubReports were current in banking
[ink* were blown up.
Thomas, U. S. Army Reserve, und
tion, swung into the Irod today llshor, third.
circles toduy th at u big consolida
It b reported th at propaganda Vaughan Weatherly un engineer
over his opponent, W att Brown,
tion of soft drink m anufacturing
Heavy early return* from tha
kring the Northerns to unite with employed by* the Wright Aeronau
for Democratic national commit urban dlsUicta gava Hoovar a
concerns is in tho making. The
L Ni.t onalists against the Jap- tical Corporation of Paterson, N.
tee, returns from 21 counties in com fortable lead ovep Watson,
plans, it is su'd, cull for the inelg
pc,i* i* l,ring dissem inated. This J .t were killed toduy* when the B el-1
Alabama’s prim ary election show b u t shortly a fte r m idnight th a
iug of the Coca-Cola Company* und
propaganda, it is feared, w-;ll Innca Monoplane, the Reliance, in
ed
today.
Canadu Dry Ginger Ale Inc. Later,
S enator’s stren g th in tho rural
kifhirn
Chinese
resentm ent which Thomas recently set un ofAnother Smith supporter, Mayr precinct* began to be heard from
according to the reports ill Wall
pcs'-n-t the beleaguered Jap* and ficiul solo record for endurunce
first ‘by a tie vote or -m m
un.. or Wiliam A. G unther of Mont sending him into the lead. Hoover
S treet, the Liquid C arbon's Com
fcrthrr ai, 'r:ivute tile situation.
gomery, climbed into fo u rth place sw ept tiro Industrial d istrict o t
flying, crashed to the ground* of
luter by u vote of 99 to 12.
pany will be brought into the confor one of the four delcgotos-at- N orthern Indiana, b u t was halted
the Terhoro golf club near here.
Eyewitnesses to the accident
PROBE FLORIDA W
RECK largn postil, replacing T. S. Faulk, a* he reached th a ag_ ricu ltu ral
nn anti-Sm ith man.
uuid the Reliance, which had beer
plains of C entral and Southern In
A. H. Carmichael, Borden B urr diana.
making speed tests from Terboru
WASHINGTON, May lb— (IN S)
airport, was flying low nnd seem
—Excessive speed on a curve nnd H arry M. Ayros were in th*
Hoover apparently has carried
ed to turn sideways several times,
caused tho derailm ent of a passun- lead for threo other dclcgat«s-at- tho following counties; Allen, E lk
They are considered nntl- h art, G rant, Howard, H untington,
ns though in u barrel roll, anil
gor train on the Florida E a * t,la r|
plunged to earth—striking lie*
*
>
Coast Railroad near Tltusvillo, | Smith.
Lake. L aPorte, S t. Joseph, W ayne,
ground tail first.
Fla., on Marcli Id, causing tho
and Wabash.
..
The U nited S tates exportod to
The wings and fuselage of the
SACRAMENTO. Cal., May 9.— death of four persons_____
and tho in
Senator W atson waa leading
NEW YORK, May 9.— (IN M —
plum* were reduced to o i u u n s of
according
to
the
ju
ry
of
14
others,
i—
—
—
<
_
.
- F a r E ast last .year - .products safely in the following counties:
(IN S )—To combat the attack on
Torpedoes
today
began*
exploding
wrcckngc. The propeller wu* brok
findings made public today by tha 1 having three tim es tho value
Carroll, p lay , Davies, D ecatur,.
all down the divorce battlefront C alifornia’s “not guilty by reason In terstate Commerce Commission. | those shipped 48 years sgo.
en into several piece* und the mo
Fulton, Hamilton, Hancock, Hen
tor plowed u long furrow hi the
upon which ure aligned the veteran of insanity" stutue launched by a t
dricks, Henry, Jeffereon, I a w *
ground.
ronce. M arshall, Miami. Monroe,
of the courtsi, “ Peaches” Hecnan torneys for William Edward IllckMorgan, P arke, P erry . Poeef, PulBrowning, tine bewitching, weal- nmn before tho state supremo
court, Major W aller K. Tulier,
oskl Putnam ,
Randolph, Rush,
thy Mrs. Kutheriuc Allen, and E d president of the California crimo
Sbelby, S tarke, Tippecanoe, Van
g a r F. Allen, theatrical booking commission, today began preparederburgh, Vermillion, W hite and
agent.
tloh of n brief which he will pres
W hitley.
•
In answer to the divorce suit en t to the high tribunal within the
Although. Frank C. Dailey, p:
CURTISS FIELD, N, Y
regim ent in tho regim ent's arm ory. ccutor of T rum an H. Nowbertjr,
Mrs. Allen has begun ag ain st him,
'
“
eau squad surprised u bsndit in nam ing “ Peaches” co-respondent, next teiW aysi---------------- ;
f- CHICAGO. M ar 9:— (IN S )—An
M ayor Tullpr, bond of the move plane Bremen left hero a t 10:l)U . Tho sta rt this tnornlug w as to was fa r In the Democratic roc*
unidentified highwayman was shot the act of holding up *l man under Allen, tKrough counsel, announced m ent which resulted in enactm ent o’clock, E astern Daylight Time, be made at nino o'clock. .While en* for governor, he had not estab
and killed early today in a gun bat u south-sldo elevated structure, he would bring a counter uction
this m orning in the monoplane, route, from Philadelphia to Chicago lished a m ajority. N ext In ordnr. * •
tlo with police. He was the third Cornered, the bandit opened fire, within a day or so. And from I'bR’
F-13, sister ship of the Bremen, tomorrow, the flyers will atop one wore John K« Frederick, Kokomo
bandit to be slain here during the hut was killed in the exchange of adelphia where she is appearing in
for Philadelphia on the firs t leg hour In Cleveland. On Sunday they steel m anufacturer, ami E arl Ifvaudeville,
"Peaches”
declared
she
past 24 hours.
’
of th eir scheduled good will tour will hop from Chicago to M ilwau Craw ford, Indiana fa rm bureau jj
Khots. Ho wns partly identified a*
Two were killed by officers of L. E. Zimmerman, 28.
was ready to sue Mr*. Allen for
. 'J
of tho United S tates and Canadu. kee, and thcncc to St. Louis, De* federation official.
tro
it,
Boston,
M
ontreal,
Quebec
the law; the third was “taken for
slander.
They
will
fly
to
Chicago
from
There were not m arks of ident
BIRMINGHAM, AUu, M ay 9 .
a ride” by underworld friend* ification found on the street ta r
“ Hpr suit accuses Mr. Allen and
Philadelphia tomorrow.
. and New York.
— (ItfS )—O scar A.
L 'ndbergh, ;
myself o f misconduct ut divers
whom be is believed to have d«u
Tho official reception in Chicago,
cousin
of
Cot
C
harles
Lindbergh, ■
DELRAY—Six-foot
strip
to
ba
tim
e
from
April
1.
1927.
to
the
will not take pl&dc until S aturday.
blecrossed. '
,
ih ._
vict m wns shot down
same date thla year,’! she said
On th a t day a big civic parade will added to road being built by state tho fam ous avistor, coded 22nd
a field of 8* far a place on th o ,
over the telephone. “The firs t
Ut hold. Tho flyors will to u r th* between Boynton and th is place.
board of wvanuo of Jeoferson j l
tim e I ever met Mr, Allan was oar.
principal cities In th is country
ly in F ebruary this year. So fa r as
und Canada for two weeks. L ast ’ FORT MYERS—Loo County County in the Alabama primary , >
yesterday,
l know, ha and I never were In
evening in New York C ity the avi. highways to be beautified. .
Chicago on the same date."
]y Technical Form
)f peace StandsBetween Two Nations
CANDIDATES WILL [EFFORT TO P A S S
STAGE CHLLUOTA MUSCLE S H O A L S
RALLY THURSDAY B H 1 IS LAUNCHED
S m i t h Supporters
Lead In Alabama
Primary E l e c t i o n
Peaches Browning
Named In Divorce
Suit In New York Hickman In J a i l
Unidentified Highwayman Killed By
Chicago Cops In Early Morning Fight
Bremen Fliers Leave New York For
Philadelphia On First Lap! Of Tour
�/ I
i*A(;r; six
T llIC S A N F O R D IIK H A M V S A N P O H D . F T .O n m A , T tT K S B A Y .^ r A Y 8 , 1 9 2 g
-’TT-
f rut time. June 1*.
I
trances i« the grim y lettering, bought out Sam. they stopped
Tht building. ent'cud by D" I awl •
"Fretj Show U pstairs.” The p ur spenkinj: nnd Sam opened a sa University, in l'» stories hrg!\. Six
pose of lid* was to luro tliose too loon across the street.
additional flcuts ln trr may l>e oddtimid to en ter the dance hall told
Friends told how Sam and I.ou
saloon on the ground floor. Once often looked wistfully across the ed nccorlinjr t<> the pi »iuent. the C j i y c
NEW VOItK, May K tlN S i—
(T O V
Me
up* tail*, howtfver, they fottnd street at each other hut nei’.her Vcty
iflj
The ClniTaiiit Indians, the ►trongVery Rev. Thoma> F. Levan, C.
themselves hemmed, in hy in g rat would br.'njr himself to spclfl;. It
c*t v.vilcrn •••am in the Artierirnn
iating girl* who drew .hem to w a s'n o t long licforc Lou died. An M.The structure, cost’ng $•'*,000,000
TAVAKES, May 7 _ (S.
League, iiJ undergo their fir*l
b
o
y
*
where
true
enough,
they
,j,|
nvKTa
woman
who
frequented
i
...............
.
.
|tffoptj.
Governor
John \V. Martin
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A
•
.
could see the show “ free.*’ Hut the the street was superstitious.
Aswar.financed throURh
tin n i o i u a three day campaign
real tent of tMo fiiison today w hen
Leer put down on the table sails soon ns I.mi died she went about
the l»e Paul F.ducntion;.! Aid County before a court
they begin n fnur-gntne reric-. SAN FRANCISCO, Mry 7. A«> the gaudy decorative scheme of the;
- .1 T- was $1 a bottle, and one the* street wailintr *
'
Soefetv.
here this m orning with a~
with the lenirtieli*.iding Yankei < curioux p'erMin.n who knew the Par- ntd Timlin,
trlaric* nt the hrnky bdunccr rparb* #■ uI / niV gone and he’s a-enlling
Trusfecs of this corporation in* reply to charges containd]
A Cellar Cafe
here. A'though they committed .• bury Coast in it* heyday - till may
it mure advisable to pay than to Sam."
t
elude George K. llrennr.n, political cut speeches of his eppon«|
Shm .ly a fte r Lou’s death, Sam | P.„|t.r . j| p Kelly. Stnt" Street race for 'U nited States
Kfn w
by
a | sot* landm ark, hy b ro ilin g through .
Midway, a cellar cafe which argue.
p u n c t*» the* Kill Sox. tnt Indians If
•
,
n:W throe to lour hundred patrons
1,!“ 'l"nr'* Goor of (hi* second died ton. although he had boon to . *
‘ ' *tor,. WrasI; Francis X.
Jle enme here front
are the only ivrMcni outfit f , get ' m ,r"-' K lr,tl* ,K*ltc r £ " ,w” •" " " a n d nlwny • ........
is heavily pad- H.opidromoc was the pri.le of all physical appearances in good J J h* f
. r(ir,)(inltit,n counsel
*
i ., p.,., 1*- where last night the govd
hettcr than an even break during earlier day as ‘‘Terrific street. ^ locked and dust begrimed, b u t’ever th- *<n t. Peering through the health when J.oti passed on.
T hat’s only one of th e treasure- " n'* dean emerit i ot
•
' dressed the largest jiolitic]
Pacific at reel In Id most of the hopeful of n b etter day, for only *lit of the pndloched swinging
ear.- house of stories the old llaihnry *allege of L n « , r . . . w ' ••
i«*me thnt city lias known i
dance hall-, Million < and " th ra lic s recently n new “ F or R ent’' sign d" i* '-nd r>u^t a pa-tebonril
, they trimmed Ibiston, I to 2.
' facturer,**’ and Heal ^Willie.m F. Interest in th e oxcrutiv,’]
w n, talked on iJ e door.
,n" lettered “ n m n " Soup"
this told.,
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t
Yankees,
flushid
by
four
of
varip
b-,"
othcrwiM'.hnttky-tonkK.
The
Clnike, of the univers ty's law to Tram m ell nnd in his did
•* *vri' ‘" have gone
straig h t victories over the Chicago I • •no of the numerous “ Clack t 'a l A TheK* are two hip,.odromea.’ dance .he way f,oor
Bchool.
of most inatcmul
..
evidence alleging petty
White Siix, apparent!) are n» un criloiceis 'th a t opened mid elosed hnllt and theaters of varieties. The in the ag(*-idd battle against time
Att.inicy Husch also is a trustee the p a rt of th e srtmtor’r ’
original
llipiiodroniu
is
on
the
south
tlie moon .stood
I eatuhle oil their home lot to. they with tin* ehiinye
of the university proper, lie bonsts nnd under secretary at \V»J
Rusted Elect fir Signs
•
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were last year. •
.
Jh n t he is the only non-Cfltholic wns keen. The governor wj|
at Kenine.v mid Jackson H trerts. It »id" of Jackson street. It has n
lo
front
of
one
particulnrly
dir'.y
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C'.nnie Mack'i* A thletic', who is now a | lumhintr and electrical deep lobby, once brilliantly ilium- building the rusted fram e of '.an ' U i i i V
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TY I L is J holding such r.n of Lee in e. Cat bo- in Leesburg tonight.
lie educational .institution in the
mr.de a e’ean sweep a(rhirist I »«•- shop ,, thooyli the muniuc*e which Jnn'.ed. Alluring niide-i in plaster
Un tcd'S tatcs.
tra it, today hei'iu a . eries with cast its In-neon out over ihe^Jiu- '*f rm i ■ d in g to the vynlls of the
O flicer KUIs.N.-grn
' ''hy. civ* being that of the hiring
High Speed Elevators
S t; l.ouis wliicii should furnish the mnn junyle till remain:!. Hireet- Fan And dancing nymph.
They
Out of deference or memory,
Pc Paul's professional depart*
MIDDLETOWN. Ohio.,
lowdown on the real strenfttli of ly n c n ii the street war. another m.-ye u i though crneki d, crumbt opti body has removed the elec* Firs I ( ’l.'tsses Will Convene ments,t including
...
. .the
. Colleges of — (IN S )—George McCulJ
eellnr infe, now u hilliaid ‘‘parlor**
.lin - noil mis ii | in spots. Ahnvt M
Sanford* O lery l ed- diuppcl tin* Frowns. The Ilrowns lo iked fVi iptenli d hy Filipinos,
ii n th at used to Jierald Tim
In H i-S lo ry S t r u c t u r e Notv lmw and Com aerce and pre-legal negro who wns slu t ami
like the real JWeCoy yesterday i:i
their f i r s t ‘home cm :•■ with Fort
r,.... noivibiVK !•
i'* >’ l,ln!' f,’«* «»f tm ri* M ifirntli’i plnre. ThU was a renJackson
In
N
e a r in g
C o m p le tio n
11 y school, will occupy the t pper four wounded by police SnturdaJ
alnnnuintr three Wnshirurt.in }et< h
Vi,* ",,f*" l"'M,o g ,otic r weieoniing hut ih zvotts for prize fighters ami hen*
l.'iiidr rdu'e ytMiid:*; iifU rno.n at I ers •for 17 l it , winniiiif ID lo
C h ic a g o C o lle g e O n J u n e 1 Hours. High-speed expre.n ileva- a fte r he hnd killed two
isi over nms ,iv i. ,
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' *TI " k'*« .1 arm . In'i* -1* ft font long i- stiiil ,ti hnev tns-n inined the ilN'.W SKA St RAPI.lt
tors w'll carry the students to tiu it wns shot through the
Thalia dniee hall and variety then* ritiie bio' i'M uff hy wind unit rnin.
Municll at Athidtic Field and a l nrd i|iinrii j: the series.
bi trious nnd significant p hrasef
i
n
.
wheic
I.ndv
Frnnvess
Ilope.
DON .................
DKOIIAN
'classes.
Stores hml
nc- afternoon hy Patrolman
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ini.-i.i-K. oimi-ii
min shops
mih| is will
m u ••*lowed the Kart f* mX eleven to J t,w e„ Carroll. IM roll's viai pit .
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IK rim,lro.no, r„mo. “ Money nil the her or tilt
k ' Ir.tirnationnl New* Scivire Staff ,upy the ground level nn<: the re* Rutledge, guard of the pns
cnenk into n tie for sc. »n,| jilnrc. J , h|1 jiniii, ,I lie intlld Ui' ' ii !•> " ""
1,0 jjl*Fated lloge din- whet iao»,. -eduetive in its enter- -tin ti r for yours.1'
('arrcsfoni'i n
r.tt
nindpr of the space *viill lie I,•a*ed the hospital where the
thr,,* entrances. Two side
, The repre wan t! to 2 undtli,- l.tr.i I stAjim- lu .In* li*v\ vvhilt* tin* A'h-- mood. 1 died a ringing . ngngemePl
I town tiie s tric t is the building
, .•
_ iftit Tor office purposes.
confined.
trdftlc squad riml,* four of the t : i\ Jctji • jiiek' il lilt i f ir seven tn ii.•! t is ii.garage. I lie rear of. the shop r H n tiir .i wore along *ldo the main v hi h hrtuseil Lou Vunudl's saloon
" P'pnli'd n vivwl blue, a re tie ,o f in trn m e. Over ‘.here sid» en- and dance hall for ivliiteH and
runs Jn the firx iiihim*,-----’ •*"
hit t in the seeoi.il'innint;. Ty t ’nlih ;
BUNNELL —F lag ler County | STUART—M artin CoU« |
blacks. Sam King wns Lou’s pa. ' ■ f i r s t , “ skyrernper uni* Til’s aft rte-i.n : |*mma v ill J,
ner. They quarreled though the;, ••'uriiy ;s n ctrln g inn t let on .
planted approxim ately 2200 acres provement bonds totaling :
ride w h rtlu r l oci Lmidrtdnir >>t tlif i drove hi nniitlier run nnd the i
A '• e.eal op t • win by a in to a
had been life-time friends, l.oii
• la: ?e« will .onvenc in it for the Irish potatoes this season.
sold.
Snnfotd Hr. ■ in ?.«..rul ftl.ici , Tli • >i !. ib
Tigers g ettin g nYily
w inner jif the iru.ni- linn :: < .mo
r \ e hi; • '! I .eft v (Irove.
to t;o n step in .in r the Km •_•• •
AI T 1
the W hite S
leading I'alln K>:.rii HheiifLi who tri, >1 I., r Iiftt** hjyi
th''
plnyfi doulde hen l;r v. itn Oi lahil.i, i'nnl
I
.ii'.nil fi.r tin1
Welch wiih the first n:un up for : p i i:• 11 f iir • d»l| 'n;r t h . i*ii.'i. I'm
'ic y m
t».*f 1t'| - jvn •* tn r. f i t Fort l.nudi ldule in tl f i t innin■; •■haiita'
H ood
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yesterday. Il.ire ll wul.ie.i It.iii. ■Ii,: Pip
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K eeps A g ed L andm arks O f
HOLD PLACE IN
. P a s t B a rb a ry C o a st D a y s
LEAGUE TODAY
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enator’s Brt
s Petty Ural
Game This Afternoon
Will Send OneTeam
Down To ,’Jrd Place
In League Standing'‘I’0 ,T>:“ n ,i,'VU!,i""- v'*t,,"l*,-v
Lauderdale Wins
In First Inning*
,h:n • NEW SKYSCRAPER
Four Tallies Scored
When Fed Walk A nd
Errors Pack Eases
THIS SPRING
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V» e arc pleased to announce the openiny of a tire department as an additional
service lo tlu» motorists of Sanford.
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Ii:\ne the sale ol bottled carbonDied beverages in it,” says Dr.
Ivoy.-rl S’. C opeland, noted
health authority ...these bottled
solt drinks arc made of finest
sit^ar, ]nire carbonated water
and wholesome, taste-tempting
flavors. Buy them by the case.
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Aop, iiiiv It ut It Ii, Au»ec .7.
IJorld.i Hi ale Leagar .
IVf i t Pidpi Heaeli H; (Irlnnd.i H •.vntionu' Hoionett . ii.
( I t Inning*', dnrknees}.
LKAfit E TOTALS
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F ort Laudunialu ti; .Simfiqd l
American—<12.
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Florida Hinte League
W ert Palm iK aih •* Oriund
(tw o gami n)..
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• Miami at Day! out Heath.
MONTVI ltl>D
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F an n
ra -of- Ft-f-bhi i :i'dr-fTTTrmirt "nmATTy*
i-tudtiita of vi/cat.uiutl ugriculturo.
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As an additional proof for your confid
ence in these tires we offer you easy pay
ments. Buy on credit and pay as you
ride.
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$ 5 0 0 In C u sh i ’i i ;cs
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MVF.KS Priui-i** Flixtri*
• ’ompiiny m in is into new quarters
t P'.'iM Lee, Street.
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Citizen’s Mass
Aieetinjy Tuesday
o Night 'City Ilali
After careful consideration and ritfid
investigation we have chosen the Batavia
"yjieavy duty tire. These tires are guaran
teed positively in writing for one full year
unconditionally. Either the tire must give
one years service or wo adjust on a month
ly basis of service rendered no ‘‘ifsM
“ands” “huts” no alihies.
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Sanford
Fort laiudi idnte
Duy tour Ilea, !i
Mia n i
Orliiudo
HEAVY DUTY TIRES
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WAGONER FURNITURE
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COMPANY
In Your Favor itc Flavors Bottled
Exclusively By
CHERO-COLA BOTTLING CO.
3 1 3 -East First St.
C. 1C. (Mack) McKee Prop.
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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 O x tlP A , WEDNESDAY, MAY
A New Industry Looms
ittw n d H e r a l d
i a■^ »—, • M lffB M I e m i t
r ■« ta M * * . n « rt4 tu
IU R i i m IH A n n e ,
Because of the local interest which hns been manifested
* « » » r« ^ t t a i M atter
* *T. »•!*. I t tk* PM toftlre in bulb culture it is especially interesting to us to note that
W«»W% maJer a r t a t
PAG
this line of agricultural development is meeting with 'such
progress as to indicate wonderful possibilities. A fter months
A N D U D E A N . ..
.
R 4 lt a r
« n i l E E R O ---------M a a a s e r o f experimentation it hns been found that Florida soil and
t
J O N U J l M i f t i i (U U te r climate
are especially adapted to bulb growing, and
while
there
are still some problems to do solved in connection
lO O R C U m O R
RATER
• a e Y e a r ...:--------- , , ,,
ET.OO with its production, there is every Indication that it may
M l M n a tk a
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------ w .. e i .t » take its place ns one of the state’s lending fanning industries
J & T- i.,r rIIt emr U*
per W e e k .
. e o .ia
The rapid development of bulb growing in Florida is al
T i e t l r m t i l . M e a fo rtl’ a p t o n r r r n r « ••
P a p e r,
tu th e
In tern e * so attributed by the Times-Union to the sla te’s nearness to
r ie n a l K e rre H e n to e , re e e lrtn ir Irena
r k le
m tpertnr
nrw r
o r g a n lu it lo it eastern markets, and to the restrictions which the govern
err a n t) ( h n i w i a t reeriln it a l l r r a re r * ment has placed on
importation of foreign bulbs. Foreign
(P 0 a ll the ta n itln a m u t e a t the
r a tte n r r o r ld .
The
I. ft, I , |a e*- grown bulbs have been almost completely banned in order to
p r r t a lt r r T f la t m t la r t e r l d a an d U
safeguard American agricultural lands from pests and dis
nrltbnirt aqaiil*
eases which are known to De carried by the plants coming
t h e H e r a ld
t.
a m em ber
a f the
The Jacksonville paper also notes
A a d t t Itu rrati o t
C lr e a la t lo a a .
a a from other countries.
t M t e ra a tlo a n l A a a e e la tta a
at
Pak*
ViGVV of, th£ °
a number of foreign grow"
Ilab era, A d v e rtla e r a
and
A d e e rtle *
5Jd . A«eaU
w h ic h
r e q a lr e
e ach
Hies
F
ndu
t0
purHUe
thL‘ir bulb growing activn b l U k e r m e m b e r l a a a b m lt ta a
M m k
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9, 1928
PRINTING THE FACTS
From time to time the Evening the law, he. immediately tushes to
News hns been culled upon to w ith Ihu News Office nnd requests thnt
hold facts, and names fron> publi his name and the facts be w ith
cation. Regardless of the policy of held from publication. Now we
others it has been, nnd always will want to soy th at regardless of who
be, the policy of the Evening News It may be, the Evening News will
to p rint fnrtn and nnmes ns we publish fuels und names. Our
find them, and to trea t nil with motto Is the same degree of foirthe same degree of fairness. If ne..r to *’*l, nnd wo have the cour
John Smith, the garage mechanic, age to v.wiy out our convictions.
The '- .c t.r ig News will he glad
violates the law, we don’t hesitate
to write up the facts, und John to have anyone request us lo w ith
Sm ith nccepts the w rite up, but hold names and facts from our
let John I>oc, n prominent, or publication—fo r wc shall cheerfully
would be prom inent citizen violate j refuse to do
L o ch
exbumes
There is naught of ash on the old*
rs t blossoms.
So witr.c8r. O constant Sea!
Set the seal here, 0 loving
Moon!
T hat there’s less of grief than glee,
There is less of discord than
tune.
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And the words wc say and the
<
fruits we eat
Have little th a t's b itte r and much
th at's sweet. ,
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kk
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-l/*t thn Valance strike
t'n li
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Make a traffic survey. Such a survey should in.ude rot o„ly a count o f vehicles, but also a count o f custom,
v K- |hlH i'uulU "f cllsl,,niers the usual questions about
!dedChv !h "'y ,“*S‘‘' ,I" ? c?ltin»r down-town should he pre'.dtd li> the question: Did you come down-town to slum m*
T L "re o m sny people who
-Cp!1y r o d svmnnthy it just isn’t
■'
right to »■Hstc any on yourself.—
St. Prtorshurg Times.
1. Determine what are the most important traffic!
o
ueeds of your central business district (or of vour outlying
It is int' resting to note at leas’ 'Usiness districts) and list them as nearly as you can in or
ono candidate is running for pol der of importance.
itlcal office pledging economy
3. See whether less important traffic is interfering'
based on h s previous record of ex
ith more important traffic and. if so, whether .1 can „ol
travaganci*.
lu J Z ? ™
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iuurs.°rted f,Um th°
W ar Im m inent Between Jap a r
anil C hinn—hcudlinn in this morn
ing's Orlnndo Sentinel. My good
ness, what is the fighting w eV
been hcArin ubout? Tiddly-w inks7
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Conditions in Sanford would bmUflh-hatUm if imtne people;— srirare able to, would pay their bil’
Business men can judge by th o i'
accounts r ev vuLics ju st how preperous a community really is
•o ■■ —
• Tomorrow, the hig Itarheeue u‘
Chuluota U scheduled to feed th>
county’s randldiftu .1 und all It hi
pooplo who want to hear then
Kpeuk. Every rnun, woman an
child in the county la invited to cn'
apd listen.
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Every man admires the auiin
tra it in a Woman, hut when sh
tries to ' make coffee three time
with the same »et of grounds thn*.'
carrying saving to the limit —Moi
ida Times-Union. Sort of runnin
it in the ground, eh?
The little girl down the *tri>
says her ambition is to be able t
drive over u stop street 57 miU
an hour, stick out her tongue o
tho motorcycle cop nhe jut.t misnc
running over, and then speed uwa.
beforo he can catch her.
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Th ire tV. .tand Confederate veygani ! ,-.r rathered in Little Roc1
Ark., teday. T hat’s not many c:
tha hoH th:.* was in the Souther
Army, but -5,000 visitors, moatlv
’• * ejjlldn n ar.d grand-children of the
fortayv soldiers, have met with
thtni.
-
. . —
—o-----------Aaaoediwg■to-infon natmn g ir. .
at the mass meeting a t the Cii
J Hall lis t nigljt by Mr. W hitncr «'
t i n F irst National Bank, there r
.
m ore money in the banks of 8a:>
ford thkn rvir before during i
» dofm al period.' T hat speaks we;
K,
fot; th e 'fa n n e rs of this district.
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straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
business property.
Elton J. Mouglitoi
SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO.
Architect
nidi
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First N at” Hank
III . .
Sanford, Fla.
112 E. Second St.
J.J.PARRISH
C a n d id a te F o r
R e -e le c tio n
STATE SENATOi
37th District Brevard and Seminole Counties!
A successful
citrus
grower, a successful
business man with prov
en executive ability and
the experience of seven
sessions as representa
tive from
Brevard
County and one term as
Slate Senator from this
district.
A lifelong
democrat with all the
qualifications for this
important office.
A rbor
The place to build your home
Forest Sanford Reklty Co.
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This District will furnish the Senate with its next Presiden
if Parrish is re-elected.
Three Plays
by
Literature Department Of Woman’s Club
“T em perijl^nt”—“Overtones”
“Spreading the News’’
19^9
S ° e n a te , ) S th e C a U C U S n 0 n ,in a tio n
Y ou r V o te
and
f<>1
th
P rc s i(le n t
Will
Support
Be
thut the
r.
s
De
record sh o w
Them ’s a million "Y eses" for
-■•i-r: "No."
V I
!;• Pn!m Beach Times
k4
Parking Laws
•m n n r tii lhtr eu 0r incr0Usi"K P<»Pularity of automobiles the
,e of h™ " * mor,‘ c’rfic,t,in traffice regulations is
recognized more than ever before. Hand in hand with the
regulation of speed laws goes the problem of parking Cities
nil over the country have studied the matter from ,dl ,
n an attempt to arrive at a satisfactory arrangeme." w S .
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VOTING
Duval, Volusia, Lake and Seminole counties have taken
At the last presidential election ment. Some of the perpetrators
the lead in encouraging this industry. Within the past few
more
than Ufl.OOO.OOO-^erKona, el have been punished—others turned
months seventy bulb growers have secured certificates
, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9.
igible
to hnve cast their votes, a s free. Tlie sumo week Sinclair was
p . * 4i-aru ,.88ued liy state agricultural authorities stating
th
a
U
h
e
bulbs
are
free
from
infestation.
The
Times-Union
sumed
an nttitude of indifference givon nn acquittal, a fa th e r of five
IUIILF. VhH.SE FOR TODAY
nn«l
staged
a t home.
was .lentcnccd in. New York p ris, 0ir ty f° nthP 8tntemL,nt that ninety growers produced
fifty million bulbs last season. Indications are that the acrcA nation enters Its firs t stages sons fur five years fo r stealing
OjtTlt n o i 'E : —The hops of the age will be cnaterially increased for the coming season.
of politicul decoy when the common milk front doorsteps. O no’charac
righteous shall be gladness: but
With all of the promise which bulb production gives masses no longer feel a p o rt of te r had political power. The other
the expectation of ths wicked shall
had nerve nnd a parental love. It
the Times-Union believes it oLmUch importance to proceed the governmental organization.
p e r k h ^ P r o v . 10:28.
nv
is thorn* things thnt niukes the
with
its
development
in
a
most
careful
manner.
It
voices
its
PRA Y ER :—"My hope Is built
A particular effort will be made common plodding voter think lie
11:
on nothing less, Than Jesus’ blood views on this subject us follows:
by various political organizations is nut much in the g ren tT o g s of
and righteousness."
. ,-,ThJ° R.ro)vth and evident prosperity df this bulb industry over the nation to g et out the vote government of the people, for the
in H onda is hut another illustration of the value that is in
the elections next full. It will people, ami by the .'people.
YES
crop diversification. If all soil cultivators in Florida devoted at
help some, but the fnult lies deepI t was years a to, I guess,
themselves to the growing of a single crop or even two or or back in the mental convictions
A good sport never tries to rub
And the Honeysuckles were red
lireo.
there
would
be
numerous
failures,
of
course.
It
might
a
victory in. It i» much mure e f
of the voters. Somehow or other
When she smiled a t me. And "Yes"
W as the only word th at she said. bo due less to overproduction than to inability to find mar the voter without any sort of "pol* fective and becoming to let some
kets fast enough to absorb what was produced. It is well, itirol drag " seem* to feel th at it body eiso do it.—Florida Timc.<.'
Union.
Anti I do r o t know, and I dare not therefore, that d versification lias come to the rule and not is a useless un*ito of tim e to extry
he oxcoptioj). Caution, however, is m r e ssa r y -n o t to leu-, Press his choice in things national.
Ymir're rig h t Mi. Uornh; one
. Ttacount up th.|,n--.- before looking: in other words, not to go into any entirely To u certain extent he is right.
rotten
eg-j doesn’t spoil the whole
iu*w l"ie of industry before makng a thorough study and
rjnea pav-xl b i
G raft haR crept into different dozen. Hut it dees when they're
■r •
It the best of advice obtainable.
branches of the American goyom jjsccguildcd.—N ew ark Ledger.—
P i i c o b w y . a n -t££ ago
—
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(
auuon
always
needs
to
precede
giving
up
a
certainty
Or the city before jesterday!
n
uncertainty.
Bulb
growing,
in
Florida,
needs
to
be
Still the r-.trest blossoms blow,
And '.h>* honeysuckles arc gay. studied in advance which does not mean (hut it is a risky
me o f agncultun.l industry, but only that pecautions an*
And when memory the buried pa.it necessary in order to avoid mistakes being made.”
m
Phone MMI
^nn \ ^ *1
RALPH W. l-OSSLNG
On improved City property at 7 per cent. 3 to five year
MIAMI BEACH SUN
jM M W tgih
a u d it
af
a u b a e rlp tlo a
'“ M t a
o r d e r tq r e r t f r a b a o la t r lr
a l l riataaa o f r lr r u la t lo a , aa w e ll aa
b m r t t b u d n r u m etboda.
m
t:«|»rrt Plan* mmim. a,'I
• rating. Skip*!** 1
Hide Track
MONEY TO LOAN
GAINESVILLE NEWS *
A New York lady who has spent
Mm>e time in the jungles hunting
lions and other desperate U-«»b
is under 125,000 bail in New York
for shooting her husband, whom,
■he claims, was hunting ladiet
wliilo »be was hunting wild beast/
in the jungle. Judging from her
picture, she could catch wild ele
phants with her bare bands.—
Green*boro Daily Record.
‘■°ufi,u;*1
J u n io r
H ig h
School
A p p r e c ia te d
May Kith.—S: I*. M.
A d u l t s — fide
(Paid Political Adverti«eme*i'i)
Children—2.r»e
FLORENCE
oil
RANGE
0
Trapped
by Her Fas
«»ut-of-busiiU'ss ;
"4. Secure the adoption „f a traffic ordinaine
i lo n ’t
- opt all the regulations you van think of. I.ut only t llust!
•' hich are necessary.
"f). Study the effect of buildings of varying bulk and
.Ar upon street trallie as a guide in Influencing future Iniild-
—
m
v I). 11 you iinve no city plan or zoning regulations, eon' ■jfir their value as uienns of securing permanent improve•O' nt in traffic conditions.”
• ' I ft a d | M I (
■fsirfrti | u t r u u i i Y
my n o t « l i r n
u
u a i K i i i u i r J |t> m r .
T h e nurtw* t i l t h e F o l
iu m caught
tin.!
S A N F O R D FO R U M
I ditor III. IP -.al.
at I'lc. ■ui w, a n poiiiuttiug tin
" c a r Sir; —
• idi'ij " a i i .i . ot the north to do
In yeaterdux’s Herald >«m slat this work mi r.ur celery at an m
•J that "as .itrier m u a tu s arc l.c • minus c..it and what little work
■lining io uiidci-vki’ tiic |■i.-iii>. wc arc doing at this end of the
on of ccli-rv in larci- tiuaniiin -. iuic in the wav of partially w ash
nr (atnicr.i mnst begin t.i tic). ing it and p.i. k nu it in the rough
Is not g e ttmo us vcr\ fur mu,..Iji-r products." Diversification ui the iidcry w.i.b,.,- ,.f ||„. m,r i|, ,,
t ops is plVipcr wlici i pi a d leal liut gi'ttmg mutt ,nlv .int.igc out ot il>
would rather have bail you -a,, w..ik wc an- doing on the crier)
at wc .-hould begin to study and I tiau wc arc, and wc ate not being
i-lnp out nuturul advaulagcs it. paid sufficiently for our work.
priidiiction and preparation for
rtic 'a ct of the m utter is that
••lc and the m oper distribution wc ->liouli| In- plotting up ju t iiid sale of uurMThtry.
-•"l"|l d e l) lllllslicd a lUICnUgc
Mu have tra il about,«-vi r> • n.p cider) as wc .! > of oranges of
•>r
own to m ,.ilmu-c . and
r agi icidl'iral
,
. grapefruit, and tin . means ihnt
i s itin ', gntncri-il from the ends i |u, .... .c..., i . , .
,
”, ,
i
P«i huge srniulil be so ciuun e tc
the earth during the past (wen- i p.
.... and con■> finished
iimsneii in
in am...,.-,
a|ipeuruiiee
years, but celery lias proved to lit'on that it is ready to go inti
nv only crop upon which we tin- hands of the ultim ate consunv •
■ t depend to get the working without "urther work being don.
ue out of our high-priced land on it, und a fte r we have made such
■ system of subirrigatiun in a package we should then see
. minole County, lnsteud of again thut its distribution and sale are
.nhing the earth for sam rthipg accomplished
without
going
!*e to grow wc should give real through so many other hands hcnil concentrated uU-ntion to our f.»rc reaching_the.-i.msiuu.T U „
—i Usy situutwot..-------- -1 -> ■ -*~ huve attained u great degree of
M’e uru producing plenty of cel efficiency in production but wr
ery,—in fact, more than enough ure fur behind in the preparation
with our present methods of dis- for sale und flu- actual dcstribution
ribution and sale,—to be assured and sale of our product. Person
f a profit on the transaction. IVe ally. 1 believe th at chain-stores
are not, however, preparing it for will finally j-,, fa r toward solving
market in the proper m anner or our m arketing problem.
iistributini, end selling it' in the
C. M. Berry.
proper manner. Wc have long since
proved th at we wash celery and
• .el it ready for the final consumer
'*t this end of the line chcu|>cr
than the celery washers in the
city can do it, and we have also
proved that wo cun ship it to all
m arkets in thn country in perfect
Hauling, Crating Shipping,
condition after we wash it and
bunch It and tape i t or w rap it In
and Storage
'k“‘ *
—I H. SrJ ai.
purvnnjtnt or waxed papers, but
L O SIN G ’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
the light* tfaiitrj
lily
befote nu*."
ECEN^L^' a woman wlm
a few years ago v.is .i
popular actress on Bread* jy.
submitted a story to True
Story Magazine which created
a stir even among tlu* cJitots
long used to reading startlin'*
and unusual stories
R
:F :
FOCUSED HEAT
Cook with
Quick, intense heat centered closc-up under the cook
ing >essel and not wasted in the room —that is what you
get from the focused heat of the Florence Oil Stove.
The Florence has no wick aud there is no odor and
no Kmoke. It is absolutely safe and a great economy.
Come in and see for yourself what a Florence will
mean to you, and make your choice from two, three and
four burner sizes, with or without mantel and oven.
G ilbert - M c G riff
FURNITURE COMPANY
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
23 E. CHURCH ST.
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TELEPHONE 5440
It wav rite account of wlivshc
left the stage abruptly at tl.
height o f her career never to |,w
seen on the hoards jg.tm.
audience who was waiting for
reply, she knew that at last
•ii;u- lu d come to settle hei
lount u n it fate.
Her • fury appears in True Si
for June under the title "Trap
I ) My Past.” T old in iicr c
words, w ith n o t h i n g hidd
nothing omitted and without
‘ use, into it she has put all
hie and drama tin t perhaps o
held you spellbound across
footlights.
It was a tale o f dread and ter
ror as each night she swayed her
thousands to smiles or tears, her
eyes, masking the agony in her
soul, were seeking, always seek
ing among the audience tlie one
man in all the world who had it in
his power to drag her down from
the pinnacle o f success to the
ignominy o f defeat.____________
It tn.iy he that when you n
it you wilt recognize her and
s» you will then Know the ansi
to a quest i >u you have probi
asked youi.c.iYr-ny times.
Deep in her heart she knew
thaj some day he would conic,
and that when he did her career
would end. .
W hen a Man W ants to Mart
The Devil's Promises
^ a* I An Infatuated Fool?
Vi ben Love Destroys
Paw n o f Passion
Tlie R n ,J io Perdition
And so when one night an
usher delivered to her dressing,
room a note from a man in t|...
u
C ontents for Jam
My Flapper Sister
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. NV Iu fc v l.o v c I f K i n g ----
a u d it ir r .i/ ethtr tforitt
, '^ x U n .
June
[rue S torv
A t A ll
N o w a a ta n d .— o n lv
2 5 c
�«F
V
t
t h k s a n f o r d t t e r a j .d
. sa n fo rd
FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1028
.'ill
0 t o|
Domingo,
Cuvarcs,
Hnwkiiu,
T otals ............ 15
Sanford — ah
I’orter, rf .... ti
Jackson, If . . . 0
Frlsbie, ss .. ....3
Culbreath, 3b
1
Toppino, 2b ... 3
W arren, cf
5
Robertson, c
5
P ark er, l b ..... ..... 5
Hodge, p ,....... '..'.2
ford Batters Hit
jiiiderdale H urlers
fr 13 Bingles But
lui’t Score Enough
11
r
0
2
2
2
1
2
0
0
0
* ------- .
tson Smashes Out
Triples To Lead
Jery Feds A t Bat
K ltrpons slugged Douglass
■Iriirfs. who pitched for the
■ fgr 17 solid'hits. They scorL d the first and th ird , sevE s in the fourth, once iu the
■ and four tim es in the ninth.
B un't a ilny for the Tnrpon
I n cither. Domingo and Can*
lit r e nicked by Feds butters
|m . The Sanford team scored
i first, four tim es in the
■ to tnkr the lend, and four
■it the fourth to tie the count,
■tilt they were helpless,
■ben In! the Fed nttnrk at
It rot two triples and u dou*
Ciilbrenth got u triple and a
i, and Friable, three singles
tuny times at Imt.
iiiftrrinMin will see the final
i cf the series with Lauderltd tomorrow the Celery Feds
htf Wen Palm Beach.
II scon :
li'jJcrthilp nli
r
h
o
a
Georgia W i l l SeV
Final E x e c u t i o n .
By Hanging Friday
P ittsb u rg h B u n c h A t T op
In N a tio n a l L e a g u e R a c e
17
h
0
.'I
:t
2
I
1
1
l
1
f Coast Team
(ins By 14 To 9
^Celery Feds lost another
ito Fort Lauderdale yester*
|to 1*. and dropped from secdgr in the Florida S tate
(lUmlings to n poor fourtJi.
Winning rally by the Tarittni four runs and sewed up
‘ritit^Illif. tnStHo « lihi Vor i5 p |W t fi-f*
tM lie w tiM 'iikl p la ir nf tiia V ltl > in'-lnev • y : r .
of hia. tauJiduci'.- for i-iMuluctiuu. to huve clip uhui ll'i'x jvl> to. relievo | An nttuek -on "don V p ay -y n u r
t Tl
' j** »
Senator P^rrisli told thu voli-rs of tliy people of-to** hijp-liroly-llnm l •tares" propaganda h" declared was
the im portant imaRlona ho lint! fight tha* comas tip Cvevy foue *P{irnj c rculated, wip launched by
htld in the legislative bodice. The years.
Mr, Wilson in his talk on the legal
Senator said he was close to the
K. F. Ilir. ly asked for time Hay aspect i f th .« rity ’s financial conla t in terests of ngrieiiltufe and ing In |in< been patiently waiting, <! tioni Avoidance of fluid payment
InffI been a citrus grow er fu; - > holding the crowd and five m inute. of tox..; on any piece of property
ATLANTA. May y . - ( I N S ) —
Veins in llrevaid County.
w ouH n.t'1 I e ^ u g h time to say v.. s impossible, Jje *a!d, in Isis Once more the gallows trap will "V
I 1*. Ilav'an, <andidntc for *v- all the things he had to tell the epiuioii. F allu i" to pay, he -aid,
hi
gin. The ancient - .
iimin/*, when he issued five passes, eleitimi to the legifdatuiv from vote) s. ||>- piiKluced a Ictti'r front only meant a.heavy penalty for re • h i helped ( ineinnnli bury the Braves Group 2 said Ik* was running • it the SltcHff cf ru tn n in County deeming the property or Its ultl- method of legal execution, banish-. vd by law, will be revived under yly
ia a 7 lo 2 landslide.
his lo.-oid and was w illing fm . the j i ’vivving no levy in th at county foe mat'.' loss.
the old Matup a t tlray , Gn., Fri*
Alm ost every day is a working people to in'st their vote on th a t the fine and foifeiture fund, llrndy
lie alro attacked the propaganda1 day to execute Wade Johnson f9 r
.]
day f<ir the I’hilliu's pitchers, Six I n i '. M,i M. I .ord, n cniulidiilo unhl he was glad Sheriff llan.l
of thorn were manhandled by the from ( ir p u p 'l, said this wan his gave him the opportunity to "step for a "receivership for the city.’’ a lata! a it.u k *'ii an aged woman
St. Lduis Cardinals to the tune of fi t efltitse as a candidate aPd in" as this was likely the In-t nigh*, Ile .ia d it would be the grcntc.-1* m lt!23.’
calam ity Sanford h as ever seen. A
t i n t he Had no political tvrned lint in v. hich candidates could charge re eivprship, in his opinion, & Johnson was indicted before
hanging was outlawed in lf'S frand - A1!
t
lii'ir
opponents
with
anything.
.1.
hoped fel an opportunity to nmki:
highly improbable under any cir
one, '.I. R. Lyles, legislative sispir C. Met’lel'and said lie could <ii- ri: in t.t truces but it i- possible. Ho prohably will bo the last to die
ant. f n j i | -Group 2, raid lie. Int-I itsihale. llraiH' from the raco every pictured th e receiver as a r/n r who the rope in Ceorgia. Tim clecfHd
rh a ir h i since been ^provided* n i ’-*
nuirbep; He held the Yanks to fonr lived up to his cam paign prom ts
f. nr years if clegted to the office
would collect tuxes or forvehsv the the moth d .for capital punlshm ctfl” , ;
hits, M o of which were madifxJiy In tl:o p» t litfil h.is heCn :i puldir ' • sheciff.
i l ope rly r.f every citizen.
. jic s tiite , prison In M ld d lc M ^ ^ H
fVniuieik, mid whitewashed lluMp seiVa.nl nil liis life, lie asked for
I'. II. C. Rabun, candidate comi
Hr. Brownlee opined the m eet v ills*.
* ;
WM
3 fa it. It wns I’etinock's first de all ypp'Utpnity to again nerve tli.- ty eouiniiids 'in r d istrict 2. and S.
feat in six starts.
g o v ern o r Hardman la s t n i g h t .;
C. ! ong froju ltistrict ■
’ made tall - ing with a sh eit talk on , citizen*
p.ci'p’lt at Tallahiissee.
The 'Athletics advanced to w ith
II. W. IVarumn, dr. eandldiit | in Ii6half Ml' th eir citi didncies. •hip and the need for harmony definitely refused to commute;*
in -tv/<> games of the Yankees by foi the legislature from tlro u p
] Cilier speakers were <>. I*. Ilrrt:- iii.i co-operation between factions
nosing out the St. l nuU Browns again tmiile a plea for auppeii h i di ; . caudidate .lustic.' of I'cace. in Ih ■ city. lie said Sanford. Pi I
I to ". "Kil Rommel turtle.I in lib
i* ividrd as secretary of the 1 • \ C haffer of t.ongiv....)i run- evei eat oral icsnuriv :it •t -» •-n first victory, of the season.
| t'luimber i f I’Miltlieive. M t\ IVnr- run;: for ie-eliA tion for the offi■••• manil, but th a t "ftrr'vc g o t to «ir vv
Bob Fotiiergill, who has liven ! man nuol . reference to tin nriicW
i .In tire i f I’lace, 1. A. Tale, f, c i - i -..pi iati"n —lay a ide -elfi-h
ado ruing the Let roil bench most whieh lie iid was in th e form «il l Km'Awv and V . T. ltrynn camli- .com-i it. and get together."
«>f the season, lias started to hit an editorial on his opponent I,, p ilntcs lot the offine of t 'oilslatiic.
Mi. ^diiuholMT p r ' Moil.
laid the • Tigers
are winning. Ilngnn. Mi. IVnrmnn said pint i
lowing the other speaker . In
ijunle .i dmrt niucludiiig apreal
.Volant Robert slummed out two tliip. vviim trite and p art false. In
fi r m ; |u'ii j i the payment of g-.ntrip les, a double and a single as reet Iti'ioii Mr. IV'iirman said " t ml
eral ailj : i reiul tuxes.
t be Bengal ; smothered the Sen me to Talltihassee and mipitalr. e i
a to rs, 12 to 2. Thu Tigers took on ie . kiyeiirs ixperiom e as tev- 1
li Ulc place a-.vay from the Nats.
re ta il " r the t'hainhev of f h n i - !
The Boston Red Sox moved -out I P I ' l ' C f "
of llie ccllai and tile White Sox,
• . \V. liif tm iira ", i .1 m!i>la' c
am red in when lid Morris, Boston for l.i'g'-latuie fru n O.ioup I. s.ii-l
i n 'l l
r a o e
ree.Mit fn el the S outlnm leag u e , lie was willing for the people t"
[lie Sanfoi'il
DPI.AND —Work being rushed ' ;j;
held the White Ho.v to four hits vote him m on his record.
us built up i
i- oipletion on ?l00,000 new Yol- ■-m .
sw
im
.
and trim med them f» .to 1.
lowing
Mr. Kitl-miuirer'
i.i County courthouse.
. ..fU
.
| talk I. I* II.lean n»Ue I :■
tl
ll"oi Mr Hagan said Mi I'eai
man' ii.ol tiled to g 't him t • pul
tnwi'.mn on the peuplt wiiimut
h t till*; the I'coph' v ile o i i: wh'.l .
he was in the legislature last si**. I
sloii Mi ring.hi al-o i hiiieeil |b.u '
I'eaiUlan spent lots of nmiii oMt. • f
s*s ii'lerV "l the t'h imhei of
Thn-c having |iro|»i-rl*. big nr little, any « lu-rr in Hrminole
ini CO' and in lobbying m I'allaI oiml) |or sale please pf.’ it' me iiirli l»> letter, simply stating
the fail, and giving the number of cour separate pieces,
\ Iorni tor boundary description .ami for display features
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POLITICAi
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SEEKERS TALK
AT LAKE MARY
W est. Palm Beach
Ft Lauderdale
Daytona Bcueh
SANFORD
Miami
Orlando
RESULTS
FLORIDA ST A I K 1.1. V .l \.
West Palm Beach 7— 1. Oi l;.i:d>
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It ill need -.oiiii . tim e In gel all p h a ses of a ipiick. p ra ctic a b le
sy s te m
F t L aud erdale 1 1 . S A N F O l t l )
Ib ivin nn B each 3 ; Mianii
in p r e s e n t a b l e ’ s h ap e.
F arm ers.—please don’t lorget to write those "Crop I'rcacriplmils" and hg sure to sign im ir name lo them. Such a
li.a l i - e will be a small in a\t.r to jor, Iml a "Great Gift’’ to
t *11 r t niint.i's N-w t ’iti/rtis.
TODAY’S GAME
t f i l l i i on ( o r S e m in o le u n til t h a t n a m e lircn in es a s j n u n y t n
f>*r
U lin lo - i ; ii i - P r o s p e r i l y ,
H. A , S o eir S a n fo rd Florida
iwOUt
ALL
W ELCOM E
DAY
C om e T o
lo Chuluota! The entire town ex*
lends its heartiest greetings to
everyone and a cordial invitation
to attend the barbecue Thursday.
S P E A K IN G -B A R B E C U E
C h u lu o ta
E n tir e C a m p a ig n .
P e o p le
T h u rsd ay
E very
o f C h u lu o ta
U rge
Biggest M eeting o f T h e
A ssured of a Big T i m e . T h e
B e P resen t A n d P a rta k e o f
For THe
V is ito r
Y ou
uiir
-PO LITIC A L RALLY
is
To
W ELCOM E
Kenu'inlier. (oniurrmv, T hursday .is
l he d;iv. don't lei anything keep
>on from coming to (’huliiota for
the big harhecriH1!
R e a l H o s p ita lity .
\ Vote For
E. BR A D Y
G r o c e r ie s ,
G oods
CO UNTY
JU D G E
M e a ts,
And
D ry
N o tio n s .
S H E R IF F
W e ’r e B a c k o f C h u l u o t a
a~Vot^-T^oF-G1’Yee14v
iu-OiXitii
Your Support and Vole Will lie Appreciated
Stay In Chuluota
T-1
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G.'
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P .T .A .P Ia y .
Clubbing A Husband
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Chuluota Thurs. Nite 8: P. M.
School Auditorium
Friday Nite Geneva
Hear Brady Speak a t Chuluota
^--Tomorrow
P h o n e 1 6 W C h u lu o t a , F la
A V O T E FOR
C. M. H AN D
A V o t e F o r D .L .T h r a s h e r
For Sheriff of Seminole County will be
A Vote For INDIVIDUAL
PERSONAL ATTENTION
to the dutiew of the office and
100 % SEKVICF
a vote for effectiveness in Office.
For
C le r k
o f th e
C ourt
Constable of District No. -I
t
'*41 rU
r i l y Tax Cut Is
Pledged F or 1928
ifi Mass Meeting
British Ace Leads
In Marathon Race
With Payne Second
LK jTONIFH, Inti. May
—
(INS>—('. C. "Cross Country"
Pyle’s til plistered bunioiieeri
pushed east from here for Butler,
their sixty seventh control, a dis
tance of 30 miles today.
Heading the pack was Peter
Gavu7.su, Britisher, who has cov
ered the 2537.9 miles from Lob
A ngelos in -11-1:31 :-!2
Six hours, nine minutes, 23 sec
onds behind hint was Andrew
Payne, Oklahoman, with whom he
lias jogged on even term s for the
past three days,
Mike Kelly,■received a heroes
welcome as thu throng idled along
to perm it hiiu to Ik- first into the
old hometown.
Guisto Umek, Italian champion,
dem onstrated his comeback i|un’.*
e ities yesterday on the II mile lap
from Mishawaka, being first into
the control here afte r 5 :5f*.iit on
the road. Cmck thus advanced to
eighth place.
Kd Gardner, Seattle negro, who
ha.s been up among the lenders
Ptranggied along the way je ste r
day.
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WEDNESDAY
Im portant called m eeting of the
L iterature D epartm ent of the
Woman's Club a t 3:30 o'clock.
THURSDAY
Four nnd Four Bridge Club will
m eet nt 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. J.
E. Ritchie at her honu* in Fort
Mellon.
E a st Side P nrriil TYnrljcrW As
sociation will hold m eeting nt 8
>
ft I/if' l* nt
ft I ♦the
11,11 !>'
(11 tL
Ji , 11, Prim
I H1*"i fit, ary
1■V*11
o'clock
E rlast
Side
School. All mothers nnd fathers of
pupils of this school are requestc I
to attend.
Liternturv Department will pre
sent throe ploys! “ Spredaiug The
News", “Tempermantj and "Over
tones," a t 8:00 o'clock ntthe Junior
High School.
R egular meeting Col, Theodore
Roosevelt Auxiliary No. 3 U. S.
W. V. will meet, at b;lM) P. 21. rX
the studio of Mrs. R. ’ . Schaeffer.
Mrs. William Charles Hill and
Mrs. Ben Dorsey Caswell will en
te rta in n bridge nt three o'clock at
this Woman's Club.
Royal Neighbors-of Am-ricn will
m eet at 7:30 o'clock t 'fhhf lltild
Fellows Hall over the Basket,
FRIDAY
South fjidc Kindergurdou will
resent program at K:0(i o'clock at
le South Side P rim ary.School nu.
S
ditorium. <
Baptist Sunday School W ork
ers Council-will meet at 7 o'clock
a t the F irst Baptist Church. Sup
per will be served.
Annual meeting and election of
officers of the Sallle Harrison
C hapter N. S. 1). A. R. will he held
nt 3:30 o’clock at the home of Mi-.
W, E. Watson in Ho.se Court.
Sanford Hcbornli Lodge will
meet at TmO’o'clock at the (bid
Fellows Hnl! over the Basket.
Rebccknh's assembly delegates
will give reports of that meet ng.
Mrs. liny F. Sym is w II enter
tain the members of the Book
lp v e rs Club at 12;3tl o'clock at
her home on Crystal Lake.
Literature Dept, will have dinner
at 7:00 o't lock nt the Woman's
Club. Itat-tr ■s.-es Mrs. Elmer Bull.
Mrs. Fred T. Williams, Mr
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It. \\ ilnou, Mi s. E, D Brownlie ntel
Mrs l£.'A. Winston.
Meliks Club of Holy Cross Ep
iscopal Church will hold* meeting
and supper at 7:00 o'clock at the
Parish llors,
..M rs. M. Millard, will culm tain
the incmliei r of lb** l.otfaphttn
Bridge Club at liei lioim i n Laurel
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CHURCH KAS.ENJOYAlrt.K MBET
In South Carolina Guts :2 Mountairt
An cApcriul IntcrcfctifiC' meeting K. E. JBaldvvtn.
Tel. 37
Hotels And Club
•of tho ' Women'* Guild of Holy
Announcement was also made of Dwindling Hourly
Mrs. Douglass Gives
Party Honoring New
Woman’s Club Head
Personals
Calendar
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Dr. and Mrs.
P. Violent lift
Wednesday morning /o r Laurens,
Exquisite in every detail was the
S. C., where Mrs. Vincent will tmichchrr given Tuesday when Mrs.
spend several weeks.
E. A. Douglass, president o f the
Woman’s Club, cntertaigid nt her
Laurie Me Daniel left Monday honu* “The Pines" on Stanford Ave
for Daytona Bench where he has nue, honoring Mrs. Donah! P.
accptcd a position.
* Drummond, tho newly elected prosid6nt, and the members of both
the present and newly appointed
beard o f m anagers of the Ckitj.
The'room s of this spacious Hmte
were cin v ertet Into veritable h a r
dens with numerous baskets! of
gladioli, roses, snap dragon* Und
lovely, seasonable eul flowers; On
i tables and cabinet? were howls >f
pink radiante nnd Muumn Crochet
roses.
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Luncheon wns served at one long
and two sm aller tables, which had
been overlaid witfl hnndr.nmc' lace
covers. Centering the larger table
was n silver basket filled with
pink radiance rosea and asparagus
ferns. Placed oppos'd« th.- center
piece were tall slender pink tapers
It. J. Hordy Sr.,, left Tuesday eve. in silver holders. The sm aller
r.in'g for WnMiingtan, I). C., where In hies were, graced with sim ilar
he. will spend a week on business. centerpieces.
On tile buTTct add serving tables
w en large silver candelabrum hold-
Symphony Concert
To Be Offered At
Milano Tomorrow
1)1 ohservanet of Noli uni Mode
Week the Sanford Symphmjy Or
chestra will render a program sit
The Milunc Theater Thursday
night, ucci riling to 1111 am.ounce*
m int nirulc today by Manager J.
L. M arenletle.
Tlu' Fanfiird Clmral S'..... 1■ was
1 iithusiastn ally ici eived
11 large
audit m e at tlo- Milano I:, t ti.aht.
Four namliiu vi 1 given r,, . .Mi •
Art Inn I’iiaii.iu waepl ioiially
pleasing wilb a 'fiiaiio ■ub>
Crt>»» KpDcupnl Church w ot held
Monday afternoon a t too Parish
House. Mrs. W. E. Watson presid
ed over the (msiness sensinn whpn
routine business was carried out.
Mrs, II. F. Wh it nor, vice pres
ident of the Church Service Lea
gue, told f>f the Corporate Com
munion for a ! women of the
Church on May ‘JO, at which time
nil moneys in the blue boxes will
he pbleed in sealed envelopes on
the plate. Mrs. W hitncr explained
th at this money goes ifito a fund
which support
13 m isabns, ligxldes all Eehor.ls ami institutes in
foreign fields and also two DLho|m
in Alaska.
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Plans were made fo r the Men's
Club supper to be served Friday
evening nt the Parish- House nnd
the following committees were
nam ed; menu, Mrs, A. H. Stone,
Mis. Alexander Yaughnn nnd.Mrx.
Jam es Smith; Flowers. Airs. W. E.
Watson, Mr . Dcntd) S tafford nnd
Mb'* M argaret Young; service,
Mrs. B. F. Whltner. Mrs. Minnie
E. Jones, Mis. M. Martin and, Mrs.
a dem onstration luncheon by the
Wear Ever Aluminum, on Mon
day at 12:30 o'clock n t the P ar
ish House for nil, members of the
Women' and St. Agnes Guild as
well as all women of the parish.
This is free nnd all w ynen are u rg
ed to attend. Mr, Mahan, superin
tendent of the W ear Even Com
pany, will give a health talk and
announced th at the
following
luncheon would be served in teh
kitchen buffet style,—roast, pota-l
toes, green vegetables nnd appleJ
sauce.
Mrs. W atson announced th at a
n< ighhorhood m eeting will be held
at Orlando on May 22 and 22 to
which ul! women of the Parish
were urged to nttepd.
It was voted to ^ e rv e luncheons
for t he Hotary Club beginning next
Tim-day May 15, The members of
tin- V, 1*.' K. L. will act ns wnltrosfes during the summer.
.The usual M udy classes will he
held Monday afternoon following
tli - luncheon under the supervision
of Mis* M argaret Young.
GREENVILLE, 'S. C... May
(IN S )—Threat of the crumbling
of the Momnioth Table Bock Dam,
which would unleash nearly I*,*
000,000,000 gallons of w ater .on the
valley below, hourly ebbed today.
The two drain leaks in '1110 dyke
where discharging 10.000,000 gal
Iona with each hour th at passed,
engineers estimated, and it was
declared th at the pressure on the
earthen barrier was considerably
less than it wns ."8 hours ago.
Kiwanis Club Has
Music Program At
Weekly Luncheon
Mrs. Connelly Is
Hostess To Club
t.liil
i c f i . s b m i iil .
R ICH A R D
j u i u i i u a n oi (aligns, j
s observed todav
at the meeting of the Kiwanis
t lub at the Forrest Lake Hotel.
With a program in charge of Mrs.
J. JL Colclough, various numbers
were rendered und enjoyed by
members of tin* club.’ Assisting
E ntertaining in her usual g ra e -1 CHICAGt), May !*.—(IN S )— Mrs. Colclough were Miss Violet
ji ns mnuncr. Mr-. A. P» CmmeHv , I be once g re at estate - the late (tank, Miss Frazier, .M rs, Cook,
Mrs. Phillips ami Joe Reeves.
was hosttxs Ttievihty when tdib Wn* T ftgtlen Armour, a few years ago
Oral J. Myers, prominent atUfifltt'KA lo the members of tint | rated as the world'* second richest | t.'ln ej of West Palm Ilcach gave
Du|dicnte eluli at it 1*r homo on
tin* been practically w (teri nu interesting address in which
Park \v*mn*. lb .,eji, gtailioll and >“l in paym ent of his post-wru- It ■ 1 itnl statistics in show the
soundness and strength of the
lavishly in cd hi decorating the
state ami pointed out the trem end
other ju eitv spring blossoms were
ous
growth ami development made
rootrs of this lovely home.
1in .he la.-t three years. U rging
Games of duplicate bridge w eft
im>ie of a rpi 1 it of optimism Mr.
cnjojn) thuntghoiit the nfternoo.i
Mvet 1 id of the progress being
hml afte r all the boards had been
made in ail lines of activity
| lived, st'-tve wcie eimrtteil and
tin i.nmii'uit J he. state in face of
it was found (lint Mrs. Frank Mil*
li r ami Mrs F K. |; umillai wei •
It..liters o f h i g h e s t v m r i 'S .
At tile I .'a hour 1!)C tallies wc"e
clean >1 ii’ul spread with ilninlv
C o-1 r
BOSTON’, May
(IN h) —
p jres today caused one dentil nnd
destruction of a club house mid
two Mountains hotels.
F rank Snyder. 3t>. of Pittsburgh,
was burned to death nnd fi\e
other persons, including two chil
(iron had narrow escapes when
flames destroyed the club house at
Quinaponsettc near Holden. Sny
der's charred body wns found in
the ruins. He-came In Massachus
etts recently to work on a iKTVVt
TO SELECT HKENKY CAMP
NEW YORK, May ft.— (INN) —
Charlie Harvey, m anager nf Tom
llerney, went to White 'Sulphur
Springs, N. Y., tada.v to in-pei t
Tom Luther'^ training camp. The"
Nciv Zealander may get into
shape there for h iab o u t witli Clenc
Tunney. Camps at Atlantic City
and Fnirhavcn, N. J., also nre be
ing considered.
■of fun.
Ur re ’s Itichar
again in n new humur ri
piece and he lias all the
in the-w orld sewed up
picture. I!e’s a cocky, ]
lad all mixed up in a bar
here and in getting out
the depression.
('. J. Wolfe, seerttn ry of the Y.
M. C, A. nnii Max Cook, of Oviedo,
were voted in as new members of
the club. Fred T. Williams and I).
J. Dooley, members of the auho d
hoard wcie visitors.
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‘God’s Acre”
by
I)r. tJ. Ik W yatt—Tonight
First Christian Church
South Side Primary School
1 f .i l i .c l , .
1 I
a >ri. Ml!' i':'
net blend mid
an a 1 'H't wcic *ciM"l by t >i to M e - ' .
Th"
gm
nduded
nlil>
Reduced Prices
All l h is w eek , on 2!» \ 1.1(1
l ir e s a n d T illies
F (u tiirl h a n d ( ir e s in d if lc r eri(
sj/(.«s a l
re a s iin a ld e
p ric e s .
I)ix Pi ct ur e Now;
At Milano Is Bi.<c
H I N T S
Triumph
I'’or S (:\ r 1;
1
Laney’s
“The Friendly Brui»‘ Sic
K. First St.
Drescriplions Filled Drtituptl
Sanford
And Accurately
If INKS
I iHintr S la t ion
I I.'i . a n fo rd A \ 1
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BUTH BBY Aft OWCN
They n 1;
lav eami
fig*i: 11 of
n»mn*r 1
Ifii onlv
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r c l e r r c i i ................
" a - I.m ud
h a t C1 1 1 > « ,1
11 i t t spin a i*'r miiM b*
* n s i!:i til*'<.i| i i i i 'i o i i t ip is lrn
1-'a sloe
m ediately a fte r at the d u b hou.M*
Cbildrciih Story Ilnur at 10:00
O'clock ut the Library.
MONDAY
M ary Lumbrclh Circle of the
F irs t Methodist Chuivh will meet
nt 3:30 nVliicl. at tlic lioim' of .Mrs.
lo in Holt on I’aliiiclto Avenue
with Mrs. Bolt. Mrs. .li riiig.iri and
Mrs. \\ . J , Laird as hostcssi'H,
Itegular nioulhlv Ini-ill. - atnl
social m eeting of i*ie Marie tyiifn
Misioiiary Sociiti- of the Atellio
disf Chureli will i.e held at s nil
o ’clock al Die d u m b noiov
All
member* are uigeil 1 ., atleiul Km b 1
member is asked to I,ru g In
m other as the program will I..
“M other’s Day" prog 1 am
“ W ear E ver"
deiiionstraiina
luatheoii iit 12:30 nVl.n!. at lie
Finish House for all uicm b.ithe St. Agnes ami Woinenks (lullrtx
of Holy Cross Kpi-i opal Cbimli
Annual m eeting and elect mu
.
officers of the St. Agnes Guild m
3:00 o'clock at Du- I'urish House.
Study Cluss of Women's (tail,I
of Holy Cross Episcopal CJmri b ut
3:00 o'clock at Die Parish House.
Pipe Organ Club will meet a*,
the Baptist Church ul 3:30 oYInd. (5 K >■*ti)
"a
with Mrs. M urrlwcntber (J. llewi..
nnd Mrs. Cliffout W alker as hostw a
TUESDAY
_ ^ M u*!e D epartm ent .»f the W'mn.»«'» Club w ilpliohl legulnr meet- !
f .1111 > Itiiil. \ . 1 1
Mr*., S. M. Abcrcrumbif and sitV*r Mr*. E. S, Hoskins left Wed
nesday niurning for HW kton, Ala.
where they WI'll' I a i l e d b;. 1)||. ill
lies* "of iheir mother
Mis* Jessie
S
Stns't
Italic
laifton, N, <’.. .arriVi’i
ijf. h.vii
been , a He
Pf^ilCt j ^ 1 i« ^
t l l i a i r t f J t« ,
I'a lm u liv e S o a p . I lo r
Woman's ( ’lu!) Card
Parlv Held Tucsdav
in
1 \c> |>t iorinl
inlci
t
P o w d er
1 ■)
I'lcii o l e
was
Die
lo r l m o h l !;
In id e e p a r l y g i v i " Ttie olny aftt"1 ' li foi the m i ' i i i b o o f tile So*-
S q u ib li N u r s e r y I’o w d o r, 5 fo r
J o h n s o n & J o h n s o n Ila h v Dow d o r, 2 5 c v a lu e
,il I »e|iaiInn m o f tlie Woimin'< Ini, wbi'i, Mi->. 1 b u lb 's f’n ui II,
.'1 , Mr*. Kilimiml Meiseli ami Mr
I'util l llg g e i
w e ic I ■ - ti—,-e.-.
F ace P o w d er
(piiU'i i’.lcs
of l"Vi'l)
spurn:
(loWel I, With sllup dlognlis, cUI'liaViiport inhulciJ | •i nis and rnggnl lobin.- predomiiiaq u id tly c le a r heatt I lln g , w ere used with plvllsiug cflei t In ik't ,0 at lllg <)>■' du b loilllge
win I the faille- liti.l belli pin. I'll
And
Mmibigaut Face I'owder, $1.50 value
Three Flowers Face Powder, 75c value
Stfuilibs .Milk Magnesia. 50c value
^1 • t**> I «*r 1 htv i i U f i i nn i*uuu >
•»f Liiilm’ \%i*r«* kepi on tallies
1l#*i«»* in flit* i lull flm frt* a fit I a fit r
ffjf
Richard Hudnut llriljiant ine. (>0e value
itu 111 1h*f o f p n » n iv n 0 iiiih
113 South Park Avenue ami are prepared
Tirmtc you bettor and''efl'icient service in
vulcanizili ;ni General Tire Repairs,
We have
complete line’ of Goodyear
fires and Tubes.
k i ti J>J*1Vi*tl, tfi'Hii'tt \V*?!’»* t g!KtUtl I , Mit*. i K. Myer.i and
bow els
I'D*'', a ituuldv Pytvx Baking dull,
wax will In Mrs. Braxton B. Bag
;;*lf, wbill: Mrs. M, Miitafik wlm
held low Mine was given a pretty
putta J .jdarit,
Iti'fie-lilneUtM Ilf eotigf’ultd fruit
Kabul, ■liee.ve wafers, pickles and
l l i f i * r 1 nil %
, till lilt I tiK£ fi'rllim m| (jun, ) were served by tile hu'tesM*.
( f ' r |tl| m I ( l i e «k(ultit*t li t t l l l
teil bj Mr*. W alter S. Cole
4 L ; i i rt i i %
m u o n i f o r l i i u ; man, Mi». E. II. Ashcraft amt Mr-.
I n n r I |i 1 1 1|t J 1 it • f m i t « i l l %1111 fit It,
•at' Ji
There- will •
ill* if ) tin 1 1 §*! 11 m i i »it | * r till J r I n I it I* v Allred U
II i l r « |i J i i r n i J i
Iflitiiil it J a c u u i l u r f i
eleven tallies of player* wlm enI Ii h i i l t u i i k ) , h ( p c | i )
f i-rlltiR . t i l
le r illiiiirr iilfl
In* • »| i I it «***«( I t } a ■j".' mi this lb-light foi aftei noon.
f u r i n n i r j i l i i l i i r n r illiM illiK t
H ill rn iM *.
V m i r I h i t lit*, n r i u * i i u i l
f l l i H r i » * i i l I | l a ) l i u t i ^ i i I r i ' l «u l i J i i i u l
«!*
11 *(c
ijii'n
|#T
W iaiillm r.) Tiiiiiu
!( is unb a question of time un
til all - (noil-, ui t!u ia |i\
111 n-it
nth pi this oractirall)
iiiiiiiless.
no 1 hod tif 1cent incut, at people
will not run the ri-k of general
i"
! . le. *nrger) anil expensite
b< ,.!n It/ntinii whoa I hey i t 11 cel
lie a tiiu a l of it,|s kind with less
• vpi ii-e and no loss of liinc tro n i'
’ori.il nr Inmlrto* oblical/m*.
IN STOMACH
Irrlrfliijc
(’ordially Invited
s j m p lo m .
NO MORE GAS
FOUHEHT LAKE
Jatnc* |t, Worth, Miumi;
Hinson, Tarnjai; J‘. D. Cnnu
Juel:*onville; Mr. uad Mrs.
Williams, Miami; Cliarlea F
ny, 'Chicago, in.
T o ilet Soaps
I rented In amlpilatil met hml . ' I•
mo I iii.i.n ’ u ld v there was re
b« f I rota 1 he itching, ami lie went
to sleep thiil night (nr the lir-t
lime without .his IrouhtcMinic j
li t ’V I '11 pworlli si oil M;
’I''" '' Scott wcie bolder
efflaeaS^sBEasoci
otePArrivafs
SmiCi Side School
Audhoriuni
I'ri(l;iy S: I*. M.
The public is
torn ml
Kim a a t.'
Tarpon
S p r'n g s—1
i ’rvi ii.pnient company
I'ln r u j Kit* 1 p»iiW |«v- test well for go* and
%i ( | It tf *fi rlri i i l u | l u u .
I*r(
ilium diUe' vicinity. ilN- | r l J i * i % ii.’i i k n u t )
Italy . will eatubllsh 1
tdtips for deep-sea caplaiu*
o ld , U jl& th
Dalm Olive Shaving ('ream, 35c value ..
I iMitilain ftyrlnfft^, $2.25 value
Putnnm Dyes, 2 for
.
*
^
Si|uibbs ( astor Oil, 25c value
^ ^ji ri
ri
1 Gal. Alludirt Jug:;. $ 2.«o vdlfWO— ..At.'
\
Ag tiro I. $1.5(1 value
dy/ ,7
r,
■;
..... yiv
Hee Grand Insect I'owder, 15c size 2 for
Invery__M yht- 7-:4f>
Park und Genova
Fndenorninational
N'ulcunirinp & General Tire Repairs
Texaco Gas and Motor Oils
113
S. P a rk
A ve;
We Deliver
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TTIB 8A N F0R D IlERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA,
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1928
‘*‘3
T A PE FP
.
Hickman Wins Toiht .i
In Battle For Life
KI.ROPB UUYS EXPORTS
fenforA D«»y Herald
6 — Help Wanted Male
[ant a d r a t e s
UNEMPLOYED MAN OR WO,MAN can mnke good living and
bc'ow n boss if have small amount
of capital. Business established
here in Sanford and will clear
owner $100 m onthly. Address Box
50 Caro Herald.
j»
Cosh in Advance
’ #•
^ ie ads, will be received
,tnms and collector sent
ilcly fo r paym ent,
_............... 10c a lino
”
...... ....... 8c a lino
....................... 7e a line
rpnic rotes on r<xlucsL
reduced rotes aro for
.otivo insertions.
‘words of nverago length
[#untcd a line.
__ num charge o f 30c fo r
1 insertion.
advertising Is restricted
eper classification,
fin error is mndo The SanI Herald will be responsible
fidy one incorrect insertion,
»dv<rtiscr fo r subsequent
don't. The office should be
im m ediate!/ in case of
TO ADVERTISERS
Herald
representative
roughly fm m liar w ith rates
i and classification will,
j you complete inform ation.
I if you wish, they will assist
i in wording your w ant ad
,it (boro effective.
PoUttcn! A n n o u n c e m e n ts
► 'o n
Proved Success
\
The daily patronage of hundreds of the
m irn n tS T K X im sT o f
r t n i .i r ix s t h f c t io n
l a m n cnrullrliit'* f u r r e - e l e c t i o n
to the o f f i c e o r flutK T ln irn tli'tft o f
t'u tiltn
I uni ruction
f o r H c n .ln .ile
C o u n ty . M lb jw t to th b P e n m e n , tic
I 'r l i i u i r y . V o u i e u p p o r t w i l l lie o p p r c c t n te i i.
T. W. LAWTON.
7—Situation Wanted
GET A J O n : Tho Herald will run
a Situation Wanted Classified
Ad for a week at half price fur
those who desire em ploym ent. No
ads charged.
r o u n iiK iiirp-
people of Sanford proves that this Classi
1 uni ii r a i i t t l i l u t o f o r t h a o f f i c e
of S h e r i f f n m l w i l l n t i | i r « c l a t r millp o r t In t h e J u n e P r i m a r y .
' K. B. W A L K E H .
fied Section is giving the kind of service
I w ish in a n n o u n c e t h a t I am
a e iim i l i ta t e f o r t h o o f f i c e o f C o n M otile f o r
J u ttI c e of t h e
Pence
D i s t r i c t No.
4 H em tn n le
C ounty
F lo riil.i, m i l l J i m u c e . o f t h e P e n c e
Dint n e t C o m p r i s i n g
E le c tio n P re e i n t s , N o 'a 1. 3, 3. *. 9. 10, 11, A IS,
s u b j e c t t o t h e i t r r l a l o n o f t h e P e rn *
o erutle P r i m a r y to be h e ld on J u n e
i t h , A. I). 1»S»,
„*' .
1 w ill I ' p p r r c l n t a y o u r s u p p o r t . ;
L K H L JK l i l t VAN. '
POIl ,'OSiSTAIII F,
9— Instructions,
S L E E P W ELL on a genuine
B cnutyrcst
m attress.
Ihrico
$30.50. Gilbert McGriff F urniture
Co., 23 E.. Church St., Orlando.
everybody wants, and the success of these
columns tells of the daily *satisfaction they
10-B Plants nnd Flowers
Landscape Service. Trees, Palm s,
and shrubs. O. Somtnerchield,
Landscape Architect, Nurserym an.
The Greenhouse, Elm Avc., 13th
and 14th.
give. Make a habit of reading these
Classified Ads regularly!
11— Miscellaneous
HOUSEHOLD FU RN ITU RE: At
» cost of only n few cents you
can insert a Classified Ad under
nounccraenis
this heading nnd dispose of su r 20— Farms For S a le 1
HONS ACE Springs are nh- plus furniture, household articles,
ly guaranteed to please. etc, A Herald w ant ad will find FIV E ACRE tra c t with residence
MrGriff F u rn itu re Co., 23 you n buyer. Call 148.
on Bcardall Aviv, also tw enty
l:irch St., Orlando.
FIBRE Bed-davenport suite for aero trac t Painter’s subdivision.
Nick Zemovean,
living room only $108. Gilbert Bargain, sec
Bcardall Avc.
McGriff
F
urniture
Co.
Orlando.
A HERALD Classified Ad.
all in cost but a g innt in re- 15— Apartment For Rent
Phone 148 nnd un experI »il taker will serve you.
3 ROOM furnished apartm ent.
P rivate entrance. 218 French
Avc.
”*
tested for glasses by Dr.
Lris. Opposite C ourt House. FURNISHED APARTMENT with
bntli ami garage. $3(1 per month.
|Me or Granada Dry Ginger Mrs. A. K. Powers, IH7 W. Ninth
nil 703. Prom pt Delivery. or Library
P O Il HTATK O RN ATOII.
T o the U e m o c r a llc V o t e r s o f Tho
3Tth S c iu it o r la l D i s t r i c t : —
I h e r e w i t h a n n o u n c e m y rtatdlrtaey fo r the D e m o c r a t i c n o m in a t io n
f o r St u t e S e n a t o r
f r o m the ' 3 Tth
Senatorial
D istrict
composed
of
Se m in o le nnd H re v n rd C o u n t i e s nt
Ihe J u n e :.th p r i m a r y an d If nomlnnteil nnd e le cte d , I a s s u r e one and
all n ften to crn lle a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
T iin n k tn a one nm l nil fo r y o u r
v o le and Influe nce,
jt e sp c e i f u l l y ,
P H I L I P \W llo n K llT H .
FOIl t'Ot'MTI* cci.m m isn io n k ii
T o Tin* Vonr»» nf S r ml no I.* f h i u n t y
I %vl!*h iD .a n n m i n c p th a t I a m a
candhtiitc fo r tho o f f i c e o f C o u n t y
Conirn1»ji1oni*r fr o m D U t r lc t No, 2
Niihjpit to the H f m o r r a l l o I'rln ifirv
to to* h . h l on J u n e Mil. A. IV lV 2h
t hnVt* li ve d nnd paid t a n * * In t»r*
Political AdvetiNcmcnts
iiniti* a n d H»*ttilnole t ' o u n t i « h a in c e
t s 7S and I h a v e uUvayH t»r«*n a D«*m •
F O Il T IIU I.E U I*I.A T U IIH
»k’ rut.
Soli ject tv (h r bji jh one hi it g D e m o
D. U . <1* IIA IIU N ,
c r a t i c I ’ rh.vnry, 1 *.er»by n n n o u n c * * * «
ve
Kunford.
my c a n il'd aer
for
lUa U u U i o f
l l r p r n s c i i t a t l v r * a s a m e m b e r of
1 1ro u p 3.
rf nom I no le d t p l e d x * TO THB YOIBIIN HF NIMIINOI.H
COUNTY.
rnj- tafst r f f i . r t a In h e h n lf o f Ihn
I wlali I n n im u u n re t h a t I a m a
|..1<1>I..S o f Seinln ule C o u n t y .
The
e r v l a i r j l i e e i l ,if the peonlo o f F l o y l - eandldiile fo r r e - u lr c t l o li to (he o f
ila la T a x It e llr f. e * |lo c la lly re d u c - fice uf v'uunty C u aim iaatu n er f r e m
ilo n o f lo cal tav.'H T h l* . In m y D istrict Nn. t. aatijei t tn th e doii plalool c a n In- effi-clo d
hy
a n S nIuii of (lie v o t e r s In the D e m o
lie held via J u n e
m io l t .il d ills) rlliu llo n
of
tha c r a t ic P r i m a r y
preponti f i ve
cent
gasolln a
tax ith. A D !s*»
It, K. W l t K K I . B a
annum u h r S t a t e A on d D e p a r t m e n t .
ScHoola! C o u n t I** nml C l t t r * . — p a r
t i c u l a r l y tile C o e n l l e s an d C ltle a F oil ( i.iaiK oi' » iitc itiT r o r n T
tf honored by
(he
n o m in a t io n 1
I h im . v.i •............. that I «m a
promlMt to d e v o t e nil Ih e r t i e r a y rnndlvL'ie f*.i i. elt.-ilun to live ofnmt e x p e r i e n c e th a t
1 p o ix e x x lu fl. e
v <-i h <>t the Circuit Court,
a c c o m p lis h Mint end.
uf Seinio •' r t •iinly. Florida, sub*
It. W. P E A H M A N , J r ,
Jet I |i> ('•. d<'t lal.in uf the Deni’i-
05 Acres celery lam / closo to cold
storage plant W l-4 of N W l-l
of N El-4 nnd NK1-4 of N W l-l
and Sl-2 of NW l-4 of N W l-l
(less 117.4 feet N & S by 218.7
feet E & W in NW com er) section
32 Twp 21 R. 31 Seminole county.
Only $215 per acre 1-4. cash, pny
to investigate and w rite Mrs. K. _____ :_________________________ ciatic v • id a <>f Seminole County,
lu th.. it.itiueraMe Primary Klee
252 Halcyon Arcade, .Miami Flori
tbui *u ur held mi June bill, A. D.
F o n J t ’t t n t T o r i*i4a r n
I 0 D U C 1 N G l i n g ’s P u r e P o r k THE MORE YOU TELL: the bet da.
If."*.
I . ttrrt*l»y rtmiuunun m y c un illi!a cy
V K DMIini.ASH.
i i g e . 117 M n g n o P a A v e .
ter results you’ll get. An ac
t *>r rt*-rli*clltm
In
lln* t i f f l t c uf
-Iuntie#* «>f thi- IVuri*. Hliitrlrt So. 4
FOIl I'U IA T I HIIWKCtTIMl
curate inscription o f the a p a rt Zi— Acreage For S a l e
llu vtnK h* 1*1 f t»Im ttffU't* fo r near))
ATTOItNBY
ment you have to rent will find
tu n ) Miuin unUi (lii* illn trlct w m
si And Found
t In retiy tiikn I M . nielluet uf anmirut-t) Into tlif* K m irth n i M r l r t 1 noil ticl iik ti>> cnflitldacy
fur
Mm
a desirable tenant much quicker
f f u l J list If Ir-il In iiftklnc t!i«’ v o t e r *
than a price and address. Phone It) ACRES Muck Land for Sale. fo r t h e ir Mipi’nrt on m y p r e v io u s
ill, FIND genuine Kiddie , w fl)r nn ltl! , llk(.r
The SE. 1-1 of the NW. I-1 of m*or*| ith Ju-Htlff • *f ill** iV a r w and P r i m a r y . I w i l l a p p r e c i a t e a n y
ti|tnln«»f m y t.*• ?*t e n d e i iv o r * to J4lv*» s u p p o r t g i v e n in* by t h e p e n p le
loop, at Gilbert M cGriff FuroiSection Hi T. 21 S. R. 32 K. Plow oil
the pfopli- a M|uar«* J t n l v i t t i a n d ns* l ir e t h e m . If e l e c t e d , w ill
ko. 23 K. (’hurcli St. Orlando. SIX ROOMS and garage. Nicely ing well land, undeveloped, for jUiHtlro ti* all 4114)1 Utrk’l
lit're live give In Mill d u l l e s nf Mir u f l i r n in)
furnished. Reasonable rent. Ap sale at $5(1.01) per acre. 10 per to the I iiwm.
v e iv best service*
5r
\V.
LOVMLU
W . K W H ITE
ply 801 Magnolia. Phone 280-W.
cent discount for rash. Fred T.
FO Il N flR IU F F
Ml; Many people have found > i ’|,'i.*r i.'i, \PA RTM FN’TS- ftim Williams, Sunfonl. Florida.
I h e r e b y n n n u u n n e m y s e lf a* .
t Herald Classified Ads bring I
V*
‘
** ,
Koit r t n \ tv ( v n n ih H in H :u
is bed, 3 mom and garage. Atr n n d l d a t v f u r s h e r i f f uf H cnilnule
f u Inh (n niiiioiiti* «• (hut I 4tm ii C o u n t y s u h j r c t
•jil rcsulLs. The cost is surtu
I h e n o t i o n of
fu r th»* u f fle v nt C o u n t > t h e
ih 'iu i/e tn tlo
p rim ary
to
be
Jtcly small.
S atisfy
your linclive sum m er rates. Apply 801 22 H eal K a ta te F o r E x c h a n g e «'Aiiilht^t*‘
t 'o m m l ^ l o r n 'i f i nm l*lntih*f
lu h e ld In t h a e a r l y p a i l of J u t . e I V l l
Magnolia.
Phono
280-W,
Hllhjfit In (hi* ittT Ixlnli of ihr \ •
tv with a Classified Ad, Phone
v e r y rexpectlvely.
*•!;$» in k* In* I n-miii t ut l<* I'r im u ry t*»
K h f l i t ADY.
for .service.
FURNISHED
four rooms and W ILL TRADE Rose Court lot, In* In hi oil J iitir Mb A 1> I '*2“
s r
fully paid for for automobile—
bath. Downstairs. CI.iho iti. 211
FOIl Fill 1TV fltOXBFFTIMl
Must be in good condition. When
Laurel. Phone I'.to-W.
ATTOHNET
lAutomubileH
I
h e r e b y n iim io n ce m y c a n d id a c y
answering this ad give complete
f
fnt
re -e lec tio n
to
the
o f f i c e of
C t l l t t U l ’N T Y ANNKHNOIt U F
A partm ent for rent nt 317 Park inform ation as to make, model nnd
DUDDn
C oim ly P ro s e c u tin g A iio rn c y
e u lo
T A X F.tt
Avc. Phone 853—J.
k'jre cars and Graham truck*,
Jccl
t
o
t
h
e
Will
o
f
t
h
e
v
o t e r s In
condition of car. Address Box 79
1 w ls ti t o a n n o u n c e t o t il e p e o p le
o f H i s n i u i ’le v 'n u i il y t h a t I a m ■ Mm D e tn o e r u M e p r i m a r y o n J u n e 9
ps nmi 13th. StreeL Photic 3.
JOHN 11 I. KONA HOT.
Small garage apartm ent. Call 251. Caro Herald.
c a n d i d a t e fo r 1 C .e l e c t i o n t o t h e o f
Modern
furnished
apartm ents. 2 5 — E x c h a n g e
F rig id aire; Murphy steel kitch
en: G arage: excellent neighbor
hood: rent very reasonable. Park
A partm ents, No. ft. Phone 8 1 R —J . W ILL TRADE: Money Making
BiiHtni'sH for good ear. Find no*.
14— Hoonin Without Hoard
considered. Atldress 'irad e, Litre
JOCINS i COWAN Co. Auto
Tho Herald.
Jiltor and sheet m etal works. Special weekly rales ut Sanford's
honie-like hotel. Ser.iinoh* Hotel.
' French Avenue. Phone 71G-W.
CARS: Buy or sell. If you
k'h to do either n Herald want
|*ill go u long
way towards
®itif the trick. The cost is only
teliLi. Call 1 18.____________
fic e ,n f T a x A ssessor,
d e c i s i o n of t h e v o t e r *
c ra tic P r im a l) to be
uf I h l e ) c a r
A.
s u b j e c t to th e
In Ihe D e m o
h e l d In J u n e
VA UOIIA N.
F U ll T .l X F O b l.F .F T O ll
I w i s h t o Announce t h a t I a t n a
civ.ldldat n f o r r e - e l e c t i o n
to
Ihe
—
nf - t e m l n Mlo ’P o u i . t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e e d l o n
o f t h e v o t e r * In t h e D e m o c r a t i c
P r i m a r y t o he h e l d In J a n e .
Y o u r s u p p o r t w ill he a p p rtM a te d .
JN O . O JIN K IN H
jp n it f b
o f I'k a i 'k
r u n n ix T itiF T m i. t u t u
T h i s m t o t im i o u n i'c D*y c s n d l d * r y
f o r J u s t i c e of
t h e Peer**, I d n l r l c t
No, t . s u l i je o t t o t tu* w i l l of tlie
I 'e m o c n iM i : v o t e r s Juio* Clh. Nunford, L a k e
Monroe.
P o o l* .
Lake
M ury,
t.n n tw o o d ,
A ltam o tite
^ a n r l n g q a n i l F n i g a t C i ty , c o n s t i t u t e
th e ab o v e dlx lrlcl.
If e le c te d , I p r o m is e a n
honest
n u rtu res-lik e
n dint n U t rii Mon
frai
from
Mu* u r u u l
m e d i l lr e u m e n i '* *
g e n e ra lly e o n n ec trd w ith
Ib l* o f .
f o ii
(Political Announccmcn(s)
r o i l r u r v x r s i i ’n i n T i : \ i i u
o r I 'l'u iiic i M t T i u i-rio a
FLYING IN EUROPE
sT
I w i s h In a n n o u n c e m y o n n i ll i to r i
lo r th e office o ^ ftiip rrln ti'n ile n t o
Public
In stru c tio n
of
Sem lnol
M ount)', vutiJeM t o t h e w i l l o f t h e
v o t r r n In t h n p r i m a r y J u n e 9. f o u r
a u pport will h r a p p re c ia te d .
M A Y 1IBU .V : M A X W E L L .
TO T U B
V O T B I I S O P M .M IN O l.i:
COUNTY
1 w la li t o a n n o u n c e m y a e l f n r n
r;im ilitate t o r t h e s t a t e le n la la tlir e
In g r o u p S. S e m i n o l e O o t i n ly , s u b J n 'l t o t h e
lte m o rrn tlc
P rim ary
J u n e 5. A. IV, lt»2*. n m l w i l l n h l i ’e
liy t e t u l l n o f s a m e . I c o r d i a l l y notIclt y o u r s u p p o r t .
J . It. l.V L K S ,
£ INCREASING IN
WASHINGTON, May 8.— (IN S)
— Europe purchased $580,394,000
worth of American exports during
the first throe months of this
year, the commerce departm ent an
nounced today. This represents jj,
ncnrly.hnlf of the to ta l.
SPEED EFFICIENCY
All Ships .Must Have Ticket
Of Air*Worthy ness Before
They Are Allowed To Carry
I’jt.ssenges On Airway Trip
BRUSSELS, May 7.—Aviation
in Europe has mivancoii by Iyaps
and toiimis. The airplane in vvh’eh
I tame* from Croydon Airdrome,
FOtt C O U N T Y J I I I I I K
1 h e r e b y ann uutice m y c a m l l d a r y England, weighs fourteen thous
fur re - c l e c flo t i
lu the o f f i c e
of
C o u n ty J u d g e o f S e m i n o le C o u n t y . and pounds nnd .can carry a load
F lo r id a , s u b je c t in the w i l l n f the
Pem ncnM Ie
V oter*
of
Se m in o le of forty three-* hundred pounds,
County, In Ih e D e m o c r a t i c P r im a r y The wingspread is eighty-four feet.
electio n tu he he ld J u n o S i l l : 19.'*
J A S . • 1. S l IA IlO N .
The cabin enn carry eighteen pas
sengers nnd a htewnrd; the cockpit
t : •■
has places fa r two pilots und there
, I'O t t T A X AHHF.Stum
I hereby npmiutn;e to Mu* people is a large cotppartmcnt for bag
of Seminole- County that
I ntn a
oil rut l<lHit* fo r tax asuv'siuir eulijecl gage.
to tho declaiuu o f
the voter*
in
As soon a* the machine is
the Democratic t’ rlmnrv to be held
In Juju* of thl* year. I have lived wheeled to the field from « han
In tjrange
and Scmlnole m u n li e s gar, nil htrutg ant' wires are exfur in year*
l
have
nerved ' u*
ailerons, tail,
county commlaeloi.ei'
on and
off, nTimed, the body
luf 12 years. I have made my liv fuKilngt! nnd enhin arc gone ovef
ing raising stock and cllros fruit
nml farming. 1 prunon* t » I d every hy two inspectors. The engine is
taxpayer
curry hi*
proportionate then inspected. All sparkplugs lire
aliare uf taxes hy viewing the pro
perty
personally.
Your
Nupport taken out of the fourteen cylinder
will In- appreciated.
Armstrong- -Jaguar 385 II. 1\ enK. H K 11, IIK 14.,
gines. There are three engines on
each ship. All oil filters, pipelines,
springs nnd tappets are examined.
F O I l t 'l l . M T A I I I . K
I h.'reby announce my candidacy
Air Worthy Ticket
fur i nnntnhle for tho fuurth dieNo
machine
is perm itted to take
lrlrt, subject (<■ the will
of
the
voter* In H.o Demor.rnMc prlmury the nir without nn
“nir-w orthy''
of June 3.
Your vole will h» upticket. The result of thesn oxnniiuHireclateil.
Jl. C. (Iloli) W I M * » X .
nt ons in th at the Im perial Airways
have flown machines more thnn
3,099,099 miles nnd have carried
l u l l COl'NTt CtlMIIINXHINBIl more than G4.UU0 passengers with
tu a n n o u n c i n g m y c a n d i d a c y Hit
PiO liinlseioU er *d Un- 3rd L»l*lrlcl of only ono accident in tlie past three
Se m llO 'le C o u l d ) . 1 lie I ell) p l e d g e
in> s e l f t o a n a h u i l u t c l y Ilnp.irM i ‘ nnd one-half yenrs.
A fter n plane has flown two
l i t l f n t l o n t o t h e vvelfar ■' uf Mil' til***
i r l c t u s a w liole. S h o u t 1 1 1." 1Ill'llll- hundred hours it is completely dlslio
l u ll e d a n d e l e c t e d Mu r .' Will 1
> b u i l t t o r p r l v a t " l.rlll'f il of niantnlnl nnd a new machine con
nu> ..tie m a n I w i l l sei ' Mull u •I fill structed.
it ts l u in) n o w or Mint III! III X
The passengers take th eir seats
lull ile II is i n III) d lsl i tlitneil.
v u i'u lltiu a Mu u i u i h Ii e*t 1,1111XIIt I. •Ik
in the cabin for the journey to
it,,, i it v n l d e p m i i e i i j ..I t h e I 'u o n t v
France nnd Brussels over the chan
T h e t* o o ti l v 's b u s i n e s s s l i u u ld lie i
••tiiimtu4i ii V run iIN It pi 1VU1•• Ituv* nel. The "nil clear" signal is giv
4
)
f (II IIIs II
I'XN, 'I Ik.• Iu\pa> i t’ 8 V\ I1
from* the Croyden control
|»" If11<lie > In run 1li«- i *rmIII > f-lin uM en
Hi. lower. Tho machine taxles slowly
■ t n Ivi*li inti . lit!’ 4*11»|f Ilf «*IH**’
•
iinintN).
*i
uml
1*4114
».»nl nf ‘ *M(1tl f % **
across tin* ground and t kes the
l»i H»f •Y1iii*- •1 IkN 1•• U ll.l 1 i“ 4.4. kIIK
1 it.it* air without apparent effort.
■ 1ti t III■ii .1. iil>• t ut I’ .n * It 41 r* i-PI. nl >>l SoillllM l| i VmihM
The plane circles slowly tovrr
of III •Hi K « .•lllll ‘1 1.4 1•411t* S ' **III I11*4! •
■oof X VV'1w' Till oft M mIII I »i|,uiur London. Tb.. Thames passes
beI'.mill * lor Jo o , i o
and a taneatli like a liroml muddy-brown
pay el all lls- time. Make yoot oil
r hlmii. Soon we are passing over
III IIIV *-s! Ill* lit tllllt « III hi *llg y "l
divoblob* ) **n I v >,1• l*'i no will (•* (lie suburbs. A fuggy chill enters
llpio ei'l.lte.1 lune Mo
II*
(lie plmu- and the pilot switches on
W I! II \ t.l. A I
a heater.
Soon (lie suburbs were fa r be
( l . e / n l N o U cun)
hind and the pique passed over
rill II r I t f TUB i 1*1 VIA farm ing country. We m ust have
IN t i l l
J| lii.r:,
s l j l l l V tir.B T f i l l M l , paflxi'H
tKnn fifty golf
s 'l'v r i: u f F t.n u n * t.
in u i : T i n : k s t a t i : o f
m b m b m k courses. There are many in E n g
II I ' l l m ild , Dt-ccnscvl.
land.
IN 1‘HOHATK
The plane is flying low. A lti
F I N A L A O T I t lJ
N.itiee le lurch) given that the tude m eters are placed for the con
und- i -Ign- d will, un tin tSMi il.ty «>i
Mav A M I92X, present tn Ihe lluli- venience of passengers in the ca
III al.h Fulint* Judlle nt s. llllnnlc bin. The plane ivas at u height nf
Fbtrlda. Ilia tln.il I .‘ Ml lit, 1,000 feet, skirm ishing
a heavy
nci-uiihi nnd vuinhers u*. admlnlsi rut,.i I’ nin Tcs| ami-ntn Aimexn dc fog hank.
Inline lien, uf the Ketule ut vlenrgc
The pilots then tuned in tlie
II gel mild, drcensell, and at said
lo to
tilnc, Midi, and there, mat.** ivppll- control lower at Croydon
cntlun In Mm e.tld Judge tuc a final ■ure the man-iiiade bud was on
h*-MI• in* ill uf hi-. ndmlnlsM nlbm nf
nit 1.1 eat-ite, nnd fur nil order ills- Its rig h t course.
FLYER TO DEPART
.
6
MODESTO.
Cal.,
May,
(IN S )—Using un all-meta^
oplanc. Captain Charles; {Khi|
ford-Sm ith. A ustralian w ar nee,
and Lieutenant George R.
i* 1'
U. S. Naval Reserve aviator* wPVii
:ake off from hero in the nehr f u t
ure in nn attem p t to clrcum nari* k
gnle the globe in 24 days or lcs$,
according to an announcem ent Is
sued by the two flyers.
•,a fl
Tho flying pnlr have been _ _
ciated in aerial projects fo r soma - j
time. In recent months they mod* J.
several attem pts to s h a tte r th a
then-existing world’s m ark fo r en
durance flying over
various
Northern California a ir field*. .; J
Once they came within an hour • *
and n half of lowering the old
record, then held by the Germ an J
airmen, Johan and Risticz.
Their endurance attem pts ware.,
all made in the huge tri-m otored ,
Fokker.
monoplane,
Southerti
Cross, which wax used by Captain
George II. Wilkin* In his -aef* “
expedition over the North Polo in
1929.
CAUSES SENSATION
i'M
EICF.STER, Eng.
May,
5.
LEICESTER, Eng. A pr. 23.—
(IN S )—A sensation has been cauled in e^ciulastical circles by th a n '
action of Dr. Bardsloy^ B ishop oi '
laincnr.tcr, in placing the parish
of St, M nry“de C astro here “un
der discipline,'’ because of a ser
ious dispute between him self a n d .
tho vicar, the Rev. J . W. P. W*Yren.
The dispute was precipitated b p
the bishop's demand th a t Dr. W ar- .
ren should discontinue six specified
Anglo-Catholic' practices. The vU
car conceded five of the polnta, b u t
refused to accedu to one demand.
The bishop then took extrem e *e»
lion, discipline, lie refuses to visit
or recognize it, o r to confirm any
of the children. Diocesan grant*, If
any, relative to the parish are now
withdraw n anil the license of th a
curate is suspended,
that none to receive cmfwycmfw
The vitnl paint in the dealock la
th at none hut sick persons shall to
allowed to receive Communion from
the Reserved Sacram ent. This Mr.
W arren declares must remain w ith
in die province of the parish priest,
and he refuses to surrender th a t
position.
TO TEAC1I HISTORY
LONDON, Muy 5. - ( I N S ) —
Fnr the purpose of establishing •
C hair <’f American H istory in th a
University of isindon, where a lec
tureship already exists, a London
Committee has been formed to co
operate with the Committee formed
of the movement.
Tin* utiject of the movement is to.
raise a capital aunt oi $150,000 tha
income from which will be used
for the salary of tin. P rofessor ami
to sonic extent fnr the provision
charging him as ruch Ailmlnli*lral *
and maiiitenance of a library of
ui cum IcMtttmcntu ainicxo do hunt*
Camel
W
orth
More
Than
Wife
linn
American history in conoection
l > i i e . | t h i s t h e 21 d a y n f xrarc.li.
A I F ' I V V -------------e---------------- .—
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F A M I’ IIKLL IlOSSON
Lord Loch, well know n'in B rit,
As admlnlstrnmr cum test- a wife, was the declaration of a na
a m e n t., a n n ex u
de
t m n l s tive of Egypt who recently o ffe r ish literary circles, ha > to rn chair
mm nf the Kstatc of fJcora»
ed both to on English clergyman. man uf the committee.
II. Kcrnald Decragi-d.
He first offered the wife for the
BRITISH COURT Ol'ENKD
IN TUB r i l t c i IT r o r i l T OF TIIB equivalent of $25, “ Why do you
TVVI'.NTV
T lllttn
JUDiriAL w ant lo sell h e r? ’’ he was naked.
• m e t it n r ri.uitiD A . in an d
LONDON, May 8.— (IN S )—In
FOIl kBXIINOliB COUNTY. IN “She ia old and fights,” wns tho
(iiA x rn ti.
laconic
reply
‘‘Then
she
would
an
atm osphere uf splendor and
K A D o ftiL A H h . C o m p la in an t,
fight me," said the clergyman. m ajesty, King George nnd Queen
VH
K. It A S H C R A F T , a s R e c e i v e r of “ No not nn English gentlem an,” , Mary held theit first court of th a
S B XI l \ ‘<H.K <3 (I 'N T Y
RANK, u
b u n k i ln ; c m iu um I Inn. c t ill. D e- wns the answer. The offer being senson in the m agnificent threne
refused the native then offered the *room of Buckingham Palace th is
fem lanl s
it it in: ii o r ih ni.it'ATitiN.
camel
for $100. Asked to explain evening. It avas nf more th an ordi
T IIK HTATK O F
FLO R ID A
TO:*
CI.A ItiHKA
»
( l l t l N N K L U tho difference in prices, he replied nary interest -to American* hecauxa ■
K linWleH- Vlllc. N e w
Y ork.
und
of the large num ber of American*
I. A 1*1)11 R K I L L K , pill*'. I n f r e s l - curtly, "Camel to tte r than wife."
presented.
iletiC" link no** n
It u p p o n r l m i fr.im n s w o r n Hill
Straw
berries
grown
in
this
enun’
nf C u i n p l n l n l fll«'<I lit Mils c u u s e by
Plnnt C ity—City pnrehusen 5..)
llm c o m p l.'iln u n l Mini ) nil C L A R - try in the past 12 months totaled
IHH.V II C R I N N C I . I . a n d L. A iN tR - 297,000,000 quarts.
feet new fire hose.
(Ice.
15— Apartment For Rent
2G— Misccllancoufl For Sale
F o n STAVH BENATOM
HUPS-MARMON
O. 1*. II CO N D O N .
f
hereby
announce
a*
a
candidate
Sinfnrd Automobile Co.
to succeed myrolf ■* Senator from
F O I l T l l « I . K t l i n i . A T l ’I l E
1Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137. YOUR VACATION. Going to Day
the’ 37th Henatorlul district c i m I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my c a n d i d a c y
tona Beach this Sum m er? Wo
posed of Bemlnolo Ilrevnrd C oin - f o r tlie L r g l r l a l u r e (M r-uip 1) r u b tier
suliject
to
tho
Democratic
)
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c
| t o Ihe w ill o f -1 hi'A u t e r i nt Hem
■Business Service
specialize in beach properly mid
primary to be held June bib. 1941 l ie ile F o u n t ) . In tlie p r i m a r y to
will be glad to assist you in find
If elected I promise lo continue heh
DELIVERY by our own
PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE: to work for the beet Interest uf the rid n n J u n e 'f>, 1321M. Jl. LOUD.
to Sanford, Just the same ing a place. Call or write us your
Very libr’ral term s with small dlHtrlnt und I Invite you to my
FO Il TAX A M K H m tt
ord on ruch Important
ley i l l a
|'f you lived in Orlando, Gilbert ixxjuirements. CAMPBELL REAL down payment on business th a t is rec
f w i s h t o n n n u n nee ni> c u n ilb liic y
tion a* good ro*d*. conservation of
ESTATE
CO.
90J
Main
St.
Penin
Griff Furniture Co., 23 E.
established and paying. If you ara o u r natural renouice*. reduction " t fnr the nfflce uf Tu v A hhchhiii 111
sula Side, Daytona Bench.
Snhjrci tu the
tiatt taxea and education.
I *»k Seminole (’ lim it).
fh St. Orlando.
in the m arket for n profitable bus ■the
uf t h e vnleri* In t h e J u n e
support of *11 lu / a l Dvinocrata. w i l l
iness investigate this. BOX 1279,
i'rln in ry .
J . J I-A I U liK I t.
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For
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IV Nipper. Signs nf nil kinds.
J O K D r u n T I 'N D K N .
Care HERALD.
F O B C L K ItK C IH C n iT - F U l'H T
Sanford P aint & Wall Paper 5 ROOMS nnd hath. Garage. Flor
1 h e r e b y i n n o u n r i m y c a n d i d a c y TO T U B VOTKHH n f 11:111X01.1
BOUNTY.
f o r '.th *
offlc*
of
c l e r k , o f llm
al Heights. Phone 78-W.
f w i s h In nnnniincii Mini 1 am •
U lrFU U F o g r l . s u b j e c t 13 l lm a c t i o n
1 1*
c a n d i d a l * fur r e - e l e r l l n n to the nf.
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ATTRACTIVELY
furnished
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H. It. D KA.t
painting, ln t* rln r d « o r a
D i s t r i c t Nil I. s u b j e c t t n Mi* d r . R K I L l .K , u i- eai'ti a n il e v e r y r e s l room house, lint w ater and g a r
ting. Phone 432-W.
I'lslnn nf Iti* V n t e ls III t h e l>eiiin d e n t s of II Hlllle nr CiiilltM ) o t h e r
r
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age. Rent cheap. 1217 W. 2nd St. BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge ' I w i s h t u a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y c r u t l c I ' r l m a r y t n u , h e ld u n J u d i t b a u I b e S t a l e nf F l n r l d u . a n d Miul
t il" p r e s e n t a d d r e s s n m l i d a i e of
l.SSFKR Service of all kinds, MODERN 5 room house., close in.
deck cruiscf. th irty inch draft, f u r t h » o f f i c e u t c u n e t a b l e . D l i t r ' c t 3 tli, A. D. l » l l J O H N MKIKCII.
r e s l i l e n e e n f Mi** ib’feiolMlit, C L A I t No.
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Phone 830-W. Call 2300 Mellon- fully equipped, sleeps six. Price t h e w i l l o f t h a v 'l t e r * l a t h e D e m o ly as Is k t m w n
Is K n o w l e a s v l l l " ,
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tning.
reasonable,
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938.
c r a t l o I ' r l m a r y u f J u n u C.
present
I hrreh) fiiuiuuni'.- my rami lit my New Y o r k ; u n d t h a t Huvllle Ave.
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lilt II.tun: 1rii.it >nil u ml **i»4
F o n to n te r »lii.r.
•'lilt Court niilijoet
In Mu- » 111 uf
MPPy service on any thing in
m odem im provements. Cor. 13th FLORENCE Oi! rook stoves ore
litre
nf
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fluI W'lsh lu antiqunr* Mint ! * m a Mu- voter* nt tlu* It-'inui'i a l l v I'll*
urf
[Pfitiling. A phone call will get and French. Phono 298. Enquire
>t*Uif* unil ( 11.TI III* It* | b f«n pel
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert .(niuljifutil for llm iifflri- viI •'•■iiv-l' mitiy un J iiiii' J. H*;"
In ilii* Si ill I* iIlf 1‘Inriilu, *
atilv.lDIntrlct Nvi. t. SfHiIttuli'
I*, i . t h h a 8 i i i : h
" roan. Phone 417-W. 9 ltuil- French Ave. Filling Slut ion.
McGriff F urniture Co.. Orlando.
Ice of u Kumniniis in Chancery u p
Fiurbla. xvl'l illnt.rli't I’uinliMnUia
A\e.
...n«,tf-in p r e * 8 n c l * Nii'«- I. i 3 *, P. TO T I I R V O T E R * U F NKMINULH on whom would bind you or till)
of you
10. J l , I S tfUtiJbct l u I h r w ill " f Mi"
COUNTY.
FOR REN T: furnished house Vir
T ll K R K F t 'I IK . Mils is to
ciiinIn t h o 'D o m o i'r u M i- F r l m u r y
W U!' YOUR 0L1) WALLS
1 v i i - h t o a n n o u n n Hint 1 a m a
ginia Avenue, Marvnniu $50. BARBER SHOP for sale. Good viiMxrn
fitiiuil you. 1'I.AIILSHA
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business. Jam es Allen, GinderTHING NEW AND BF.T- Avc., near schools, $45. Will rent
”
J. JL (V IC ) V IO K K ltY .
D l e t r l c l N'u. I, e u l i j r c t l u t h e d a - "til’ ll nml every personal!) be mid
appear
liefnr"
our
said
Circuit
vilic.
c l s l u n o ' t h e v o t e r " In l h a D e reo FOIt FURTHER 1N F0R - indefinitely.
W rite
or
Win*
F O B COUNTY Jf/D O K
r r n l l c I ’r l m a r y t o tie h e l d u n J u n * C oiiii nt Seislnole C ount), Florid*.
*U0N, CALL PHONE 23S-J Scruggs. Belle Glade, Fla.
In llm I'll) of
Hanford,
nu
Mm
I h e r e b y j n m i u m o m y m i n i I-la r y I t h . A. D. 13I I .
FourMi du) of June. A. I*. I(*2X, to
HO.ST ON HTKKLR.
SEMINOLE felt muWresscs, ab f o r t h * o f f l c * o f C o u n t y Ju-lire o f
nfi.Pe: :v - c • c o l l k r . s a n make answer to tlie Rill nf Cuitth e m lnol* C ounty, F lo rlJ* .
eu b jo c t
FI+a .
solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert t o t h e a c t i o n o f t h o , D e m o c r a t i c
FIVE ROOM fum fshed house. See
iilutnl Mils da) filed attains! you
F u ll JUSTICB OF rBAUie
liy llm couiplnlnaiit III Ibis eaus.•.
McGriff F urniture C a , Orlando,
F a r t y o n J u n o t t h . I*S*.
My c a m
iiin t r if t no . FOUR
V. A. Speer, 411 P ark Ave.
p a l s n f o r t h l * o f f i c e la In t h " lia n a *
I h e r e b y u n n o u n e e m y c a m l J i la c y nlherwlse tills Hill nf Complaint
,
Y'S DRUG*! STORE—Preof
my
friend*
tliro tjth o u i
t h l* f o r J u * t l c e o f P e a c e o f D l e t r l c l No. Will he taken ns confessed by you
L^Ption*. Drugs, Soda. Wo are 5 ROOM bungalow desirable ten-j 27— M o n ey T o L o a n
c o u n t y n n d w o » o l l r l t th* e u p p u r *, s u b j e c t t o t h e d e c t u l o n o f t h e mid Mil* rails" proceed " I - pnrte.
The mil m e of the s.ild still bi-lliu
« your phone. Can 193.
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In
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nanlT considered
more than |
that
r eila ln
c o n iliiK J l e m o r r a t l c I ’r l m n r ) " jo e
l o be h e l d o n J u n e f.lh. A. I*, l u l l . a (dill to foreclose
of
DAV’I D HJ’K K I L . inortiraHe dated - tlie -lulli day
M a n . , I f t l i e POOple Ir e III l u eleO
S P - v i r iTLb-c KS.- : m i ^ o n 1
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from
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** and general cement work. Raynor,-Silver Iutke,
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—sfnniirt
)ii tv 1 amt—rrtrtof residence* and Mercantile Build a n e f f i c i e n t , e f f o c t l v o a n d e c o n o m i c
J h e r e b y a n i i o u u c " m.r c a n i l ld a e ) ' aid h, .......
'fo r llir office of cbnktabla. District XtlNNIK P. XIOi i RK. mid PAI'L I!
Ie Concrete Co. J . E. Tcr- NICE FIVE ROOM house. 2112 ing* in Sanford a t nn interest rate al i . d m l n l n l r a t l o n .
FRANK XIKIHCII.
KA.M UBI, A. n W I L K I N S O N . » I, subject .In Ih e'w ill *.f the Voters IMHil.KV.. to
m ' Prop- 3rd and Elm.
of G j»c. and up, depending on the
said XlnrlKaKe I-elin; l.f record In
Palm etto Ave. Phone 304-W.
Miiitunu" Honk x, on ban- 3*1. oi
....... ...
i:. k i Klavv.
character of the loan, construction T O T U B V O T I t n s H F a B t l l N U L M
the I'lllillc Recilrds of Henilllote
COUNTY.
[ . r u h R 0 0 F ,N'G:Tho Roof Ev- TEN ROOM bourn de*irnblc loca nnd location of buildings.
(viiint), Florida.
*
s
fu ii ftiiK itirr
I w l e h f.t a n n o u n c * H in t I a m ■
Mrtistitip.
McUl
S in g le s
It Is (i)rHier ordered that llil*
tion. Suitable for rooming house C. S. HOAG & COMPANY c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e o f .
I h e r . by a i i n n u n c e m* c a n d i d a c y
Nolle.be
piilillhlied
lu
the
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PwHBproJI
^ iT N IC W S irA H S B
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.hcd in Florida’s Heart
^World’s Greatest Vegetable
ijon.Its Richest Garden Land
Bill Introduced
To Aid Veterans
Defeats
[Watson r:e ^ an Not
’pail To Be Nomin
ated, Aver Leaders
S e c r e ta r y
WASHINGTON, May 8.—
(IN S )—Thu com pen sn'. ton of
world w ur veterans totally dis
abled a t a result of military
service would he m aterially in
creased under the term s of a
bill introduced in the house to
day by Itep. Berger (S) of
Wisconsin..
Totally disabled
veterans now getting $100
would get §150; w teran s who
have lost the sight of both
eyes, would get $'450 instead of
the $150 they now receive
while .lie loss of both eyes and
one or more limbs, wouldAtican
an increase to $.100.
lust Overwhelm
Party^s Machine
EIGHT AMERICAN
atson Expects T hat GOLFERS QUALIFY
£ will > & , X mIN BRITISH OPEN
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BODY OF SLAIN
ROBBER FOUND
IN WINDY CITY
Magnate, Back From
JAPS LAUNCH Auto
England, Sees Prosperity
FIGHT AGAINST Ahead For United States
CHINESE ARMY
Open Combined Infantry And
4 -d ill___
a —, 5.,.,1
Artillery
Attacks Against
Nationalist Force Hecausc
Of Breaking Of Ultimatum
Japanese Troops
Clearintf Railway
NEW YORK, May 8— ( I N S ) - tiuue to di> « great deal of develop
ilenry Ford pred'eted prosperity ing and research w ork In the>intcrest of protecting; the American ^y|||je JnC](sen, Widely Sought
Unl‘: d
arrival today on the liner M ajes
tic from his three weeks’ visit to
England. lie was accompan ed by
Mrs. Ford.
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“ I am confident," Ford said, th at
‘current prosperity in the United
States will continue. Tin* business
outlook, is pood and th ere i? no
factor In sight (<>*ilisturb its fu-
Tokio Announces Additional ture."
Troops Are Ready To GoTi | Regarding the Ford Motor Comllc ll) o r Forces In Rat til* I patty's business, hq said the com
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SHANGHAI, May 8.—(IN’S )—
Japanese troops a t Tsinan launch
ed a combined infantry and nrtillcj-y attack Yigainst Uie Chinese
today.
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....ationalist
...
- at
- daybreak
,
. I>i“ Iti.r F iv e ” A n d T h r e e O f cause the Chinese failed to fulfill
'! nriim? Ho,a “ (» « *
,
biggist test bo lias yet
entered in bis (juost of
Republican presidential
jnntiou in today's priy in Indiana. •
of every shade
F.i■publicans
i
opinion in W ashington are
ted upon that, however
puny had on nand about 100,000,000 orders mu! th at production was
being increased as fast ns possible
to meet this demand. Speaking of
aviation. Ford su'd: "T he Ford
Company is just beginning to en
ter the aviation field. We will enn-
product/’
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Ford said he enjoyed Ins trip |
abroad. It was the firs t time h.;
hr.d been across the sens since lie
sailed with his famous "pence ship"
in 1910. He declared th a t condi
tions in England were "very good
ami steadily improving.’’
Ford expressed the opinion that
aviation still is in its infancy, ad
ding: “ We are w orking at this
thing. I am convinced thut we will
yet build a machine th n l will rivnl
inun's im agination." He was ques
tioned concerning a rep o rt th a t ho
had made a proj>oHilion to colonel
Charles A. Llndborgh th a t Tandy"
fly n tri-m otored ford to Europe
via l.nhrudor, Greenland, and Ice
land.
,
Connection With Holdup
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Pv- lU dieved To
I* H t I;e b ru .Y > , H U ievCd t o
Have ReenSlninHyGnnfjmcn
Most Of $133,000
Loot Given To Him
Authorities Believe He Tried
To ‘‘Double Cross’TalsW ho
Had Already Been Arrested
Lindy In Detroit
For Talk To Ford
DETROIT. May 8. — (IN S)
—Col. Chnrlcs A. Lindbergh,
who arrived In D etroit last
night on another “ m ystery
m ission" in here to confer
with Henry Ford who reached
New York today from a six
weeks trip to 'England. He
landed in hi* Ryan monoplane
at Ford airport, and na usunl
he had "nothing to Vny." Lind
bergh wns the guest Inst n ight
of William I). Mayo, chief en
gineer of the Ford Motor Com
pany.
The m eeting revived reports
th at Ford Is planning to send
on.
.
an all-m etal plnne on a flig h t
to Europe.
GOVERNMENT HAS
ASKED CAROL TO
LEAVE ENGLAND
CHICAGO, May 3.—(IN S )—
Wilic .l-ickson, object of a nation
wide search as one of the bandit#
win. robbed n grand trunk mail
train of $133,000 here last Feb
ruary. will never face u jury, lie
was found, shot to death, in a
south side alley early today.
Jackson had been named by Formcr Crown Prince Oflloumania Expresses Surprise
captured members of the gang ns
At Order SentHlmMonday:
the custodian o ' moct of the loot.
Order Meets Public Accord
A ainftlc pistol bullot, fired into
the back of his head ended his life,
LONDON, May 8 — (IN S )— A
lie lay face up beside a new auto
mobile haring n New York license. government order expelling him
Keys to the car were found in frenx Great B ritain was served
Engineers Expressl
lief That Tottei
LeveeHasWithsI
Its Greatest
Water Beginnins:
To RecedeSteadily
Danger Point Will Be
Passed In TwoMore
Days, SayEngineerfl
GREENVILLE. S. C., May ‘ I
8.— (INSY—Hope swelled in
the chests of hundreds of in - . <
habitants of the fertile SalatjQ vni)cy today when cnjrlneers said the totterinpf Tabic
Rock tlam would hold.
with the water receding
from the 5.000.000.000 gallon
reservoir at the rate of 250,
A m n l i u r s Win I 'w llto M In ™
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L is t O f S u r v iv im t; W a lte r 20 mile tone, according to word
H a g e n A n d A r m o u r W in n e r s received from Tsjnan this uftcrnoon. The Japanese had entered
.into an agreement' with' the N a
SANDWICH, England, May 8. tionalists to establish a neutral
— (IN S )—Am erica's golfing a r zone at Tsinan.
,
gosy made p, safe landing at the
When day broke and the Jap a n
| Port of foreign supremacy today ese commander found th at the
000,000 gallons per day, the pr*#«
when the big flve-W alter Hagen, Chinese had failed to retire orders
weakened dam w*4
Gene Saracen, Tommy Armour, were given to open fire. A fter
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' believed th at 'within two
Jim Dantes, and Dill MeWhorn— unnonnding, the infantry w ere| Preliminary Skirmishes Will Revised Measure^ For Flood expensive clothes. Jackson was 0f Roumanla, today. Thtfo <1 r
Control
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through
finger-print
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by
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with
ease
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hnU,u
Indicate
Whether
Congress
h they may d iffer in their
House And President; Will J " ™ ;* 1 ......................... ‘.... Ichief ~of‘the special
open goir championship the medal | A^con,lnB l0 |llU.st report:, w>Will
Authorize
A
Slash
Of
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nt'r-ly
naracd and the rsfu g wnt „f the effect of a defeat
Be Considered By Senate | ri^ J; lnin bandit, accor’ing to | Scotland Yard, at Ookhurst Court.
$2t)3,0U 0.m H K )r$33C,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
for which was won by Jose J u r a - 1 vere fighting wns in progress at
South
Gcdstonc.
Surrey,
where
j
«e;.
hudd'ed
1„
; r . ; h t 'i g g
tirtory for the cabinet enndi- do, A rgentina, with u 3l5-holc to mid-morning. Tin* Jupnnese were
police, had been named by " Lim (Tirol hns been the guests of M. sides, braving the chll.
ralna
WASHINGTON,
May
8 —
tal of 75-09-141.
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said to bo winning although out
WASHINGTON, May 8.— (IN S) (IN S )—President Coolidge wilt pid, Charles Cleaver, leader of Jonescu. It gives him "a vensonabk- *hat have fallen steailv am et S u n ili„,v
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an
decisively
defeat
•ay, '-ould return to *heir 1 otn#S'
Hut the liig five was not alone numbered al»out 13 to one.
If
-T he first u st votes to determine' < N8,- ‘ T ? j ' T Reid
ud, flooo the grniui trunk mail robbery tim e" in which to d rp art
favorite -ion cundnlacy of Sen- in its exposition of Yankee skill.
Jupnnese reinforcem ents on their whethr r the Senate wi’l autnorite a Mgn th® J*'1
The-expulsion order was based !n the valley below.
,'
a,., luredd nt th*. gung, ns one o ' two men who has
The builder of the mammoth
been intrusted with the job of upon the allegation th at (Tirol ha<
jr James E. W atson, hacked as Three am ateurs, Johnny McHugh, way
with Na- $20.1,000.1)00 or u $3311.000,000 hIus.Ii “ < »r" ' l'111vay to
. Tsinan 'clashed
.
is by a state organization which qnn j’rancisco; Dougins G rant, tionulUts ut Shim^livn. Tin* ( niii* in federal taxes were t„ begin to- White House t ^ a y . G ang s made hiding the loct.
violatetl the alien regulations and dam. Col. J. J. Ludlow, of W inston
t rfficii-ni v is second probably ' ,,,si,|ont American, and liob Stup- esc were forced liack.
Virgil I.itsingcr was the other th a t hr has been carrying on hos Salem, N. C., deealerJ he believed —
.
i |'ay during the process <>f drafting in the m easure by the house anil
senate a t the request of President man named, police said. All hut tile proprRnndn ogainst a gov- the dam would remain intact and .
rmie in the country, then th>‘ I pj,^ Chicago, uiso made the riffle
Japanese troop* are making a . |(<,w , ax b,u ,
fpc<t "f "stopping Hoover" at ftn,!,ni; the 110 survivors who will determ ined effort to clear the |
,|obnte inU.r t e n * . with Coolidge have removed the tlirc-a ()u,Ki> tWo hn,| been accounted for. e rn n e n t friendly to G reat Britain. that it had passed its most gruel- g|]
Jim City adm ittedly becomes j,() jnto Gu* regular championships ShnngtUltg railway of Chinese
Police trailed them to central III
a veto.
.
"I cannot believe It is true th at Ing tests w ithin‘the p ast 21 houra,
their |>lnns, Senate, leaders ex- of While
Two other engineers, who la# t
the compromise still does tnnts. thence to St. lamis and fin- they are sending me away," said
order to maintain a regular rad
rlorn one.
_
1rcumls, beginning tomorrow.
pel ted to obtain votes on both the
io New Orleans where the C arol. “Surely, the English, who night went over the t'.tuation w ith
iisure up to all the p
If. "n the other hand. W atson, The lone American failure of any service into the em battled city. corporation tax and the surtax nr
rg*- victorious by any appre- poMgenm,n,.l, ft.R to 1-nrry Nab- Japanese guards are being posted rates. The Democratic plan would
f the preside
was lost.
are the most polite people in the tbe Winston-Salem man, reported
t |ie ^jftfd pro who was too ill nt close intervals along the line.
„
believed
Jackson
went
to
(stlf nuirgin. it means renewed
’
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is
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world, would not do any such thing they concurred In the view of th a
»
It is understood that the last of allow n reduction of corporntio •
tn and courage for "tin Allies" to do himself justice. He shot two
tirni
' igh hill- hi.x th at. I sent out no propaganda; builder.
■k and
taxes
from
13
1-2
to
11
1-4
peri
Although
rnin
has
been
falling
have pooled their resource rounds of 80-8I-D14, fnr uhovc his the foreigners nt Tsinnn including
e
Ir
Vti
-al‘d
only
porsonnl
letters
to
my
friends.
4
t!l«*
irn>,.
• cent while the adm inistration plan
Ixd mn<lc ii'inmon cause of tiieii ' average, and even then lie just the United States consul left for would halt the cut ut 12 1-2 per
rAi>a high bowls, 1 suppose the intrigue of the Buch steadily in this section for thre*
jail, u
The .
Qc
Tsinan
upon
an
inter-national
leading
ennditin
/
’leaver,
William Don- arest government is responsible days, it will not swell the basin to
missed the g re at dividing line,
tliat
the
rent The Democratic plan would
hose nany extent, with the w ater reced
train
put
at
their
disposal
by
the
rank Mercia, asked of- for this."
which proved to lie 102. Si Ncwveffect a saving of $1«4.500,000 • -eq u ired
•van *
ing at its present rate, It was said.
•
I:. 3-y ev.ent. tin ■ trel: ->f linos* ten. New York, and Joshua Crane, Japanese.
Mcitmvhilo
the
polico
guard
Jackson
and
I.itsingcr.
lights
over
nMoiim
,mouways
Ot
corporations, compared to $H2,ten
Food, tents and bedding w ere
| r Veter* ti till’ po lls today
about
Oakhur.
.
Court
has
been
Itoston, also failed to qualify hut
lolice theory is th at undcr1100.0110 in the m fmipistration plan. the Mississiiijii river. This, the
T
supplied the refugees on the hill
il by Wrishington n*
TOKIO, May 8. —(IN S) After
strengthened.
A
irports
have
been
,‘rionds
of
the
doubltcroxsed
president
believes,
deflates
the
hill
The aiim inistratio •» opposition
wo
sides today by the Red Crass.
primsn y struggle of ............................. .. ,
a m eeting today to consider the to the linger reduction was based and will ininimiao federal liability ban-.'.'is
m m..is finally
m im ., located Jackson, i instructed by Scotland Yard to Nurses were sent from Greenvlllo
•jimih.
six of its nine original entrants. ' ueuto situation in Chinn the rain- solely on the fact th at the treasury, for damages.
^
dIs rr'te hi* careful ultigupt’ to di* | give immediate notieo should Car- to Improve sanitary condition#.
||r,Mn '
irtm V in Ohio gave
llngeii, the sauce, impeccable I m,t r r ,|crcd the third division, re departm ent has placed lim it ‘t*
raise himself, and meted out the*;ol attem pt to leave by air.
The
conference*report
is
xo
IK
guise
P arts of the rich valley today
rik, alb. -" ai di' tini t jar, but in ; fashion plate of American golf. t niited up its w artim e strength of $200,000,000 on nil lax reduction. enlleil up Immediately B-r action in sum m ary justice of gangdom.
• li hnn \'vvt\ reporicu th u t i oroi
were dismal and abandoned, while
V «’X| ilui ru'd it av>'AV and Archil Compston, the rugged 11.-,.000 men. to proeagd to China The Democrats, however, wen- congress, with prospects of filial
i*; ca-i
m
ight
decide
to
return
to
ItouIn Cleaver's home $17,000 of tlosome of the m llli h*d dosed down
it
nu to tile prem ature Englishman who handed him a ter- | forthw ith if the Em perar approves
ready to disregard the tn-nsiiry j enactm ent of the lull within the loot w ss found. The rest of it. ac innnin ut. oneo m aking dramntic operation during tha period ©£
bat’i Sc'natar Frank B. Willis, rilih- lam basting several w eeks' the order. As cmperinl approval rccoirmcndationx in nrdci to grunt • XVc-«-L.
cording to Hu- |[U'ii under a rre s t. entry by air while the g reat peas danger.
v
fuwirite son, just before ago. rc-tui lied the same totqls in ' j„
ality it 'is expected
that it
in a•» form
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was intrusted to Jackson and Lit ant arm y is on its march to Buch
g
reater
relief.
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Soon
afte
r
the
white
house
anIt was expected th a t th a re
, ei< etc II. Willis' death* played linishing the 30-hole . qualifying : will tie given tomorrow and that
arest to demand the resignation of
n,,uncement. tin- house today un singer. A renewed search for the the Bratinnu cabinet.
fugees would bo advised to rem ain
av,„ \,nli the organization line round.
t lie t rootss will hi- on their way to [ Both Republican and
. . . Democratic
.
animously mlopted the conference cache of nirising currency wa«
c i • n| a.
Most of the new spapers approve ‘on high ground for several day#,
|.*uch finished with la.l strokes, China within less th an 30 hours. I'latis pinposed u $-.,000.0(10 .•ul in
j
surtaxes,
which
apply
only
to
m
retjort on tin- bill, containing the started In tin- itclghhorhood in the governm ent's nction, declaring until the possibility of the dam'#
i l i . a .1 In-lit n dead man is Hagen taking 38-11-77 at St.
conies above $10,000. The plans changes which assure presidential which Jackson’s body was foun
ftif,." i* i v said. "In Indiana i George's and Compston a 37-30-70
that Carol committed nn unpard suddenly erurabling Is entiraly
LONDON, May 8.—(IN S )—Thu
differed m aterially though in the api roval. Tlte senate still Ims to
onable affro n t to E ngland’s ho*, gone.
t.ll i.i different."
f<
for the eighteen holes at P rim e s. Japanese have evnctmV-d \\ uhu,
The Saluda Creek, swelled by
Tw!i,v will tell the story. I he Hagen led Compston by a stroke, according to an exchange tele method of uppling the reduction act before the hill goes lo the
pilnlity by engaging in a politic
The House hi I did not touch the White House.
ralu
and the outlet of w ater from
lotilt in Iudinnn will not he ili-cli.• 7*5 to 77. after yesterday's test, j graph dispatch fuoip Shanghai.
al intrigue while vlsitng here.
llio lending dam, spread out of
It is reported ut Shanghai that surtaxes lait allowed the prescin
D uring brief discussion which
*» in i--••If. lint it may very well which saw "Wild Hill" Mchlhom,
its banks into the lowlands. How
frill- ,i highly determ ining factor \m ern -m top the first day's field I the N orthern nimy.s wliu h r.tiiv d luxv to stuud.
preceded the adoption of tho re••
•
, from TtlinuM has been re-formed
ever, no great dnmago was feared
r tku- -H aggle th at lies ahead at A m eruan. top
The Democratic surtax plan be jiort. Rep. l'rc u r, (It) of Wisconsin,
unless the flow from tho reservoir
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' and thut it i* prcpuriiig to launch gan with an increase of exemp- who led the house fight against
* r,-.v • ay The moral effect of j w,t,, “
attacks upon the Nutionlists in tjxe
viil.uv in Indiana means much
is m ateria lly -rine reesf ih
turns from SHUUU1 Ui H .,.)MII!. TilC -tW -biD; said ihnt-th e nn wsurr is
illH'Mliin nff the mmntwTTr-cmHtm— Repuhlicnn plan retained tin- pres
7 ~ T ~ e i " " : i m l l 0 "tin- il1WK“ ww
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PARIS,
May
8
(IN
S
)—A
fter
be
now satisfactory
Anti-Japnncst!
domonstrations
kr that snattcr, than merely tIn
Changes made in the bill nt the ing in u critical condition for sev
were made at Shaiigluti and l un ent exemption. The Democrat ap
ti nuiiin tam votes involved.
toll.
• plied the initial one per rent rate insistence of the president "Jtnvo eral days, Monsignor Patrick J.
Sn.ii-ii Watson bus advised his
to income from $12,000 to $11,000 made it A 1(10 per cent better than McGivncy, of Bridgeport, Conn.,
WASHINGTON, May 8.— (IN S)
kivnils in W ashington th at he will
while the Republican plan kept when it came from the senate," ttupreme chaplain of the Knight* of _In a now uttack on Governor
tin. lie (las campaigned the state
the present rate of one per cent F re a r said.
Columbus in the United Stnto*. died Alfred E. Smith, Senator Heflin
*ith In- i ustom ary vigor, nml his
H. D. Durunt, Lake Mary c trus
on incomes from $10,000 to ?1 L(li) of Alabama, this aftenioon
early today.
pr.iuuil m gnnizatiou, variously grow er nml experim ental grove
000,
On April 28. Mgr. McGivncy was charged the Catholic Church Is
P rotcat'ng against nej,To women
Htimiilnl at around 100,000 vote-, owner, last night was elec ceil pres
taken ill here suffering from cere fighting for Smith’s nomination being forced to wprk with the men
G saiii t<. lie largely intact. He ident of the Nike Mary Cham ber of
or
Democratic candidate
bral hem orrhages. During the h u t as the
..... -----------convict# on county roads. M. C.
npert- to lose some of the Inrger Commerce for the coming year by
few days he was unconscious most I president and for tho naming of Mostly and a delegation of n tg ro
nits i„ the stale, hut he also ex liiiunimoiis vote. Mr. Durant wi
H erbert Hoover a* the Republican men appeared before the C ounty.
ATLANTA, Gu.. May 8 (IN S) —
T on h i The death of Richard Logun. 25 of the time.
pert- to make up for that in the follow V. D. Anderson, the pre#* Pilot Johnny Kytle of the A tlaataMgr. McGivncy wns pn*tor of nominee.
Commission a t its reg u lar m eeting
yenr old Sanford youth who died
Mml districts. Indiana is more id.-nt during the past year, lie will Richmoml hop of the New 5 ork
"The Roman Catholic hierarchy
St. Charles Roman Catholic Church
ttan tiHlo. and sentim ent for the take office nt the first m eeting of New Orleans air muil route, wa.<
T hirty odd candidate* will r a th in nn uutomoliilc a rd e n t in 'I ampn in Bridgeport. Since the founding would he satisfied with either," this morning. They said th ree ne
gro women had been seen w orking
last Thursday, \va* unavoidable, n
MiNui i -llutigen hill is believed t ■» the orgnpizntion in June.
suid Heflin, "but of course, would
telling today of a neur-fatal crash e r tonight at the political rally nt
>» in-lie solid than via- the ease j O ther oft nors elected werc.Clur- into the side of Stone Mountain Luke Mary to present their bids coroner's jury there decided S a tu r id the Knight* of Columbus in 1890. like their own little Alfred to got in mon's clothing on tho chain
gang.
day according to information re he has been supreme chuplain of
•rut's tin- line to the east. Watson rne.e Morun. vice*president; S. L. E
. I r t l ’ X n W . I'iu nim
for .1,0 v „ .,. of . .. .
it."
Paul Biggera, who. te in charge
the organization.
ceived
hero
by
friends.
II.
L.
E
r
n h inter in the fight to enact. W ester, second
Heflin predicted the Republi of tho county convict gengs, -ex
vier-pres dent;
During tho world war ho was
nd win, another Sanford man, who
*ht- lull, while Hoover, rightly or Homer Gleason, secretary; Jam es
cans would nominnto either P resi plained th a t th e th ree women had
. . will Ik? hi'Ll a t the Lake Mary was driving tbe ear when it erusli- actively engaged in tbe work of dent Coolidge or
*mngl> lius been nccuseif of hnv- J Bunts treasurer. J. M. Thump ished.
Charles E. becomo unruly while doing doAfU-r
the
crash,
Kyle
crawled
the
organization
in
Franco.
Ho
Lg infliu iui-d the Coolidge veto of son and J. A. 1'eckhnm retire as
Community House. R. J. Ibdly, *,*d into a telephone pole in Tam pa,
Hughes.
mostlo work a t th e convict cam p
„ut of tlw cockpit, pulled out eight eiiolrmun of the Democratic ' oiin- was held until exonerated by II. spent many months there then with
•Pe iiiiiisuie.
Heerctary and treasurer.
and he had them p u t on the
sucks of mail and then crawled ty Executive Com m 'ttee, will pre W. Penney, justice of the peace William J. Mulligan, supreme di
Mr Durant was one of the o r down the most dangerous side of
road in punishm ent. T he men’s
before whom tho inquest was held. rector of the organization ut the
ganizers of the Lake Mary Cham the rock drugging them behind side. Each of the candidates will
clothing, he said, tbe women had
time. Together, they directed the
he
given
five
m
inutes
in
which
to
ber of Commerce and has been a him. He was taken to a hospital,
selected by choice. Following a
Melbourne—W estern Union Tele expansion of the organization a
member since its beginning. He where minor cuts and bruises were make his appeal. A large delega
abort discussion, Wo aciton w
graph Company here enlarges Sun work in France,
tion
of
Sanford
voters
i*
expected
taken by the commissioners.
wns ulso oe of the men Interested treated while the mail was sent
WASHINGTON,
May—
(IN
S
)—
day telegraph service.
E. Scholl’# clstm for damage# re* '■
in the form ation of w hat is now hack to Candler Field. It was sent to uttend tho meeting.
I
President
Coolidge
todny
admon
KILLS GIRL, THEN SELF
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the Sanford Chamber ofConxmerce. on to Richmond today by another
ished cqngresi to tighten up on sultl.-g from th e building of a
C rystal R iver—A tlantic Coast
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DAYTONA BEACH— Fornerthe purse strnig#. Ha foreees a county road n ear bto island In th e
plane.
H Kytle was stone laid for $H>,000 l i e F i r s t Lino station grounds here licauth
W.II.Ballard, Altam onte Springs
BALTIMORE, May 8.—(IN S ) — treasu ry deficit and possibly h igh St. John's n ear GeneT# was pre
RITCIIIK IS EXAMINED
Due to a low “celling,
rrowi r. today announced his entry
Unrequited love was assigned by e r taxes if any substantial portion sented by E. R. Jones, bis atto rn sy .
fied.
'
Evangelisticnl Lutheran Church.
hedgehopping, or flying low when
into rlu- races for county conimistho police today for the second of the money b ills . introduced are
BALTIMORE, May 8.—(IN S) — he nenred the mountain. He chrnbTho commission offcr>-4 to set*
.
*oner ni D istrict No. 3. He will nP‘ Governor Albert C. Ritchie of
m urder and suicide in Baltimore passed In this session. He said tie tho case, which ts now pending
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into
the
hank
of
clouds
from
an
Pm Frank Evens, the present Maryland told the Senate presiden
In the courts, fo r $150.
within
48
houra.
.
.
th
at
tho
num
ber
of
bills
calling
LulJer of the office, who is a tial campaign fund* committee altitude of 750 feet and then think
John Vogel, ahot and killed for largo outlays of federal funds
Bids fo r a five ton caterp illar ‘
ing he had cleared the mountain,
niidrnt of Lake Mary.
Francis Burlcw, 20 because ahe ore appalling. In add.tlon, lie tracto r for use w ith tho countyfa v 1
here t o i l^ he hadn't spent a !*""» came back down in order to avoid
Fr. Bullard is expected to invndc to secure the Democratic prcslden
spurned hi® attentions. 1 hey were pointed out th at the vnrious tax re largo road g rad er were o rd ered ...;
U» o|i|>onant's
f
g ettin g off his course. A moment
home precinct toboarders in an east Baltimore duction proposals call fo r slashes B. F. W heeler, coiumiAlonrfr (rum H
9
tial
nomination.
later he crashed into u clump o*
•-•-ht and speck ut the political
ranging from $203,000,000 to $330, Geneva, wa« authorised to em
boarding house.
,
Ritchie
secured
M
aryland*
1«
NEW
Y
O
RK
,'M
ay
8.—
(IN
S
)—
tho
$650,000
in
tru
st
for
benefit
of
trees
grow
ing
on
tbe
side
of
the
r*Hy in l^ike Mary. Mr.-Evens has
000,000. To bo certain of a $200,- ploy a m an Jp his d istric t' to h e •
tho
mission
society
in
1920,
delegates
in
the
prim
ary
>•»•[«*
huge monolith, aoutheast of where United S tates circuit court of a p
^*Lcn no pr.rt in uny active camOOu.OOO tax cut, the money bills paid, from th e d istrict’# fund. The’
A
t
tho
sam
e
tim
e
ho
settled
a
NEW GETS REQUEST
dav The examination was hold in the confederate mumument is b®
P*'Kn for himself. •
peals today placed the stomp of Its like am ount un his recent bride,
m ust be rdcuced or killed, ho de convict# were ordered rotated at
Ritchie’s
office
and
was
complet
In his m nouncem cnt, Mr... Ballag carved.
•
two week Intervals from d’e trie t
approval on "Indian Giving" When Mrs. Anna L aura B arnett, th irty
clared.
WASHINGTON,
May
8. —
I^rd ^uid, "1 pledge myself to an ed in 20 m inutes.____
to district except th a t they are to
years his junior. The governm ent, (IN S )—Tho house post office com
it
decided
Jackson
B
arnett,
Am
“Lxolutrly impartliil attention to
MARYLAND FOR HOOVER
be kept # monh a t • tim - by Mr,
as
tho
legal
guardian
of
tho
aged
TWO FIREMEN KILLED
erica's richest Indian,
didn t
5 BURIED IN CAVE-IN
m ittee today voted to request
•he welfare of the d istrict as a
Wheeler. The board took no action.
Indian, brought suit to set aside P ostm aster General New for in
"hole. Should I he nom inated then*
BALTIMORE, May 8.—(IN S )— really mean it when he gnv® $550,
A fund of $299 w as a u tt ■riled f a r
both
gift*
which
Jackson
made
by
BLOOMINGTON^
III..
May■
8
"ill be no r« ads built for»the priH erbert ‘ Hoover wil have Mnry- 000 to the American Buptist Home affix in g his thumb print to a check form ation as to w hether the post
PEORIA, 111., May 8 .^ (1 N S )— work on Palm y Beach Drive by ‘'
(IN S )—Two firemen W H g
offico departm ent perm its uso of Five workmen were buried be commissioners.
'■tc benefit of uny m an /’
land'a 10 votes In the republican Mission Society.
The appellate court dismlssixj as his aigniturc. He is unable to employes as “jury snoopers” for neath a brick wall when a large
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Mr. Bullard has been ». resilient
national convention. V irtually com
w
rite.
"( Stminnle C ounty’for 20 years,
dry
enforcement
officers.
building
caved
in
hero
today.
plete returns today from yester the appeal o f the Mission Society,
Hawaii
had
more
visitor#
dur!
I t was claimed by the govern
"JWiny which tim e he says he has f n r n itu f store crashed. Firemen day's prim ary showed the cabinet which had naked it to reserve a m ent th at Mrs. B arnett had “kid
Four of the men were dragged the past winter uhan in any
The action wns taken on the
“•"nyj l»een a tax p ay er anil pro- W alter Mo’inc anil Louis P j s j j j 1 candidate fo r (the presidency scor decision by Federal Judge Kl»ox. napped" her husband to m arry LaG uardia resolution, which the from beneath debris and w ere yious to urist season,
G
were killed instantly. Louis Brown ed un easy victory. He was unop Tho la tte r held th a t B arn ett was
I**rty owner.
House itself yesterday refused to rushed to a hospital in u critical
him.
Both
g
ifts
were
act
aside
last
ing was dug from tho wre«k*JJ posed by any other candidate. not com petent to make the gift.
Thatching as a means of i
pass. The resolution wil be sent to condition. The fifth m an is atili
with a broken back. Charles Smith What opposition there was to hity
B arnott, whose Income from y ear by Judge-K nox, tbe appcl* th«) post office departm ent with buried among the bricks and mor houses ia being revived in part# i
Hunting clubs of Mexico have and Frank r#>‘ton suffered broken
. , ,
mu<to him 1#U» court sustained Hia ruling on.
England.
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tar and is believed dead.
expressing Itself in a vote for #«■ several"Droei a millionaire placed |
Wned in a movement to stop tho
» P P « I by the imwlon #oci#ty rcquc»t fo r an an # w er,.
arm s and possible internal in uninstructed delegation.
.j
driving of game by burning the
tadcilrush.
jrrie»,
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TEST VOTES WILL iCOOLIDGETHREAT
BE TAKEN TODAY OF VETO ON RIVER
ON TAX CUT BILL BILL WITHDRAWN
SI— H ‘ , l,o lt ‘ *0 0 ' .
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.
D u ran L lsE lecied
New.President O f
Lake Mary C. Of C.
Flier Has Narrow
Escape In A Crash
On Mountain Side Aspirants Talk At
Lake Mary
'm-iw...-" .. ........... . s s i i S
Knights Columbus
Officer I s Claimed
By Death In Paris Hoover And S m ith ... ...... .
fi« th -AHaeked-Byt
H e f l i n In Senate jWorking Of Negro
Women On County
Roads P r o t e s t e d
Jury Frees Irwin
In Imuran’s I),eath
iff
S
Deficit W arning Is
Issued By Coolidge
Ballard Puts Hat
In Commissioner’s
RaceAgainstEvans
“Indian Giving’. Up held By Federal
Court In Suit Of R i c h e s t Redskin
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SERIES TODAY
Hustlers Li c ke d
By Hymel Again
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. After. .Dispute I5etwceji Umps In 1st
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fk*rv*
flBft I
fc.ll r l t
k * a - »«
l.om-ki To F ight
Celery Feds .To Play ,,1r - fin,n"
r t . Lauderdale 1cam
This Afternoon And
Sheriffs Thursday
j
Vhr M
fill*
' Rolii*15m . C asarci, nctm lh. SUnck
out by Ilynii'l 1; by Dugin .‘l/llu i*
oi on ball* off David 1. Left on
I Iwisos, Sanford tt; Miami 7. Umpi res, Moore and Smith. Time,
. 1:f>5.
NKW YODK, May 7.— (IN S )—
Leo l.omtki oi Alierdcen', Wash.,
11Y DAVIS J. WALRn
gave evidence of tanking n one*
leading lightheavyw eight' contend*
International Nona Service
d u b race iignin of the Amerirun
I
, r, nini Pete Lntzn, of Scranton,
NpnrN I’ditur
League nffalr.
\ w iu r w e i« h t chamOnly the .Athletics, the IM rqil
-NEW YORK, May 7—Now being
*_
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i i m
plon, have been matched by pro*
•bout the lime for nil good ball Tigers and the St. Louis Drowns,
m eter Hum bert Fugazy for n tenBrV
clubs to c ime to tlu* aid of the of the other contender-, wete able
round bout in lirookyln on Mny
to win m o v games Jhnh they lo3*.'
20. Fugazy says the winner will
percentage column, it ia noted to* I; iweve.-, the e outfits barely more
m eet Tommy Loughrun, the chain*
«lny that outfits like the Pittrbtirph than broke even against a Yanket
pion.
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P irates, the New York Giants and percentage of .S.*i7 ar.d you didn’t
the ^iineinnnti I teds in the Nation iipciI a monocle to see what is go
Columliia Fauinxl
al Lcuguo nml the New Y <rL Yun- ing to happen if that kind of bus
kecs and the Phllailelphin Athletics iness goes on mut*h ' longer. Per*
PIIII.A D K LI'IIIA ,
May ...7
It:- In the American Leiitjue nr ■ haps Yankee pitehin. isn't what it
— (IN S )—W ith six members of
ning to show whre the “author-!• lu.s but any club I fill t :-cml( - seven
last year** cham p’- nship . Pouehc ty ” is vestoil. They were the runs a game ini**, duo to lose ton
l.eep-io avnilnlde, Columbia rules
heavy winner.) on the wjck just many of them.
•*
it slight favorite *o defent Yale
Concluded, a week during w hir1 | At thnt. the Pirate* did the real
rmtl I’eini. 4i> r»* Ibis afternoon on
frostbite was at n'mininuim for tie hitting for the we-.k, getting te>
W
the Schuylkill Diver in thc**annu,'il
first time this «cu* >n. In brief 'e s than
h t in aeyen rarnes
lllnckwell Cup Dace. Last year,
class la beginning to i cpi.iter.
MIA.ML * Mny 7. - Special)— when the trophy was placed in
i'- r a remarkable average of 14 t<>
The St. Louis (’animal.*, in i .lie gan e. The. ■■who thought P itts Sanford tnnilh it three out of four c< mpetltlon for the first tim e Yale
m atter of fact, were the only ad burgh was all wmihrd up Iit.*- a h-re yeaterdov afternoon when won.
mitted contender that didn't do it *torched ( dlur afti r the lart world they took the llu rd h rs into camp
self sonic pood during the seven -erie.- me I.,,.inning to think up r.goin, this time !•>* a .'core of a to
days in i|Ucstion. The CardA,
nnathkr good OI«*.
L’. T o d ay th e C e le ry F eds a r e ' d u e
up the bark like a dowager** gown
Thu Giant-, ul-o had a big week back in S a n f o rd to open a, w eeks
by n series of illnes<c« and, injur-. an the attn ik and they neeiled it. s t a y at hom e w ith F o rt L nuderdule,
judging by i.ind "f pitching they followed by tin* W est P a l i * Deie-lr
fe.
' , m * averaged only f. ur runs
.game in the Inst eight played um' got in th * :ir.-t three games at S h e riffs :uiif a Aingle- j r m u e 'w itl i
.
Tbo club Won oidy two out <>f Cincinnnti, the 'n>: two of whii-h ' ik,c O ilanjti TdlW.
( ’.■" eight and now is didder!n<c n r , mu: were lost. Our M r.-Me(irhw,i» Iw y 'j
n , niP| w a^M inm i*- Nemesis
wn
In sixth place.
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.11 are running fu st to,iu> b u tiT ,r „,„ v«'«t^dnv. D e b -b e d the
u.
Tlm# Pirates, F•••«! -, Ynnl ccs an** • 'ey areji.lpio-P as luitlly.Tdiql
la :a ^ n ^ » .ln jr ‘and yester*
’
A thletics staked them-elves to tic ■tie fnr»fw!il-. Tlo-y Won f ir e oitl
:
das
li
.-ii
t\\i d he could repeal the
grnte.it weeklw gains, tin- I’irai - if e i g h t, llm-iks to the w e a th e r perfo. fiance-, without any particu•'
record l*emg five out o*f seven, tin •M-ppili* l i e g n \ e th e I lodger-*.
• Itcds’ six out pf eight, the Yank 'inil. e v i l iu> holing the C incinnati inr tV'.uble. Ilis tenm-mnte« helped
him along by pirl.ini* t:! bits off
nix OUt of -even and the Athletic
leric-. i !.«
n le rriii’e th u m p I)a\ is. the Miami hurler.
four out of five. In ei.n-et|iietiet
•Ut -if i t . -t:« o 'ehterr. Tli-cy averThe iimpirt - nearly to.ik a run ntho P ira te i slid into fourth plate j g n l n e e ily It lid- a giiun* for
w ay from S i n f o r d ii, tiie fir 1 inn- i
within I l-t! games ..f the lead. Th i lie week, tlo-ii oat pul ii . hiding
ing w hen Ci.ll.l, itli rrn« -:i''. firrt
Itcds dispini ed the D itiger.s iu tli
•iglll h.'lui i i" , Iii;*Ft . at.-i m a rk a - H inkle eroppeil till- hull le ttin g
runner-up position anil the Y.mi,* f o r I In* m ' v<ii ilny*.
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Loops During Past Week
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equal placidly upon the p art of his I
Johnny M cGraw’s Action
Ul la w n ’s about this time th at John
pulled his uniform sh irt oV,cr his
grnying c*ad and forgot to put it
on again. .'Talways connected this
circumstance with the fact that, si
multaneously, he had moved into
a palatial home in Pelham Monnr,
a chic suburb infested by Kolid,
form ation in stating that McGraw substantial neighbors of the, sohas undergone radical changes in called nnkcr type. It i* assumed
personality during the Inst ten th at some t.f these wandered into
years. Even before he shucked the the Polo Grounds for an occasional
garm ents of his trade for tiie more nfternon’s diversion.
Social Aspects
smly clothing of h business in n n f
I mny be wrong but _ it is niy
a t his des!;, John ceased to he the
swashbuckler. The transition came guess th at John had this thought
alm ost without warning. One day in mind when he left the old uni
he was in th ire elbowing umpires, form in the locker nnd forsook the
und culling down to anathem a, of coaching lines for the more dig
which lie was m aster upon their nified atmosphere of the dugout.
despondent heads; the next he was I th in k 'h e felt he wouldn’t be cut
quietly and effcctingly ignoring ting on ilhprvsstvo figure before
is neighbors while attired in hulith eir existence.
F o r a time the abrupt change of colunin pants and a funny, little
attitude was regared as u whim — peaked tan ..
This is just n guess, of course.
Vesuvius smoldering sedately be
fore the outbreak. Dut as months He m tiyhaV e had mure substan
and then years passed'w ithout the tial reasons for . re tirin g front the
sligtest sign of petulance upon touching line but, as to that 1 can-,
Mr. McGrow’s part to m atter lost not say. All I know is that un
its significance and the alteration doubtedly his reasons for retuniin tem peram ent finally was ac ing are substantial ones. Even Me
cepted since* John insisted upon loser's shnre of the next world
Is Considered Significant
,
fly DAVIS J . WALSH
Ints.-nntiomil New« Service Sports
E ditor
NEW YODK, May I.—Much
has been made of the fact, in a lo
cal way, th a t John McGraw, of thc
Eighth Avenue McGmws, has seen
fit to rcelothe his person in the
livery of the diamond and thus, for
the lirst time in seven years, is a
baseball m anager in appearance ns
well as in name nnd actuality.
Much should b made of it.
To t h i observers in general,’this
meant th at McGrow's most seri
ous pennant attem p t of recent
years was tqking this mute but
eloquent form of expression. To
either has abandoned the-, social
leanings I bad imniited to him or
hn« decided that n N ational League
pennant might he well earned at
the expense of his digndy.
Dnilical Change
I am im parting no exclusive in
•• r 9
Wealthy Fort Myc
Financier Is
FOUT MYERS. Fla.. Miyl
(IN S )—Senator Chnrlci A J
ler, SO, m illibnairc fjna
New York nnd F ort Myers, dU
his pnlatinl home here today.]
n tor S tad lcr hnd been in
health fo r tho p ast year, hot j
not until two days ago
condition was regarded by att
ing physicians ns critical,
to F 6 rt Myers in lttUI, he pa*
cd p roperty here now valu
more than $1,000,000. | | e t |
fb n n e r sen ato r from New'
S tate. Funeral arrangements L
not yet been announced bat|
body will bo sent to New Vorl
night for burial.
HOLLYWOOD'—
1,000*(J
printed to rig R ewlls an duj
112 additional firo hydrants.
series wouldn’t look badly
hooks of th e National Ilxkiy
Company;
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Thousands of women shop among the grocery
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of practically all food consumed in the homes- —
they constitute a buying power that has control
Canned hoods are Safe
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whole cereali. Opposite the “iron
*i good lootltiiil;- it the .c.iin-lu- tonhj and lilotij purifier*" there
Cblnexe NulioRalLta to p ro t.-i
O ne of the m ost inlrrcstiiu; stateth e m against “Japanese brutality." nr:it» i* rheir d is tu is io n of a
. The ruble wn* «pnt • v |iu<lers of . t!’*.rd State** I V p a t t i o r n t t)( Aftri*V a mass meeting t.f U m promiut-n
lt trr D u llttiit ‘u '.ir li dr*cribcd the
;CtiIn««< rviltletils t f the Philip Jipdic oe d i r - t o f .M r s . N ever Well
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pltlC Island ta il'd im Manila tin!.;) . t.-d
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mcu . Tmh es ih
Miners
I k s plea to the K ..*ie of Nafi.uji •* P'e fotiner * *rii d “iron Ionics
*■ , v.*«ft n a-'e foil* win; a |t-.tef.lllr*i) *r»* Jr *ol purifier*, bradaclie cure*,
authorizin' it.
<t*'.'*ftic», anti-acids, anti-fats, and
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' Tiie J'ltlvral D iitrv t of M orlci Hr«. Rver Well carried no »uch
Cuty lut* s tn rtt.| publi.atlon. of •' |
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manthly tiilld'trelfure m agatinc. 1
fruits, yetjctables, aud
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called upon
in |ii«
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niging about ' ’turned for e'.tifc, or xalad, soup
P'irelent r r n i f a r e
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obtainable,
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ing for lr**t t v iu i. n .m
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of immense sums of money.
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•■uid tmiii.s. .Ninbng the laxative
foodt rrcic brans, lit**, oatmeal,
spina, h, apples, rhubarb, prunes,
't i . i i i a t c i 4.,j apricots. ‘ Milk, celutV, carrots^ turnips, lieets, and
Iring Leans were-labelled anti-acid
(o. mIs.
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In cm sidrriug the above list cl
I" •! v Inch ran take the place ol
n.e.lt m o within limits, there is noi
one whit h could not be used in the
janiird state und be properly la
brllr I a, it was.* Undoubtedly,
•U.e of the reasons for this endorse
mrnt of canned ft»ods is due to thr
extreme care taken by the canneri
our ing tiie canning process — n d
"> Let. all during the growth of thr
food - t0 secure a product that
can bear the pr^ud label o L uiuL u.
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‘AGE TWO
THE SANFOKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLttflIDA, TUESDAY. MAY 8, 1928
The Sanford Herald
As An Economist,Sees Florida
SKINNING THE CATT
"Today Florida is in a much sounder economic position
— JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL
than ever before.” Thus writes John W. Pole, chief of the
national
Candidate C atts is beginning to
__a__ *bank
* ti examiners
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* United Stntes Ireasury department, following a visit and extensive survey o f conditions discover th at “home rule1’ has n
in this state. "With the experience of the last few years,” kickback and those who rule fne
says Mr. Pole, "has come a greater sanity in considering
Florida’s possibilities that bodes well for her future and must homes of Flor da will apply home
of the froth being eliminated, we can now analyze carefully rule a t the polls.—Orlando Re
the function of banking with relation to state d e v e lo p porter-Star.
Serious-minded folks do not tako
ment.”
seriously
these promises of polA list of the factors which have entered into the econ
itlenns
before.
cleeti6n on salary
omic soundness of Florida is submitted by. Mr. Pole, who
eduction
an
d
'tax
reduction unless
points first of all to the natural assets ami
state, r||e culis attention
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they
enn
see
fa
r
enough
behind the
to the soil and climate, the natural
background
and
certainly
the backadvantages for
abiding
prosperity
together
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;round
to
the
candidacy
of Mr.
(rial possibilities. Additional
____ __ reasons for his firm belief in the
future of the Sunshine Stale are found in the following state C atts will not inspire confidence in
bis economy statem ents.
T hr If* r*i*il 11 II l.M'»ill»rr
ment:
II •r • mi «t t trim In I Ion
Circus season is over in Florida
i N i m K i i o i n l \ •ocliiiinn of
"Outside of phosphate, the known mineral deposits have but a political cam pirgn is on.—
IfniirtK
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ntiil Ait
ftier tgrul* tthlrli rsqiilrr
no very imporortant significance. On the other hand, na FJordla T mos-Union. Yes, and the
l'tibll»li ( im mtM i to huImmII
ture has ho richly endowed Florida with a soil of great fertil deshow one Cntts is putting on
lfii»roin;H ntnMl
ol kiibm-i
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In or.l# r in i r r Ilf nlisi
ity ami adaptability thut she is among the leaders in the •»ilh his screeching calliope and
•ill rftilm of i li I’liliill»»i», ti*
!»»•>• «t htmi »*•«•* inrilioiU,
quantity as well as the quality of her fruit and vegetable his threats to “heat T
his heurers if they.i
crops.
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nntoiiiil ctia’r, he never again-,re
him is u disgusting
i t 1.8UAY, MAY 8,
“Closely related to the foregoing is her industrial fievelferred
t". 1nat would be what
opnient.
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”. “ j prominent in tobacco manufacture and gainwould occur in his present pro
ing ground in t
gram , if the people of Florida over
1 in textiles and food products, the industrial activity that l
„.. I----again ace « ■lim ts'ghtcd and lackcan
locate profitably within her borders is more or
L L . ,u i i i OF DAYS:—The fear less restricted. I do i ____ ____
ng in patriotism ns to elect him
"♦“d. I do not mean that Florida cannot grow indusof the Lord prolongeth days: but trially. On the contrary, thcr
governor.
Miami Herald.
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l!._rc
is
great
room
for
devclopthe yeare gf the wicked shall be ment here, f
Cntts is n menace to tlW* pnhlle
. In the salubrity of her climate and the beauty
shortened.—Prov. 10:27.
weal of t lii 4 stntc.—I'nlatka Pro
of her
scenery, Florida has advantages which brook but feugress.
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PitA Y ER :—Lord, our tru st is in
no superiors
It. is d -ploralile when an ex-minThee. May our strength be as our rivals and no superiors. By the thorough and systematic
capitalization of her natural advantages as a resort, Florida
:ster of the gospel quits his liigh
days.
•
cailting to en ter politics ond bccan increase her wealth producing capacity year by year.
to m e like Peter, and by tongue and
TILE JOURNEY ONWARD
Now that the feverish period of 1925 has passed and values
nations denier that “ tie ever knew
As slow our ship her faony track arc on a more conservative basis, she can build substantially
him." -Panama O 'ty Pilot.
A gainst the wind was cleaving,
for the future and expect steady and profitable growth." .
Kidney J. Cults, candidate for
ite r trem bling pennant still look'd
The Florida Timcs-Union, taking cognizance of the wisf.
governor, spenkj nt the Temple
back
dom of Mr. Pole’s remarks, notes the importance of Florida
theatre tonight. We hope he will
T<- ti.,.
*i -V V ’-v> l-aving
tie heard by us many Juxons ns the
,S« doth ' > ,|V *i . •r: 1 : 1 Wc h .*• proceeding to "build and grow with the employment of only
Sidney J. C’a tts probably is the theatre will hold. No measure of
ale and sane use of plans and methods, discarding what
F rom al' '
l • i .it !,| ,d
ever is not for the permanent good." It continues with this nly candidate in the history of opposition to any man can right ly
So tu n . ' • w .it i - a • m .v i
bit of advice:
Fior d s politics who makes it a limit a willingness l-> hear him -ini)
To tin* *
« . 11 I-* Iiltld a •.
to tun for governor?And to weigh h in mid hit eau.-o on im r"It is well to be reminded, even frequently, of what business
robnhly he is the only man who it. Those win, hear M. t'nitx will
Florida has, and to be told, and urged, to make the best pos has been aide to make a financial hear a men of histronic talent. If
sible use o f whatever is fbr the state's advancment and wel- .'refit out of the trail a c t’nn. This lie had clio-on to tic an actor rather
lare. Such reminding and such urging ought to servo as s the secret of his perpetual can- , than a politician we would lino
•mstnnt spurs to individual and organized efforts, by Flori tidacy. lie collects fiimls from the found i i-riey to applaud him. H-d a people, to do whatever can be done, actively and honor- race track and gambling element, has a' power of epithet, a mastery
ably, for utilizing to the fullest extent possible all of Florida ’he liipiar interests, ns well ns the of crowd pysohology, a native wit
a dram atic ren-e and a color of
resources and advantages for substantial and etiduring pro
I ersonnlity w hich make him a l
gress, such ns will make the state sreat and its people happy means to g ratify their pleasure. ways -liter''-sting to those who hear
ind prosperous, and in addition, bringing to them the heart- With the increase of population in him. These things, coupled with a
>l and the highest commendation that can be awarded to its
i rcsourses, all thnt Florida has political inrinccr tv and demagogy,
to offer will be incrensin-jly in de make him, in our opin yn, all tin.ay people anywhere."
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_i VWVM* WO
•r climes wc m e
enchanting.
Ootvcrv wild u"
If llcav, i had but aHidgn'd us,
A h travelb r* oft look liack nt cv
When cart ward darkly growin
To gaze up-ir that light they leuv
Still faint bc'.imi them glowing,
So when tlr rl'isc of plcuMurc’s dn
To gloom hath near consign'd u
We tarn 1 - catch ono lulling ray,
Of L *' ’’ I ,rt behind us!
v Thomas Moor*
ui
Every loyal. citizen
should attend Mass
Meeting
Tuesday
night.
Loch A rbor
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford
Three Plays
(T T Y T R A N S F E R
& S T O R A G E CO.
K .prrl
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i nt t vIr . K,
llnulluit.
i rntliiK. Shl|i|itnn.
Mill- T r u c k I n c -lllllm
I'honr.NIMI
SOO \ . Mn|.lr A i r .
RALPH W. LOS8INT, Mgr.
HIW
Realty Co
Literature Department Of Woman's Clul
“Temperament”—“Overtones”
“Spreading the News”
Junior High School
May IOth.— 8: | \ M.
Elton J. Mouglilon
Children—251
Adults—SOc
Architect
First N at’! llnnk Bld;j.
Hanford, Fla.
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved City property at 7 per cent. :t to five yea
McLaulins
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ENGRAVING
Diamond Mounting
Jewrlcr.x-Oplnmelriit
Watch Repairing
straight loans on residences, fi to 20 year loans on gotii
business property.
SANFORI) BOND AND MORTGAGE CO,
112 E. Second St.
T A Y L O R F o i (i o v e r n o iJ OHN
S. T A Y L O R , D e m o c ra tic
c a n d id a te for t lo v c rn o r , in a sue*
c c ssfn l “ ilirt
f a r m e r " ; a la rg e
g ro w e r, s h ip p e r a n d p u c k e r o f c itr u s
f r u it s ; a h n s in n e s s m an a n d b a n k e r ; lias
s e r v e d ns (Jim n 'x ( ’o m n m s io n c r ‘for six
y e a rs , ns St'.itc P '; n r c v n f :t f i v c f'-r th r e e
te rm s , a n d us St itc S e n a to r fo r tw o
te rm s .
mand nml there will come for the more a inemo-e to Florida's pnlitpeople of this state an inrrensing irul and economi, peace l e i: mi.
i ille -I 111 on).
I
"Live and let Live” is
' take for its true value. (ii
is very "strange that we s<
about the business o f n|ln r
of ours."
Each worker in a big
Adams, must attend tu his
fieient he will have no time
osled in his nciglibor's wm l
uncommon life, he asserts,
thought.
"And so il is with peoph
people’s business. They st
he strong man dosen’t tiav,
'•sted in the weukenesM’.-' og
•created in his i>wn gmwlb
if others.
"We are our brot L i t *. K
*o inspire him tn a biglier
sincerity.
"It is none of our b u siu e s:
'ife. His rules and way - n
'hen he iN a different man'
accurately or justly. We ki
(inside unother human beim:
THE FIRST
NATL BANK
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesday
Night City Hall
S e n a to r T in to r 's r e c o r d is n n c o f c o n s tru c tiv e a c co m p li Lim ul*
a n d of u n q u e s tio n a b le in te g rity .
A VOTE FOR TAYLOR IS A VOTE FOP S AFE, HONEST
NON-SECTIONAL, PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT
Are
Always
Glad to
Welcome
You Here
Sometimes It’s only brake lining
th a t separates heaven and earth.—
Clermont I’reas. You menu keep,
■onie people from going to heaven
or the other place, don’t you? —
Wauchuln Advocate. Rather, it'*
Uie lack of brake lining th at sep
arates earth from—well, not heat
on in every cuse.— Hradford Coun
ty Telegraph. And usually th at’pretty thin.—Sunford Herald. It
seents the concensus of opinion
LOOKING AT THE FUTUUl
SARASOTA HERALD
Sanford's commission refused t<
perm it the Redputh Chauta'uqu.
to open In tliat city without the pay
ment of I12J license charged fo:
all tent show performance*.—Kiss
ioamineo Gazette. Big boy, if yoi
were us bard up a* we are, yoi
wouldn’t let 'em come at all.—
Sanford Herald. Ju*t such expret
•Ion as made by the Herald
knocks hell out of Sanford business. Be an optimist, neighborKanford Signal. And the Herald ii
exactly right at th at. Chautauqu
g;'^ih.-- i I- -mpelled to pay llceni*
e'
' .
t
amusement entei
' pti -i-.
ucationai uplift etuf
.■. the pm
:*» hand out la buni
Kis -'i *
will try and )wiggli
■ njong without a chautauqua next
< year --Kiislmmea Valley Gaxette.
?].
Down In Florida which li In th
throes of a warm state campaign
they have the aecond choice ab
omination in their election lawt
ju st as wc have in Alabama, and
i all aorta of possible complication!
are figuring In the pre-election
‘ forecasts. In both states the Dem■ ocratic P arty i» in undisputed con
trol, but it would be hard to trace
bock to thu founders, Jefferson
. and Jackson, and find in their po
litical philosophy any vrstlg? of
justification for such a prevention
of popular rule. And it is a job of
herculean sUe to secure the repeal
o f Mich a provision a t the hands
o f those who have ridden into of4 fice by mcun* of it.—Selma Times-
We enn endure a great deal of j infill t*i our «»v\|i vast iosourit*>- i
•riviitioi, and make n g re at many All the great nations ,>f antiquity,
•urifices, if our future is secure, sutb as Assyria, Egypt, Italy und
t steudica a man In time of storm,
he knows he can w eather it. Wc Carthage lay measurably in th>never feci the need of in
an rccull three or four dilferent •tine latitude ns Florida and main
suranee and think of it at
xperiences through which the tained vast populations und a tta in
■eople of America have gone, in ed greut power. Florida is richer i a needless expense.
hi her resources than was any of
.nich distress spread over the lumi
these nations, ami is capable of hcmi privation and ruin were found
coming un empire in itself.
verywhere. Hut out of these times
Anjono who will reflect on our
l great economic distress, proserity emerged and pletny.fell i*. lituutioii here in Florida cannot
lie lot of the people. We have fail to find encouragement for the
.•en and known of instances w hen future. There is no power on earth
• ction of our country were nub than can take aw ay from us our
unshinc jm r can anything undei
• .ted to great economic disties
ho
sun ik-Htroy the fertility of our
Jt the night of calamity wus fu.
>il, With plenty of sunshine und
wed by the day of delivcranc
n abundunco of fertile soil, all
-lie great agricultural northucs
• a recent example of this. A hat is needed to secure harvests
ear or two ago, a heavy hand ol ■f plenty is the lubor of men, und
vo shall never luck thut. for Flor'epression lay upon them. Rut, to
du
is not wanting in an abundance
lay, they register the highest im-a
if the hardy- sons of toil. Fortujre of prosperity of uuy sectio
ilcly, wc have in Florida product*
(o he protected
f the American republic.
•oth agricultural ami mineral
Florida has had its days of d«
for
you can
vhich the rest of the world needs
iression in years gone by, a dn
never
tell when
iression deeper, wider und inor< uid which cun be found nowhere
fire,
thieves,
-Ise «n the quantity and quality
irolonged than the depressim
and other dan
which
we
produce
und
in
the
seaxhich il has recently been callei
cers will take
ipon to endure. But Florida hu> ions of their production. The
world
will
always
need
our
phosall
you have.
righted itself and sailed on. Flor .„l„—a--••
ida will right itself und sail or
again. There in no seel ion of thi
'billed States »o favorably situ
ited to establish a condition ol
self maintenynco as Florida. Were
w< to be segregated boro «»ul >0
A. P. Connelly
& Sons
-I Magnolia
Established 1908
UNTTEFr S T A T E S R U B B E R C O M P A N Y
J. M. LEMOINES Service Station Number 1,2
HOLLAND’S GARAGE
Auto Repairs An</i Auto Painting, Battery Service All Work
Guaranteed
Corner of Sanford Avenue And Celery Avenue
�■l\
t
■M M
gey *
WTE RANTOIffl TTERAUn,SANFORD. TTORmA;: TUESDAY, WAY £ 1028
J l/l/tt* * ’
^
v / l t ) k / / t w . (U
Baptist Pipo jOrgan
Club Entertained By
freshm ents were served by the
dm igbter nf the honoree, Mis<
Eihel llyotlnine, imsiited by Mrs.
Homer Gleason. Mrs. M ytobino
was the recipient **f many lovely
gifts am ong which was a beauti
ful birthday rnko m ade for her by
Mrs. O. J. MilK-r from n recipe
which has been in Mrs. Millers
family for several generations.
The gtirstH departed at n late hour
wishing Mrs. llyotlnine many
more happy birthdays to come.
One of th e . m ost interesting
meetings of th e year was lu-id by
the Ladies Aid Society at the Community Church on Wednesday, April i!5. The m orning pn.'t quickly
with sewing and nt 12:11(1 a Tureen
dinner was served under the ca
pable directi >n of Mr*; John II.
IITis. A devotional program m e in
charge of Mrs. W. V. Dunn which
included the w ailing of the 15th
chapter of Ants was followed by
repetition of th e .la ird ’* Prayer.
Mrs. P. P. Anderson, President,
pi rallied over tlie Imsmcss m eeting
and in addition to routine, business
plans were made to give each Mo
ther at the M others P ay services
on May PI a flower.
Mrs. Guy W yman. Mr*. W alter
1-Tnnderi, Mrs. W. E, Pole nnd
Mr*. Ilildreath formed n congenial
party m otoring to Orlando on l-'riday.
Mrs. William Wood was the
gue»l of Mrs. K. Hyutlnine for sev
eral liny* (his week.
IiAKE MARY
•hi Monday nitorn<Nin the ft* filar mm1ling of tlte P ip e Organ
C
of tin* First Daptlii Chur/h
♦. is held iit the home of Mrs. I. K.
i. ■ r dge «m Mellonvlllo Avenue.
iSmlianee roses and quantities of
lovely wild flo 'n r s were used in
i linrntini; profusion in decorat'ivr
the looms where the members m renibleil.
The meeting v. is lulled to order
A ty p to 'Huntersville in the
by
t i e viee-presidenl, Mrs. It. F.
roiiipnny*of ■W. (1. Fields and Ches
(\icper, nnd opened w ith p ray er led
ter Conklin, inhnithble kings of by Mrs. t ’. It. rook. In observance
•Mirth,
i-. one of the fire.-t hi-.* of ot Fusie Wcet roll wns responded
«
nili ruinnieiit that could ha found to by Tom* iji keeping with it.
Koeh member had been asked ti
niiywhere. Such a jniynty is a f
ring a lemon’, and when they wore
forded in “ Fools for Lock.'’ the , lit, each member whs required to
Paramount Come ly ■which L bejng pay a ernt for earh semi in her
H i; ii.
vV.m ei allied for the
elutwn nt the Milano Today.
Sparkling liunimoiH situat'or* ■l i t fund in thi manner.
After all business bad been dis*
wotked through a ' .ideal r.Pd high pettsod with, a most enjoyable p ro
ly Interesting story spiced with mt Praia was rendered aw follows;
appealing lov6 theme, making tin piano solo. Yirpiniu l.aw lon; Piano
picture rt f re shingly di.feri-m fun.i uh:e; Mrs. .1. H. f ’idrliiiijfh nnd Mrs.
thq ordinary*run of screen com-*- 1 ■ U oek; vocal trio, Mr*. A. M.
. Mrs. It, (’. Moore and Mrs.
e*qi:e and , highly exaggerated Phlll
1,. Glenn. ueeontpi need by
dies. It h entirely devoid ol buil- d°b<
II. CnUlough.
eharaeterirntlons hut it i or.- '•1
laugh, varying in degrees fi . . m | P.ctie -him-nt* of t nkes, leutonntU
chuckles lo hilarious roars,, finni
1"" hie; nw,. served lute in
s)
.
nfi
’ i i. .’) !o ih,. hostess. Tlr
h> ejnui-eV t ■ t U'l.
•
v
.t
meiiiiie
. It li,> held Monday
l'icl *s end i iiikUn have jr • li’tevn *i a; ili i liurch with Mr*.
t h e piiMi, m a n y ! n t « l w in t h i i i
>:ei i'v, r>n g . Lewis a m |- Mr#.
long t a l i ' r= a* i >il<» 'ban.* hul tbe\
IT If 111 \\ Ik* t 1 . Ilostissvs, It IS
h a v e |-e\ ■!' in
,■ inn I r o l e s V..
«0|
Av| ei ted ill. i Mi
FrpneiiC K
fit tin m .e do t h e i r parts ill “.Fool, ■tid/, el'ili pre-ii eM. who had ln-en
for Link.”
lal'ed in K\«v, it Mu**., by - the
Field . i -It,- glib prom oter v 'b lieuiii iif her ;i|t,i I. v.ill be,present
iiqa i‘* i he ■n ail t m u w iMi a grip at this inte!ire.
r w p P . 's a r i 't of feu. IP~ elu.rMnnlii't' at , i ! og were Mr*. .1
ri'\
• -1 ' • k tied I . p a hi I 'I
.M l,,
neie-' ati'ii i • ~ » lonvim o ;- *lint
j
)•
r.m
■!
■• •; . t G ■ i - 1 I'
-,v Mr*, i
Offlco Telephone 148 MRS, FRED, S. DAIGEIt, Society Editor Residence TcL 3V
Personals
Mrs. W, G. G ardiner o* C.-.uiil.T,
Pin,, is spending a few d.;;.* ■ her
with her son and dnughti r P r. mid
Mrs. W. P. Gard ner.
WEDNESDAY
•
S. M. Schw arts left P ur l , f,,r
-riant called m eeting of the
njr, dep artm en t of the business triji to points in Texas.
u*, club at 3;30 .o’clock.
TI1UKSUAY
. Si,|,. Parent Teachers AsLj \cill held m eeting «t K
l*Ht the Hast Side Prim ary
i Allyiielhers and fath ers of
if this school are requeste I
nturc Departm ent will prejoteqilnys, “ Spredaing The
•‘Temperment,’’ nnd “Over8:00 o'clock atth e Junior
Mr. nnd Mi . Carl 1 l ies of Atgitests ef Mrs. John W, .tieisch Jr.,
for the past few gays left Monday
for thelcjp.m e.
* _ ■- - " Vf
Frs. J. N* .Tolar retm tiid home
Sunday eveniat; a fte r spciuilng
.several da. at Lakeland.
id’ii Leonnr.ly nifil Air*. W.
■mi'mnu«red to Orlam li
eiening where tin’/ visitF. McKenzie P aiisn n , who
the Pe Land lit » ;al.
r.
■ Mr. and Mrs. William Moore
Scott have returned home from j
Miami w h ite they spent, the p u - t ;
Auto buses
Tangier.
are
appearing
HINTS
W. (*, Fields, t hester Conklin
A LAI (Hi KIOT
Speriftl Fidilrd A ttraction
At The Evening Show
J . C. 1IOWELL
Sanford
Choral
Society
200 West Here Ave.
Orlando, Florida
A m h ttln n l P ro c to lo g y
In A Twenty Minute
Selected Program m e
TO NITO
The Y. AT. A., a lirnttch of the
Women's Missionary. Union nf the
I-test Dajitist Chureh held its reg
111:ir meetiiig Tuesday evening, at
lie t'hureh with the circle sp. user
Mi*. W P. Gnrdiiier. The business
I art o f the m eeting was presided
aver by the president
Nozzle
Slone. Other officers of thi« in
t ' testing grup are Ruby M artin,
t'ea siirc r. and .Manila J oIuimiii,
i i eei-tniy.
The t(fpic fur disctissinn at T ip
day’s meeting wu* “ T’oiing Went
c
Meit of Yesterdnv", rlid
dealt with Itil.lr lnv>i»u,: Th"
I ader for the evening's ih.-vip’ on
was Nezzie Slime
Among tin- inenihers I'roseut
were Ituhy Martin, Ne/'/.ic s-' re'.
I i« re[ir,*n» um if paI ’ m i i i; •»Ii*\ . T ■
a n m en t
Plays
ri. M Minarik will entertain
mi"'il* >•. ol I he l.ot taph'i i
t' (
.it io i Inline on Laqi i I i
For
UTIRPAY
Music Cluh will meet
1 ivk a t , the suuit.'i vi
S. Miin.'on on Mvrtlc
ltlGGEUS PAIItY- FARM
Phono .1711
Sweet Milk
Sweet Cream
Ilu tter Milk
Mift* For Rabies
Spring
A nd
Summer
'I lip new sprinff'and summer fabrics have
upvpf sccmuccI mot e •'■charmin^r, nor the
varitiv so coni]/lt*lo! Ev'crv eoior arouml
the s-i111 and under the sun appears in the
jray silks and \\jash materials of the now
Here arc ci few sivrjrestions for
N< ’H S U lli.
vniir summor wanfrohe.
Ifcriiiiii'. ' "only F.'Ji latiaa ot
(■in's i hdi- will have uutmul
peting at \\ omen’s Cluh House,
pdenn will In' M*r\cd at 12.if*
p*t Hi thi' IT c .hvU l inn Chill i I',
ii ' -I mg will follow mi
atl' i at the i lut> h »u
Ctildr* r St t y Hour m lnfuii
at the l.ihrai-y.
MONDAY
*T«r Hvir"
demonstration
M»emi at t
o’cloek at the
trh II ii i- for nil member* of
IIj.lv i — „ FpPcopal t hui' h.
[yiuial meeting and elertion of
pvtrs ot the st. Agnes Guild nV
N o'eluck at the Parish House.
|ftyv ' hos of Women's Guild
JHfcf ( toss Episeopal Church at
Fja’rlock at. the Parish House.
Ityc Organ Club will meet at
F liupiist i hui'i'li nt TdlO o'cloiT.
kh Mr*. Merri went her ti. l*-wt ■
WJli'. i Id tend Walker ns hnsl-
2r'h0,00f) tons.
Y- M. A. llo ld a-M e-t
M-r, nnd Mr.-. Lombe.rd ItPuson,
•Hr. nnd Mr-. Thomas Wlii .mini,
Mr. ntul Mi-. AI Hci er, Mr. or.,I
Mi", i
Ptui.f Jr., Mr*. Vaughn
Maxwell and Mi . .1>i •.; ■ | •
t-ison i f Augusta, Gn., are the shi'iil i he ei e e t i n- . I lie S I eell j
|<*lntl|| Ii. M
house gu rt* of Fi . Ar Ii i l‘ •'
I'.lal 11■"c tile P> ta le |tji |'l mil. t iujt Koherl I i;le
at hi Ionic on Palmet*" Awnue.
ill :i i it' i i .
Her. Mfi. EH
r ’ ' :i i ■ ■f- i t
1 I 'dbi f . M. ( ;. M. i in t.,
cpl
M nr^arci 1 M W , Paulino
ion, V era JPhjltyps, Madge Phillip*
Rosa, SniwWpv M artha (JQ}yv*a#>
Mildred Sloan and Sirs. W. I)
Gardiner.
F lo w e re d
A
ant red fast
-r-rt+1—H-rtr
“ l*.ii'*"n" Jolio-mi, ii r P
lllarlj klii'V t: lo the s'O'litil
hn* i iiiteiired hnn-eli to ll o
cats of the I Inter it y in
ways mid i* an authority u|"
Milijei t upon wInch In will
C u r e s C h ills a n d IV v e r. ln le rm itte n l.
I {em it 1i-nt
and
lliiio iis P e v e r d u e P» M a la ria
(I kill** III*- l.rnirt
"'ll/. .Ills.
Cud.laiiioh |[i ifti, Mns
luiguti .
inny Cowan.
t.lie
“Tempermeul,” di.'.'cled by AL "•ilk. Love Turner.
Cii-t.
"Hugh , Erwin” (n u .i - i in'
mi
,'g(. Itrivkhnlm.
h fi
■' tnmibhlle Erwin'* (his wtt'ei,
-u
M: Liwc Turner.
It ol
*'t,Iad',it Huntington.*’ fan i n l
and n- -i, Mir. Mark' K. June*.
•'Overtones,'* directed by Mr
‘Ilallooii P r in ts” for
(I in. w ide. E ver fast
ip fintpd Rayon Voile
s iirns.
inches \vi
Hotel A rrivals
"tl.TIS l L VK F. HOTEL
1 LvaiiH, l.oui-el'a. La.; J.
klturt, Sanfortl; W. II. Cro2eniioiii; A. .1. peacock, Plant
' J. O'Conner, Jacksonville;
'aw*. Washington, P. C.;
Ihutoughs, Daytona Reach;
Uitii. Oilatulu; It. C. Stacy,
nv*H«-: Charles
JL Cole,
*/ AS. II, Burton, JacksonL. Murnmgh, la-esburg; Mr.
n. Iwe burg;
,\|r>. J , II.
• buksdnville; Mrs. Casey
Jacksonville; Martha li.
"•'V, Jacksonville; Mrs. Ca -
Now.Printed Linens *10 inches
wide. Piv-shrunk. Everfa'st. "l ard
W ednesday and Thursday
Fine line of Lad
iiiiin Miami where they juine*
nnd
they
won’t
Sport and Tan Oxfords regular S10.00 values
Inst long at our
at the beginning of the season for".
price of
2 Pair Ladies
#
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesday
Night City Hall
I^ybadelpth H(> inches wide. Polka
Dpt designs. Fast colors, yard.
pers, bit; values
• )r
^
U r y y—Extension of
'* *ur enw Wnterwur' a system
,*"'W!y completed.
All Silk Chiffon. 40 inches wide
Floral designs, yard.
ies Comfort Slip
A - hazel Colcpiun and ' Mrs
lluutng) returned home Sun
V*>_. A. Zelmenuvitz am
t * f ^ n^wiukTG«., and atFy th j Sljrlnc Cniiveutiuii,
sue Gingham in checks
. yard.
Bedroom Slippers
Two for <»ne,
here’s
your
chance!
•High & Low
Just the thing
for the kiddies
to finish school
in. Rig Sal ei
Figured Pongee. HI inches wide
Fast colors, yard.
Colored Organdy
nent finish. 40 ii
shades. Perm a
wide. yard.
FINAL CLEARANCE BIG SALE Continue.*
LOSSING’S
QUICK s e r v i c e
'Jntransfer
u lnr. C rating Shipping,
Is*.
. , W . I j - a r H Ift.
Florsheim
Shoes.
For Men
THE YOWELL CO
Florsheim
Shoes
For Men
�^
I
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P A C eV O E R
THE BANTORP HEltALP.-flANFOnP. fLORroA. TOB9PAY: -MAY-8 .1028
... ■ iW i.M ffia n rg n rii' g :
No. Steering' JVheels!
LakeMdry '»}
t. hie«V(IflpN*
• < ^11.
i ft tuff*! •'
T h e l«
V* V* r<
Cluaftt
ill*
•
'i t f t i l
'I lr U
**ili
U lrft.
sMbtM
The ' man)' ’frtend* 'uf M rTim
Mra. Krnnk Story throughput Scm _____ ,_.t . . . . ...... .................. . .
Inolc and* Om nge Counties were their homo »t Anicabttry, Mass,
shocked to h ear of the sudden | Mr. mid Mrs. Leon Pickering,
death of their daughter Angie May
W ednesday night. She apparently I their home at Atueshury, Mass.
w as perfectly well all day and dur- I Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sound*
ers nnd children left Wednesday
for their home in Tennessee, whore
Mr. Saunders will resume his
flee.
While thero she was taken vio work directing two well known
lently ill nnd passed away before Tennessee hsnds.
Mr. mid Mrs. A. J. Fisher nnd
Mr. Story could roach his home.
Tho little girl was laid to rest In family left .Inst week for their
tho ChutuotA cem etery Thursday old home a t Pclco, N. C. They
afternoon At five o’clock. Rev. J. were accompanied by Theodore
Max Cook conducting the services., Punn who will spend some time
a t the grave, The Whole commun there.
Additional hooks for the Lake
ity extends their sym pathies to
Mary library have been received
from Mrs. Clarence I shell, Mrs.
Frank Evans, Mr*. Morris SJob-i
lorn, Mm. True, also, a cash do
nation from Mr. True nnd a good
ly num ber of books from the Lake
Mary Improvement Association,
which is sponsoring the library,
F riday being the last dny' of
achool the teachera nnd parent?
gnvo tho Hchpol children their an
nual picnic. It was to he held on
Spring Lake hut on account of the
■torm was held in the achool
house. At noon tho tables were
spread and fairly "groaned" with
tho burden of good things to cat.
A fter dinner the children w ere en
tertained with games and rending?
by the teachers until time to go
home. The parents visited nnd at
tho clone of the dny, voted it one
• o f tho happiest picnics ever given
here.
Chuluoln Inn closed May 1st for
the summer months nnd will re
open Nov. 1st. Mr. nnd Mrs. W ag
n er and family will continue reside
aide a t the Inn however.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Mr.
and Mr*, S. F. Long, Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. W agner. Misa Thelma W ag
n er and family will clontinuo to roA. Lundtjuist, who is recovering
gucsta of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hnu- ' from a severo illness, is able to
’
Mrr at Christman GnrdentAMmidny lw out <ngain:
Mr. and Mr; John Smith left
evening nt a bridge party.
Mrtt. Olive Story is in Orlando (it recently for their home ut Amesthe bedside of her daughter Mrs, bury. Moss,
The final mcetim- id tin Luke
Mitchell who lias been critically ill
■ Mary 1'. T. A., nn . It I,J ut fl>e
fo r several day*.
J. D. McCullough w ho underwent sell nd bou-o lai t Tlmrsdn;', with
an operation at the hospital in O r the president. Mrs. i' I*. A tide.-*
( ami pi. .d:ii|: In ,nl litnoi i . i> u
lando lust wi-ek is reported as im ti'ie busim
el ill n i.| o ltn i'is
proving rapidly and expects to re fo. tin- « i: m;g yeut re nit
.is
turn to his home in a few duys
follow- MiAlbert 'Ail till. er,
Friday evening diploma wore |>i esuh-nt; Mis
William Mu
presented by Itev. .1. Max t ook to Hinve, virr I'li'snlelll ; Mr
It,,-,
till) graduate- of tin- uiummur I lot nell, M-rietm
uinl I ■
\\
school. Those receiving them were E. Cole, tlia i.u n r
‘I u lur b
Oliver Jacobs and Mattie May Cox. t onni i mnmitt re, comp : I . f l • e
Mr. Kieg also pn-s< tiled the ribbons faculty a r p ril refjeslitm-nt . i f
won by two of nut students at the hniinmi pudding and sa dv\ rln-x.
field meet nt Imngwuud. Oliver \i Im Ii m.u. to be tile menu t"i ibe
Jacobs won Und place in the IUU following day, A rising v•.t .- ol
yard dash nnd Louise Long won II anlis was given tin- family I i
2nd pluce in the running broad their Mtrrens in prepar ng ami
jum p for girls. These ribbons will! serving the lunches tliis year, and
bo framed with photographs of the | they have been assiite 1 by tinAvinrtefw -a nd hung—In till' uchiml I JH!tR
auditorium . Mrs. H. T. Ilrown ofFn
fared prizes to the pupils of Mias '"if.
Geigers room for the liest health a,'" ’c
record for the year and was a tie M,*d •’
between Virginia brown and Tom* ' ‘ he
my Scig nnd prize* were given In "J"’
both. The other prize was for the Unlie
best deportm ent for the year and
was Won by Watson Itorgord.
"k
Mr*. E. E. Tribble, Mrs. A. It " " 'i '
llu n te r und daughter Martha, Mrs.
1
P . M. Williams und little daughter \
Iris drove to Osteen Saturday to j.'
attend the fifth Sunduy meeting
of the t!ii|iij*ts Churvhea
j,' ^
Friday night at the s. b -d andI,s‘
itorium the ladies of tte- | ‘ | A ! ■""
erpsented
n three art louuiiv „ |,al„
“Cluhhillg
A llii-band" wild m
j|(
spite of the storm and the fart nnij.
there was no lights except Innip.* nmnn
• • ' * ' * *4
»r»t<
$
ta w -*■
M
Lawton, who line been superintendent uf the schools
(g u ilty since it - organization in lb 13, U running for
Oc is making the race in hi:: past record of conducting
this county. Hi- is uppo-md by Mi- Maxwell who is
•ile High School fia ulty.
COAST TO COAST
3,205 H1ILC ROAD
OPEN FOR TRAVEL
Longest Slrelrh Of Nearly
Sirniglil Kiiad In t'uimlry
linns Thru ugh 1 1 States In
Itmite I'rnm Oeenn TnOrean
W A S H I N G T O N . May h
— W e s t w a r d , in t he i-afli
pire, al ong r o u t e s t 'a•ei-si
pi one er s of Ame n. -a
lant ic to I lie t iobJeti 1 i*. .
eluding, in I In * nu •
*1
longest
1 1r e l . I
> I pi
■t r mi-til
mad
United S l a t e i
M
1 I s t a t e . a nd . • 1. i t • .'
r en t in,-iii al nmi ,»■ •.
ainii oi t lie in I
i
Cidurndo whieli ue- eh-rnted
so
l*really t he se t t l e me n t i f t h e went- !
ern- halt uf t he <-ml men' It t . a ■
vi r e- al so tilt Me r m e n :< ttleineiit
ill U t a h, t he grt a ' pioneer a g r i
c u l tu r al e x p e r i m e n t xjMiti-inrcd by
itrigluuii Voting.
Ft uni V< ilmim-t- n, I ml , to l i t .
Ma r y' Kan- , lie- h ig h w ay r. |-nv< d
r I t he full ili i t a nre , U ' l mile*
Fritm Salt I a he < if. t>> Sun F n m ns> a S:m mile
it la s u r f a c e d . 1
I,ess iliun 11 j ut rent uf its l e n g th
is Iiiliil I'teVeil, I til l l o n l , ilesi,;
it. -I I'nitfvl
' • HI by [
/ d a t e a-,.! t .let;.I liigl.na- . fl i i.lk.
i
S p o r ts m e n
M
a j i
SCHOOL STU D EN TS h ilt
W HEELING, W . VA., May
(I N S !—Two hundred student
the Union High School at
v. di d, n t Of hero, w ent on a a
t> ihiy as ti protest ag ain st thi
inir.sal nf Principal Chris Szr
\ large sign placed ntross
fri nt of the* sellout read: "
Strike •"ith Sandora.’’
(10«
L A T E T O CLASSIC
R eady
C P Cl
lion Needed
here in St minii
r. -imply .>tatir
1e pieces,
display featnri
(wit limit no mi
ol tli teller I’ll!
i Florida
i
i n alie! I
ervwh'-ri-
i rum i
u nt: \ t it w
U \ M U .\ t , IM.N,
May
U N S H IN f?
E R V — IC a L f
Us
the kind o£ ice service de
m anded by d a iries, farm s
and b y g en er a l b u sin ess.
S
For the benefit of
Dairies and Farms
vve maintain a, r
specia^
*
OE LIVERY U PLATFORM
IC E S E R V IC E
I, Mr*. Punn ns u “lady
Min* Vt-rlio P revail as a
hunter, Mr*. Hodges a*
farhlnncd Mother, Mr*,
rs. Matthews, Mrs. Viola
Be
Kishintf Seiison opens
May 16th.
Tackle for all
Rod and Reel Repairing
Our Spccialt>
i1
- -
to prevent a crust from forming.
J
W'l.r i it i ihonjiigldy coolcti^whip lu j j you would .fresh crcamflfc
Always Availiblo
ThV housewife who familiarize!
•*
iicr<i If with the uses of evaporated
h
milk solves one of her daily prob- Irrr.s forever. She never faces the __
dilemma of having to change her dcci-ion to have a dish in which one ol s
the ingredients is milk, because sht *'■
In* mmc. Evaporated milk is al
ways available.
. Suppose you were creaming vege
tables. If the vegetables are canned
dilute evaporated miik with the !i
quid from the can; if they are fre-l ,.n
vegetables, use the water in whirl
they*were cooked to dilute the milk i
Stir constantly and you will be de t 'a
lighted with the smooth texture u ,,
the cream satire. Cream soups, ear*
dies,'icings, e tc , are a h a unusual!; 1 '
“rreanus*' when made with evapo. on.
ated milk.
} m.
about
Apply
-■ ■i
rotiiit i v t tini >in: >in
Maid i-y i . in
of
ivthe
mt
-fy fO . trliiy economical houseV.ifc
V d rat* down on thg milk su;ndv
•! an economy mcavure. S e
p ay rut down on meats e>r sweets,
bat lb . diet demands mil!;, since
ntOt b th* great common denomina
te s —ft contain* n.m s of all of the
propertlet found In other foods
ib rilly housewives have found a
way of cutting down on milk bills
howe*ez Evaporated milk costs no
more than ordinary milk, and since
it c-raes ’n convenient sized cans
whtcii keep indefinitely, there is
never any waste, such as often recult*. fn a half-vied bottle of milk,
tlfidihjted evaporated milk is net
only r!rt: enough to nerve instead of
i-ream, hot may he whip; ed as one
would whip fr q h sweet cr»am.
T o whip evaporated milk, scald
the >*ontents of a can_ of it in a
t*x,!i!e boiler for five minutes. Cool
tl.K and put it on the ice to chill
Stir O'c milk both while it is scaldfag cW while cooling it on lhr ice
There is no limit
To our Ice service
DEPARTMENT
Citizens
welfare
�—I
THE SANFORD I1ERAL1). RANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1928
6— Help Wanted Male
Daily Herald
ad rates
L , ; Cash in Advance
L , ads, will bo received
K g * and collector sen t
E ttly lo r payment.
.........
10c a line
P ..... ..
... 8c a line
W
...... 7c a line
E (' r a t e s on requcBt.
I induced rates a re for
Ltjn insertions.
f - i d i of average length
Lsttdacharge
ll»«-
of 30c for
UNEMPLOYED MAN Oil WO
MAN enn make good living and
be own boss if have small amount
of capital. Business, established
here in Sanford and will clear
owner $100 monthly. Address Box
GO Caro Herald,
S L E E P WELL on a genuine
Bonutyrost
m attress.
Price
$39.50. Gilbert McGriff Furniture
Co., 23 E. Church St., Orlando.
,cements
INS ACE Springs are ah
ily guaranteed to please
jjcGriff Furniture Go.,' 21
rrh St-. Orlando.
lETS
laundered
40c per pair.
at
9— Instructions
tested for glasses hy Dr.
ti. Opposite "Court llousq.
Giving: you a double measure of service
and yet cutting: in half the time you spend
in taking advantage of it is the big little
job that The Herald Classified Section
does for you every day
10-B Plants and Flowers
11— Miscellaneous
29— Permanent Waving
FIVE ACRE tract with residence Perm anent Waving—lovely n a tu r
al pormnnents as low ns, $5,00
on Beardall Ave., also twenty
acre tract Palm er's subdivision. 509 F irst National Bank Bldg
Bargain, see
Nick Zornovean, Phone 489.
Beardall Ave.
Political Advetisements
210
'.( HERALD rln ssifietl Ad
ftin to si but a giant in rePhone IIH and an exper|id taker will serve you.
Double Measure
Landscape Service. Trees, Palms
and shruluif O. Sommcrcbicld,
Landscape Architect, Nurseryman
The Greenhouse, fhm Avc., 13th
20— Farms For Sale
nnd 1 1th.
F I B R E B etl-davenport
suite
for
l i v i n g r o o m o n l y $198. G il b e r t M cG riff F u rn itu re f n . Orlando.
12— Wanted
05 Acres celery iniur cioso to cold
storage plant Wl-4 of N W l-l
of N E l-l and NHI-4 of N W l-l
and S I-2 of N W l-l of NW l-4
(iess 117.4 feel N Ai S hy 218.7
feet E A W in NW corner) section
32 Twp 21 It. 31 Seminole county.
Only $215 per nere L-1 cash, pay
lo investigate and w rite Mrs. K.
252 Halcyon Arcade, Miami Flori
da.
21— AcreaRc For Sale
STATU
I.KniSI.ATItRK
1 wish lo nmtnuni'i' my candidacy
or Ihr
l.i KinInto ro (droop
) iirul will npitrcclli' support In
he prim.ii) iu
In PI In Juno.
*'
I- P. II Ad AN.
7— Situation Wanted
10 ADVERTISERS
Herald
representative
whly familiar w ith rates
imi rinssification will
rii complete inform ation,
[fou wish, they will assist
i trordlng your wnnt ad
k it more effective.
roil
run
GET A JOB: Tho Herald will run
a Situation Wanted Classified
Ad for a week a t half price for
thoso who desire employment. No
ads charged.
■ • •
FOR T llli l.r.UIll.ATHRR
- S u b j e c t t«- t h o A p p i a J c h l n i f D e m o
cra tic Frli.inry. I h ereb y nnnuuncA
my c a n d d a c y
for
th* Ileus* of
H e p r e s e n t u t l v r a n s a m e m b e r of
Hr,nip 2
If n o m i n a t e d I p l e d g e
m y In s t e f f u r i s i n h e l m l f o f t h *
p e o p l e o f Kelli I Hol e F n u i v t y .
Til*
c r y i n g n e e d o f I lie p e o p l e o f F l o r i
d a Is T u x R e l i e f , e s p e c i a l l y r e d u c
tio n of local t a x e s . T h is , in m y
o p i n i o n , c a n I......... f l e e t e d
by
II
e , l ul In I d*
distribution
of
th*
present
fix........... ..
gnsolliiu
tax
niiiong t h e Hi nt e Jlo nd D*riBrtpxent.
S c h o o l s , c ' n i i n t i e * a n d t ’ l t l e *. —p a r i leutarly the v 'o eu tles an d I'lttni
It h o n o r e d b y
the
iiooilnatlon t
p r o m i s e t o d e v o t e a ’. l I h e e i l e r a y
and e x p e rle n -■ that
l
posses* to
.n I' MinutlsIi Hu, ) e n d
It YV P E A H M A N . J r .
s t ’i * i > i t i v r i i N h
u n t
o p
*■ A. HALVERSON
painting. Interior decora
ting. Phone 432-W.
16—Houses For Kent
2B— Miscellaneous For Sale
MODERN 5 nmm house, close in.
Phone 830-W. Call 2300 Melluriville Ave.
ONE I uml one li room house. All PAYING BUSINESS FOR SAIT.:
Very lilx-rnl term s with sniall
modern improvements. Cor. )3ih
siLK Service of all kinds. and French. Phone 298. Enquire down payment on business IhuLjs.
established and laying. If you urf
e* 6*0-W or 3302. C. E. French Ave. Filling Station.
kaing.
in tho m arket for a profitable businesa investigate thi*. BOX 1279,
*’IGHT ^HINT SHOP
FOR RENT: furnished house Vir Care HERALD.
G’V service on any thing in
ginia Avenue. Marvnnin $50.
ranB. A phone call will get Unfurnished house, DSOO Magnulia
°*n. Phone 417-W. 9 Kail- Ave,, near schools, $45, Will rent
indefinitely.
W rite
nr
Wire BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge
;-\UP YOUR OLD WALLS Scruggs, BcJlc Glade, F la ..
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
‘ TI K NEW WALL PAINT
fully equipped, sleeps six. Price
JIUNG NEW AND BET
leasonatile. I’. O. Box 938.
TOR FURTHER INFOR- FIVE ROOM furnished house. Sue
V.
A.
Speer,
411
Park
Ave.
FLORENCE Oi! cook stoves are
FALL PHONE 235-J
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert
tC’.VCOLLER, SANMcGriff F urniture C o^O rinndo.
6 ROOM bungalow desirable tenV’S DRUG STORE— Pronants considered
more than BARBER SH oT^~ for sale. Good
business. Jam es Allen, Ginder, n». Drugs, Soda. We are rentul. Terms reasonable. W. A
ville.
,
«
Four phone. Cal! 103. Raynor, Silver Lake.
SEMINOLE
fe
lt
m
attresses,
ab
B ljjC K S —Irrigation
solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert
* am) general cement work.
^ Concrete Co. J. E. Tcr- NICE FIV E ROOM bouse. 241 McGriff Furniture Co., Orlando.
Palm etto Avc. Phone 3IH-1V.
Pf°P- 3rd and Elm.
27— Money To Loan
kh. H
o f in
vo
t,°H
.NgG :T he Roof Ev- TEN ROOM house desirable loca
Wo solicit application for first
.
Metal
shingles
tion. Suitable for rooming house
Mortgage loans on tho best type
J * * 1" din and galvanized or two families. Ideated a t 402
of residences and Mercantile Build
»nar(ef?m,s
Cowan. Oak Oalt Ave. Apply W. H. Lm'lf 117
ings in Sanford a t an liRercst rate
r 1- - ^
Pbqna 111.
Magnolia.
of 0 pc. and up, depending on the
^G itA P ll- repairing, piano
character of the loan, construction
l y ^ 1 **)vrts with 17 years
und location of buildings. •
C. S. HOAG & COMPANY
Cift cl ‘S*Ilf,,rd music store
7 W. Church St., Orlando.
M cU nder A r>
•/Wne 83i.
Mortgage L<>Ans
m Improved residence and business
Female
property.
l«B*tt
Dressm akers
Baldwin M ortgage Co.,
’, j “ ^ ‘tUcher. Mrs. H athSee our local Counsel,
Shon 19/) R Park
a. IL Dlgbtoa, Sanford, Florida.
If ste e le d I p rem ia* tu c u n l l o u t
tu w o r k fo r th * best In te re s t of the
d i s t r i c t a n d i I n v i t e y o u t o my
record on such iipportant
U' i »Ul al i t m u s g o o d r o a d s , c o n s e r v a t i o n uf
o u r n a t u r a l r e s o u i e e s , r r d u e t l o t i of
d a l e taxr* sa d educullon.
I ask
l h * s u p p o r t o f a l l l o <»l l i s r n o c r u l *
F O R C1.F.RK C I R C U I T C O U R T
I hereby announce my candidacy
for th*
office
of
clerk , of (hr
Circuit Court, *uhte*t to tho action
o f t h e v u t e i * M t h e J u n e I ’r t m a r y .
R. I L UKA. 1.
r a n roxaT A itr.n
I w ish to a n n o u n ce my candidacy
for th o office of co natuhle, Dlxti'cl
No . 4, H r m l h o l d C o u n t y , o u h j e d t n
t h o will o f I h e v o t e r s l a I h e Demo*
u r a t l r P r i m a r y o f J u n e r>.
U A TATE.
( O Y rrA iiL i:.
f w is h to a n n o u n c e th n t I nm n
rn n illd n iu f o r th o office of Cmc.tn l i l e . D i s t r i c t No . 4, S e m i n o l e C o u n
ty F l o r i d a , a ah l d i s t r i c t cnmivrlslmt
e l e i t l o n PM t l n c t s No ' s . I. 2. 3, 4. 3.
10, 11. 12. i m h j r c t l o t h e w i l l o f t h e
v o t e r s III t l m D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y
t o - l i e h e l d n n J u n e 6 t h . A. D. ini ' *
Y o u r s u p p o r t Wi l l lie a p p r e c i a t ' d
J . M. ( V I C ) V I C K E l l V.
f o r
F O R t ’t l l M T T J I 14l i i :
I h e r e b y Htmiiunrc m y candidacy
f o r l l . « o f f i c e o f C o u n t y J u t l k * ' 4'*
Kcmlnola County,
Florida,
subject
lo th e a c t i o n of th e . Di'nincralle
P a r t y on J u n e M b . H»2*.
»l y c u m
p n l i t n f o r t b l * o f f i c e la In t h e h a n d s
. ■r
my
friend*
th ro u t haul
this
c o u n t y u n d vv« s o l i c i t t h e s u p p e r
nnd v o te s of t h o peo p le
In
H»*
r ( i ml u * r D e m o r r u t l e P r i m a r y
«lrc
lion. If t h e p e o p l e sen f i t t o elec
III, to Dlls o f f i c e I w i l l alv * t h e m
nn efficient, effective an d economic
ul a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
M A M U K I , A. II. W I L K I N S O N .
TO
TIIH
VOTERS OF
COUNTY.
MITtll S O I . K
I wish ( j announr* that I ion. a
randhlul* for r*-el*Mlo‘n to the offir* ((f County CommIsslotier from
lilsirlet Nn. I, subject to the d«rlclon nf th* volvr* In I’.ie I4cmoria llr ITltrury tu b* bold on Jun*
U U. A. D. in n .
FRANK
t
for
olc
lltu
KVANS.
FO R IIIR R IK F
h e r e b y a n n o u n c e iny ca n d id a c y
the office of Hberlff of HemlnC o u n t y s u b j e c t t o t h e will of
v o te r * a t tli* J u n * I ' r l m a r y .
j . v . McCl e l l a n d .
(Political Announcements)
■' ( I l l
COIJSTI
op
i m ii i .ii;
t l t l T I I I V l ’C M I l i N T
iNsTiin-rio.M
I wii.li I n a i i n u u n r o m y r uml l i l HC)
f u r tlio o f f l c n o l S u p e r i n t e n d e n t u
Public
I n s t r u c t l ul l
of
Hemlnul
Ouiinly, u u b j o c t t o t h o wi ll of di e
v o l o n i n I l i a p r i m a r y J u l i o 6. Y u u r
s u p p e r t will be a p p r e c i a t e d .
M A Y U I J l . I . i : MAXYVKI . L .
I’lTlI-lC IY STII IMTllfS
I am a cnmtldu|c for re-electton
to the office of supcrltitcmlcnt of
Knit c o v i t a m . i :
mil'll,- instruction
for Seminole
I wish to announce Uint I am a
County, subject to the PenuH’iMtle
I’liu o to . Yuur r-uppuil will ho ap candidate for the offlco of Con
stable. District No. 4, He ml no'*
preciated
County. Florida, said District com
T YV. L A W T O N .
prising r.hwtion l'rcrlncts No’s. 1,
2. 3.. 4. S. 10, It & 12. subject to
the will of tho voterirlit Iho Demo-’
era tic Primary to ho held on June
r u n s tirh ip rI nnt n candidate for the office sni. a . u. torn.
of Sheriff and will appreciate supYour support will b« appreciated
A. D. (Artie) SMITH.
port In the June Primary.
JS. K. WALKER.
I
F im
CONST Ant-M
I wish ,o announce lliat X am
a candidate for the office of Con
stable for Justice of Ihe Peace
I'l strict No. 4 Kemllioli) County
Florida, said Justice of Ih t THC*
District Comprising Election Pre
date. No’s l ., 2. 3. 4. 9. >0, 11. * 12.
subject (o the decision of the Dem
ocratic Primary to be held on June
bib. A. D. 131*.
1 will rpprcclate you- support.
. LESLIE Dll VAN.
TO THE VOTKItS orCOUNTY
sf. m in o i .k
- ( w i s h I n a n n o u n c e m y e e l f it* a
candidal e for the sla te legislature
In a n . u p 2. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b
ject lo
th a
Democratic
Primary
J u n e 6, A. P . IS2M. o l i d w i l l a b i d e
b y r c s i i l i s o f s a m e , I c o r d i a l l y eol UK >our su pport.
rail
county
j t ’D i i t :
I hereby nnnounen my candidacy
for re-elect loll to llle Office nl
Count) Judge of Seminole County,
Florida, subject lo Iho will of Ihe
I’llH STATE S M AT oll.
of Seminole
To (he Democratic Voters of Th* Democratic Voters
Fount).
In the Democratic Primary
:l*(li Senatorial District- —
1 hero,viiii aununiicc my randl- lb-el loll to l,c to 1,1 Juno util. li>2*.
J A S t l SI IA H O N .
rtacy for the Democratic uonilnutlon
for Stole Senator from the 37th
Scmilorlul District composed of
Seminole nml llccvard Counties nl
ihr June uth primary nnd If nomin
I tilt TAN ASHESNllll
I hereby a n n o u n c e to the people
ated and elected, 1 assure one and
all a Democratic administration.
of S e m i n o l e
County that
I «m n
Thanking one and all for your c a n d i d a t e f o r l a x a s s e s s o r s u b j e c t
Vote and Influence,
to the
decision of
the voters
In
t h e p e i n o c r t i l l u I’l l m . i r v I n b e h e l d
llenpectfutly,
In J u l i e o f t h i s > e u r . I l i u v o l i v e d
PHILIP YV. ItOHEHTS.
In t i n t i i K e
and Seminole
cuuntles
f u r 4u > e a r * .
I
have
served
a»
n u l l ) i - OMi i t l s s l n i . e r
ni l o l i d
oil
Ftlll l lll \ T V rnMM tHHlONF.ll
f o r 12 y e a r s . I l i a v r m a d e sity l i v
Tt* T h u Vi-I i*I * o f Hu n t l t t u l u C u n m y ; i n g r a i s i n g s l o e U a n d c i t r u s f i m l
1 w I kI i t o i i t t i t n i i n r o f l i n t 1 n m a n m l f a r m i n g . I p r o p o s e f " l e t e v i - r j
i*itiiilhtiil** f u r tin? u f f i t ’i* i»f »’m i n t y t a x p a y e r
c u r r y l i t -,
pmporiloiiaic
• ,«»innil«t*luti*»r i m i n
St*. i! s b . i i i of t a x e s by v i e w i n g t h e p r o
m i !»ji' i' t 11* i h c I i* iiHn r a i | c I * r »■i y p e r l y
personally
four
support
t o li»* lit h! ut i J i m p f.th. A. 1' I
1 Wi l l lo* a p p r e e l l l l i d
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It nr Granada Dry Gingei TIMBER WANTED for veneer
f iiii • i.E lm ,«>p r r t t r t i t m i n t
blocks. Small or large tracks. 10 ACHES Muck Land for Sale.
till 705. Prompt Delivery.
I u o l. l a i i n n o i m e i - t h a t I a m ■
The SE. )-t of (he NW. I-l of
211 French Ave. Phone 474-J.
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information
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make,
model
and
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AT W . I X I V I U J * .
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Satisfy
your than a price and address. Phone
k'lvp to 111.* diltlcd of the uffire III)
condition of car. Address Box 79
with a Glassi tied Ad. Phone
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ply H(I4 Mngmdin. Phone 280
REAL ESTATE IS NOT DEAD: .uiijcot
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DU DOB
In
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Many thousand Herald readers in in th* I u MiDi’f .itl»- I'riniiirY l o Hi e U s i i n i r r a l l e p r i m a r y I u (i*
if tn“ and Graham tracks LEFFLF.lt APARTMENTS:
lii-lil III t i n e a r l y p i n t o t J u r . a I H I .
daily search the Classified Ad.% to »*«» l i e i»|< i *11 J uni .oil. A.H- 1r* l ;** h
tnd 13th. Street, Phone 3.
Very rn tH -clltely .
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Magnolia.
Phone
280-W.
I ’t l U C l l l S T V I ' M O H K t ' I ' T I V f l
: tn do either n Herald want
citizen in the other end of town
I w i s h t o noi i u i i l i , ' * I n t i l * l ' * e p t *
ATTORNET
■if K e m t n o l * t ’u u o l y H i n t I * t n ■
1 k<‘ a lung way tow ards F U R N I S H E D
is
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*uhI r c l s l u n nf t h e v n l r i s I n I I I - P * m a - J * c l I n i h c w i l l n f ( l i e \ * 0 r p * y In
rests. Call I 18.
Lnurel. Plionv 190-W
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25— Exclmnpu
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J O H N tl
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A. V A I R E I A N .
itor nnd sheet metal works. '
F O R J I ' H T I f ’H O F l - t CAf ’R
"WILL TRADTP— Mtvnfy ■M«vUaarich Avenue Phone 7HJ-W,
------m o n m u : iili ”r vo l i i i h
Small garage apartm ent. Call 251,
Hustness for good rar, Ford not c a r o t i dg* <« )nTi?Jho^(
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for re-election
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HFI'S-M Alt.MON
considered. Address Trade, l.'nre o f f i c e o f T a x C o l l e c t o r o f Heml t v- fNo.
4, n u b j c r l t o III** w i l l n f H im
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Modern
furnished
npnrtments Thi’ Herald.
itnford Automobile Co.
u f t l i * v o t e r s I n t h . f i e m o r r e t l r I h»inocri»t!»i v o l u t H J u n e <i. Hnn*
Frigidnirc; Murphy st*el kitch
Lpwlia Ave.
Phone 137,
f ori ! , L u k e
Monroe,
I Nnd 4 ,
Lake
1‘r l m n r y t o h * h e l d I n J u n e .
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ky
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fr»#
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and will trade it for .something
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to Sanford, ju st the same 14— Kuo ms Without Hoard
some one else tins who wants wha: l h * 3T ( h N t i i u K o r l n l d i s t r i c t c o m
n t TMl l y c o n n e c l r d w i t h
thla of.
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you have. A Herald Classified nil p o s e d o f H r i n l l i u l s l l r s v a r d C o u n
I). 1'. I I K R N I H I N .
™I Furniture To., 23 E. Specinl weekly rules at San ford f» will connect the wires. Ask the t i e s S u l i j r r t t u t h n
De'IOOCI nl lc
p r i m a r y t o h a h e l d J u n e t t h . IS2(
home-like hotel. Ser.iinolc Hotel
P St, Orlando.
I ’(4R T l i r . I, E l i INI. A T I ' H i t
I'N’ipper. Signs nf all kinds.
*WforJ Paint & Wall Paper
AS FAMINE H ITS
ENGLISH FIE L D S
Political Announcements
W ANTED: Man to represent vis
in Seminole County. Must have
closed car. For particulars write
F red L. Hall, Jr., IJux 307, W inter
P ark Florida.
N w rlising is restricted
Lrf'classification.
C error is made Tho Sanj^tld will be responsible
Lmcne incorrect insertion,
Eirtiscr fo r subsequent
fat. The office should be
u immediately iu ense of
PAGE
COURT
I h u r . ub y n n n n i i n r u - rtiy u n m l l d u r y
Fcm m : u K
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LONDON, May 8. — (IN S )—
distressing side of -no present
unpnrallel state of depression in
the British coal fields is undoubt"
cilly the suffering amt hardship
imposed on tho miners* fanrille*
and dependents.
Special commissions which have
toured the South W ales, D urham ,
nn<| Northum berland coalfields,
(the districts most affected by tho
slum p,) have brought bock ierrib lo
stories of the plight of many of tho
towns and villages.
Whole districts are declared to
be without work; children arc un
clothed and undernourished; shop
keepers arc struggling under the
weight of g rent debts; and some
fnm iles am even on the verg,. of
actual starvation.
Nocd Prompt lleJp
As c*>nl mining is the only indus
try existing in several of these
nrens, it is declared they must be
evacuated and go bankrupt, “ un
less th ere Is some radical and en
tirely unforseen change in the sit
uation.’’
" B u t for assistance rendered
privately,’’ says a rep o rt on the
situation in South Wales jwued by
the I.nhor
Council Executive,
“ large sections of tho population in
South Wales mining townships
would by now have no boots w hat
TAI.LAHASSEE—Production of ever and th eir only clothing would
Florida farm s in 1920 and 1927 was have been worn to shreds.
valued at more than $ 100,000,000.
“School authorities report th a t
thu children are losing th eir ‘g rip /
nnd th at the overage w eight of the
(Lefrni Notices)
girls attending school shows a dis
tinct
falling-off a t nil ages. In
l > m u : t l l t l t I T C O U I T IN A M I
Blainn, (South Woles) m any chil
i ’i i i i t i i i : ' j i n n j r if n i x i« r i u .
n i t in a m i r u n
n i . r i n o u : dren were found by tho medlcat of
r o i N T I . I ’M U I I I I A i IN I ’l l A N*
ficers to he sub-norm al from lack
«r.m
n ittim ji .
.1 I* I t o t l K H S . t ’M m p l n l n n n t .
of
nourishment.
Vh
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urunnmi*
In Monmouthshire the num ber
.til
n | t l » i : u n r I T I l M t ’A T i n N
of scholars who require boots la
T h tli*’ I t c H i i m n l c n t ,
Ht i t i l n l-diii^t*
who require
I’" ,
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III m l c VII n l
N
K. 3,200, the number
A n i t f i i i . ui . Ni* 7. A t l a n t a . (lc«»r$ila
clothes
is
2,031>.
These
figures re
\ .*11 ar t - I i r r c b y
niif lflcxl f h u t n
s u n ha-* l i cci t i M i i u u h t i i K a l n ^ t M»n fer to poverty-stricken areas only,
i n ili»' ril«t*i»* s t > icil C i h h t l i y t i l e where
the school population Is
■*I**•%• i t a i uc i l • • m n l n l n i i i i t f**r th*'
' It. ymt jii.se .if i i M a i n l t t g a f i c e r r e about 40,000.’’
V K iMirm.AHR
t ’l e r k . c ’l r c u l l t *o i i r |
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D O S TON’ H T K E L I S .
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it Htl
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of
1‘l o i b b i ,
m o r e p a r t i n i l u r l y d c M c r l b u d hm f o l FOR I'n x X T S n O l
t h r r r b v u n u o u i i - ,- m* c . t n d l d a e y JnrvM. i t i ' W l l :
*4l a » | I** o f Kltii’k 2 1 H n n l a n d o
•;r t h e o ffice of etdielaldn. D istrict
•The S nb d l v l H l o u lluutltlfut* AU
. *>ibj»et t u t h e w i l l c f l h * v o t e i s
trininiitu
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81 n i l n n l u
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Specinl Commission Returns
Report That Describes De
plorable Condition Among
Workers In South 01 Wales
TAMPA, Muy 8.—When Doyle
E. Carlton of Tump*. cmUideto
for governor, speaks n t Miami
Tuesday night, May 8, from the
speakers’ stand in Unyfront Park.
Miami’s greater*, outdoor public
gathering place, ho will he speak
ing likewise to all the people of
Florida, and in fact ®tu folks
throughout the country; this be
cause the speech will he broad
casted by Station WQAF of Mi
ami.
Owners of radio machines in
their homes in ail sections will
hear Florida'*’ most eloquent'Can
didate tell the story of what he
proposes to du if elected governor,
through exposition o ftth e - p lat
form upon which he lias built Ids
candidacy. They will hear Ids
recital of the adm inistration of
to state road dcpnrlm ent by his
rival for the governorship Dr.
Folia A. Hathaway of Jackson
ville, Mr. Carlton claiming that
the Hathaway adm inistration has
been costly to the state* wasting
the people’s lax money through
unnecessarily high contracts, and
in other ways using money in an
extravagant manner.
ThiH is tin* second time Mr.
C arlton’s addresses
have been
broadcasted by radio, the first in
stance being his Tampn address
the night of March 21,
T o a l l i r *Mi 1*n •* b unt * * **. d t > t t 1b
n l u *• a m i .11 pc i s««11*• Im y 1114 1 l . n m * il i kM »l \ i i f ; a m i s e t t i n g it n I«1
th»*
h il*-nut ltd'* iihdiint mohi cHt at* :
I' Miiih i d
m u i t i i iuiit)
e x i s t i n g be) nil, amt f .il'ti *d mhi. me licit'b) ) M cl || \ •111
• ii..Mtied and t ciju 11■•I In pi’cicut
'Fills i- i b . ’i e f t - r c . t o rerttiir«* y o u
vti d itto ni ilcitiitmis w hk’li >(»’t • d aH| i *.(i I** 11*^ s i i nl bi l l o f t ’otti*
■a 1 11It ■1 “1 ymi tit a v hale 11Maillot 1*141111V d t til. “ f i l l r o f 1In* t ’lul k ol
tli*- , i l - r t . ' M* I* i| i ' . i i i i t . a t S a n f n r i l ,
f t . I Ml .1 nil o r b e f o i e M mml a y I in*
IHi i b n - I J u n e A t»
In tin*
f j mi H - f
b l e b | h r ian m j i l a i t u t l i t w i l l
n t " . * . ' I * \ | hii t c
1 1 11 .'I il **i n l t h a t i h i n n o t l G r b e
|*i|bl i slicil
for
f ♦»m r
voi lHcfUl l vc
w e c l p , “ ii**** c a t ’ll n e c k , i n flit* Han*
f*uti H i i a l r l . a ucvvi4t>aiH*r i u i Ii II s Ium I
in H cn i h i d l c t V i i n i y . Kl nrl ifa.
W i n n m i , Y r: P n u g l a H N , «*!t*rW nf
* it I«I * “ i n i , a m i i h c s e a l tit Hn nf i i r i l .
l i t Ida, I h m 1 i|f») n f
A, if.
I'»2>
In unmoiin’tiu* niy c.tti*1lclnt*>* for
i’((fniitin iImii*'!" ol ! to- 3rd I Mmtrlcl nf
H-iniifl* I*4iunl>, I liurrhy pknlur
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m i r u n d t d a e y mv hi*If i ti nn n Iiffi in i cl v Iin |(it i”l 111
f,(| t i l e l . e j r t s l u t u i (• | ( t ( i ( l l p I ) * ll I (• Off* fit I••n In llo \\ * lihlc **f lilt* (Jin*
11u l iih it w loth1 S11••11111 1 bo lioiiilJei ' t t u I h c Wi l l ut t i l e K(*( r s I(i S(-MI
uii«• .1 ami ••lout • 'I i let •* Mill In* no
I n u l e E ( ( i m l > , In t h e p i l n u i y t u U
riifiiln built III! jif I) 411e Im*111'f 11 of
h e l d ut) . l u b e I,, 1 :'2 '
sin) u in* niiin I "111 ***(• l Iml hn fur
*1. M L O R D .
im n | n In my | io\nor (but iln* lit*
imt (lit* Im i \ ( iiI> (llftrlltiiloik inlFtlll T t \ a s s e s s o r
I u I k Ii t u
ill) * ii i i i f l i bi ry Voi-UIIIIK a llit'iuimh 4*i|Ull I1*at loll uf
f u r fin* offb'ti uf T,i K A*>m*mmo| **f (lit* i .i \ a bio pi"pori> uf Hu Hoiinly
* IniMiiuhH mLnn 1(1 In* r»n
Sul i i l l l i i i c
t ’u U l i l ) ,
Kl i b j i c f t o
Ho* Tin* i Muni > ■
will of llin voters lu Hit* Jim* ui’otiom Im Ily run in u prlviil^
t ’r l m u i ) .
iric-N n»i' laxpii) urn wli" . Intnihl)
ltif« iiiuiirv lo run tin* i*««nni> nIiuiiI»I
Jn i; l> riim L N U lL N .
bo Hi lion Into iln* t'onf iiloiio** uf IIn*
T i l T U I ] V t l T C H N n l ' H E M I N O t a Doiinl of i ‘omil> I’lonmlNHloiiorM uml
kept info! moil an in )v Ii4i! In k'Dii*
COUNTY.
I w i s h t>> u i i n n u n c o t h a t 1 am a mi In Iln lr «h libi rutlnnN I have
c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n ( o t h e o f boon ii roNbioiit nf b**niliinl> 4’oiint)
f l c o o f t ’u o n l y F o i n n i l a a t ^ a r r f r o m nri J Ot n iimo i ’uiinf y buforo Hi*m In ••!*•
D l a t r l c t No . 2, s u b j e c t l o t h e d e - Hotinl) hum uni uU from «»iuimo
) oni n, nml a im e t a t o o o f t h e v o t e r * In t h e D e m o f'nuniy. for
c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o u o h o l d o h J u n * payer nil iln* time. Make >«nir volo
an InvuMimont iimi will lirln« you
Mi l , A. D. t i l l
illvblorirlx Vmir voli" for nio w ill bo
ju iin
u eihcii.
it II(II ouIm1oil Julie Iln* Mb
i tm aim itiFK
1 hereby an nounce my candidacy
f o r r e - e l e c t i o n l o l h * o f f i c e of s h e r
iff of Kainlnnl* C o u n t y su b je ct lo
the action
of
lh*
v o t e r s In t h e
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y in he held n ext
Jun*.
I
will
appreciate
your
support,
re sp e c tfu lly yours,
C M- H A N D .
D o y l e Carlton To
Deliver Address In
Miami On Tuesday
Every loyal citizen
should attend Mass
Meeting1 Tuesday
night.
(■rent
D istress
A t Maerdy, South Wales, the
Labor
Executive’s
Committee
found “very grent distress.-' Many
homes there have been abandoned,
nnd m iners leave weekly for other
p arts of tin. country iu search of
work. "When people die in these
villages,’’ says the report, “ a col
lection is made for the funeral."
Alvcrtillery, a prom inent South
Wales mining centre, is one of the
towns most affected by the depres
sion. Hundreds of residents owe
rates; thirty-seven stores in the
center of the town have closed
down; nnd the local cuncit is
thousand,, of dollars in debt. All
si hool-tcnehcrs have received no
tices to term nale their engage
ments.
Pout and Cry for Beauty
u f a l.om ion l u n u t y due*
t o r m u s t | n u t u n i t y . ...
- b*uy
nt
h a l mi* e a w e e k i n o r d e r t o AC*
quire nr preserve youthful
looks.
Facial
exercises
n i o t h e latest
bran tv *u;l in Die
ami llie doctor declares th at :l
women will | ut t h 'i r cheeks anil
yawn nod smile with their eyes
whin open, a nd wrinkle tin- r noses
rix times a day before the glass,
such exercises will Ik lief it tho
faces fully us touch Os the “da ly
dozen” helps the figures lie also
says th at such exercises will event*
unity do away with cream s, lotion*
ami powders.
Tampico, Mexico, will cpm’. tr ti't
at city hull on the second dovir
which will he a th eatre and a cat*
Inn.
-ClassifiedBusiness Directory
Chiropractic Specialist
HEMSTITCHING
Singer Sewing Mnchino Shop
FOR THAT cold of yours—take
Sold— Rented— Exchanged
Chiropractic adjustment:*. Dr.
Easy Payments
W. E. McDougaR, 308 National Phono 80 North Park, Valde* Bldg.
Bunk Bldg. Phone 482-J.
Lunch Room
Hallcries
iia h i
f u r t h u nff|«*ci u f C l e r k o f ( I m t - l r *
u n i t C o u r t Hi t h j u u f
tu the will
nf
tin* vuV«*rn tit t b u I b ' l D b u r f i i l o F i i m n r y o n Junw i,
FOR GOOD eats
try Kent's
Lunch Room, 109 W est F ira f
Street. .
.
_
•4
Dr;* Cleaning
THE LOND-UFE BATTER
Hoff-Mac B attery Co,
117 E ast 2nd. Struct.
AwninRH
SANITARY STEAM PRESSERY.
Odorless Dry Cleaning. Fbon*
958. I l l N. Park.
RaintH and Wall Paper
SUN PROOF PAINTS
SEMINOLE
AWNING
SHOP. W ater Spar Varnishes and E na
Awnings, Window shades. Turpaumels.
Vclumina
F lat
Wall
lins. Anything of Canvas. 309 East Paints. Persian clay jeasa. plasticit
2nd. Street, l’hoi-o 11.
moulding clay and Plaque*. San
ford Paint & Wall P aper Co. G. U.
Auto Tops
S tu art. I’rapr. 112 IV. First St,
SPENCER TOP SHOP. C urtains
Cushions and Seal Covering*.
West Third Street.
Kurnilurc
K BUY or trade in used fu n d
tun*. W agner F urniture Co.
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THE W EATHER
Jin n e w s p a p e r
Showers this MftirHitmH
night; cooler tonight In
portion; slightly WUrtnPt
n extremo north portion.
d ^ Florida's
fold’s Greatest Vegetable
I t s Richest Garden Land
Mehlhorn Ahead In
First Day’s Round
SANDWICH, England, May
7.— (IN S )—Playing in a wind
th at threatened to blow his re
sourceful,
determined-looking
chin right down into his neck
band, “Wild
Mehlhorn,
American professional, topped
the field in the first day's
nullifying trial of the British
open golf chainpionslftp today
by shooting a very swank 72,
representing par for the course.
Mehlhorn was one of • six
American first-line invaders
Who started the classic tlda
morning but Jim Barnes was
tile only oilier invader to stay
close to Wild Bill’s Mining
trail. Barnes shot a 71 to fin
. ish the day in a tie for sixth
position.
mil”
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. — ■l ■——~
"*"**" *
To Plant Cross In
CHURCH GROUP Nobile
First Religious Services
TAKES HAND IN Ever Held A t North Pole
BIG BILLS MAY
DETAIN SOLONS
COAL DISPUTE
/•
Tuesday
;
N U M B E R 804
Member Audit Mureau O f Circulations
SANFORD FLORIDA. MONDAY, MAY 7, 1028
Leased Wire International News Service
and to
central
M W
t
< ‘3 !
8 Orphaned When
Mother Is Slain
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C.)
May 7.— (IN S )—Bodies of the
victims of a murder and suicide
hero today wore shipped to
their former home, Franklin,
Vn. Eight of their children were
orphaned when W. T. Mumford,
the father, murdered his wifo
whilo she was talking to a
neighbor. While she cried out
nnd toppled to the floor dead,
Mumford went into another
room, nnd fired a bullet through
bis brain.
RISES
- •
LONDON,’ May 7.—(IN S )—A from Yadsoe at notm yesterday nfreligious servile will be held at tcr a st. rnty flight. The bnlooon
, ____
the North Pole for the first time had to battle adverse winds nearly Tnx Reduction Measure, Farm
nil the way. It landed In a snow
And Flood Relief MayKcep
§ storm.
Congress, In SessIonMonth
lands a
A n tl. . . . . .
Longer OrThroughSummer
CARDOVA, Alaska, May
7
.
, , i party to plant the wooden,
............ cross
—"
dcrlyRclapqnReccmmended,
him 1>y
x i In _tIN\S)-j_The dirigible Italiu was
in its hunger at Spitr.onl>crgcr to
#
--------- ;
.
[the ice on the top of the world.
I
from King’s Bay. Spur., day* alte r n hop from Vndsoe. N or
•tm
4
T
hergen, today gave details of N«* way. on the Nobile expedition to
i 1.t H plans for exploration flights the north pole, according to n radio
,
*,—7—
’
l from that paint to the pole and to message intercepted by the gov President's Threat Of Veto
ernment wireless station here.
Expected To Delay Dntc Of
Report C om niled* After L u n g - o t l u r destinntlons ill the Arctic.
The giant blimp • arrived at
“Tho
ciess
given
to
mo
by
his
Closing Until Conventions
Investigation
Conducted
Spltzonbcrger shortly a fte r noon
In Pennsylvania Coal Area holiness the Pope will he entrusted yesterday, tho message stated.
WASHINGTON, May 7—(INS)
by me to a landing party,r s« d
Unfavorable weather conditions
NEW YORK, May 7.— (JNS)-'- l,on. Nobile. “ When the cross hns had prevailed during the course of _The "Mg three” among legisla
Abandonment by both operators been planted in the eternal ice a t the hop, acrord'ng to prevlus mes tive items, furm relief, flood con
and mipe workers in the strike- the top of the world we shall all sages, intercepted by the govern trol nnd tax reduction, today Calls Filer’s Trip To United
TABLE ROCK COVE, Mny
Stales Promise Of Future
ridden bituminous coal fields of kneel and give thanks to God."
threatened to keep congress in ses
ment station.'
.
7.
__(IN S)—Hope that the
The
Italia
arrived
at
lu
n
g
’s
Ruy
Commercial Air Lines Ilc“belligerent and oppressive tac
SHINGTON. May 7.—
sion for another month.
hand
of mnn m ight stay the
tween
Amerlcn-And
Europe
tics’’ an dtlie re-establishment of
-A battalion of presiAdministration lender* origin
orderly industrial relations are
crumbling of the Table Rock
cnVhlidatcs, parading
ally pi mined to adjourn May H*
NEW YORK, Mny 7.— (IN S )—
recommended in a lengthy repor
Cove Dam, holding back 5<*
|h the witness stand at
issued today liy the department of
ffiJ K
Herbert Hoover. S « . l « T of Com000,000,000
gallons of water
ante's presidential enmresearch and education of the Fed
txVo weeks lienee if tho ’"big three tnerce, speaking this afternoon at at the head of the Saluta R ivj fund inquiry, revealed RoumanianCrownPrinceWnlts eral Council of the Church.
cun he enacted by thht time. 1-ail a luncheon given nt the Hotel A b- cr Valley, diminished rapidly
For Psychological Time To
l that most of their camThe report emphasises the “un
ing in this, adjournment xvill in- tor t" Captain Kochi, Major Fit*Ascend Throne That lie Re satisfactory economic situation of
nd f..r May 2(5, just nixtcen days innuricc nnd Baron Von Hu onefold
were being conducted
Tlie giant earthen structure
nounced
Several
Years
Ago
before
the Republican convention by the board of trade fo^Bgrmair- xra. •Ji&cted *o gUr* W -W to r tn the
“
industry"
mid:
incinl "shoestrings.”
1.—Condemns the use of vio Shantung Railway Likely To Contradicts Step-Daughter’s meets in Kansas City.
American
Commerce, TJStkrnily tartly aa the SaluU River below
inquiry opened with
LONDON, May • 7.— D N S )—
Democmt’c leaner* have offered praised tho achievem ent. of the the dam rose at the rate of rnora
Testimony-Thnt She Cashed
lence.
*
lie Seized As Dart Of IMnn
fine of candidates who Former Crown Prince. Carol, of
Checks For Census Salary no opposition to the M^y 10th ad crew of the Bremen and its good than a foot an hour, and over Bow
•»._Says the eviction of mine
To SencIReinforeemenlsAnd
, step from tltc Semite into Roumanin, who is living temporar
Without Girl's Knowledge journment dntc, provltlinjc the *'*k effect upon Gcrman-Americnn rc ed its banks.
workers families (from company
Provisions To TsInanGroup
tlircc’’ arc enacted. A if roup <»» lotions. • .
Expressing grave apprehension
ihtt IInline.
ily in Surrey, declared today he houses “ indicates a wholly un
Democrats, however, have insisted
ALBANY,
May
7
.—(IN
S
)—Tnk"Tho western
trans-Atlantic roop *8, rnn'd rl*c of the stream^
Iter ilinrlea Curtis (It) of would return to Bucharest to sound social situafion"
TOKtO. May 7.- (IN S )—The
remain in
congress ronrni,,
m session
sMston all
n flight was a notnblo event,!! Hoov was due-toH^new b i t ^ c n ^ n w r s
-t
reported tlic highest ex- mount the throne if the Peasant
3.—Declares that the use of in war office ordered 44J 4& .Jfynhesg- ing the stand in her ow^dsfeQCWfthat
s iiiiinit r 1o i l if tin* flootl IVliCi Olll er declared. "It is a promise of held little hope of saving the dam
jste> anmng eight cnndidntc* Party wants him to go Iftick.
junctions in labor disputes has troop reinforcements t * Tsinan Mr*, ■••••renco K. S. Knapp, fmm- ~
fr
for ,uiy reason
commercial communication by air and ordered the danger zone clear*
, His expenses to date totnlCnrol, who recently came Jicre been “carried to absurd lengths.
(ts inntifu) today in preparation n- secretary of stale, who is on whatsoever.
ed of all persons. Armed ruarda
between our countries.
l.tGS.f.T. Of the other eitndi,j.—Advocates a frank presenta rnr nil '"offensive" to occupy the (rial on a charge of stealing « $2.
A series of presldent'nl vetoes,
j testifying, Senator Norris frni Belgium accompanied by Mad
"But greater than this, this placed around the ertrarc" to tho
Jrf Xciira kn, spent $«>; Seim- ame Magda Helene I.uscscu, is tion by the operators of the finmi- Shantung railway so th at badly 875 census cheek today told the already suggested f »r both the 'brine adventure gives n lift to gorge, permltte' on o -- * pass.
bmu
farm relief and flood control bills,
Heavy rains which b-g*o early
fltrsh (It) "f Idaho, nothing; watching closely the events in h i s j r jn| (|:tta upon which they union
needed proi iaions can bo sent to jury >hc had the authority of her probably would delay the adjourn the spirit of millions of our citi
th
Georg' (1>) of Georgia. native land*in view of the g n a t their contention that
zens. It again inspires our confi yesterday nr.d cort,*v.i-d thin
relatives
to
sign
(heir
checks
ami
the :i.n(Ht Japanese troops in that
ment date, purt cnlnrly if congress dence in the fino courage and vir morning proved nn a l ed msriaco.
Ifrnahn Walsh (I>) "f Moii- peasant party convention at Alva scale is prohibitive.
I,nttle wrecked cd>. The JiifimiMC she ha I tin lied over to them every fuiI,d to over-ride a veto' of the ility of men in our times."
The report contains the ib’diti
Engineer* ’’enring thnt it would
lll.l)?.‘ : Senator Goff, (It) of Julia.
th. may take over control of the ci*y. cent of the money.
flood bill. In such n case, n recess
“ I am waiting for something im of the church organization
; Virginia, $t)0; ex-Senator
tend to loosen the dirt in the dam
f o r two hours and forty minutes probably would he tnkeii for :»
icock (In of Nebraska, $L portant, which may take place be result of un investigation conduct
Revisiniuof the casualty figures
NE\V YORK, Mny 7.— (INS) — which was completed two week*
veil
ed
during
the
past
few
m-nths
at
fore
Tuesday
night,"
snid
Carol.
I; an.! Itep. Hull (U) of
put the Japanese military losses she made a valiant fight to prove mi nth and both hoii-e nnd somite Governor Fred R. Zimmerman, of ago at a cost ranging between one
request of the Pittsburgh nt 12 soldiers killed and 30 wound to (he jury she. is not guilty of tin return hero after the dcmociutiv
"If the Peasant. Party wants me the
, 1tu tl.nn $ 1,000.
nnd
two
million
dollnrs.
Wisconsin, who hastened here by
in Houston.
The huge crack in the Plckena
(beft of census funds, a* charg 'd convention
»ter Steiwer (It) of Oregon. and nsks for me, an I' think they ctiuncul of churches. The investi ed.
airplane, today had an appointment
Adiinni-tint
on
leader*,
however,
county aide of the dam has been
»att. firM announeed that the will, I will go, 1 am not making a gation was mmlo in the coal fields
Eighteen Jiipnnr e civilian res lignin-» Ii r ill 12 indictments.
with
the
Bremen
fliers
to
urge
were hopeful of clearing up Hr*
uoiild investigate all hid for my son’s throne, but Imw uf western Pennsylvaniaident >< were slam by Chinese. Six
I' ntler
cross-examination hi "b:g three" by the end of May. their making n visit to Madison, widening steadily, and now reaches
Stressing the unsatisfactory ee- i f them were women, 'he bodies
Initial .ampaign
expendi- can a hoy of seven step into hi.*
Prosecutor George Mednlie, she even though the pres'ulent vetoed capital of his state, in the Ameri from the top to tho bottom of the
dam. The break was 30 feet wide
aml that the inquiry would father's place without bis father's niioiuir situation in the "ulustty „f the de.1.1 were horribly mutilated- admitted she could not produce
!>* th farm and flood I'tlls* Th* farm can tour which the aviators begin
nt the bnso and tapered o ff to
artlal.
permission " When I go it will he the report makes these rtatoineiits.
Many residents of Tsinan Iwi.'C one record to show thn'. her six bill probably would fpil of enact Wednesday.
“ Here is n seiimisli nwrdcve - keen driven iiiumc by the liurharitur Norris (It) of Nebra*-| to iisHtinu the throne which •*
It is one of many j-Las pouring lomething like three fe et T1C®^
relatives V(]'o were pil'd $25,000, incut over a veto, hht there were
oped industry, with mom mines „ns >i cues through which tlwy
insurgent cmiUidute for the mine by right."
oVer did any census.work.
indications of all sides that a veto in upon llaron Von lluenofcld, tho top, where it >*TuiLed again. It
• jrffj
ky.ioan nomination, was the
While leaders of the peasant a r and more labor than the demand p„ sed. Mobs of liiaddrlii il Chinese,
of the flood bill will be o v e r ruled, Major Fitzmnurico and Captain was only nt the bottom, howover,
Without
showing
one
trace
<
*f
Ititnes-. lie explained how he my chum their intention is peace justifies, divided ml., harply com driiiik with the lust f. r killing. liei vi*a i c: s. Mrs. Knnpp flatly I Tlii would pacify th
must bel Koeht t» expand their Itinerary thnt the water had seeped through,
I spent $»’> o„ his campaign t > ful. danger of n real uprising is be- pet it lVC fjfVJs. nnd subject to in I surged through the street >, ivreek- roiiti.idicte.l the testimony of her ligerent group, which is demanding beyond its
scheduled fourteen nnd gushed into the snluda creek
In n 15.foot stream.
Th.- piiyirent was made to a
lo ),0 acute f the peasants fluences ( j P t r n d to limit 'I- jnar- I ing buildings, pillaging
days.
en all-summer session.
fi,mR Mi i* daughter,
(
bun
Itlnm'ho
kot. Until the fuiplamentul ills of | i heir rifles in every direction.
Crews have trenched the side*
>» .>ht..r who published «»'• ’ urt. thwarted.
The
leg'dative
eituatinn
Ims
be
Knapp, " h o last week tcsti'ied she
Ihe industry, treated as a
of table rock mountain in nn at
.'fin'ni m Norris’ behalf.
t'ui respondent* hv ci ill 11 the ure grappled with sucre dully 1ji h a d bodies w ire decapitated, never bad given her step-mother come complicated. Ihe tax bill en
tempt to prevent the drainago
t 'hincxe ivilh knives nod I'avon.t authority to rigo her checks, that acted by the house, is now before
|*s«n’i ii">|ioiisilili> for it, hut march of the picturc.-.picly e'ail
from aweep'jig through the side of
vsa-le. oil hoi by the Industry Hsi if *" by tipped i»e dot lung from corpses she did not know rh*- was on the th,, M’nutc. || ivill have to go ’•'*
........... lock for
N'or- peasants as u'liintlcrii enI|io government, 01 both, pre.m o and gashed the boilies.
the dyko Which connects with the
|U|i|.IIM >!.
Men, women and children are iill tin* pntii.it with the
census pin roll nnd th t she nevet conference after it passed the
liuiiiniiiliiriaii
mountain. The plan of Col. J. L*
si-mite, it probably u-ill not be
Many residents barrion-lod them did any ci-n uis work.
I htvt-n i l.een a candidate in caravan. Old and young nr trudgian uccoinLudlow,
or Winaton Salem, N. C-,
phases
(if
the
problem
finally
enacted
for
another
ten
heuvy,
selves
ill
i
h
n
r
homes.
Some
fled
|Kr-, : ihe won!:" suid Nor- ing on foot or riding in
"I had a p' rfect uiul.-rstniiding 1llliVS.
the engineer who constructed tho
from the city in diiikue.s.
|*i kaii n't wanted to he and lumborii g wagons drawn by oxen. lure.”
FORT MYERS. Fla., May 7.— dam, of placing sandbags about the
i slim tire
During th- night the .-ky u.m w ith (’I n i M s Kli'ipp t"ld I he I The flood bill reported buck to
>'t pa at any attention to it Some of the more prosperous are plish little of a
ilirj,.
"Shi*
Il'd
I-'
lisll*
Will'll
here
III
(
I
N
S)—On n little 10-acre tract drain pipe has been abandoned.
The
use
of
vi
deuce
is
I
both
house
nnd
senate
by
eoiiferlurid with the clou "f burning
C l."
riding automobiles. The m nintuin
Alhniiv mill that my home at Syia- | eiu vt, in i» eonypmniUi* form, ful- „f Ihq.) 4 i» Tulllcr. f.niinty .nil the Tho bag a would wet prevent erna«
in lhc«e wold <: “ hotveior
budding*,
who-h
ioiil
.
la
Lit
^Lk
.... .
huiiih u q.. |iot on pns-r .1 nrr" jaWHHwl u l t h tilt
cuse and she asked mi* to cash tier
’r , lowing enactment by both branches Tntninmi Trail, Thomas Edison Ion, a* it had been believed.
provocation, the beating up i
afire by i-unmuiadiiig or by hicentkallot in Nebraska and Wis- of Immunity.
chicks or send them direct to her
?r bis urou-ed presidential opposi plans to establish his fourth rubber
who have taken the positions id diaries.
The rain added to the discom
Ft HKIIItlnt )us wishes.
A few dispatches
claim tlint those <»n strike is a barbarous
sister,
Mis.
Mary
L.
Bodkin."
experimental
project
nt
an
enrly
tion.
An
effort
was
made
tudny
at
fort
of thousands of refugees who
There was heavy and continuous
!cout.-e, I could have stopped scattered units of soldiers and po
tho white house to iron out nil dif date. The land Is in the heart of fled from thoir homes in the low
practice. The fiict that these briit- firing around the Japanese cum
'taking mine definite action,” lice have joined the peasants. Tele
ferences.
the Everglades.*
lands Friday night, when the dan
ul demoiiHtmtions may be quite pound where the Japan.*. .■ residents
will, a smile.
phone mill telegraph i ommunica unauthorized by the coinduct of
The farm bill is now in confer
Mr. Edison unriouneed his in ger alarm waa spread through tho
had
taken
shelter.
Japanese
Gimps
It. any body any promises in tion with Alba Julia lias been cut the strike imposes a heavy responence, having passed both house tentions of devising a new and valley. Aa yet, official* said, there
fought from behind barricade,
?tchulf ?”
since lute Sunday. Heavy forces of sihility in the m atter of discipline.
nnd senate hut in slightly dif- cheaper way to produce rubber la w*e no suffering.
m
keeping
un
u
hot
fi*v
upon
tie
f< rent form. Il probably will he tex after a conference with Baron I
don't believe any one would armed troops are reported patrol
Stronger langunge is used in con Chinese with rifles uml muclumrent to the white house for pro- G. Colliers, millionaire advertising
any p, mites on the strength ling the Bucharest streets.
demning police violence. "In *'«>- gum. In other quarters of the «iti
s'dentiul approval or veto by the man of New York who own« 00
«y lit'ing n im inatcd,' Norris
ploying With Icgiil suiictum the limbs swarmed through the street*,
sd.
end of this week.
Sominole
County’s
30
odd
polit
per cent of Collier County.
hs-al hihI iron police, the m al • " 'n ' shouting, shooting and smashing
The new merchant mnrino bill,
At tlint time Mr. Collier told the
panics incur a solemn ohligntmn the doors uml windows of stores ical candidates will gather at the
' mid Ihe name of llimver
not to divert the processes of or and private homes. Shrieks of the, fourth county political rally of the enacted by Imth branches, is also famous inventor that he could have
fdiil in Wisconsin and then
MARTIN, Ky.. May 7 .- ( lN S > —
drawn.
derly government to private ends. victims of the timlM rose above present primary <uuqmign at Lake in conference, with many differ ns much of Collier county ns ho Four person* wer# dead today, „
ences
to
bo
adjusted.
Il
mny
be
I'D..! ion have any understundIl is almost impossible to pi-cM-rvc
wanted for his work.
two believed fatally injured and
Mary tomorrow uii'ht. K J. Holly,
the din.
. .
reported buck m comprom'ae form '
Edison now ha* laboratories and two suffering minor injuries a*
*itk 11•*.ivoi on t h a t ? ”
justice m a timw of industrial cri*
clmiriiiun
of
tlu*
Demurriitu
county
It ir, expected that the J apu .......
to
both
bouse
nod
senate
this
|
[No. I'm i|,,i ticil up either with
experimental plantations at West
is when officers »f the peace me will seize the city us soon « ' "
umiounred today.
NEW YORK, May 7.— (INS) —
week nnd finally enacted. There Orange. N. J.. nt Onero and Fort tho result of a pistol battle in *
bf.ari Hoover or Governor
enrried on the payrolls ,.r mdust inforcrmcntu arrive ni»«l «I*•« I «
dance hall
Llgon, Floyd county,
Aspirants to every office from ivern reports, though, that the mfSeventeen men were lepnrUd miss rial corporatlona. This practice
s '1.’ siuil Norris.
Myers Fla. At his estate here more Saturday Night.
martial
law
so
thi.t
the
livvi
:«»'
I
county
conim’
m
sloncr
down
to
cou
feremes could not be compromised
tin* hinkin$r
the k . S. ■ • does not become aalutary by vir
“ •tor i ImrJes Curtis (It) °f ini;
Tho dead; P. L. Napier, Mil*
remaining propertibs of foreign"** ntable will speak. Each eandidute and such an impasse would kill than (5,000 rubber bearing plant*,
tin Nuif a two spent $11,408.(57 to my
__ Dredge Navesink
weeds, flowers, shrubs and trees ford Newsome, G. Reynold*, James
tue of legality or precedent "
can lie more effectively protec'. d
will
be
limited
strictly
to
five
min
tlie hill.
'ii ki' campaign, he told the | rows early today.
are carefully prognted under his Bush. Alexander Newsome, father
Citing the bitturncss raused i»V
Gen. Uhiang Kui Stick, commuml utes in which lie can make his upTho new naval building bill,
Swinging «»ut of tin- control in •> the use of injuncUuna, the report
adtn ,^|| „r t)u.< was spent
Itcrsonul direction.
of ono of tho dead men, nnd a man
e
r
of
the
nntlonallHl
armies,
i*
pnil
for
the
support
of
Lake
carrying
a
S271.tlOtl.tiOO
authoriza
•!lici- expense, campaign liter- swift cMitide. the dredge struck
nnmod McCann were near death in
ported
to
lie
leaving
Tsinan
t"
"
nay»:
Mary’s
voters,
said
Mr.
Holly.
tion
for
sixteen
new
warships,
the
anchored
freighter
Sivi.iburn.
rt and buttons. To date, he
a hospital.
.
mil
no
this
norlhward
drive
in
the
was
reported
to
the
senate
lust
The crowds which have followed
W, hi.- whole organizuliun ha t Within five minutes the dredge
Among those In the hospital
direction of Peking.
the candidates through three meet week, after passing tlie house. It
^trd but $11,(585 while con- plunged to the bottom in ***«>
with lesser injuries, ami who will
ings nt Lake Monroe,‘Geneva and may be enacted early puxt week,
a nutiiinul campaign.
feet of water.
recover, were Jarvey Newaomo
KILLS SELF AND BRIDE
Lifeboats from nearby liners
Altnmnntc Springs are expected to if it r a n . displace Imulder dnm
M'dit n - f r i e n d s in Kansas
LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 7.— and Huey Gibaon. Several other*
legislation
in
the
senate.
appear nt tomorrow' night s rull>
* they i **ulil not solicit eontii- and coast guard cutters picked up
May
7.—
WASHINGTON.
Baltimore, May 7 .- -(INS) I'"'
The boulder dam bill faced rough (IN S )—Jerome Walsh, chief coun- were allghtly injured by th* fly
lulest developments in
m my behalf,” Gurtis said. •J'.» of the dredge crew. A telephone
»cl for William Edward Hickman, ing bullets.
blames
the
b o d ie s o f Mr. and
Mrs.
\\
stlussit
*
(IN
S
)—Tho
»*v>
’
“ W they could organize elubi Lull to the army engineers’ office
today w'hn speeding to San Quen
coast guard Bowie Mackenzie were found m a
in
the
senate
hut
with
strong
op
coast
gunrd
and
the
out campaign literature, stated another mnn hud been sav
tin
penitentiary
on
a
mysterious
.
* m l
hotel room today. Police said M.u- fire*.
blames the navy.
"nil the like. That is all ed.
Tomorrow night’s meeting will position against it.it has yet to visit to tlie kidnnpiT-killer in tho
.
kenzio,
u
former
iiewspupi-rouin,
Upon
this
basis
today
rested
thn
pass the house. There were indica prison’s death row.
uuthurized on my behalf."
Second Mate John Sims, in coinbe one of the Inst nt which candi
Tomorrow Walsh will appear be’irtb said the Kansus club mu ml of the xNavcaink at the time responsibility for the tragic sink apparently hud shot his in id* ‘ dates can prefer charges against tions lliut it would bo killed by u
**d ll.llfi fur its expense and 0f the crush, said the dredge cur ing of the U. S. submarine S-4 two days and then turneo the oist- their oppononts under the state el- fll buster if any definite duto is _fore Ihe California supremo court
ol on himself. MncKenz'c reported
fixed for adjournment. , ---- — • ut Sacramento to arguo Hick
WASHINGTON.
May
7-—*
t I7h8.ti() to dute.
ried forty-seven men. This tallie*! with her entire crew or officer*
man's appeal from tho conviction (IN S )—An alliance of drys today
Mid men. The S-4 was struck by the Florida-hurricane disaster us oftiun law which Imrs making <>t
T*< *anio rules were laid down
with the report from tho army en
new charges after Mny UJ.
• RAIL MAN IIETI RES
which condemned him to be hang defeated a resolution *>y Rep. La“Curtis f„r President" club in gineer i' office, which snid U» the coast g u a r d destroyer I nuM u free lance reporter.
ed
for the kidnuping and murder of Goardi* (R ) of Now York, calling
NEW
YORK.
Mny
7.—(INK)—
' York, be milled. T)ie New normal complement of the Nave- ing.
. ,
,
12 year old Marion Popker.
William
II.
Williams
retired
to
Tim
novy
gqt
its
report
m
first.
upon Postmaster General New to
JT* club has raised $3,050 ami sink was “about forty five, 1!’<
day ns vice president und n menu
aay whether poet office employee*
but $2,805. The money was marine police reported there were a navy board finding a few. "'**'*r
POSTAL
RECEIPTS'SLUMP
her of the managers board of the
after tbe crash that the Paulding
are used by dry agents aa “jury
^ "n rent, 'printing, postage, 35 men on the dredge.
Delaware nnd Hudson Rnllroad
““frapher fees anil the like,
WASHINGTON.
May
7.— snooper*.” The vote waa 81 to 72.
First n*al»tent,-cngine«r Henri was at fault. Lt.-Com. J: S;
nnd affiliated corporations. He had
The resolution was baaed, upon
one penny was spent on Rickert, of New York, died at hn wan criticised for fuiling to sight
(|N 'S)—Postal receipts at 50 sel
bold hi* post us vice president for ected cities showed a decrease of charges by LaGuardia that J. D.
or' |„ the newspapers,”
thciSrt.
•
.
.
.
post according- to a incss ^oy.-wUc'
WASHINGTON, >!*>’ 7.—(INS) dustry bad done so, the govern 21 years.
Now a coast gunrd investigation
<
Ou added.
ntent workers have steadily gained
3.12 per cent in April compared Pennington, dry administrator at
was
among
the
»un*ivor*.
Thoma
Williams had requested to bo
board has concluded n lengthy in* — Uncle Sam’* 150,000 employes ground through the present session.
ruHis said a “ headquartera"
with April a year ago, while re Pittsburgh, asked the post office
Chapman. 45. of Brooklyn. ««« vestigation, and reports that the
relieved more than a year ago in ceipts at 50 industrial title* allow department to investigate a feder
•opened for him in New York
may win the first half of their
Although
tho
benefits
of
tho
In his cabin
. ,0 .
officers of tho S-4 were at fault.
1 uy John D. Curry, where trapped
legislative fight for better pay to Welch bill ware reduced in n com order to devote himself to tho In ed an increase of .31 per cent, the al jury panel.
rushing waters s l u m m e d the d>
terests of the Missouri-Pacific and
wrence* could be held with Itepost 'office department announced
day through passage of the Welch promise effort, the measure will
shut, according to another of the
PLANES IN WUBK BATTLE
Wabash systems.
p,n leaders. To date, he addWILL FRBACn TONIGHT
carry
on
estimated
increase
of
jodny. The receipts at tho fifty
$18,000,000
salary
Increase
bill
In
____
. borti, ha. raised $1,175 and crew.
$180 a y ea r-for employes in the
rclectcd
cities
totalled
$30,768,408.
*1.015.15..
FORT BRAGG, N. C.. Mny 7.— the House.
8 EEKB FLAG BAN
“The Meanest Msn in Sanford”
12 and $31,760,465.1*0 respectively
STORM WARNING ISSUED
Backed by President Coohdga custodial service and $100 to $150
(IN S)—Scones reminiscent of war
vni* •f'ealed that his strategy
will be the subject of the sermon
u
year
for
other
employes.
those
of
tho
fifty
industrial
cltlea
WASHINGTON,
Mny 7.—
time* were observed here today as and powerful congressional loud
|f*
) °rk state was to fight
by Df. C. E. Wyatt, evangelist j
Approximately • 100,000
WASHINGTON. May, 7—(INS) 70 airplane* of the army *” er*, pilot* of tho bill plunncd to call
(IN S )—Tho navy custom of hoist wcr<* $3,348,827.72 and $8,338,- preaching for the First Ct
nun in»t rue ted delegation.
service
employes
outside
of
Wash
—The weather bureau today order- forces raged a peace time ‘battle. it up under suspension of the
ing a church flog above the Am 12Q.H8.
J^tor Walter F. George (D) of
Church revival at the South 81
The plane*, from Langley Field rule*. ProapecU of passage were ington, scattered through *1 *U-«j erican ensign whenever n church
H
le*5iTied he has spent $75
Primary School tonight. Yeaf
and
poasealson*,
will
benefit
under
are on a 7,000 milt swing around bright.
FT.
MYERS—
Plan
approved
for
.
*
official visits u battleship would
Z* ^
‘dacy. He said he had
the
bill,
It
1*
said.
Some
of
theao
the country. Secretary *f
Inaugurating their fight on the
pittating Royal and coconut palm* Dr. Wyett talked on “Booae,
torrh.
organization and no
Davis and high a/.my officials ground that the government had re worker* now receive as low aa be abolished under • resolution in* and Australian ptfiea along high lam ai>d A1 Smith” at a ■(
i“ ‘fn fund!'
'
watched the maneuvers. Tomor fused to recognize tho increase In $600 a year with few exceeding troduced today by Senator Heflin
service at the MUene Theater.
ways of Lea County«S|.
••ised no fund and tho cause atrong northeast and/iorth row tha aerial armada will move living cost* although private in- $9,000.
. . (D) of Alabama today.
wind*
probably
reaching
gale
fo
on to Fort Bennlng, Georgia.
I have spent on my
tonight,
•
^ " n u r d on page i )
Reveals That
*st Of Campaigns
jConductedUpon
hoestring” Basis
ris Has Spent
In His Behalf
Expenses Put
.. $11,168, Most Of
[For Office Work
S
S
1 S
........
Injunctions Carried
To Absurd LCllfflnS
CAROL TO RETURN
TO BUCHAREST IF
PARTY ASKS HIM
Leaders Hoped To
Adjourn On May 19
AdviTs
HOOVER PRAISES
BREMEN CREW AT
GOTHAM MEETING
Every Precaution Is
Taken ToSafeguard
Life As Troopers
Are Placed On Duty
Heavy Rains Add
To Flood Menace
Huge Crack In. SideOfv 1
DamWidensSteadilfc/
Before Water Force
“ JAPANESE FORCE MRS. KNAPP GOES
SENT TO AID OE ON STAND AS OWN
TROOPS IN CHINA WITNESS IN CASE
Edison To S t a r t
Rubber Plantation
In Collier County
30 Aspirants Will
Talk At Lake Mary
Political M e e t i n g
Four Are Killed In
Dance Hall Gun Fight
17 Missing As U. S.
Army Dredge Ranis
Ship And Founders
Hickman Attorney
To See Him In Pen
S-4 Disaster Blamed
On Navy, Coast Guard
Drys Best LaGuardia
Bill In Lower House
House Slated To Give Approval To
Pay Increase For Federal Workers
«•/.
�*
i
•%
t
I
I
7- V • fl
T1IK SANFOHI) IHfltALII, SANFOKP. FI,OHIUA, SATURDAY MAY E, 1028
IW G H K IG IIT
Six
Y ear Investigation
ENGLAND SEEKS
Fails To Clear up Facts WAY TO R I M Y
In U. S. Oil Lease Case MINE TRODHLES
A nc widen in ‘‘sermont’' li being
tried in n Mansfield, England,
SCX HEAT Ill/ACKPEET
that the only hepd Tor the Indus
try is through central organisation
and-control- ['induction last vri-r-
the
rhimb,
ninck
In a shipment of CO orang outangs recently received at the too
WASHINGTON, May 8.— (INS) nnfs «f the Humphries contrast to
at t'nnnes, T’rance, were several
—Six and a half years have elnp- the I’rair e and Sinclair companies
for $-100,000 outright. The money
mothers with their young and some
ord since the first steps were taken « a t ton verted into Library Bends
<-f .the largest specimens of • their
by the then Secretary of Interior at d $230,500 of the amount canto
LONDON. May I.
S o r e s ol
V ip.e -t-tisii /.rm y estimates kh:l ever seen in Europe, 18 hav
Albert B. Fall to I r a i . the billion- into Foil's possessirn.
theories are being advanced by e x - 1 fm IP2H shows n decrease of $2, ing arms with a span of more than
.M. T. Everhart, Fall’s son-in-law, ports for the reasons for the pres - 157b,(nit) from those f last year, the nine feet.
dollar Teapot t»onu* and Elk ti lls
rr.val oil riserves to Itnrry F. Sln- nfter a long silence, has come f->»•- ent pat ions state of the British coal aii ount rnpi red for salaries and
similar expense* will jump from
With the opening c f territory in
ilnir end E. L. Dohcny; Senate wrrd and adat tied ,th:it lie acted fields.
China that has been !.«olntr\! be
coinmiUccs and the United States a« the messenger for the IransaeMany of them undoubtedly are $44,110,000 to $45,118,000.
cause of the war, the demand for
S cen t Service persistently hare in tion. 1’ievicrjsly, he Ims refused to unsound, although t h e i ’ is little
cignrettej from tliosp parts lias
vest gated the mysterious circum testify on the ground lit* might in doubt that the majority of the rea*
I c n grout,
.
stances under which the’ deals were i i. imtt,' Idm/elC.
sons propounded are eontributlng
... .. .. ... uhhk
U'XVl and Bluekmer fled to factors to a situation which many J*
n inlie, and a half a dozen of the
courts of the lonJ have pndieil Eur 1e, and both are m d e r citation agree is approaching catastrophic
thorn yet still nil the truth i:< not for a *l(j.l,tiil(i roatrm pt of court I dimensions.
,
for ign< ring subpoenas to return
known.
On the one hand it it declared
A devious mid winding trail that ' iltd te s tify .-Henry' Smith Oiler,' that mismanagement if the mines,
H-unir ng of buildings and re
took the Investigators oil over the f'unndiiin lawyer whose name, war indifferent nmt archaic selling taring cf plantations taut wer, ;
United States and through every t«'d a presidin' of the (’ mti- inclin'dc, and fierce foreign com damaged by the hurricane that
Hauling, Crnling Shipping,
capital* of Europe lain brought nectal K in Africa. Stewart has
■we; t the fit briiic.i Islands, ha.
petition
are
the
main
re
ason«
for
and Storage
much to light regarding the "oil I*, in cited for e>jitempt of the
I'N nns 411*1
lull |J. riril S
the situation its it exists Imlny. On
scandals” of the Hard ng Admin-; Semite ,fnr refitMug to- answer
the
oilier,
thciv
are
many
who
pro
istrr.tion, hut it
a doubtful <|tw tinn» relative to the wherrawoollier tile whole "inside” of thej I outs of the prof ts that-eompipiy fess to "c • in the present condition
of affair: the natural t exult of
made. .
1* ‘1
- r. .
• use w II ever come to light.
•vs an interesting sidelight', Yvon-, years of intensive working of the
Thu Governivent charged that
Fall to.k e bribe <»t $2311.5110 from 1ntor M'lil-h just recently wormed mines.
Mines Worked Out
Sinclair fi r Teapot Home. It wa- fr< in Will Hays, Postmaster-ffenIt is pointed out that some >f
<ml of tin- Harding AdininKIrnt n. the ndmi.ision that
SinMair the prim ipnl mines are nearly "00
gave him S"(50,001) in I iberty years old, and practically worked
Blind, to help pay off the lii-nnb- out, und that coni is found so fat
ftnni the head Hint getting it 1 ■
lit an I’m I > - d -licit In l.rij::. || ,•
■.'tutnod KI<•().000 of this amount the miirnri* K a n iin.conomical
; ml tbi*'tei t 'Tie sent iiroiind n
' I 1 M | rominent Rctudilienns
v.'fin’ iiljfde cniili,, rout rilint i- ns to
•I. P.ii ty for a moil tits . ipial to to,
I iViids H a ys -ent him.
Hates In Tile ('mi.
The date of nil the transaction<
I a\'e In m held most signif • not by
i he ronrl mid by the Senate love,
tigatlng eoniipilti e. It w;is in
iShivember Hi, I'.l.M. I lull . Itnhchv
LOSSlNGtS
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER ’
• ml
hi t ' b u i i ” t i I a ll.
< III i‘ IIII.i
|i
the
r«,P'llnr
rlcrgeman -
preaching from one pulpit and n
local schoolmaster nuestinlng him
on his discourse from another pul*
isn*r «rtt*r M c L t f U l M V ™
E lle n J . M c u g lilC n
ENGRAVING
Diamond Mounting
Architect
Jrwriers-Optometrfst
Watch Repairing
Flrsf Nat*! ltank B ld£
Sanford, Fla,
Portable
BIRGERS DAfltVFARM
Phone .1711
eet Milk
Sweet Cream
Butter Milk
Milk For Babies t
PhonoRraph
I lined Player Piano.
1 llsea Cabinet Phonograph
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For Kale or trade.
;
on West First
Route A
hn« just received a 1
lot of PttrrolR, |g)T,
i
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesday
Night City Hall
F. P. RINKS
FILLING STATION
II 1.1 Sanford A w .
and.tkiflnritw andty
Call anti
See T
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v, i el Ilf I' I •I l >I I|
li ' il nil i v*i | \ lined I bill
M *iitv ol jtie lir ilis li min
■ng iioln -i IV d ip -nils, in tlio m ain .
tl it oxp r l Iriulr. This Xlioln I Ul.
li-,-., to~t l>y the llri'ish coal owni i Tlir.iugb -■*'.i-ial
i h '.i -i' s ; th-•• i '• I win. fto.piom -tnppare.
I'liiiud by vliil.es mni Inrkmils. in
i i••;»•-« eual |U i-ih/i t inn m foreign
I '.illill li . anil tile ini reused live nf
i I irnl olei-tji ity.
to
h
a'
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a
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to
g r 't in g
lb '
irio lo I-.i I, in-in , tin I iiivern m etit
I'a . I ioi-ii j p liininTii'd liv e te l'iil ll'n ip n 'i a l ile p iil at i ois
lio in
tin
m illiiil!
areas in
i.ir iil
w ee kT in-se di p u la t' *■• l ave urged tbo
bvvo inig o f f.i-ig b l ao.l d: tiiio it
I i n - i uni ■ mid i .i vi i u n i- nl
u b -id
da I i,
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f tn tfM it *l»i
r ix in r
i • g u ln tinn
itiitiiiu m ii
acAi wccn - m any lines win soon
cni and we advise shopping quick
jQuick Action Prices
J ’l c r i s d r ess O x fo rd s
r niifi ! a i l . ■1 lie pair.
lih iek
Shoe Prices Receive
Another Big Blow(»20 pair Children’s Slippers all leathei
straps and pumps, pair—
Prices Hit Botto
Rig Lot Women’s Oxfords a
Pumps worth four dollars Sp<
ial pr.
TO THE VOTERS
SEMINOLE COUNTY -
Here's A Knockou
Por husiness reasons 1 have derided
to withdraw from the race for Clerk of
the Cireuii Couit of Seminole County.
I want to thank my many friends
who have assured me of their support and
w!io have expressed a sincere interest in
my welfare.
liie t iiliiiiut.il I imluig ■ iimi
puny was mg.niiii.l m irm p|,i p.,
II. M. Him I iiii I. i f l li, Mul:.. i
IN fining ('iiini- iin, in pui.n , , : ;t
Mil bni i c i ' i l . I f i iii.i t b< h i '
A. L. Humpin'. >r. nf T< *4> ,|| M
[it) i« bm ril
I'r c M lit when the deal « t .m ;s tin tm u liil w in - S iiic liiii, i n| IN I.
c i t \V. SlcvvaiL, j u , t tcc i ll ) i|
p osiit a , ch airntu ii it ft In- tm u I
th e S tn n ila id O .i in In d ia , Hi i I.
m il', .la iiiiii E. O .N e i!,
f-in n c il)
w ith tlu. I ’ r e ir S O il m al C a» < 1 1 •i
pony, H u m p h rey s and lii» son. and
fo rm e r' F en .it r Thom ux, nf t ub...
th e la t t e r re p res en tin g tlu- H um
phrcys._
_
K'gritarvr Ruurantci-d
Whin Thomas ik-murml at deal
ing with ua unknown camranv
S im la r, Bluekmer, aim O'Neil
gun rail tin d wi*(i ibeir aigniiui*;
the contrnrl.
Tim ell wo» promptly rosebl tn
the I’ra rie (HI and Gas, un.| th.
Kim luir Cruil Oil Purchasing ( m
puny at $1.75 a iu rfr l wit limit Hi,
outlay of u rent in i-asn by Slm-'aii
and h * associnte*.
.
The Coi;tln*'fTtu| t .nl; $3,0^0.0(111
io profits ut this (juartvi-a-baird i
j-roposition and then sold the bnl-1
R. A. COBB
l i m e For P rep a ra tio n N e e d e d
Dresses worth
se—only
and Dimity Dresses special—each
Here’s W h y E v ery D a y Is A B ig d a y H ere
Men’s Union Suits
... ....
Men’s Straw Hats
22 x 15 Rath Towels !...
............ 2 | *
Roy’s Wash Suits ..................
520 yards Tissue Ginghams Rig Bargain yd. 2 4 c
LOOK!
800 Yards
30 in. Pajama Cheeks
special yard.
II. A. Spelr Sanford Florida
Look
587 Yards Silks consisting of 40 in
Crepe De Chine, Flat Crepe in all the le
520 yards Loraine (vinghams—yard
The yard—
Its been along time since you have had an oppo
tunity to buy crisp new goods at these prices— «
course
no merchant can stay in business and ho
prices so low, but its our way of advertising
H ere!
Cirepe Bloomers Fair— ...... 2
Red Room Slippers All sizes
Pair— ....... .
...............4
Take a peep at the assortntf
of hats at— ............ 7 gc to $1
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FL P rtllM . MONDAY, MAY 7. 1928
The Sanford Herald
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MONDAY, MAY 7.
ltllll.lv VERSE FOIt TODAY
TDK SECRET OF WISDOM—
When pride eometh, then cometh
shnme: hul with the lowly in wis
dom. Prov. 11.2.
PRAYER—In all humility of
henrt, O Lord, we would ever bow
before Thee for Thou art our wis
dom.
THE FARMER .»•
The politician tulks and talks,
The actor plays Is his part;
The soldier glitters on parade.
The goldsmith plies his art.
The scientists pursues his germ
O’er this terrestrial hall,
The sailor navigates his ship,
Hut the farmer feed;, them all,
The
preacher pounds the pulpit
desk,
The broker reads the tape;
The Inilnr inis and sews his doth
T fit the human shape.
The flame of fashion, dressed in
silk,
*
(Iocs forth (o dine, hi call,
(Jr drive, or dance, or promenade,
But the farmer feeds them all.
The workman wields his shiny
tools.
The merchant show’s his wares;
The aeronaut above the elouds
A dizzy ion nicy dares.
Out ant and seienre soon would
fade.
And commerce dead, would full
If (lie fanner reused to reap ami
sow.
For the farmer feeds them all.
Spartanburg Sun
The Prince of Wnlrx has bought
.a plane. Now! ha can fall right.—
St. Petersburg Independent.
After ibe recent Chicugu P ri
mary, tin’ election in Mexico in
duly will seem a tame affair.—
l,oui-villi’ ( -lurier-doumal.
president. That was the* fourth
conviction of the former bnnk pre
America in general and music lovers of this country sident on charges growing out of
in particular join this week in the celebration of National the failure of that institut'on. If
given the inntnimum sentence in
Music Week. Ushered In last night with varied programs each
case, Lithe's term of residence
throughout the United Stntes, the week’s celebration will In prison would ho in excess of
continue through Saturday. It is an event that has gain forty years. Rut Florida has a law
ed rapidly in interest and importance since it was first under thc^e rm of which a fourth
inaugurated several years ago." This year's program will conviction calls for life imprison*
stress particularly American music and with an effort to ment.
To the convicted hanker it would
make this the most successful celebration schools, churches,
clubs and other organizations have joined wholeheartedly probably make little difference
whether sentenced on each count
in the movement.
separately, or sentenced under
The St. Augustine Tribune in noting the advent of the fourth conviction law, for he is
National Music Week calls attention to the fact that the now sixty years of age, and death,
"radio has been a great factor into our homes, and during when it comes, would find him in
this week promises to bring special elaborate programs prison in either case.
I am really sorry for Forrest
of beautiful music within rench of all." Observe this week,
the Tribune urges, by tuning in on the stations rccogniz-,,.Lake. Ilis conviction was largely
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National Music Week
ing the event by providing gala programs. The St. A ugus-1I cashier, who
^ pleaded guilty
°r.,u* f.ornu,r
to cmtine paper continues with these thoughts:
| bczzlement. and turned state's
"National Music Week will include competitions held evidence against his ch ief.. Lake
in many plnces to discover and encourage musical talent. steadfastly maintains his own in
Surely this is a worthy aim. Encouragement of artistic nocence at),| claims that A. R. Key,
his former cashier, was the guilty
propensities in the young is a great boon to any Nation.
convict
‘‘Do your part by listening to good music during this party, lint Lake has been.............
week, and by taking a special interest in-those about you
,.nn*v , ■ and' probably is
who Mpire to bsmuaicinna.
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"That America is, n music-loving country, despite
7c*, I am sorry, for Forresf
comments to the contrary by persons who dislike jazz and Luke, whether innocent or guilty.
judge us by it, is proven by the grekt interest that has been
displayed in- this Music .Week event long before the week
appronched. All over the country elaborate programs and
concerts have been arranged, and schools have been en
deavoring to discover the musicnl talent in their student
bodies."
STORM BREAKS WATCH SPRING
y -
FT. MYERS PRESS
watch that had never failed h ni iti
times cf stress,-and the battles of
the world, had stopped running
Nothing had happened to the
watch and it had received the
same laving core th at it had in the
past and Bob was perturbed not
:i little over the fact that he need
ed the watch to keep t rue on the
newspaper men at Lake Worth and
also on the candidates speaking in
Seminole County, so he hied to the
Not that I would have sentence tv watchmaker and asked him why
voked, or suspended, if he is guilty, this wherefore. The watchmaker
for that should not he. But when laughed and said thnt it'w a s the
1 remember thnt he was a man sixth watch to come to him that
who was useful to his community, morning with broken mainsprings
torrefied, Trusted, honored; j,for and thut any severe electrical
twenty yearn mayor of his home storm would break mainsprings
city, yet preserving n reputation of watches according to the po
to which the youth of Sunford sit on of watch and the proximity
might well aspire; when I consider of, the storm, etc. Boh says lie
what the name of Forrest Lake i opines that in all right and the
Itt's meant to Sanford and Semin- watchmaker is undoubtedly right
ole county, it is with n touch of hut he never knew before that
human sym pathy that I note his anyone was over troubled over
.downfall in h ’s declining years. I ; electrical storms except the utilipitj' Forrest Lake!
I ty folks and the newspapers.
Boh Holly of Sanford, associate’
editor of the Eustia Lake .Region
and former owner and editor of the
Sanford Herald, now director of
the Florida Public Utilities I n
formation bureau, thinks he has
discovered something new— at
least it is now and hews to him
ami ns new and news, it is travel
ing round tho state.
Waking up one morning this
week after a severe electrical
storm Boh found out thr.t his
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A hot summer day.
a long, dusty drivedry throats—then th|
cooling, refreshini; so
sation of Clark’s Tc
berry Gum- “AHnpr
Thought” indeed!
C lA .vK -S
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P A C I F I S T S I N T H E I). A . K .
WASHINGTON I’(1ST
Tomorrow night the political
Mrs. Alfred .1. IttusM’mi. pre*i , iln ’.Tilled Mule- lliol Iti’i’l, aide to
HHpiraul s glllilei igaiti ut laike
Mary 1 ■ piesent i ben <1iiiin s for dent general of the Dauuliteis "I exert its trcnirlii when *lie need
votes t ' Hie eitizei is of that mm- the American Revolution, lin-< i- aiose Amrican mother-*, who beat
sued a .statement setting foitli the It dolllde lillldcll wli-ln-Vri then- <*
liumity.
policy «f the <rgnni/.HtMin and M.’ll . Ill ei- determined t hut thi*
to
n tew irresponsible pin ifist - count ry shall nevei^ again In’
The latest trans •At lit nt i< tilers
whn
attacked the society for it* , caught tlllpi ■pared it t lii’\ tan
hnve lie eli liHVing a good time ir.
ii__ TI ua. foul --UiiU__-Hu*
rliiiiriiioimhip
"I Itie <i'lyi I nineni V t u t m u Lul
New York, much better than if
mighty Nation tan lit* depended
naval
program.
These
pacifist*,
1n*r -fjuii,' made GreeneIy
while
monitor* of the society, upon to n*c it-, strength wisely
Inland.
have
not been prominent in the noil not provocatively. They iluiioi
organization, and apparently they suspect the motives of the United
The Celery Feds are back in hold membership solely for the .States Government nor do they lietown today looking better to the purpose of “koring from within." lieve that the American people
fans than they did when they in the hope* of defeating its pa*- would ini’ amuck if the Navy
started out on the road with noth riotic purposes.
should lie im leased
ing but a couple of defeats on
Included in the nlti«rk made by
With the United States armed
their record,
these pacifists was the charge that in proportion to it* size and im
(Illie D. A. It. had an official portmuv in the world, tile decision
IJcnernl Nobile is flying o»cr blacklist, upon which were the a* to peace oi war would rest with
the North Pole ugain, but th at’s names of prominent citizen- wh> Aiiicrnun*. fm m- other nation
getting to he a mere pleasure ex had incurred the displeasure of would lie likely to make win
cursion and no one feds much the society because of their paci against Amei";. armed If. howanxiety for his safely. Still- most fist leaning*- Mrs I! cos sc mi shows ever, any nation should lie so in
of us wouldn't go with him,
that while the national society has *ane ns to make war against thi*
no such blacklist, the State Icndci- euuniry, without tegtil-il to its state
. - —--- (I
--In t'bicugo a giaiul jury indict ure within their legal anil moral of prepuieilness it would -till t>*
ed a garage man for fraud in right when they advise their chap m-icssury jo be arnu’d Tin- dif
making his • income tax return. ters regarding s|*eakers who seek fercnco between prepared defense
Justice, though blind, occasionally to enfeeble the United States ra mill improvised defense would be a
thousand American
Inc*
gets a glimpse of what it’s all ther than supporting iln- loyal few
policy of tho II. A. H
tliiown away
Which mother ’-*
about Clearwater Sun.
There nerd lie no doubt us to willing to give her son rather thuu
the
attitude of the D. A. It. when see I hr United States suitably arm
The little girl down the street,
this matter comes before it. Mrs. ed for defense H
who is used to cowboy's, says her
Brnsseau has faithfully interpreted
The pacifists are
incuiahU
idea at rent loan is one who can
the spirit of the society and of wrong in logic ami common sense.
.. roll a cigarette with one hand, and American womanhood when she
light it, while on horseback nl full has supported a program for bet They base their ease mum ignor
ant tiust in foreign nations and m
gallop in a driving iitinstonn.
ter naval defense The women of disloyal distrust of their own’
the United States are not cowards country. Cowardice is a large cli Sanford’s baseball team will or defeatist*. They do not believe mru! in their makeup, logethe
have a ilium r to trade places with in surrendering American rights or with it> twin, false witness. Tin!
sacrificing
American
life women who have attacked the IF
tho league-leading Paint ’Beach in
Sheriffs Thursday, Friday, and through failure to provide means A It deserve immediate expulsion
Saturday when they meet on the of defense. The veteran*’ hospital a* well us exposure. There can li
Municipal Athletic Field diuntond. shelter many of their sons who no place for them in ti patriotic
might now lie strong and well if American society'.
So far Hanford bus shipiwd 7,OOtl cans of celery’, and before the
aeai’On ends il in predicted that the
shipment* will tola) 10,000 r a n .
More evidence of Floridn’it position
K. II. II. M. TAMI-A TIMKS
In the run, agriculturally— Florida
Tinte*-Union.
Under the Florida law a criminal might reasonably to inferred that
convicted for the fourth time is the application of the fourth con
Herbert Hoover i« Koi»K l" hear doomed to life imprisonment. In
from moat of the 047,350 relatives Sanford recently the former pre viction sentence is largely, if not
entirely, discretionaly with him.
ffcncubnrist* estimate he has, if sident of a defunct hank wu» con
he is elerted president. Andrew victed for the fourth time. If sen But, a.* a m atter of.fuct, doesn't
that law relieve the jury and the
Hoover, thr nriginal Hoover an tenced in each case, the aggregate
judge
of ally authority ’ to do
cestor in America, runte -to the would’ exceed the life expectancy
otherwise than sentence the con
United State* in 1740.
of the prisoner; or, under the hub- victed to life Imprisonment?
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ifusl criminal act, one sentence of
I» th s another illustration of
The temperature
in Chicago life imprisonment would to meted how the law works? Or is il an ex
went to 00 last week. That was be- out.
ample of |)Uw the luw is worked by
rausc the citizens just found out
Probably State Attorney Mil- astute lawyers?
ubout Big Bill Thompson’s 100 to lord B. Smith took such a view of
' For Him
1000 per rent increase in tuxes the coze, os it i» said he would not
Foriest latko of S *rfurd, wu*
and went down to the city hall to o*k for the “fourth conviction’ convicted last week on a charge of
tell him where they thought he sentence. From such an attitude on misappropriating funds of a now
ought lo be.
tbg p»rt of^the state’s attorney it defunct hunk of which he bad hem*
EABERR!
G 'u
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f
A Notorious Red Is Captured
Bitter memories of the "rod terror" to which Hungary
was subjected by the communist regime for five months in
1919 gripped the people of that pntion recently when it was
announced that the chief figure in thnt period of terror, the
notorious Bela Kun, had been arrested near Vienna.
When taken into eustofl.VrjBelu Kun had in his possg*?
sion documents end iuimphlotS^Miiigesling that liu was
ngrnin in the employee of the Third International o f Moscow,
to preclpitnte communist uprisings in Hungary. The cap-)
ture caused a furor throughout the country ns the pef>pie recalled the unspeakable practices of the Red leaderj
when he was at the. height of his power.
The Hungarians remepibered how Belu^Kun hud re
sorted to the vilest kind ut' nropJVtfHKidjbgF^’blcIi he-sought
to break down the sanctity of religion, patriotism and mor
ality to make way for communism. A depraved and de-j
bauched mind had inflicted upon the people of the country |
atrocities that eventually aroused them to start a move
ment thnt led to the overthrow of Kun and the establish
ment of a conservative government.
Russian Soviet agents are offering tat eouii'aets to
the Austrian government it it will "deport" Bela Kun hack
to Russia. At the same time Hungary demands his de
portation to that country to lace charges of having ordered
the execution of a hundred and forty-tour Hungarians dur
ing the “reign of terror."
The extent to which the Soviets will go in their ettorts
to spread their nefarious doctrines is well illustrated ih tliis
case. Seemingly their offer of tempting eontracls serves
as a good lever to gain the release of this disciple, but it is
to lie hoped that Austria, in the interest of jusice, will con
sent to the extradition of Beta Kun to Hungary to face trial
for his infamous acts.
jppY THOUGi
& iffA
A
MEETING
Tuesd
May 8th
|^
4 j/ , S
Lake Mary
Community House
7:30 P.M.
Hear The Candidates For Office
In Seminole County
On .1line 5th. the people «;<> to the polls to decide who shall he elected to serve them
in the various offices of Seminole County. Each and every voter should attend the
political speakings, hear nil the candidates state their platforms and express their
views. In this way only can the people he assured that their choice is elected to
office.
This Advertisement Paid For By:
E. II. Kilbec
A. #I). Smith
t andiiluli’ Fur l ax Assessor
Candidate Constable Dial. I
('. M. Hand
May Belle Maxwell
k. A. Tate
Candidate Supt. Public Inslrurlion
I undidute Constable Dist. |
Joe D. Chittenden
E. E. Brady
R. R. Deas
Candidate Tax Asseasur
Candidate Clerk Court
Candidate Sheriff
I) .L. Thrasher
W . E . W h it e
Candidate Clerk Court
Candidate Ph>a«euting - Attorney
L. P. Hagan
S. A. B. Wilkinson
Candidate Legislature Group 1
Candidate County Judge
Uatulidiilc Rc-clrdion Shcrilf
HOW IT WORKS-
A. Vaughan
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Uanifitl.il,■ Rf.i-lrrtinn Tax An'.csur
It *
J. F, McClelland
l nil didate County Commissioner Dist. .1.
R. C. Wilcox
Candidal? Sheriff
J. G. Sharon
Cundidal* Constable Dial. 1
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( andidale Re-eleetion County Judge
T. W. Lawton
E. Kinlaw
Jno. G. Iaeonardy
Candidate Supt. Public Instruction
Candidate Constable Dirt. I
Candidate Ite.rlrelim Prosecuting Atl’y,
E. E. Walker
L. T. Bryan
S. F. Long:
Candidate For Sheriff
ConHtable D islrict 4
( andidale County Commissioner Dial, r,
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, T-ArAt .
■»J.
Fank Evans
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TnK SANFORD IIKHAT.ll, SANFORI). FLORIDA; 1UOND/AY, MAY 7. 3928
Vlathcan Class Has I
Pleasant Afternoon’
Telephone 145 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence .Tel, 37
Lovely Party Liven
On Hoi:miliai Yacht
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. G. 1), Bishop and
daughter, Maft ha, left Sunday for
South Carolina where they were
called by the illness of Mr-. Bish
op’s father, Mr, Schumpert.
Christian Church will
Mrs. H. E. Weekly at
a," Avenue, nt. 11:00 o’clock,
[ittcndance is desired.
Jir business m eeting of the
a Guild of th e’Holy Cross
..t Church r,Oldie held at
Jjxk at Hie parish House.
"Organ Club >vill meet at
tf0f Mrs..I. E. Estridge on
Avetfiie.
TUESDAY
Eobert J. Holly Sr., will
in the members, of the
„n Tea DupHcnlo Bridge
L
Miss Ruth Mettinger of Wash
ington, I). C., arrived here Sunday
and Is the guest of her sister Mrs.
Wnltcr L, Morgan at her home hi
Fort Mellon,
• r**.. ■*
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-
Mr. and Mrsl tlenrge A. De
Coltes left Sunday for Newberry,
S, C., where they were called by
the illness of the latter’s father,
Mr. Schumperl.
Mr. ami Mrs. Hubert .1, Holly Jr.,
a n d ,baby of Euslis spent /lie day
hero Sunday ns the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. It. J. Holly.
B. J. Holly Sr., leaves Tuesday
for Washington, 1>. C,, when* lie
will spend a short time on business.
escejjtiiinnliy delightful me
ml affntr of the pu l week vvns th
l out ng and picnic party glvci
Thursday evening b y Mr. and Mrs
1 F.
I,' 1K.
.’ 1>
.....l.III
.....1 ...
.. . n.'v
ItouiiiiHat
abinr.l
their
yacht honoring the members of the
choir of Ail Souls Church.
The jolly party left cnrJy in the
nfti moon and enjoyed a cruisu up
the St. John’s river and at ihi'k
anchored and enjoyed danc’ng pnd
cards for the boanteful picnic sup
per with hot coffee was served.
In the party were Mr. and Mr*
Paul Pcxold, Mr. and Mrs. .1 hn
i'ezold, Mrs. Halter, Mike Halt, r
Mrs. 11.,E. Tnkncb, Mrs. A. K. Map
lem, Mrs. George Fellows,. Mrs,
Noone, Mis. S. K. Berner, Mrs.
Charles Mincll, Mrs. June IbiumiP
lat, .Miss Naomi Fellows, Miss
Madeline Mullein, 'Mis* Margaret
Berner, Miss Alice Creamer. Misi
IJuth Fellows, Miss Ira B. Watlinn,
Miss I.cona Halter. Hugh Tillis
and Mr. arid Mis. Uotiinilliit.
Camp Fire Girls •
Enjoy Heath Party
M. F. Wiggins, Floyd Palmer. A’.
II, Wallace and Mrs, and Mrs. Bex
Packard returned home Sunday
evening from Miami where they
One of the most delightful of
spent the week end and attended
the camp fo e activities was that
the hall games.
of Saturday when the Unuliyi
YV. A. T.effler and Group was eriterlaled at a ‘beach
.
the week-end at party at Daytona Beach.
The p a n t motored to the iieaeb
in tlie'-Uionij'iig, - pending I he day,
Mrs. Wallace Wright left S at swimming, kodaking and playing
urday fur Amelia Beach when gaires and at ihu-ii a sumptions
she was called by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Bohertn Howard. .
Tlit* Alnthian fTrtsJt *ir th*. Fir t
- Clipiyh’, w u^plcnsantly en:
tor th’n ii| I’liiiiiy Hrtf'moon in their
lit ■ luomt nt th.* church by Mrs.
V'. T. Wunslcy, Mrs. I>. .1. Garrett
m,I Msiy I„ a . Fainter.
• Many banket uf. vnri-colurud
nit fin w on combined with fem*
'v> r, placed about the rooms. •
Mrs. .1. C. Mitchell, class presi.
•huit, Conducted tii.' short business
scs'-iou, wliiii routine husitiGSB was
oarrloii out. The members answer*
c«l to roll rail by giving their fa*
•elite verfe id si r pi tile. Mrs.
Wamdcy, a new member was” woisif’itu'il into tlie i lass.
pillowing the business scssiort a
r" ‘ iai hour ’vas enjoyed, durini:
" h eh time contests ami games
were featured. For having the
must correct' answers, Mrs. IJryan
was awardeil a dainty liand made
hanilkeivliief. After the contests,
•Mrs. Newman gave a number of
t wu' ian. and
u -■ Hie plane 1
i id III ell railed 1
nd o patient at
Mrs. Sharon Hostess
At Delightful Party
A deljglitful I’ocial affair in
which tlu* curd al hospitality of the
lin-ti” : vs a s refit', toil In ever” *! •
tail was ’out of the Saturd:Afternoon lliidgt* '"iub id lie.
home on Tent!. SI reel.
Quantities of new *, gla-ti'di.
lnrkspsis. vi rbi tin hud eio i il s.
i ts formed lolnrfol an I li ,(grant
getting for Id rtijoyabh’ itfiai.
Tallii - in quaint dv-ir ns were
il-< il for the game- and w n lli
usual number nt" prngre-'iuu- leol
been pbived. scores ware lotnb d
end tbe prize for top '•core n Fotv’s
dusting pov.tl* r, vvi’Ml t" Mr-, l.a
V, rue H” Tt.
U f i Inn i t i -u -Fug "f
t e-t . • a' u|
e w i i m ?v* 1 i* '
t |.,. |l,,s| ,
’ll 1 ill1 • 'On lilsioli < f
1lie game--. The guests im lud, J tii
i lub an tiib-ers.
—:----
,
;thp members of her .-Ictflng cltiM
most pleasantly Friday atfemn- i
n f l i e r home on West F irs t Street.
lb so* and pUimago, were curtrbined ami used to carry out the
color note of pink and blue. It
was derided that the next meeting
slated by Mrs. Hubert Masska.
M i\ed ice cream and two kinds of
cake, tin the plates were favors
of iiirmitions.
TIiums mjoyiug. ibis delightful
meeting wire Mi . N. .1. Duggar.
Mrs. A. \. Meacely, Mrs I.. 1..
Conch, Mi-. \ I Walker, Mrs. I..
B. Bragg. Mrs. ji n Newman.
Mr*. Ik F. lianas. Mrs Hubert
Ganns, Mrs Ruben Masskti, Mrs.
A.
Melsmioii, Mrs. S. S. Tel<urd, Mrs. T K. |{o||, Mrs.’ L, T.
Ilryan, .Mi- .1. C. Mitchell, Mrs. M,
■J. T.i>bn\ -Mr .
G, Gannon,* Mrs.
< 1! Build, Mi.i. It. ti. Methvln,
M r . W. D. Gardiner. Mrs Sidney
J Nix. Mrs II. 1-. Kd winds, Mrs.
Mi’.;. .T. K. Mettinger of Jack*
sonvilie ii visiting here with her
.dungld- r M - r Wel l er I . Morgan
at her hotm’.no Summetlin Avenue.
Mils. HUTTO I5NTEHTAINS
Experts from the Unllcil Stntcs
law helping lEcumlor uoUuigle its
n K ^ ' l L P ^ b l c n i s . ......... . . .................
IcSrens
Colds
Checked without
,* #i
"dosing.’* Rub on
OVIR 21 MlLUOM JARS USEOYEARLY
livery loyal citizen
should attend Mass
Meeting
Tuesday
night.
CANDIDA TES
To-Day Only
•»
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l i l t
I hr II
w
>1- • •
A tided.
U j I*4*1,
m r s t o w E ^ ij :
Organ Overture By
Mr. Brockhnn—‘‘Writ. Tell**
n a t io n a l
The Meanest Man in Sanford
Dr. C. E. W yatt - Tonight
Tuesday NfglVFMay Sill
South Side Primary .School
First Christian Church.
7 ::i0 OYloel
BARBECUE-SPEAKING
CHULUOTA
All Day Thursday
Everybody Welcome
Notice To The Public
DANCING AT SILVER LAKE
Every Tuesday and Friday
B IG TACKY DANCE
May 8th.
Tomorrow Night
into niotioi)
I’ll. Iiovvt t / III
is pii l lye i
Ii mi tin
Passion i May Film
fI\> lie Shown Todav
:\
PRINCESS 11
rni;
M ilt \it(
i .k
TODAY
<n
.Milt U I.E S !
Hoyul Society
Packaj*v Goods
ONE DAN ONLY
TODAY
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesday
Night City Hall
I'rg ilm r
PASSION PI-AY
IT ESI)AY
We have .Hist rt'ii
iit*\v .s h ip m u n t o f
Soi’iid y
Package*
■k'lallipdil lillil
cm-luiiiiliT. T\’o have also re
ceived now
embroidery
tii read to match. Make
your selections now.
pkitne on Crystal Lake.
PMoan’s Club will have dinner tit
PtfiVlmk at the Woman’s Club.
W T. William.i, Mrs. Fred It.
F>***cs Mis. Elmer Hall, Mrs.
pod. .Mrs. E. I), Brownlee and
r 1 K. A. Winston,
poi’s Club of Holy Cross Ep*
PPal C'liutib will hold meeting
p* supper at 7:IH) o'clock at the
piik House,
din. M. Minarik will entertain
* memlii rs <(f the Luttnphun
Life ( Inti at her home on Laurel
smite.
e, . ,
AVfHIflJ.VS
tSililrcn - Siuiy Hour qt 10:0(1
at the Library.
HINTS
hlton J. Moughlon
Architect
F i r s t N a l ’S B a n k B i d - .
S a n f o r d , F lo .
liy U1L J, C. HOWELL
ootl We-t Gore Ave.
Orlando, Floridn
Hotel Arrivals
The B est
Ambulant Proctology
>1her interesting
rase
’ • Wheeler, 'Arizonn; FalB. Rmpfh and wife, F iam i:
E’ •• Sones, Haines City; Miss
P * “ E. Clark; Washington, D.
f-Mrs, I,ena Clarke, Jackson*
r ^ I MUs Esther Colvin, WnsliE f t !?.' b. C.; F. K. Frances Jocklb i * Mr n,ul Mrs- T - G- EeneL Jacksonville; Mr and Mrs. J.
P Thornton, Jacksonville. ' '
«:•*
A t No Higher Cost
A t L aneyys
O n e is a s s u r e d o f tlu*
h i g h e s t p o s s i b le c l a s s o f
d ry c lea n in g , d y ein g and
p re ssin g .
L i r*’ r * E. I’elot ami Mrs. W. S.
j j i ° n rV*'irr.i,l to their homes til
«*Wiiville, Saturday afternoon
ft fillni*t fibit ltA»n «i- f bn
Y o u r g u a r a n te e o f th e
b e s t is o u r “r e p u t a t i o n
a n d serv ic e, w e canuul
a f f o r d to d isa p p o in t o u r
p alru n s.
It c o s l s . n o m o r e to o b
t a i n t h e b e s t 1 . . call Hi.'>
to d ay !
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting: Tuesday
Night City Hall
Hosiery,
We have just received a
shipment of smart new
"dressy sport” hats of
w hile felt and georgette
combinations. Thu newest
tiling in sport lints ffom
Gage and Rhodes.
Large and Small
Shapes.
New Hosiery with Double
Pointed Heels.
AH silk
Chiffon from top to toe.
Highest quality silk in all
■ctMors for spring and sum
mer wear.
Large and Small
Sizes.
m ,U>SSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
Bi .TRANSFER
u nK. Crating Shipping,
and fitprage
(Name on application, l>y |
biun of palMint.).
(To Be Continued)
I
♦jfio. i
Jlh. * ,n*. c/p(*i'*| I j iy
‘.i
y
11(1 East Second Street
Phone *163
tifi
jj - J - a ; }
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�PACK FOUR
TUB SANFORD 1IKHALD, SANFORD, FLOIIIPA. MONDAY. MAY 7. 1028
THE 8ANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY 7, *0
Girl Of San DiegW
Paralysis Vi c t i m,
PutsUpGameFfght
RUNNING FOR COUNTY JUDGE
FOR
Complicated Communication
System Is Being Perfected
To Insure AdenuntcConnectlons For Radio Listeners
po ;
6— Help Wanted Male
$200,000 .Meeting Hall Will (Jinnt “Fokker Machine Will
Soon lit* Completed; More
He Different In Appear
ThnnltundredThousandArc
ance From Time When Hop
Expected To Attend Meet
Was Made Over North Pole
CHICAGO, May 7. White Re
publican nnd Democratic forces
a re linrfig up for a finish fight nt
Houston nnd Kansas City, nt the
national conventions, a complicat
ed communication system is being
perfected to assure adequate con
nections.
• '
Phono installations? have been
authorized "from the rock ribbed
coast of Maine to the sun kissed ^
stretches of Cullfornin," accordingl
to officials of the Western Elec-!
trie Company.
HOUSTON, Texu* May 7._
BOSTON
(IN S )—
(IN S )—W ith the National Fnr- Painted u brignt orange color, the
oign Trade convention off its Fokker monoplane
Commander
hunds, Houston has plunged into Richard E, Byrd will use on his
flight this
further preparations for the la r g proposed Antarctic
summer,
has
undergone*
innn>v
est meeting of its history—the
| changes in preparation for the*exDemocratic National Convention. pedition.
Upholding the
trndltiort“ ^Tf
Tile nh p
has been entirely
Southern hospitality, local nr- changed jn nppcnrnney since it
arrived nt the East Boston a ir
port some time ago. It was given
the> brilliant orange coating, R
was explained, to readily distin
guish the piano from the ice and i
snows dining the South Polar ex- I
plot at Ions.
Workman front the Fokker fac
tories hnve complete charge in the
alterations to the huge craft. Al
ready two new emergency gasoline
tanks have been inserted in the 1
wings of the monoplnne. Pontoons
to he altnrhed to the huge ship in
place of landing gear, have been
Telephone and radio manufac
turing experts hero are rushing to
completion plans which Mil niukc
the conventions the most . widely
uuerqted. .
WANTED: Man to represent us
In Seminole County. Must havo
closed cor. For particulars write
Fred L. Hall, Jr., Ilux .107, Winter
Park Florida.
,
UNEMPLOYED MAN OR 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 $100 monthly. Address Box
£0 Caro Herald.
7— Situation Wanted
GET A JOB: The Herald will run
a Situation Wanted Classified
Ad for a week at half price for
those who desire omploylncnt. No
ads charged.
9— Instructions
\..c .. . „
*;tr>
TO ADVERTISERS
Lac i h i u n t t and a group of
cottage* at Jaiprr Park Lodge
tin, Him iiiouH(ititiri or rooming
v
houses, apartments and private I'ilo
I homes will lie thrown open to the ! side
B. Wilkinson, who is r
now
the Democratic delegates if neressary.
Gn
I
veil
on
An
Attraction
rest:
County judge of Seminole
is a
well-known
Tills m. not his first attempt to obtuin the nont- ! Galveston, 50 mile,, nwny, with °f a
A
>. He was defeated in the lost election by his pres- adtlil'on hotel facilities and the
fippftl
lintliitig
beach
in
the
world,
com
itdge .1. G. Sharon.
will lie drawn near tn the eon- in B
vcutinii through
fan! intrrur- ***• i
him service, sheet cars and lm ,
Tl
lines niiiiiiiig I,.1 Ween the two 1 was
d iet,
|
-Mayor Oscar
lloloimbe hu- pain
laUliehed a vigorous polii,. ru o r Slut
pnign (» rid the city of undesiiuble that
characters during the Democratic ' " r -*1
| convention, and the city health do- wnul
I partment is direct'ng a dean-up Anti
ami home beautiful drive over the *" •“
1city. "
Moie than $25,(1011 has iieeti
Cli
spent In the Inst seven weeks in liulld
the East End alone, residential erect
section of the middle dass, j,, Citie
din n in g up and heaiitifying.
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The conventi in hull, vvhieli nl- -----h a d y is proving a ......................
,
•nit of town visitors is :!IK 10et
(f,
long and 118 feet wide. The great• 't nteiior height from the ....... -,
to the dome will lie 5H feet.
^ents on the main flmn will ne ____
• enioiodate npproxiiuuti Iv in.onii
pi i sons. There will lie room o n fFT“
the speaker's platform for •mo a od
Herald
representative
whly familiar with .rates
»nd classification will
wu complete information,
if you wish, they will assist
a wording your w ant ad
lie it more effective.
urn
X
ill
tl...
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10-B Plants and Flowers
landscape Service. Trees, Palms,
nnd shrubs. * O. Sommerchield,
Landscape Architect, Nurseryman.
The Greenhouse, Elm Avu., 11th
and 14th.
11— Miscellaneous
louncemenls
WHAT MIDAS
MISSED
I "tl On l e
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: At
|XS ACE Springs are nba cost of only a few cents you
dy guaranteed to please. can insert a Classified Ad under
McGriff Furniture Co., 23 this heading ami dispose ©f~*utv
reh St.. Orlando,
. jilus furniture, household- articles,
etc. A Herald want nil will find
you a buyer. Call 148.
__ •
T.TS laundered at
FIBRE Bed-davenport suite for
40c per pair. - •
living room only $108. GilbertMr Griff Furniture Co. Orlando.
1lie contcr of the Inn ami liiin**;ilnwi along Pyramid
A HERALD Classified Ad
Avenue, J-npir I’aik Lojge.
ill in mst but a giant in re 12— Wanted
phone I 18 and an expor TIMBER WANTED for v
I nkr 1mhind \fnunf-Ji.d
>r.q T I h< i‘< a ,i;(r | a.l taker will s e n e you.
blocks. Small or large li
•I ll'll -I Mmill tint t|
211 French Ave. Phone 474luring !l,e coining
addition to the «t.
. J for glasses by Dr 15-—Apurtmenl For kent
ic l.mlgc. a then
Opposite Court House.
tel i> being built ,
THE MORE YOU TELL: the bet
• miles away. I t i i J
ter results you’ll get. An aeLis w ill In- read y f!j
c-urnto rescrlption of the apart
"tt wliieli ronlir.l
nient you have to rent will Lm
latter part of May
a desirable tenant much quiekfi
iDUCING iAtng’s Pure Pork
than a price und addiess. Plioni
iw. 117 MagnoTla Ave.
1 18 for an ad taker.
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( ilizen’s Mass
ruosda
Nitflil City Hal
t And Found
SIX ROOMS and garage. Nicelj
furnished. Reasottal.le tent. Ap
Kiddie
•■Iv KOt Magnolia. Phone 280-w .
1•
kUft
iMn« litiT i
II ii nl
• • ’ i l i i i i ; . SM |»|>taii.
I i ;n U | j• i-11If ic*
•llfl \. Mu|ilr I
< ii W. I()SSIN(. Ms
ff «iiK//J t 11
DUDCJfi
:tf car- and Graham trucks,
md 13th. S truct Phone 3.
«vi r> thing I
till II li, gold,
ll | I Hit- d l.i
MONEY TO LOAN
80UI
Artia0 Drons S n i t
Against Ford; Car
Magnate Will Pay
LONDON. May 7 — (IN
Plan* for Tibor Polyn, Ilungi
a rtis t to bring suit iignin.it II
Lord for dumugt-s hecuuse n *|.
he made of Ford on board tin
er Majestic was destroy ml,
be«n dropped, It was unnouneei
day by Stanley Parker. Londm
torney for the artist.
Parker said that Ford
agreed to pay Pu1y« ,, ri.„M„
sum for the time and work
a|»ent upon the skei,h.
A,,
lng to Polya’s « rsioti, |„. ,
the sketch of I 'm 11 i\ bile | bi- I:
was on Ids way t„ England.
Ford looked al I be <ket, |, and
not like ii. Enter, Polva Mi„
•ecretury ntlu,ho«l to tbe |
party visir,-,! his uiliiti, „sk.-.l
■ee the sketch and then lm,. u
London Girls Swarm
Alioiit Prince ( arol
LONDON, M„y
7 . - (INS)
Prince Caro! of Roumaniu cunic
here from P a r i s 'f o r privacy but
when lie a Item pled to enter the
portal* of the Strand Theatre il
looked very much a* though! lie
would suffer injury instead. There
Were' several hundred flnpptTM in
the vicinity when the Prlnctj atopped from u taxi with Madame Lupcacu, for whom he guve up the
,. Roumanian throne, on his arm.
*Therc goes
Prince Carol,"
’•I ihouted someone. In an instunt
* * there was a ruch for the lobby.
I Carl found liimadf in the nild-st of
whom seemed bent upon getting ns
a milling mob of flappers, all of
eooe to him as possible. Police ex
tricated the Prince with difficulty.
- --
More than $00,000,000 worth ..f
fresh fruits were (hipped from
• America to other countiies Inst
ye* r
CTCX) LATH TO CLASSIFY)
TWO FIRST CLASS Dressninker*
a n d one llerustiUher. Mm. HuthftKqy'a Drcsa Shop, 120 S. Park
/ tnflippit A’.,/;.
‘,
I.
private
rxi'himgi.
Tlu.lOUfildv
id '•••"•null |iiui.tp|,|,.. Mis and silt two
. ups Hour, |,,ur b-.is|hiuiis baking | k>wdrr and onc-lialf Ii .i >|»h,ii sail Cu| jf|
L iv in g CiilJ
two tablrs|H*iiis butter and add tlircefourihs i up milk. Turn out on a welle iLnrcd Is .-,r.l and roll out in-oblong
,r ' b.ipe. Nprr.id uillt the- drained pine
,, apple and sprinkle nub .-nr half mp
.. . .t '"e ir uliiili b is In-i n mixed uilli oneluailr King Mull, open *•"irtIi traspo.ni „f iiulmcg. K„|| up
,r instance, note the lula icily roll, punliing ends well
s1-itether, place in a grease,I baking dish
™
■‘,l1 P**l ‘it a moderate oven In the
r , e.im one- meantime add one half cun sugar to
' Mig r a ' iT
,llr »yr"P drained from the pineapple
V
;; . .
b,,il f" r five minute,, \then U e
b it twi> a id one-ball j roll begin, lo brown, baste with a little
•M" " ’ 'him Hill telegraph oper.4*
I t s will work on ih,. network ,o f ,
" i r i s at tbi- coiivi ntion ball, si-m) i
i n r . in 1,(10(1,(1011 m o d s „ r
d.l l\ i,|| Hi,- Cull V,-III lull I,, |i|'|V;it,.
By A. Louise Fillcbronn
,\\ lien w e w ere voting
l o n g e d lor *i touiu of u
plat-* w lterc w e , oulil
d o o r j an d s a y ; "ibis' is my \ ri y
g w n " . T h e loiiK'ug fur possession
is a s alrotig in us w h *H
.
we ate liny,
( rcmii tolorcd pAinlrd furniture
c dainty bntc bed with a pint
icrlci. ilraporics ami valances o!
ok, and gta •» iitrtaius of slierres
I llir p.i|i>|,rd floor with gaj
uiHiool.nl rug* in pink, blue an,
rcn. A built-in corner cupboard
lb bouk-hrl\r« over, where to/:
•I books may lie krpl is u delight
addition Afier die day’s worl
dour, what could be more pleas
t than to iurl Up on the wid<
ndow scat and read the favorib
_
____U - E. Second Si.
(,i
v
-fOMpxuX
^SPEH Service of all kinds.
I»e 570-W or 3302. C. E.
fcaing.
The place to build your home
Forest Sanford Realty Co
Those having properly, big or little, any where In Semlnolt
unly f„ r sale please un ify me early by letter, simply stating
the fact, and giving the number of your separate p i c s .
A form for boundary. description and for display feature*
will then be mailed to yog that ,o u r listings (without „ « n,r O H * r n UnlcM* >ou w’
licity Sheets
may appear on October Pub
•
■
Will need some time to get all phases „f « ,,uirk. practicable
system in presentable shape.
•
Farmers,—please don't forget to write those "Crop Pres
criptions" nnd Ih, sure lo sign your nante lo them. Surh a
treatise will be a small ro a r e r to yon 'out n "Great Gift" to
Our, County's New CHisena.
,
') !lh. >ou f,,r Bentinole until that name becomes * synonym
fur W nolt'Nomr I'ruMprrity,
aiscrtcd Johnson.
and yet cutting in half the time you spend
in taking advantage of it is the big little
does for you every day
15__Apartment For Rent
Will
i,n 1 1, und g a r a g e . $ 1 0 p e . m o n t h
f u r m s h e l
a pa r t m e n t
*in •
I w ish lo announra
lb*
cur.dlilHt» f o r r o - e l o c t l o n _ . t oHamln■pflro of T « * O o ll e c t o t
hu
uctlun
o lo C o u n t y , s u b j e c t If
of t b e v o t em
rtm
* ............
In lb * l»emncr»llf
h* beta
In' Juno.
P r i m a r y t o l........
.. . ...
Tout *u|ij>ort will oo aljl irerlnle.l
THAT: You
tu don’t need
for something
has who wants whit.
Herald Classified nil
the wires. Ask the
118.
ofi^-MisccllaneouH For Hair
16__H oukcn For Rent
F o il
f
_____
M g h t PRINT SHOP
“ PY oervicc 6n any thing in
A phone call wBl get
' “ttn. Phone • 417-W. 9 RailI Ate.
j
Is it
W orth
a Few
Cents t o
. Good
Gindcr-
IIARBER SHOl
business. Jam
ville.
VF ROOM furnfulled house. See FLORENCE Oil cook Moves mr«
ubiolutely guaranteed. Gilberi
V. A. Speer, 411 Park Ave.
McGriff Furniture Co., On undo.
SEM INOLE T e ll
mattressea, ab
solutely guaranteed, $18. Gilbert
| McGriff Furniture Co., Orlande
U0AT~FOP. SALE: 30
deck cruiser, thirty
fully equipped, sleep*
reasonable. P. 0 . Box
STORE—Prefptiona. Drugs, 3oda.- We are
!*r at your
vour phone.
nhone. Call 101. | TEN ROOM house deatra
lion. Suitable for rootnii
(M>IN'G 11l.fic KkL Irrigation or two families- Loeatwl
P*** and general cement work. Oak Ave. Apply " • »• 1
Concrete • Co. J. E. Ter- Magnolia.
_______
Drop. 3rd and Elm.
electricity
■Your CIwiijtcit S a vant
-
use
H.A.Speir Sanford Florida
JYUilLllJl'iiiitiiiiiiTmilTT
is
n i.llll.-
• ., „ o .i
">
till*
Hull
III ft |•*« V••»’
ju _Houses For Sale
{JM* ROOFINGfThe Roof EvL T tinCMetal
shingles SIX ROOM HOUSE: R«
wam
and galvanized o f whether yours is »>* 1
j*
IL Cowan. Oak sixtetm. aome one in N«
Third S*. Phone 111l o o k i n g for j u s t the
t
have
for
sal*’.
A
Herald
<
tad»°^iRA!>,lY tepalring. |dano
will connect the wr rea
itoSf
« v « ta with 17 years tAd
e a c h more p e o p l e d a l l y
Lj
*■ 8 i»M3£Fd m u s ic s t o r s
other
m e d i u m in S e r o in o l,
c
Khoppe. McUnder Ar148 will get aervlce.
foot bridge
inch draft,
»l*- ‘Tice
938.______
r o i l FONarAiti-i^
I w ls li to announMM t h a t I *
.-amtl.lul* for t h e o f f i c e o f « ■
al.lr, U la tr lr t No. t. S.-m lmilc » l*lnx
l y F lorlO a, o-slrt d i s t r i c t eomijt
r la ^ llo n p r M tn c I* Nil * 1. -■ 3
10 II . IJ. (rtibject t o t h e » til o
v o t e r s In t h e liMinorrullc. i n
to lie h e ld oil J u n e Sih. A u
V ou r euptwirt w i l l
appreii
J. M. ( V I C ) V I CKI-I
FOIl fO C S T T JliU O B
I l ie t c b y i l l i n i u m * m y < “ n“
for ft,* o f f i c e o f C o u n t y J'"1!
8 c in in o la C o u n t y , F lo r l J a . *u
n , llie a c t i o n o f •tho Uem ot
|» ar iy o n J u n e t l h , 19x1. i
nn l|»it f o r t h i s o f f i c e It In tb* 1
I.... I' le
CUU.NTb
I n-r.-t)) unnutin e* my
I wlnti l o aniioune,'
for enm.tal.lM for tb e f
e a n d l d n t r f m re-"t»et
trict.
sui.j.ct f;. •!:•.;* l1
n,.« o f F o u n t y Cunm
In
HlNlrlct No 2. aulije „ Hi„ U p m o. vnlriN
ti f Juill'
d s l m i nl llie volar*
lilril.lU'il
Iirlil
on
June
,-ratic t ’rln iu ry t" o*
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jin, a . u. t n *
III. I“ <1* a 1*1*0 1 1
. i o io t
tfiinounr*’
cieKUK n r ti
I | i r f •• lift
run
fur I lit* nfflrr
« *•*«
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mar)' «>*> J ll11**
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c o r p o i-
p i i i mv I'FltTIS d nl*- lleapotid
' ‘i n V ^ V i l l t l X ’I d . H F U K t i F JIOU1
' n o th t: »»l* M%*TF.It'» aAl-H
Noil.-. I* liei mI>) at veil tlia i und*
am i by x l r t u e o f u.
c lo s u r o an d h n le • " ' ’/ ' . . '
L ’ . ,,..
5idoM.-i
In C h a n c e r y <•" M o n d a ) , Ih
v o T W i t s o k sf. m i a o i .b
I'OP.VTV.
I x»tsh t o a tin o im e # ( h s i t am a
can(ll<tnl» fu r r a -electb.ri l o tb a a f
ft,.., o f c*uuiiiy l?omml*«»»on#r rroM 111, , | ,- i*oiinty. F lo r id a , w ill off** f 1
l i u i r h r t N« »• s u b j e c t to t h . d e l a I* in Hi.- lilglK »t b id der for cu*
c is io n o ' t h . v o t e r s In 1he P er n s - d u r i n g t h e l.-gul lii'ui * of *alM. tb
c r u d e P rim a ry lu
brlil un j u n a roll,," lo g
,l, **-rll«-d land.
I t l l i g a n d b e i n g t o H im l .m ilily •
i l l , . A. O.
HTKliLK.
Hemtnulv
nail
HIh I m o f
F lor id.
,„„r,. part Ic u lar lv , d . s c i Ibod a* f “
r o a ta x sT itii.K
I hereby s u n o u iu r
y a m t l d m ‘“ W v r ' . ' . r Itl.H-k : » H a u l s , Ida
- H i. o f f i c e of c u n * l a b ia . U lelr iev
•TliM 8 u l « U i l » l" ll lii-aiitlful A l, s u b j e c t t o H im w l l i ' * ‘ h e x o t e t e
ta im m le
Hprln**.
** »'>l ', *,Jj*
C o u n t y . F lo r id a .
r e e r d e d lit
on J u n e %.
B# r i N l - A W .
I'lal ll.".k J. i - u e t . * . H e c m ^ ..f He ,111 m d .• c o u n t y . I lurldu.
in* caeli. I’ur c lia»e r fo pay t
F&ll J t STICK n r
**'*
: 27—Money l o Loan
We solicit application for first
Mortgacr loans on the* beat type
of residences and Mercantile Build
ings in Sanford at an interest rate
of i’. pc. and up, depending on the
character of the loan, cnnstructior.
■ und ligation of buildings.
,
s . IIQAG & COMPANY
r t w church St., Orlando.
I liar *b r a n oou r-c a m y
r It,a o f f i c e o f Rtierlff o f
I <’ounty aubjact to H'V *•'» ot
•
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T ttr.
,\884>t'l ATIttN.
i ' o m p la l n a i i l
:^;'Vm,;:L .J.s.r.wr ’v ' ^ V
« r •£: i vr/m i;
Gillieit's
M cUndcr Arcade
Fine Job Printing
I’hone 410 McLander Arcade
Classified
Chiropractic Specialist
T ill-
j.ti.XS'
a lli.n )
SANFORD PRINTING CO.
raiitiinu
I
(Legal "Notlres)
I\
JOH HUNTING
Business Directory
i o n aiirsntFF
t h t r a h y a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a c y
for r e - e l a r l i o n to Hie o f f lc ai o f slierto
Iff o f H rm ln ole C o u n t y Muh.'ect
auh.
v oter*
•lie s e t Ion o f
tha
**“
* “ In th#
D e m o c r a t i c p r im a r y »o be bald next
a p p- r e r lu t *
your
June.
I
WIH r-.
.u p p o rt,
r . a r e c i f u l"l y j>^nor*.
-||A N D
_
PAUlSlK NNE TOT
anil
GIFT SHOP
Room Number 40
I am a
| ll •• I ••
In .lun*’
.-..iinlH-*
In tii.ni|i'' •»»nlI Hi-nilnole
llll vr sel'eil li*
f«»t ft••
*Ioi.*i on *no “tt
Fiillitl v .’(iinml m
mull* m» H' ■
lm IJ $*•.»!- I Itux<
,,llll Mill II* f m t t
m u i.*ivii»t %{
uimI fi'iniiik I |itn|i. ».- I" tel e v e r t
, ' 111* |i|i,|i«>i il'i'iat.
JOHN XIKIBCII.
GIFTS
» i :m u i i
l.n UH*,-*siil slllijeet
„ ..( Him xotrra [a
.
• I'll m.l ■' I" oe , i r "!
1,1 i,-m I li-if Ii'*«
t o t itt
I r o n CONSTAIU -K
I » t » h to a n n o u n c e m y c
for Hie o f f i c e of c o n e la b le .
No 4. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , »t
ItiM "III o f I lie v o t e r * l-t Hi
eratlc P rim ary of June J
E»"s DRUG
’»• T h e l i ght t u r n
h o m e k e e p s a sili
t h a n hired watcF
few ce nts.
m i c t ’n
i\
, l.t v i e w i n g
1 lirrnby nnnounce my camlldaey
Your
prriv |»r r»#»li , l | '
r tha of/lea of d ark, tif Him
ii i t t f n p f n .
will Is* tl |»|Mft*1
r i-ult Court, .ubjrvt to Ih- nduu,
Ilia voteia «t H-e Juno Hr.msriR II. I'hfi3,
HI Til K VUTF.H* o r hi: h in o l «
F o i l FO>*TAIH-«
UP YOUlt OLD WALLS
[H THE NEW WALL PAINT
p l U N G NEW AND BETDOU FURTHER INFOltPlON. CALL PHONE 2S5-J
L*F-E, V. c. COLLER, SANP. F U .
Keep I
f i .k i i k
n> r m iilld acy
.. IlfflCM '»f
iiiolo Cou jity.
- ih of tbo
,,(
Sem inole
mb- l'i imm y
him -*lb l»J*
; S H A l l t lN
I *s ltioi‘1.ll IF
rm in!' • i
I h e r e b y a u n o j n f * a* » eunublaUl o aiu-ceert i n y r . l f «» S e n a t o r from
Hie a l t b S u » * t « i l * l d l a t r lc t com noa.rt of tWn.lnola U r w u r d l o u n Hr* au b jrc t to
the
»em ocr»H.
p r i m a r y to be h e ld J u n e (lit . . « *
II i - l e d eil I prom lao l o r o n l l n u t
lo w o r k for l be beat InU-real of tb«
J l s t r li t anil i In v ite y o u t o r
r e c u i d on aucb Im p ortafit
Irsian
Hon a* t o - , . 1 road*, c o n a e r v a l m n o
..ur n a t u r a l t e s o u i e e * . r e d u e t lo i. <>l
. l a t e l a i n an d e d u c a t i o n
I mk
t b . aup pn rt of “ E ^ r V V f l T H s H
D irecto ry
.11 IM.K
» 01 of lb*
i. Mb. Sunaula.
I.ake
A l , iiiihu. t"
i lin stllu tu
J NO. O J* 4IC1N8
IUII STA’PIV arSATOIl
FOR
B u sin ess
rr.A rr.
Pill’ll
v i-.imliilarr
lilslrbi
PUH TAX rm x KDCi aTl o In
SWAP THIS
have some
and will t n
some one els,
you have. A
will connect
operator for
McLander Arcade
-Classified-
|« l ie in o c i nil.- lirlniary on J u n e l
JO H N tl. f.l'.O NAIlDT.
25— Exchange
H. A. HALVERSON
painting, Interior decora
ting Phone 432-W.
Time For Preparation Needed
ha* (tailed rail-omnibus eervice.
Giving you a double measure of service
•Nipjivi. Sigjts of all kinds.
Itnford Paint 4t Wall Paper
Loch Arbor
Aulobusscs Busk in India
Autoliuss,.* have btu-ontc h«i
i'Usy in India that they have made
i serious competition for tho railwn\>. who, in turn, ate fighting
back, in ( ali'iitta and vicinity
u,c.v hate seriously injured the
i ail way suhurhan service, und uri*
hcginiiing •„ |,P f,.R in Rombay.
Official* of the principal rail line
in Bengal report that hunos have
seriously cut Jn t,i tlie road's bus!ne.es by miming parallel to its
line. In self defense one railway
Easiness Service____
k DELIVERY by our own
tk to Sanford, just the same
jrou lived in Orlando. Gilbert
Furniture Co., 21 E.
* St Orlando.
ica
SENATE’S QUIZ
OF CANIDATES
BEGINS TOAYl
ROOMS w
TED. to jell practically new THREE . Furnished
garage
uwnger closed enr or trade
Pwwiotx
jiJ'tn or ("otipe. AlSo I’l'ac
Apartment lor rent
Ave. Phone 859—-J
Small guruge apartment
CARS: Huy or sell. If y°u
furnisht-r.
nparline
i to do either u Herald want Modern
Murphy
steel ki'
F i i g i t ’a ir e
1 go a long way toward*
j the trick. The cost is only on: Garage: excellent neighl
hood: rent very reasonable. 1'
tent*. Call 148.
Apartments, No 5. Phono 848
INS A COWAN Co. Auto
»tor anil sheet metal works, 14— R o o m s W ith o iil H o a rd
ttnch Avenue. Phone 718-W. Special week'.y ^ e * at Sanford’*
home-like hotel._SenlnoloJIoUl
HL'PS-MARMON
Ssnford Automobile Co.
PUstiolia Ave.
I’hon
ng c a p a c i t y o f
5u»0.
g
p r o b a b ly
w ||
|,e
com m ittee
m cctim *.
poon salt, an,I utes and srrve cut in slices uath
mixture allcrnatciy with | remainder of the hot syrup as a saJc*
hoi
SANFORD ROND AND MORTC UiFCO,
in fact it is Mroiigrr. t »ei aiisc tve are
'
sim pler an d ,nior* coin nitrated on
tbe ririniiliv*i emotions, of whnli
II*** em iv f i l l lull b.ill <s
j a f, ;iins- the first
i> puskier eioti.
11 tiel tiro it,u| pi id,aldy.
" ,ll
WM|
could be more delightful
(•>in diiw ii w i t h i n n fewr y e a r s nfthan a room for a little girl, with
( i i tin. c o n v e n t i o n i , m a k e room
the walls papered iti an all-over
• o r III,* c i t y s f . v i r e e n t e r p r o j e c t s ,
sprig design ,.f pink rosebuds ami
JVirround rldldren with' harmonl
In n d d iti o n
t o th e . c i i n v e n t i o n
green leaves ou a cream hatTf. ous colors and they will learn ti
h all, th*. D*>in o c r n t * w i l l h a v e n e
ground? What identifies itself ,,ore appreciate beauty, and to apply il
W'ith a rliild than rosebuds?
e d y a u d i t o r i u m w h ,-h
in later life, to «\cry day ptbblemi
I’nrtn-H a n d neWNpup«.is
Wot Id.
In L’li .tear linm.s un
business properly.
eunneeted
Ii lep h iu te * is b e i n g u s t n b li s h e d
f o r till- e x c l u s i v e us,. . f | | im smi
ci m u at a r m s . TI im se . relar.t
nf
, b f I b-iii. k r a t ic N i i ii n u a l i ‘o m m . l •' e a n d Ins ci)iiimilti.|«.
, l "‘ *>r"P ............ .. * < ni> i r u d i . i l
por tvnl. .’!(<) five yon
slraiglii Juans mi n*siil»
I < f t h e Npi-akor's p in t f b r m . Kil'ty, ,'igiil lel(.pliiiii|. In.i.tlis a r e b e i n g
i ii s t a l i e d a n d L’ll m l d u i o n a l bm .llis
I "l«H| |»ed w . l h d e s k s .
four I ibli 3| h», i i . I..i
gradtl.lllv add one , iqi j
"bi- IcasfKsin valid 1 1
•t ii'hcd J law.iliai, |
until t r r a i m , ln-lq
I bill bi fort- \r| , 11...
,
• in ini|truveil ( i| \
" iiuiu i i « ingi'-i, ......... .. mb,.,. „ ,1,.
thread wit!• w|nj*p«,j ,
//urJ S'aucc xcitli I'n
Doudle Measure
Kvery loyal citizen
should attend Mass
Meetinir
Tuesday
1
< 11 'i T R A N S F E R
A S T O R A G E fO .
inir
wo
\San Francisco’s Barbary
Coast Of Old Days Is Only
Memory Of Present Times
job that The Herald Classified Section
Specially constructed struts hnve
been built, und mechanics huvo be
gun removing the landing y e a r
struts to replace them with pun-
l"l
SAN DIEGO, C al, May " —It
took high courage l '.r t«i* (oldifrx .
I’oUllca! A nnouncem ents
to go over the top, to cross No ,
Man's I,and through »hot nml
Vhtll. But read of heroic little
Evelyn Christy and her brave '
fight for life and health, edu- ' '
cation and accomplishments, and a
niche for herself under the sun.
In tho midst of her Junior year
i e r taken on n distinction of tic
SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.— tceni-y.
a t the San Diego high school EveSonic
are
parcels
of
estates
"There were good people nnd l>ad
|yn fell a victim to infantile par*
people down here,'' said “ Honest n litigation.
Still others are ns they were alysis. A half lerm at school was
George** Coslde, veteran honkytonk owner of the Barbary Coast except for the tenants; and giobc- missed, but the next fall she pluck
as he told of tho olden days in his • lotting men who knew the streets ily insisted upon returning to her
r u n lUir.niFf'
i am a caiidblatc for the off c# once picturesque nnd tccm.ng in thut other day return occasion studies, though the muscles of her.
of Sheriff and will appreciate sup quarter within n short distance of ally expecting to see it us it was.
right arm and the righi side of
tho waterfront.
port in the Ju,‘V . ' r{ r "wALKBIt.
It must hnve been among the So the tenants have found it neces her back were entirely pnrnlyaed,
“ bad people.** that a red-haired sary to put up placards. Some of nnd her left leg was tightly *
„ bound in braces.
San Francisco newspaper report them read:
"No admittance, Private family.
er, now a prominent business nmn
' In Wheel Chair
Ask though you may, it is al
fell like a Good Samaritan, news
Unable to walk. Miss Evelyn
•ace POpcU men discussing the old dis- most impossible to locnte the build' was driven to and from school-'
-',*. Prompted by ing known s h o rtly 'a fte r the great
’re- triot recalled today
hall girl’* fire us the "munlc'pnl house.'* the hv h e r mother in n car. the door •
' ' altruism ami a dance
i~
una story of her noble efforts to sup ownership of which was laid to a
..
port her indigent family, he took
S. her to supper nt midnight. He
_ regained consciousness about
l
~
o'clock in the morning in lower
_.
Pacific Street. His bat. coat, and
shoes and money were gone. Still
“nfll- t i g h t l y m n u i l to his vest, however,
‘H"!! was a gdlirWcllat* awarded him by
»f n California college for Christian
mi!!- conduct.
.
nml
Only A Memory
lou.
The Barbary Const is rapidly
becoming only a memory even
rs
Son Franciscans, but throughout
29—Permanent Waving
20— Farms For Sale
‘ j the district is mute evidence of a
Pormunent Waving—lovely n
’ • prosperous era.
nl permanents as low as I
' Hidden Place, known in the liar
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Phone 489.
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I I inn I list I t. I -V". - ous banging of doors ns men went
Political Advctiscmcnts
,, 11. in...'i ..I I'rlmno in und out of houses '•» today a se
, .Ion. -It. A I' t’-'i'*
t iiu L n ta u i.A T u n r
.10.1 piilil I . I O ' tn , , r " date end rather prim little street
| , ih.. np n io.ic h loK I'ein omho .n- l ••mill leu sllu e of cosy flats nnd small shops. The
i in —y , I ‘.eretiy m in o u n e *
. ., I ii ,i * In I II I* I 'em •
Mime i» to be stud of Commercial
Incy
for
tb« H o u s e of
lersous were reported dying
a l iv e * a s a m e m b e r o f
street, from Grant Avenue «*•
If n o m i n a t e d I PJe“ * *
and a third was seriously in
Montgomery. Beckett street and
, .f f ., r l s lit lietialf o f tn*
ns the result of on nirplntto
H eiohoile C o u n t y .
,T ,
Hinckley and liurtlctt alley I In
i-«l nf t h e p c o n l c o f r . o r l Those believed fatally inyounger
generation
of
Chiu*,
lletn-f. e a p e r t a l ly leilUCthat t »m a
are. Miss Dare Montgomery,
nriit t u x e s Till*. In my
nil to Ihr of- took over the buildings,
icbuill
i s .I oiipi fr. m
-an lie n f f e r l c d
l<y
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id Eugene Apfelbnmn. 24.
t to tba da many of them and established ie
Ulsti tl.utl.in
o'
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Milton II. Weir, the pilot,
five
rent
Kn»<*tln*
tas
li the I irnio- special, le
lodging houses am
n s t n t e ito.n l I 'e p a r t m a n t ,
for a pleasure trip over the
h.l.l mi Juno other businesses.
I’o u n t n * am i C llb
paro u t -»i|.L ' t ,n,l
“uvTenants Different
*•
* |». k w i t K K i . n n .
ilik- C ou nt!** uml t i l l ' *
J hev were 800 feet above tlie
..I by
tb e
nom ination I
Not
ell
of
the
bu
ldings.
when
1 „ , | e . o l e <1 :1 t b e e n e r g y
Ill 1 l.r.HK OP CIHCIJIT I'Ol'Itt
uncs River when the plane
rl,>ne th a t
l
possr a* to
I mini . In a n n o u n c e Jh.it I »m » oftmics Chinese. Japanese, ncgi
Ill A< R E S M urk U n t il f o r S a l e .
een to go into a nosedive. It
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|< \V n : A II MAN. Jr
, „f r i e i k ..f Ibr C ircu it Court,
i,| into a tree, hung on the
.ormliiolu C o u n t y . F lo r id a , aubSection Hi T. 21 S R. 32 E. Flow
is for an ui»lnnt nnd then
l |o tb r d e c i s i o n of III* I'eni**ing well land, undeveloped. f"i
to the liv er’s e d g e .
V oter* of S e m i n o l e C o u n ty ,
sale at $50.00 per nere. 10 PJ’1
ilie lieiiini r n lie P r im a r y
( P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n t s )
. 1, In be lield oil J u n e Mb. A l>
rent discount f«*c cash. Pied Iled from the United
s i pr.in vrKMMA i
Williams. Sanford. Florida.
V h: lUtCiH.AMH
1*1 III -IC I N s T O t i n u X
filled 1,012,000 bar.1, 1., iiiiiioiinrr in' i .iiiUOI-h '
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I .her*hV l.iUn this oirlbi.il of imWILL TRADE Rose I ourt lot,
itiu.-lutr my eandblnii r,,r
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fully paid for for autontoliiu
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M \V
IIKI.I.1-. MAXW
Must lie in good condition, " b e n
rlm.il'
I Mill uppieebilM any
ipport Riven me •>' Him I***”**1*
answering this ml give complete
r \ III.It
„ naui e lIlMin. H i Imi'I miI. will
i 4' ,1...I 1 mo a
information ns tu make, model and
... i.. I hr ilotlrs "f Him offlec mV
That the nun ih l.uuu.i
I u Ip Ii
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condition of «ar. Address Box 79
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as big as the earth and
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Care Herald.
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I I lOtlMI'HOM'-H
i.|.|nel* Nma I.
claims of scientists.
pi ihi nu
Mill..lime
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HEAL ESTATE IS NOT DEAD:
............. .it■■■ P r im a l > t«
I bn a |i|ir«*elal*<l
Many thousand Herald renders
M lie) SMITH.
daily search the Classified \ d s to
satisfy their wants. Perhaps that
III I ' O I t T I
AS*
r u n lOtNTY I’ll O’*
tot vou own is just what u L'low
TAX I'*.*
up
s p : m i m >i pATTOIlNfCT
w i s h Jo a n n o u n c e
■mii.Hilary
.■iiiioi. in tin* other end of town
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mill y I'roBee nt Ilia A l i o r n e y
*ubconnect the wires
,-t |n llir w i l l
•>'« voter* In
FOR THAT cold of youro—1
t'hlropractic adjustments.
W. E. McDougaK, 198 Noti1
Hunk Ultlg. Phone 182-J.
Singer Sewing Machine
S o l d - Rented— Exchanged
Easy Payments
Phone 80 North Park. \ aidex Bldg.
Lunch Room t FOR GOOD cats
try K0" 1 *
1jinch Room. 109 " e » t
IlatierleH
£xibe
THE LONC-UFE BATTERY
Huff-Mac Battery Co.
117 East 2nd. Street.
Awnings
HEMSTITCHING
______
BANITARY STEAM I
Odorless Dry Cleaning.
Ph«*
9('i8. l i t N. Park._______________ ;
Falntri a n d W all P a p e r
SUN PROOF PAINTS
[ s S O T " AWNI NG
SHOP, Water S par Varnishes ami E n a
mels.
Velum ina
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Anything of t'anvas'-309 F-a»t Paints. Persian clay jesso. plaaUco
moulding clay and Plaques. San2nd. Street. Phm> H-
SPENCER TOP SHOl
Cushions and Seat
West Third Blivet.
Furniture
WE UUY or trade in u*eu iti
tutv. Wagner Furniture Co.
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'y o o n N R W S P A P K n
hcd in
F lo rlilu ’a
Gen'■rally fa ir tonight ami Sun
day; slightly cooler tonigh^ id
northwest portfoft. | '
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r^’orld’-s Grcirtcat Vegetable
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lion Hs Ilicheal-Garden U n d
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leased Wire International News Service
Yacht Is Believed
To Be Lost In Gale
lERSAVER
NORFOLK, Va., May 5.—
(IN S )—The yacht Zclila is be
lieved to havo gone down at sea,
according to Capt. \V. Flaherty
m aster of the Yacht W. J . Con
ners III, owned by W. J . Con
ners, publisher of the Uuffalo
Cou.-ler-Expreim. The Conners
yacht arrived here today fro.n
Palm Beach having,, consumed
t’&o w eeks'in making the trip.
She, with 20 other yiu-hts were
obliged to put' in nt Southport,
N. C., and other way ports to
escape a series of strums that
swept the const last mnntlny
and Tuesday. The Zcldrt put out
f.-om
Southport
in
rough
weather and has not been heard
from according to Captain Flnh-
SANFORD FLORIDA. SATURDAY, MAY b,'l92t?
*Kl rtf
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ickenbacker D eclares
FLOODS Grave Crisis Lodi
DR.MACKENZIE RFlying
Will Bring Peace
QUITS IN FAVOR And Prosperity To World MENACE AREAS As Japan
OFS. CAROLINA Nationalist
OFHATHAWAY
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its by that medium from destnnt j
hanks. Already styles in hats are ,
l.eing communicated ffPjn Paris to
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they are designed.
h , mi> o r w a t o r o „ r u i « n S f l o o d
B IL L ; W IL L
“ Within th e years all mail, parcePpost and *H but thd most bulky
freight will he transported by
D E F Y
P R E S ID JE N T
uiiplHiu*. I know that and It can
not he stopped. Declaring that
business men a ltd manufacturers t
are turnin? more nnd more to i.
means of quick ' transportation,
lUckenhacker said the flying mach
l .,.n r o r ly o l c e ted. (In ilin ri
w R h '^ s S f e S i
ine is being built to meet the*;?
GREENVILLE, S.
May B.v
mans overseas only a decade nga. demands.
WASHINGTON, May G.— (IN S)
“GortnanS' is building one today (IN S t The grim spectre of deLKKSI)l!KG, May fi— (Special) | “The plane of today,” he said,
(IN S ),—Warned for the third time
_IV. \V. A. MaeKonwe, 1-cci.nurg I
several hundred percent more which will carry 100 )»eople and \a:Xati'.ui ipivcred oxer the right Hint President Coolidgo may veto
,VT
C an O e f c a t H i m N o w B R E M E N
p j Y E R S
candidate for the democratic mm I efficient and afe than the plane which lias n cniising radius of &,-• Saluda Volley cot ton mill and tho Jones-Roid Good control bill,
WASHINGTON. May 5.— ^
000 miles. That plane will span th
iilutioii for governor yesterday' 1 fl,wv in the World W ar, only loti Atlantic with ease. England ’ farming region .today, as the g i pilots of the legislation neverthcles < prepared tmlny to push the (INS')— An international cri
ternon announced h:.< willidrawel| years ago. Imt it U a mere Ikite■ t" building n dirigihlc which is tvxict
cfle
gantic power company dam at blit on its last sta:;cs to the exo- sis of grave potentialities Is
1 , ....... wliftt the plane of ten yenra hence
from
■om the race m fa <r
• - . w-„ llP j a|n „„t insane enough to the vise of the Los Angeles and Table Rock Cave*. 30 miles from LUllVe.'s desk..
s •.*
■ presented today in Shantung
jlsh's w ith d ra w a l f r o m t h e
.
Hathaway,
chairman
or
tne
„ t (|u, .,r(1,,ie , H„f transports whieli will mate non stop flights here, began crumbling, and t.,000,The conference report, in which nrovince by the interference
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to
Sydney,
Australia.
hm xratic Presidential nice
i lute rond department.
managers for Senate and House
tion .ami communication, by avia
“Within the next few yeurr 000,000 gallons of water beg in agreed to iron out the differences of Japaneses troops in t h e
u accepted today by nil
Fear that Sidney .J .C a lt '. nv.iw- tion and television, within that
there will bu dirigibles of 20,000, flooding over the vast nren.
of the* txvo bodies, was to be rrxrthxvnrd sweep o f th e N a - Q
ides of Democratic opinion A tla n tic A v ia to r s W ill H av e c,| candidate of tlve race track in- period.
,
Engineers at tho power house brought before tho Hcyso today* ♦donr-lNt fo r c e s txvoaitl P o k *
000
and 30,000,000 cubic feet vo.tcrests,
would
ho
nominated
caused
'‘Television
will
accelerate
tl»e
iVashington ns roppar-rivS c a ts O f D onor At Fam ou s
his withdrawal,l)r. MucKcnz >• dv transfer of money and credit to an unn. with a cruising radius which adjacent to the dam believed that for final action.
ing. Tlie S tate Depu.rtment
O val W h e r e :trd E v e n t NNHI
it would he only n short while b e^
Itiiig the nomination of Gov.
Because of the overxvhelm.ng
flared in the statement jtnumme- incredible extent. Within ten years eannol he estimated." Uiekcnbuc
har r earrcrtell its policy of
.......................
dam
xx xt’d vote for thc hill
> t in
^ both
_______
B e N am ed A f t e r N oted A ces
’
branches
log his action. He stated he would almost every bank in this country or said the time was coming when fore the crumbling
USmith.
neutrality,
hut ri ready to protect
i t h
which conferee'
every town must Lave >ls « ir |uive way entirely. Early L’day^ a ^ w
All Ian « fe w o f t h c m o st
NEW YORK. May f».— (lN S )— support Hathaway because the will have M tdepbuto department,
small
crack
was
discovered
in
th
e
j
leal
bitter-enders 4 against The Bremen flyers w!ll take* a road chairman',"in ItN opinion, tinJ wjajfiJ1 will receive checks'a'nd ricd- port.
>truef«re, SHU. ______ ___________
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iii'ii Iiit'.r t)ii • had widened t*> a ga|i |was exports!, 'vitH siiHil*ir. Sonnit* i eceived today at the British and .
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of more Than thirty i d .
notion to follow quickly.
Trench .Embassies, ‘is ilctr .mlaod
to advance the claim.' of any I t rm.k. Huron Rhrenfried Gunther five candidates in the primary race C A U S E O F P L A N E ’ S j S A N F O R D
to
The xvater, xvhich iuid been leak
President Coolidgo xvas repres
to prelect her 8,0(10 Nc.H'maU itt
for
the.
g
ivernor's
dm
r:
Hath
leadership
In
the
You llurncfeld, Major .lames C.
I riu pi party
ing from n drain pipe throughout ented nt the White House as beSh.nntung nt any ra«t up to mlUwing cumpalgli." Even thesi* ; Filzniuiirhy and CniiUiin Hermann away, C alls. Doyle F,. Gurlton,
net only
oniy displensed
uispicuxcu with thc --, - .
the night, rushed in great volume tng not
Senator
ent’rc fro
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and
convinced that Smith
.......... have
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. . ... bidden to seats
.......... ennm
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hill
hut
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tho
congress-■
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p. n t OIKS
to the Su’udii River below, after
f
Tui
L tttiiiiMsI. but tbey are now any- of |,„„r,r Ul the Long Island oval Taylor.
........... T.. .1. Appleynnl
-.
ioiutl
conferees
never
consulted
vincc
This
slot
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■
the dan! cracked, nnd the great
frostrste for thi
* > *!»• .Ul
|T
publicly fo r th e ir own P'dil- l|||(|
t a |(| they c a n play long shots |lahassee, announced Ins witndrawei
amt
him
before
making
their
finnl
re
|h| w
Saluda River was rising at a fast
P U Z Z L E A V IA T O R S F E D E R A L IN Q U IR Y
as many years, thc c lie 'ftic effort
|V»1 reas'ins.
or “sure things,*' which* evei shortly before MacKcnzie took Liport.
rate.
Of the Southern armle* to captyto
stand
'yesterday.
xvitiidcawal of Walsh, who rtrikes their fancy.
Mi. Coolidgo "'ns snid to object
From « l\ M. yesterday until
Peking and consoVds'e the N a
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grave
crisis
has
orison
in
the
The.
thiol
race
has
been
dubbed
I
I mi barked and sponsored from
niiduight the river xvas rising «’ •tTenuously to the newspapers re tionalist revolution w’shln tho an
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Dupolitical
affairs
of
this,
mir
beloved
Bremen
Fliers’
Handicap
by
UfoutM-t by Wm. G. McAdoo and the
D e a th T o in v e n to r O fQ u c e r
flit* rate <»f u foot mul 11 ”n*' 4‘n° 1 ferring to the bill ns “thc $325, -lent capital.
[tvf sn-ealled “ McAdoo group," the hoard of stewards. This cvcn- state." said Dr. Mackenzie. "No
000,000 Jongs-Reid bill.” Although
F ix in g M a ch in e M ay A iw a > * 1 r e a u , Ifr^ U m m o n e d T o T e sti
hour,
hut
tho
rise
of
the
si
cam
Anti-Jnpanf«e feeling throughfv F o r T r a d e C o m m issio n
..... the Atlantic consequistadorcs nation, or political subdivision
hut one m ajor candidate in j,,,,
R e m a in M y s te ry lo A V orld
xvn i math greater after the earth tin* measure authorizes n $325, nut Chinn is ilr'eri’ ed an rioUjua
000,000
appropriation,
he
still
rt»-ai n to the New York Gov- ore to be the guests nt the dinner thereof, run truly prosper " h ch
dam began to give uxvu;,' this
nnd there is grave fenr th at tho
WASHINGTON, May 5 —(IN S)
ted * that the ultimate cost will he
C U R TISS FIELD . N. Y., May -r*.
imoi, Setiatr .lames A. Reed of by the city to Prince Potcnriann, turns away in brazen wickedness
situation mnv get out of hand on
morning.
,
.
,
from
(Soil,
tho
giver
of
all
pros
gi<-.iuri. who has approximately governor of Rome.
.
_(IN S )—What caused the ill- — Activities of the power lobby in
The break in the dam. "In ch 1 over $1,000,000,000.
all sides. Minister Mac Murray*
C vote* to date, as against well I Tomorrow the three arc to_ at- perity. A certain gubernatorial
Republican
loaders
of
Senate
“ lato De
fated airplane “Bonnvy Gull" »*. tho slates of Ohio, Georg a and located on thc Greenville Pickens and IliuiM* it xvni learned, hnvc nl- nt Peking, advised the Stato
candidrtc,
in
h
s
platform,
pro
tirr .'.Oil for Smith.
I tend church, then journey to
Merida in efforts to control text County line, occurred on the I li
tinrtment that xiolent anti-Japonposes to open wide the gates of crash here yesterday, resulting m
Stadium
itt
hope
of
seeing
Babe
loudy
considered
tho
possibility
of
hooks in schools, and propogamla kens County side. The 30-foot
Vnnt'ir Heed iloes not intend to
ess pamphlets distributed ln Choedestiny in Florida to the sinister
lim iting “stop gnp” legislation
nit If*- ha * based his entire rnm- Ruth tap the hall for a inn-stop poxvers that prey, to put .t- future •h,* death of its inventor. U’omii.l eon ducted by the “public inform.!- crack extended (tom thc t»P
une
control work foo nnd Tsinotao, presumably by
W. Itonney, pnilmidy novel- will J*’ lion" experts employed by the “ >•’
fjicn "ii l lie issue of "corruption flight over one <>C the garden
of t’u* .I«n, a lenotn to prrnnt -m
.e flood
<
into
the
selfish
clutching
ahms
of
until
Congress the Chinese Nationalists, have c ra
•
National Electric Light Associa of 11’ feet. Tile dam ts it'll 1
a c*.\*’innicnt” and In intends t*i I cnees.
known.
.
.
the
children
of
the
dark.
1
hat
uld thc bill bo nted a situation menacing to all
From the diamond pastimerthey
{i atn ml xxith it.
Aeicnaiitical engineers were not tion. x\ill eome under the search long. "l«5 feet high. 750 feet thick
"gam . f Ih
foreigner*.
American gunboats
righteousness may not perish from
are
scheduled
to
he
feted
at
'■
the
snid
xxnil the operation of the light of the Federal Trade Com at the hose and toper* off t<» f i d '
are
standig
by
at Cheefoo.
^
________
-| entered this contest.
this
rroworlund.
that
evil
fore's
f.imiiiur
German Club, then attend a dinm r
mission next week xvh.'it its inqu ry feel at tlie top. While the huge,
Despite reports of attacks upon
Iff !, •(letnuse I believed some >f the Path die Club and a rerep may
.
_ __
plane,» which xxus modeled
ns of lieulthy |uniqiie I**
111iI Y not sudk the vc
.......
into thc so-called power trust und
i*ne representing
Jeffersonian
Ch'nas*. detach* * !
|((lcr tt nea
gull,■ ami they were...
reservoir xvas r,,t completely 1'.,l‘ 1' S e i l l C l l C l l I K U l K e y 'oreii»ner.s by
t on at the United Singer’s Society growth and decency,• I gladly
•
, cm. |HOC.........
. —
111*- I 1
•n^nt*. thp powers h a v e 'been an
Ikmcrucy and devoted to th<*
it xvas eatlinutcd there
brace the opportunity to patriotir-1 ^ tj||r^ totiny as to the specific lobby is resumed.
elubrooins in Brooklyn.
Tile xvitnMses subpoenaed to np' tween n.OpO.OOO.OtHt and 700d m "'
al V t* xitme upon any policy fo r
ilr*r.>m« "f Wasliington ought to
w ()f t hc crash.
Baron Von lluenefold prefrnUd all*- rise ehnve pity personal «1" 11
in
thnt’ali'y
are
D.
L.
(
*jskii'
eqrh-i'g
ti e
du'nslatlona. •Tho.-r*.
lltxxilling to undertake the tnsk.
OOP
s^illons
of
w
atery
ttsh
in
^
lt
’
near
i..........
,
wns tuugiit to fly hyj^r*
a gift purse of $12,500 to Miss political ambitions to do my utniM |
United sta te* is tnwilllpg to. lolnV ‘
I Vhrrc i,.e grant issues in this cam Herta Junkers with a request she n n grent anil eleun niovet nenl fori ^ WnKhl in 101O and xxa^ one „ f (I re in f eld, Old*., M-crcrnry dam.
.
treasurer of Hip East ( enlrul
any concerted movement agail1$r.,,;^ji
paign winch uppoul to the hearts
It xvas estimated shotM.x I*"* '
give it t> tier father, l*r. Hugo tlte common good.
cf tho pioneers of thc uir. A t « " Geographical division, N. E. L. A..
the .Southern armies without ode- . *
■and ti'iisciences of the American
rush
"F o r weeks, I h*xve most care minutes before the. ern-h lie aptl A, M. that the xvntci*
Junkers, builder of the Bremen,
Judgment xvill be passed on A- quaio Justification vp.tder the W* ’.jl
Fred Itollnu yer. direiTor. nnd Den
|jPcopl,* and the conwntion nt when he arr ves here Monilay front fully nnd analytically ? indu'd tie
break in t
.
j. Kty f„rmei coshir:* of tlie d*
1,,-ai -d to liiive realized in- dream E. Ling, an official of (hi* Oh o ing from th<*
....
* “j i)i*r Im*'', I f |||w.t Sl,Ilimo|p Ciunty Bank next cepted usages of international law.
Ikm-t. n will nt least have an opthe rate of- «•"'*'
uadon.i
political situation in Florida. I of sucreas, for the huge bird had
Germany.
Utilities'
Information
Bureau
<
>
f
Japan and England, whose In
f the hci-ak
pittiioty t • xote on tliein
The money xvas hestoxved hv A. have become fm ily convinced that flown gracefully f*.r half « mil. (1,-xelund; Willard Ci*|ie, of At- .utc. The rugged xxall*
Friday. Judge HcWitt T. Gray an terest* arc more closely associat
*'I iini glad Senator \t alrh has L. tVenner-Green of Stockholm, only Doctor Hathaway has a bet
hud jid*!- lanla. secretary of the (*ei.rg a were gradually "i.li-mfitr. and t" ' nounced yesterday at the closing ed with the fortune* of tho Pekin#
tith’liaxx n. It i lurifies the situa ‘ director of the Electrolux Com t< r chance to win the battle for and the .veteran uviuto
xvateheis
he- Utilities It'f.-i motion Committee, volume emptying into the already ,,f Hu* eourl session in xvhich F or Oox’ommcnt, are already satisfied
ihi and emphasizes the issue. I pauv, of Sxveeden. It was pro. right than myself. For
that Inntly "a v cS to th
Hl'VI'l’ ***** and It. J . FI oily. *>f Fnnford. ila .. Kvvollen Saluda IH *’•’«* " " ‘s ,n* rest Luke, f irmer president of the that due cause fo r their military
mixx \
xi,sh hr had reached hts c,,n* |#cntrd nt a banquet in the Ritz- reason 1 shall use everv legitimate low. Then the pinin’,
creasing steadily, ami 1 •<’l»ni: " " l lunik, xvu'f selitenced to spend H
xx
if
hiilillil ill*- d ir.clor of tlie I-Toridii State1 1 Ul
interference is nt hand. Mac Mur
dum n before he muddled the ( (*nr|(on utl,.lu|t.(| |,y rep rersentu- resource nt my humble eoniniiind in guided n- a iiiuchilic
years in tlo1 stu’ e penitentincy.
ties liiformaliiin Bureau. Both of Hie hanks.
ray's report* indicate little anti
Mill villages, h-ss than 21 hour»uter- by entering the ( ’nliforni.i tivt,H 0 f,|m ty nations. Wenner- his bohulf. For M e -is Tayh.r. nigii by iierminiiticul etigim-eis l«’lire:!use. lengthy urgum*'Pts 'or American fciJim . numng th c .mw^nffBK J
Itollincyer and l ing are former
different
from
Xilnnix ’
a '.i humming with m uvity, »"■ •lemciH-y are uxpoctod from Kev
C reelt offered i us « prize more Carbon anti C*arll«»n I kavr only cause il xvas so
prominent Ohio newspapermen.
nuding hand* which have broken
1
Although lie did lint say so •!•- than a year ago for the f-rst cast* the Ilest of personal feeling. 1 other flying machines, turni d oil
prosperous
farm
em m un J.u attonn-y
William Ilalloxves, of nxvny from tlu* Southern, com*
'
' Tim Trade Cuinni ssmn m e s* d
rtrtlx. Senator Reed left the im- to-west fliglit of the Atlantic.
simply have been ennv need that no ila creator like the FiunhciiHem
throughout the bR-iniie
Jiii-k-otixi.le, Judge Gray decided ninnds.
frisH.in ihat so far ns lie is coil"
urn* of them iK strong enough t<* monster and Tell L» .-uitli like II after it hud exhaustid its nvialnhle v.cn- deserted hv th.* s**.*o‘ 20.1»"*J
Th** st.inll gr up of Americana
#
whn’
!
“ sepuuite session for the hunk
witnesses with the examination of Vesidenla of the low sections,
time! (iov. Smith is not a satis- j
he the winner in tins fight and plummet.
vice-president 'V.as necessary.
remaining
in
Tsinan.
China,
are
OR
Major
J
.
S.
s.
Richardson,
iLreclor
f*rtmy (un<ll(latp untii Tie expressHint n first choice vole for other
fjt-d to the liills and the mountain*
Key will face sentence on two tint in any immedinto danger aa
Ihitinvy was thrown fifty feet
<•* himsef on this “corruption In
than Doctor Hathaway s a vote and died a ft*"’ minutes after be of the Jo in t Committee on Public for their lives.
indictments of four counts each ?*• the i* tilt >if the Jsi*apse offensive
UlTitles, uf Nexv Yerk. Richardson
tuvemmcnl" issue whieli the Misindirectly for Mr. Cults. This is no
Behind them, they le t then whirl! he entered pica* of guHV in the oplnrun if tho State
ing
taken
to
u
hospital,
lit
skull
wus
formerly
*1
rector
•
»f
the
Penn
oiurtau l»elicves
out-ranks all
time for personal preferences nr
homes and he'ong’.i.gs to he sxxept .luring the triul <’f U k e . Tlie nunr partment.
'the.- in the campaign.
pttty grievances to sway the tide had been fractured. Boiniey. "Im sylvania Public Service Informa aw ayfby D»e onnishlng torrents.
On Jsn . 1 the department had
I*,
i*
of
y.-nr*
h*1
xvil
tie
required
t*»
wns
fifty-two,
bail
been
experi
tion
Committee.
Und and Smith xvill come l<>
of ballots in the onward sweep
Mniiy\«f th** farmers had alreadv
its consular representatives in
With
engaging
frankness sttitlgiTJJr coinp’l t* *l their Si»r"*ig riTX’c for his offenses xxill he nt
*iqi» again in Oregon on May 1*.
It. A. Cobb, candidate fo;* the f,.r r glit nnd decency in govern menting with the “ Bouncy G u ir
Tsina;' to make a careful check of
*
Hi
discretion
»f
lhi*
judge
»nd in West Virginia on May 2‘J , nomination for clerk of the c ir ment. A united God feuring people fur several months. Until yester Richardson told h**xv the power planlluTT mid the * r*q'S seemed
Lake, who did li* t have hi» 1” n 1 tiio Americans in that yjjty, Thu
s'lthiuii the diverting factor of the cuit court, today announced his by supporting u one outstanding day, however, ho had not Mieccod- lit lilies had perfected orgaliiza ruined. Only «* f'-w lielongmgs.
; uuinhor nt t\ia* time wt\J upproxi- ^
...
halsli landidai-y. Reed ran second withdrawal from the race for candidate offers the only hops of ed in getting it more than ten or tions in eight slutes to cope with which could he taken away easily ready at the mom rt sent.-n-ex
St)*.
•
vih
t
'ii
j
i
f
iv
idJ matqly To. Since thvn, howvvzr. A*i
•
wen*
the
growing
menace
of
text
hooks
victory
for
good
in
the
June
pri
to Smith in Unlifornin.
twelve feet from the ground.
wora moved nxvny t*v ‘ *>c 'b " u ,*i tnj» tlllMIl
"business reasons.’’
u-tii and xx'a . not |Uu> i^ajunty of. tfiuiiO Lrnl inovodBy
•*
in schools containing matter on
While Walsh’s withdrawal foreThe removal of Mr. Cobh f.*oni mary. I have the highest personal
IL* spent a fortune experiment
down to the 'count city of '1 smgtau,ends
-ef
retuge*
„
olili
-Tl!
t
i
l
*
t
•
(he •..i;uly jttil.
<a«u the nomination of Smith a*. I the primary race leaves \ uncc regard for Doctor llatlinwuy and ing xx till Hie lord model plane The «conom'cs which was inimical to
Most of the xallej p>* t'l* 1,1
control
The men " h o placed thetr pro; svhich i* under
. .Japanese
. .
Hnii-tiui, it does not by any m eans, Douglass, the incumbent; D. I. the supreme confidence in Ids abil- Wealthy aviator conceived th* idea their interests.
tl.eir horn* t.a.ls >usl night when pt it v un Luke's nppi ul ho-ml h were and where th e re , Is stationed t.
( lloxx that the Texas convention
t)u*
f i l l Iilurin
Was >preiid M. B. Hutton, his sou in Inw, who fleet of American submarines and
Thrasher and It It. Dens in the iv und integrity, as I have repeat six years ugo. lie ls-gan to ohI* t" In- any grand und glorious running. None of these euiididules edly stated I my own campaign, Imt serve seagulls und " hell In- wns
throughout the countryside and lui.s been u xvltn«*» in several of destroyer* It Is net belie* eJ there
Ik-inucrutic love feast. Wounds hu.i shown any inclination l<> the deciding factor in my decision able caught them and i-tinlii-d the
villages, and fled in consternation. the hunk cases for Lake, Mike are moro than 20 or 15 \niiricanT.
»uih as the party has experienced
to support him was thut the best shape of their bodies, lie watched
This morning, when the darn he Smith. Orlando and
Semlqole remaining, in Tsir.nn, If that many.
dted
that
is thc last four years do not heal ,P M r/ co h h 'h a d nothing beyond I judgment I possess ind e
them in flight and on the water.
in g .-p o sslh ly the hiM " e r e t e h . County property oxvncr and Rand
Tho only means of coiumuhlcm►
o ui-ily, nor are great differences
in his candidacy lay the only means
tlon ont of Tsinan nt prei ont is
phonc.l to points through the vat
“business” as a reason for with of meeting n very evident eriris in He sought to learn how they tell
M
r
xvi
tlicr,
Suniord
celery
farm
*" ea*i)> reconciled.
the ground nnd how they landed.
th<* offj.-ial Ja(*ancses wiretap* / f
luy. and those who hud not 1*’ 1 er.
In the opinion of ninny Demo- drawal, his friends said after the the affairs of the stnte. I have no
serx'lcr, tlm (jhiiie.sc Nati-jualista
Finully he began u series « l « *
during the night made ready t*.
annuncement
was
made.
It
is
un
personnl
antipathy
toward
Mr.
rails here, both Smith and antiStories circulated *>n the streets
norlmortts to determine th ’l i f t
having cut tin* railway and tala*
derstood
his
work
as
secretary
and
That
Sydney
has
men
xv'tli
more
Catts. He has nlxvnys tn-aled me of seagulls. He atluihed U-ud thut the sulary of City Manager
•
vmith, <he main fight will now be
1'|i wus feared thut other damn ri markable physique than ''an !•*' graph (.vfx'icu lines tp ’ Tsingtsu. g
t'an»fei red from the candidates treasurer nf the Sunford-Ovicdo courteously. Having learned, how weights to their feet and turned George II. Cnirnes hud been in*
If ail)*'A»'oric»n* bud IsTfii Uliad
to the platform. Wm. G. McAdoo Truck- Growers dcm»ndedfcsp much ever, the lessons that have made the birds loose with a long strong creased $2,000 at the time the further down the turbulent streum found ill any other c ty uf it* *i • . or* Jqjureii, It xvas bcliieveil at tho
would
crush
when
the
full
force
*•
*
in
the
world,
war
tlu
sU
ltp
icn
t
uf
and presumably approved of his time that he woi unable to life worth while from two God kite cord. He discovered the buxla City Commission ordered the dis
B'>hc‘ TT. ra. uf Kiiglaml, »n 1 State Department that infdunaWaLh’s statement of withdrawal devote sufficient time to his cam feuring women, my mother nnd my could lift twice their own weight. charge o ' a third of tlie police the reservoir is let loose in the 'i r
II
recent
visit to the •AuidnUiun I Don to that cffi-ct wiuiWi
Saluda
River.
Tnero
arc
two
mil!
wife, I cannot ,«*pnsi'entiousiy en Then Bonne)* made n plas'.cr c(i»i* force to cut municipal expensp.'
.
wfure it wag issued. So did sev- j paign
.T
1
(GoutbiUvxl dn paifl* J )
dorse or foil to fight to the last with the body und wings of a bir 1 were flully denied today by the dums ut Piedmont, another ut I e* i .ty.
•rul ethers who are militnntly ■
7
.cr,
and
others
lurther
down
six
India
Is
using
five
times
a«
mueh
Iby. und. to
Smlim
ith’s* Iprohl. who
___ JB
" ”"- I *>**•■“ **' ——■
| ditch a platform that links God and using his plaster molds he city mnnagfi*.
of them, all told. Beyond Ware
,_w cotton from America
Amerii as it am with gambling and endorses the
Litinn view s and his Tammany of- raw
constructed models of wax to
Mr. fcairncs* said rhtro was ab Shoals, the Good "'»•* not
before thc World \Nur.
opening of p’.tfulls for the unwary servo as his master models for his
(Continued on page 3)
solutely no foundation to the stor cd to wreck much havoc, except to
feet of our youthful population.
plane. In the Spring of 1!»’*.*• be
“I expect to remain in politics— began, putting his projected air ies, that neither he nor the commis farm lands, us there uro no towns
clean politics. I bel eve that the plane on paper and for tho next sioners had ever discussed or even along thc river until it Joina the
people of Florida will some day six months he worked over the considered such an action and that Broad to form the Congurce at
WASHINGTON. N liy ^ i- tlN S ) ito -A a n a ro ll.. Md.. ra h ^ r ^ r r a t no such action was to he consider
elect me their Governor if the time
Columbia.
.
*
Tho fliers ambition was to bulUl ed in tho future.
n sib o r Albert C. Ritchie. Tnerc wero
A check up b y - International — With JiftaoB Proaidantial c« a n‘’
arrives that I cun best servo them
1 lndU^ Uon% ^
eomm tU c would
drawing board. .
The
City
Manager
said
he
had
News
Service
revealed
that
there
in that capacity. At this time 1 a plane that could take off almost
didato* xvoitmg to U kc the w*itne»a undertake both Irri* in ordar-not
taken
over
the
duties,
of
thc
plumb
had not hern ary lo is of life m stand, thc ficnatc’* President a!
ELDORADO, Kan., May B .- t a n d hud refused to pwmjl_ him t0 (eel that I can better serve them from a standstill nnd land on a
to interfere with the aoecuUra
use the family automobile.
by stepping aside in the interest of sn a il field. Tho wings shaped like ing nnd electrical inspector, thc tho immediate vicinity of the drnu
(INS)—Owen Oherat, J r . 17, only
Campaign' Fund Committee pre- dptloa of thf two goveraiaeuto. All
building inspector uad the xvaterOn the day of the slaying, the what I deem best for the stale and
a birds, wero designed with this ip works superintendent, effecting u until noon todu)’.
oh^r candidates will bo heard in
Surviving meinl.cr of tho Owen Ob- youth -mid his father had gone t" its great people.
mind. About a year ago the com saving to the city of over $3,000 u - Throughout thc nlgkt prinau- tiurcil today to push it* inquiir D«- Washington.
,,
Ui
primary
campaign
expehd’tura*
tnwm
and
in
his
absence
decided
he
raat family of eight, found in the
tions were taken to strengthen the
pleted plane war. damaged when
Tha ooiomittec announcod-that
He stud In*
year
in
addition
to
the
building
in
to
n
conclusion
before
the
Repub*
C
O
N
FESSES
TO
MURDER
would
kill
the
family
dams further down thc rivi r, hut
turns of their home Apr. 30, last,
Lonney attempted to mnko a
all tho Senatorial candidates had
spector’s fees from which that em after tho break this morning it llcan g ith crin s
shot Heibcrt 0. Hugh, 10. !Ul|'h.
City
flight. It rose a dozen feet in tho
konfessrd to authorities here to*
replied favorable to lha invita14. his three brothers and Do x.
FOLSOM STA TE PRISON. Cal. air and fell. Ever since Donna* ploye was paid. The elimination of was feared that ever, with these .junc 12.
"I'D he had killed, his five brothers
Thu committee will open ,ta tlona to teatify* Secretory of Com
thea, HI. and Edith. 8, the two sis- May R.— (IN S )—J . C. Barrett in had been making repairs nnd Im the plumbing und electrical in' reinforcements the darns could
#ti*l sisters, his father and mother tcra In the kitchen of th . home and a confession made to Warden
siiector effects a saving of $2,000 nfct withstand the gigantic on hearing* Monday and nieet dully merce Hartalrt Hoover hod not re
provements.
|*
wt the farm home near Uurns,
,u year, und the waterworks sup rush of water. The City of Given- until ull thc Prcildenliul condidat* plied up until this tnornir
then shot his mother in the dining Court Smith today claimed to have
“ *i'i-. on fire to hide hia crime.
erintendent, $1,050 u year, the
w , the'r managers and represent- that no difficulty was anti
room. He told of pour.mg kcn.M ne been the alayef of William Des
COUZEN8 W INS FIGHT
ville xvas not imperilled.
The youth iiad bogn under suaauni u farm er c*ity oiniuoyo was
ntix’c* ure heurd. The Senatorial in getting Iloover to l*kn
over the bodies and how he laid in mond TaYlor, noted movie director,
Pieion since the finding of hia
water
whose
murder
In
Los
Angeles
six
ceiulidaUs
will bo heurd first, it stand. The eandiiUV-’i
.waiting f o r his father whom h*
WASHINGTON. May 5 . - (IN S ) paid for his work in the
Believed to be tho fuUat.raan in
'•ndies in the burned home. Ilo-had
questioned about their a*
years ago has romained u mys — Senator Couiens (It) of Michi plant.
was
announced.
•
.
shot
as
he
entered
the
door
tlie world, Emil Hoehne, of Ger
tions who htvo handlcJ tholfj
brati»ted his innocence, however,
The
committee
wUl
decide
to*
tery.
•
gan today won his fight to pre
many, weigh* 541 pounds, and Ida
"alii la»t night when he confeaacd, then dragged all the
Becotilrco, London’ new *uburb
moru
than »'.x and day whether to go to Albany, N. paign fund* and what the
vent paying an additional IDEand set fire to the h°me*
•
----- v than
Aothoritlci
made
public the kitchen
Y., to hear Governor A1 Smith, and of ajxpeaditum in their ~
v tincr o
b
f
n
t
h
»
iu
»
»
®
"
%,,t
■
■
Germany
borrowed
n®*rly
3*®®
Oberat said be went to
000,000 tax aasesiment to tho
malarial.
youth's story today. According *o .
to tod . . . u .. horn, 1000.000 ™ r k . J r, o » tto UnlUd government.
the confession young Oberat fcald
°
and mother tmd quarreled afire.
W
fithdrawal Of Walsh
Makes Selection Of
NewYorkCandidate
At Convention Sure
ator Reed Is
■Only Rival Left
WASHINGTON.
May
6. ( IN S )—Aviation in the next fewyears wili he “the insurance of
R e a c h e s D e risio n B e c a u s e He permanent peace and international
B e lie v e s R oad C h a irm a n I;*- prosperity, or the most terrible
M o st L ik e ly C a n d id a te F o r instrument of w ar-anil destruction
D e fe a tin g M en ace O f C a lls ever conceived by man," In the
opinion of Captain Kddift Itickcnlinckci*. American we.r ne<> ex
pressed lure today.
The noted flyer predicted h
world social nod economic rovoA ctio n O f T w o Mon L o a v es V utiou within the next generalma
A sn iran lH In P r im a r y R a ce in tin picture he drew of the ptu-
State Department R e
asserts NeutmlL
. But Is ReadyTo!
tect American L:
Engineers Believe
Reservoir Will Eo
T. J . Appleyard Also
Withdraws Name
iith Enemies Admitj «ty.
No Other Candidate
^^Senntor Thomas -I-
«>v« !
*Mi H
•I*, i»♦
nr »•
v n .r M
I
W•
•
i I *$# *$
IsH ru
m a x. |*« M
l
Japs Engage In
B itte r
U. s. Unwilling To Join
“TBKSJSTI
MU
Ml *
, blU
i I
<*l«
-tl
Ul It
Concerted Effoi
Against TheChinese
iWILL TARE FLING
AT HORSE RACES
i^ M i^ S S S a a
m m
P* (i
LilJi
t 4* .
Y*'
'!*U » j
Delayed By Judge
Until Next Friday
Gl 1
']
(if
furl i
Uni.
l iar |
r- xr I
r
■onul
imr
1W
Aspirant ForOffice
Of Court Clerk Gets
Out Of Race Today
Rumor Of Increase
In Salary Is False
Says City Manager
’
Seventeen Ye a r Old Boy Confesses
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Bad Opening Inning
NEW YORK. May 1.—(IN S )
Jack Dempsey, the man who won’t
fight any more, has signed or will
jlgn a theatrical contract with Dav
id Iiclrucii, which specifirnl'y pro
vide < that Djmpsey may be a l
lowed to step off III? .itn-'v and i»"
1 1 the ring nt any time he ieiM fit.
Estelle Tuylor, wife of the man
who won’t fight any more, n\ndc
thi.* statement laat night before the
couple left for the Wilmington.
Del., home of Misn Taylor’s pm
ents. Previously; Demprty, the
fighter in nermonenl retirement,
and Tex llilknrd, the man who rctired him from cinailutim . had
spent nil of Wednesday evening in
each other's company and found
>o little to tali; nlmi't that they
lunehed tojreilier yesterday n urn,
in another e 'fo .l to disnver
wheiher they didn’t really have
interests in comin ni. utter all.
Tin y pr tlmfily talker! at.... . i te
pitiable state of affairs in (iraail
Rapid* ninl i l i - naturally wa • Un
roll mi they got togellirr in stri-t
Frisbie Makes 4 •
Hits; Leads Team
Second Came Will Be
Played This After
noon In Miami Park
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.MIAMI, May
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Driving out 17 hits o*f tlm-i- Mi
ami pitchers. Sanford'* Celery Fed*
won tin- fir<t game of the series
with the Hu.itlcrs here yesterday.
11 to 2.
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llym cl was in n e a t f.»rm. He
held the Hustlers through tie- nine
innings to four hit., and struck
out eight men. Ili* only WVnl.iie. *
was occasional In** of ("ttitrid. lie
gave four p--.**cs and nit Mimi.
Miami ciiti'lier. twice.
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Frildiie wa* I lie I ’i-li cy Fed I'll'
gi r aP"
jJor-.ill—^ . ItUMV
\ jitT r r r r t fM 'k f W ""wlH.-t it l«l' tTl
his h,-elw with three single*
Sanf'itil’s slugging •rove Davi*
from the niotllnl ill tile thiiil and
lip wii - followed h\ .Mr) it and
Crow, h.it nt it In-1 i ul,I fi'in i"
routi- I the t'eli-ry Feu'* on-l.mg.i!
In the f ir-l inning Sanford eii o
had llymel hi a tight pl.u >• hot
nficr that he had lei l.nitldc keep
lug the lliisth i* in eliei'k
Today the Fed* " i l l |l:i\ 'In
St-uMld gamp Ilf the series III Mia
At,
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Calls
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------raid. The nctunl signing of the
theatrical contract, it seemed, was
postponed until after Dempsey hnd
talked xxitli Rickard yesterday. Mis"
Taylor didn’t sn - thnt her ‘ja c k
was waiting to 'get Rieka id’s! np*
pmvul of the arrangement and the
writer’s greatest handicap is in lieing a g; ntlomnn. Anyhow, he didn't
•lUeitiuii the lady about thin point,
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FLORIDA STA TE L E A L E E
Fort Imtili nlul , ut Orlando.
SANFORD ut Miami.
Davtonu "iPArii at West I’alu*
lit neb.
Citizen’s Mass
Meetinjor Tuesday
Night City Hall
should attend
Meeting
Ti
Dogs Enjoy Sun llnths
Canine pets of the rich $n Lon
don are being tigiv^ri baths in a rti
ficial sunlight.’ 'and enjoy it as
much as do the mongrel* win
sleep, in-the rays of tho real S il.
The Ritfnl Veterinary * C .liege is
Quickly relii
b y r u b b in f
:? f<
fti $V
V o o need
Tanglefoot!
Management
T h is one pc
insecticide kj
.m oths, raotq
bed bu gs, rQ
an ts and flea
today fronts
ordruegistn
T H E TAHQL
COHPA]
OrtiM! SU*d«|
Prices For Saturday
Phone 82!)
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Oak Avc. heiween ^ n d- and 3rd„SU
R. Williams, Prop.
Infersectional
Battles
Inject Interest
Race
For Baseball Supremecy
The lowly i Ini ago
White
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lohnson’s Electric// Floor Polisher
For miles they stretched across tile praire and
up into the foothills, smooth, clearly marked,
beaten hard as rock through the centuries by
the hoofs of buffalo on their way to the salt licks.
When the railways came, and the engineers were
confronted with the g reat"bastion of the Rocky
Mountains, these buffalo trails assumed a new
significance. It was found that they always followed the easiest gradients
the mountain fastness by the most direct and
practical route.
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f r 'O llR I K H I .Y 9 l 2 .n o
mill S n ! . liv e. I W
Speriul oHer for house*
cleaning sccso n . CtnnM
p !clc o u tfit, including
l ‘)J8 model Jo h n so n ’a
tVi* *l'-lectric F lo or P olisher,
y l V .. x M op and 1.- g.d.
* / Julii son's Liqu id W ax
j.t the sensation
ally low price o f $ J9 : 0.
Now yon nr-y In vc .
with less terr than i
an.a 'ii g inaclun? )fiiiti r t hint In.rd nu
it
, ( lisiid i. Save
! to l!i lie ul the finest homes
' * ,'p viiur rugs clean . T h is
n s s.nd I no’tu m ten tim es
ii stooping, kneeling, or soil•: ii early tefinishing costa.
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years; misapplication of bank
funds, :i years; making ft false
entry, .*! years; making an over*
loan to himself, t *yenrs, and an
other misapplication of funds, t
years.
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Luke’s bond will have to be the
Dog’s Hite Droves Owner - .
equivalent of $115,000. lie is a l
ready under $30,000 appearance
Ownership «f*n do* Was proved
bond* and pnrt of those will be
in
a police court in Ola c i\v, Scot
:.ppcnl
surety.
In
addition
used as
there will lie n $.'1,000 timid for land, leccntljfAwKeii the anfikal bit
each f the cases in which'he has
been sentenced, a total of $15,000.
Among the limoDim-n is M. R.
Hutton, his son-in-law and a witlie ;* for the banker in severnl of
the rases. The bonds are burked by
u .il c.tate.
I’li nils Insolvency
Anti'climnx followed the passing
of the sentences. Lake's attorneys
were making desperate efforts to
have the bonds fixed so the hankcr
IW't Ii rltl a day ill llieihow anil
hH^^Xbo ren“on-henrtrpfejl
lie l i r h ^ ’t hr 1aiTDrfr- ui'i'.t- all em i-olfe will -probably not enter
er agiiin, I ■mpfmoe. the de*iie lo l In' penitentinry for a year.
hinerge self in the character I**
The passing of sentences eijd*
port i a.s eil.
I.tike's case so fill' an I his goU''t
Casai'i . i
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Kry will not be m i fortunate if
sentence is passed against hipi. If
he i.i made to pay for th0 crimes
he h:iR pleaded guilty to, he will bo
sent to Raiford immediately to be
gin serving his time. His fate will
be decided some day next week by
Judge (liny.
Called For And Delivered
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Penitentiary
The elan
in ti.e Itelnsco ni"ti'.ut. eiViiig Dempsey Dio i iglr
lo I'"' fi til the snow in the
•M il ii i i - ■ii-.-1 remrnt. was in
••i:<il at tie ev-chnmpi-in’s iind.-t
i' iici- \Vh t it \t - p.iintetl out that
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Nantl, Who .will be responsible
ill for him. Only the supreme court
ing constructed to build
Connell and Shultz poul|
on S ta le Road & north of
As an introductory offer
Ilym- I. i-
Meyer I lla*i my bull II
Hit by pitc’u .1 ha I l>< II no
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leu 21, by Mew . H... I
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Special
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Two lia*!' lit* Rot i l l foil I In i i
liase hit •••i Ii c
i -iiiep hit*
l ’l-ltei. I'll hi1*' < ;i i-i • I >..i 11.li
jilav ll\ no ll .- 1 11 In-I-* I *i»i L*'1
T r'lple |dn\ 'Lo l« i • Mien i
John Mill to A leu Fl**l* i 1 ■ .
Jui'kson, Ft i d-ii. I iilln •' I ' mb ii
Y p s ir c
IC d ia
INVERNESS-New ,«
m(TV aH(T "retif?e<jf to leave a:i
other. The Yorkshire' <eiYl«Hl<ti»r lifF : Tor
betn advertised for salc.jrnd the
claimant promptly had the adver
tiser nrrested. When in court he
tried to prove his claim by a brok*
en tooth he said the dog hnd, the
dog bit him and refused to leave
the other man
tion .erecting new
the pet.
Under
I’m her. II.
Cull.re'll. '■
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Knlici 1*i n
Toppimi.
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Sill III- :ik (111Vr I
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Special Sale On Johnson’s
W ax F or
P a s le
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Buffalo trails became one or the greatest assets
of the early railway builders. Time, money, energy
were conserved; a vast amount of fruitless pioneer
ing and surveying was eliminated, by trusting to
the infallable instinct which had led the herds along
these obscure and little known w ays.'
Advertising, like those old buffalo trails, provides
Liquid Wax
Pint .....
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G a llo n
(iallon ........... 3.01
’I Iiese reductions represent very substan
tial savings and \\q wish to emphatically
impress upon Sanford women that the of
fer is for one week only.
of safety and sound value; it avoids the pitfa1|^|
reliable goods. By following the advertisements
this paper you are following the high road to ti
economy.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURITAY MAY 5, 1928
Were VeryBadln Chinese
Occupation UntilRighted
llendemun, x ship that was built
to carry about 1,000 people. There
were 2,300 on it on that trip In ad
dition to ammunition rolls,tanks,
trucks, motorcycles, machine guns
and. baggage. We lived on the,
Henderson for 28 days.
Spaco was so limited that we '
had to line up for everything and
sleep wherever we could find
room.
• For awhile after we landed con
ditions were tough, then things be
gan to pick up. Wo had buildings
then and camps that were models
of elennlines:— C am p" Woodrow
Wllaon . and Camp Smrdley Bnller, the latter named after thcMarine General who was in charge.
The water was poisonous.' The
doctors were nfraid of the ty*
phoid and cholera in the water and
advised all the Marines to drink|
beerl' We did too. Before water*
coul be used, it had to be cured
With chlorine. That gave it a ter
rible taste that it took with it to
vegetables and other cooked food
stuffs.
Ale Canned Fwod
We ate canned vegetables for
the most part.lt was safer
'D uring the first few month,
In the camps and beforo we were t
nblo to secure the buildings to live
The coolie mude the bed,shined
shoes ,■washed clothes and shined
our equipment for a dollar a
month und keep. The marines
gave them heart failure with a
five or ten cent piece for running
an errand. The coolies came in
handy in
the middle of tbe
month with pay day two weeks
away. They could get tis credit for
beer, cigarettes, etc., by signing
chin* with the native merchants.
Tho Chinese arc honest. They
despise anyone who won’t pay hi*
bills and place him in a wicker
cage in the street for passers by to
revile.
The marines did not do n great
ileal of firtht tig over there. They
were sent over to protect American
lives and property fu*t a* the her
der snd Fast Yorkshire regiments
of England, the
Sengnlcsc of
France and the Italian Marines
were over there to protect the lives
and property of their countrymen.
•There was a United States Ma
rino Club near the camp. It wu*
run by a New Yorker hv the name
ot Landeau. He came over Just
after the murines did uml opened I
llerc'a some of the prices for
liquors that were cn a card that 1
brought home with me.
Hot num, 17c; Hot Whiskey 17c
Hot Gin 17c: Hot Brandy 17c;
Johhny Walker Whiskey (red la
bel) 16c; Whiskey and Soda 20c;
Hennessey
Brandy-Three Star
lGc; and Gordon's Dry Gin 12c.
Stonks and eggs aro rarely
heard of in the United States as u
dish,hut they make u the favorite
of nil foreigners in'i
Too Cent .Tips
The resturnnts hml boys for
wnlters. No. 1 boy was the one
who knew the most English. Ho
got all the business. The marines
Would Wave away any of the No.
7 or No. 8 boys in the resturnnt*,
Nrr, l boy ir.ado all the tips and a
dime lip there wns pretty nearly
three day's pny for u boy.
Champagne cost about $8.00 n
bottle in the city, but the French
would sell it to us at the French
arsenal outside the town fur n dol
lar a bottle.
Prohibitionist* bver here ought
to be interested in the fact that
when tho marines landed, there
wns a two jeu r's supply of beer in
Tientsen. It lasted three moths.
The Marine cor|H always lived up
to the highest ideal* of the service
while over there. There was the
usual good natured joshing and
good times; hut never anything
DOG IS LONESOME
LONDON,
May, 1.— (1 N>S)—
“Duff,” a huge m astiff which
else,
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was for many years the pet of the
Hon. Elsie Mnckay, is feeling kern*
COMMIT SU IC ID E
ly the loss of his mist it s *, who
wag lost in nn attempt to fly the
Atlantic Ocean with Captain W. G.
R. Hindiffe.
Ever since she started on the
flight, the dog* has gone whining
about the house in search of her.
Misa Mackay had five dogs, but
committed suicide by flinging "D u ff” wns the favorite.^
Members of her family declare
themselves beneath a descending
iron curtnin, said an Exchange
1 ____ „ that all attempts to reconcile the
telegraph dispatch from Moscow. dog to his mistress’ loss nre un
availing.
Tiny patients of the Sunshine
Home for Blind Babic* in London
Hungary has only about .1,000
bnve organised their own jaxx factories but this Is 1,000 more
hand.
than it had in 1018.
Champion National Change Week—May 6 to 12
Install
Laney’s
E . F irst St
CHAMPIONS
now!
N C E ag ain C h a m p io n re.
minds you th at to enjoy per.
fact engine perform ance durini
the next twelve months you should
in sta ll a co m p le te n ew act o f spark
plugs now.
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AIT'&ir* manufacturers recom m end and
hundreds o f thousands o f motorists nrtr
changing spark plugs every year to insure
better and m ore econom ical car operation.
Y o u should renew even Cham pion Spark
Plugs, which give m uch better service for
a m uch longer period than any other
spark plug.
FOR SALE
Dring The Children Out To See Them
B*prrt l*Un» n»vln(, lliuillnx,
t rialInK. ShlpplHK.*tl*r Truck KsrllMln
I'knnr wen
200 Si. Mnplr A*e.
RALPH W. LOSS1NG Mgr.
MONEY T O LO AN
On improved City properly at 7 per cent.
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3 to five year
5 to 20 y ear loans on good
business property.
Prescriptions Filled Promptly
SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO.
And Accurately
112 E . Second St.
If you have used your spark plugs more
than 1 0 ,0 0 0 miles, a new set of depend*
a b le Cham pions will noticeably improve
power and speed an d save their cost m any
times over in less gas and oil used.
Make Cham pion N ad on al Change W eek
—May 6th to 1 2th —your yearly rem inder
to install a com plete new set o f Cham*
plons. A ny one of m ore th an 1 0 0 ,0 0 0
dealers will be glad to serve you.
Turning out the finest
money’s worth you ever
found in a m otor car
in all your born days
O H IO
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BUICK lea ds th e fa sh io n p a ra d e
But Buick leads any other
d*1** can in ita field in do!,
tar for dollar sales; and this
tremendous volume makes
possible unequalcd value.
You may as well have a fine
car, when you con buy it at
B u ick’s p rice. S m a r t youthful—colorful—Buick
leads the fashion parade.
rT'OD%\Y*S Chandler is man!festly theresultofadetermincd
aim to build the very finest motor
cars it is humanly possible to pro
duce within a price range of $995
to $2195 • • *
And you have no doubt heard
about Chandler being the first car
in A m erica to adopt Westinghouse Vacuum Drakes • • • But
we ask you » * * have you tried
these new brakes?
Chandler motor cars have long
possessed a good reputation and
world-wide good will * * * But
never »»- never be/ore in Chandler
history has a new model shown
such advancement over previous
models as these new Sixes and
Royal Eights of today • • »
They make C h a ttie r by all
odds the easiest and safest car to
control you ever knew * * * With
the mere weight of your tiptoe
you can stop today's Chandler
much quicker and more smoothly
than any car equipped with hy
draulic or mechanical brakes - - -
We have not only made these
cars extremely beautiful, but
magnificent - • • not only smart,
but fashionable • • • not only dis
tinctive, but distinguished.
And who hasn't heard of Chand
ler’s famous “One Shot’’ central
ized lubricating system? It’s a
wonderful convenience - - - With
out stirring from the driver’s seat
you can lubricate the entire chas
sis simply by pressing a plunger.
Under the hood, more power
' ' ' an increase in the capacity
and range of the high-compression
Pikes Peak engine principle * • •
just to make $ure that Chandler
performance shall continue to re
main unchallenged!
Smart***
l l o u t h f u l *Colorful**
Luxury like this ordinarily
Chinchilla Steeles. New Zealand Reds, New Zealan
W hites
Younif and old Stock
O
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coats a thousand dnll. ______
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A $10,000,000 Plant
the ALLrAMERICAN+ SIX
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CITY TR A N SFER
& STORAGE CO.
‘The Friendly Drug Store
Sanford
VTever
a ro a d too lon g fo r
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AT LAKE MARY
straig h t loans on residences.
A ny C ham pion dealer w ill gladly render free Spark Pin
Inspection Service during Cham pion National Change Wee
Fashionable throngs . . .
sparkling motor can . . . and
standing out like a frock from
Pads—today's Buickl
Fleet, low lines, sug;
ro c k e t-lik e getaws
unrivaled power » . . *
fag colon, vivid and
•a the harmonies o f j
. . snd soft, rich
tf, delightful to
eight
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesday
Night City Hall
CRYStAL LAKE RABBITRY
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Doing nwny with the dangerous
jog of the tender, a new target bo*
Ing tried by the French army has
in apparatus for display'ng, sig
nals showing exactly where the
projectile struck.
Wherever you m ay go. From M aine to C ali
fornia. From Canada to the G ulf. T he
length and breadth o f thia great A m erican
con tin en t < • . never u road too long for th a
A ll-Am erican Six.
F or, above all else, i t ’a reliable. I t ’s aturdy
’• • » b u ilt to endure . . . proved by pitllcoa
tearing on Generul M otors Proving G round.
T h e re 's long life in every uaac/nbly .
in
every vital part. In lt« big aelf-adjugting,
st-lf-vcnriluting clu tch . . . ita em oothablfting trunainisaiou . ' . . ita perfectly
snatched conn ecting rod assem blies . . . ita
deep, rugged fram e.
Great qualities - * - Great fea
tures » - * Great automobiles - - The very finest cars it is humanly
possible to build within a nrice
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When you set out In an A ll-Am erican . . . no
m u tter bow fur or bow fuat you m ay drive . . .
you cun be aurc o f rearhin g your d estin ation
. . . in hufrly, in co m fo rt, an tim e !
Sanford Fla
BUICK
SEMINOLE MOTOR CO
REVIES GARAGE
SANFO RD
BUICK CO
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p„ . . v 208-212 Magnolia Ave.
Sanford Fla,
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NEW ROYAL EIGHTS
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nomination
A b a b y bolt-cat. th ojip; | by ;;
m o th e r
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w as
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while cropslnpr th e S.sm' .i ,] * d . ;i .
d'J R trail lael nlgltt
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to Snt:iY :d
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KJoruIn P o w e r & IAf*ht < mp.-i
employe;! driving the- c a r -v j»jc;
scared th e bij- e a t.
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■the twd inun a t y i r iih*.- I 'i I j
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the ljitt,, n (bijJ.mjriii'ilti.i: t . t h j
s to r y th e y told S. A. Hive, m!
whom they nave thi-ii-.jia.il. Vlv-A
sltiil thV'-M-.hf : Of th- i.- e: •• e h i:. h :
llio mojhi-r in the n M ,1 n" t!ir'
roStl iiiid I h a l 'i l 'r lu b y ..ttA.-.-r In
h er mouth. Shn drnjii ! ii and
fled inl-> fim mult-Thrush.
T h e y ju rnpid mu n f tin' e a r and
rHUjjhi the Ifittbrn r.-Ivieh was only XV I ...: IN A IlHVl.t:,
• • riplaluunt«.
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n few days old atnl.tiiudile to run.
i ' ‘ i Mil i*t*u11 Sya l.)
A s th e y e a t : i n ! ii t • thy e a r, l l v
m o th e r cam e ,>.it o f tho b rush and
Rove eht! t. but th - y j[u 'h e ca r
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IDERS A V ER Carried ‘I5y' P.f?/fh
(l.aM l Ails) <
m ay
Highest
Milk, Cream and Fruits only are used in
MAJTSir.\W* 1 X
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It’s ihe’icteil
for
hot days,. ** *
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Special for this week-end; our Fresh Fruit
Strawlim'j' and Vanilla Brick
Urn;'’’ utiublo to stop the New
f i . n i ' ii'librm u.'h the d e b tffi.le , il i>(jelU be possible to
I1 . ".ifll tile pl.it fol III | to.
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urave * risis Ltioins
is JaiKin Opposes
LVafinnaJist Annies
KIVM
p ro g ress
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this iitiora
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do (tl, e in bushy ud vie s i ! * '
'Infureem.'nts will J '
.lupmiese e ffe c t
■An Ku in about
t |(l.(ltll) Cliinese.
,n
Motor Fuel
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
I' r n ;•(•
FLO R ID A
A p r il
H r.
•S's c m ' , May Tl, (IN S )
■iy iniil ii|ruin.--l Hislmp
I Me( Mini'll of |be Mi theo|>al vliuieb lo.lined tu.i p.
biflty ns t! e ipimll,,,i . inl j-niifi-reiu (> of llie
" .e l m fj j( s fifth day’s
!t t i i ; B Ilf Minliop Ant n
jr l
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r" ’l-‘ l - h ud cl. i-(| dotiiH and iii1
1,1 la*l a week, liit-liop
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B .
D ear
Old Time Gospel
Message .
Kverybpdy
Melcome. BHn?r I he
sick and afflicted.
At. the Full (lospel
Tabernacle.
State
Iliiflnvay
and Oak Street
Comei
D y tfo rt,
R o T in in y
D a y to n a
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P .
C a li'
A ^ en t
Com pany,
B o u ch ,
F lo r id a .
P io a u o
l e t
U r
no
v e ry
m uch
my
sp eed
f o r
t r i a l s
on
c o n g r a tu la tio n s ,
X
mo
w o u ld
y o u r
lilto
m o to r’ f u e l
cu sto m a ry
f o r
u sed
in
h as
le d
h',, ” '* 1 11 a 'hdcRati* to tho coti*' lll“* hm* nu - t h inline' on tho
‘•'•‘ i "
floor. Ill» d if f e r e n c e s
J "
11 'h"!>
McConpell,
they
my
to
T R IP L E X ,
L !O T O R
me
me
FUEL
to
A g a in ,
ru in o u s
I
to
n a n n o r
and
L o ach .
r e c e iv e d
a r c
A ls o ,
y o u r
b u t
w o n d erfu l
th o
you
p le a s e
s e t t in g
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l e t
me
m e r its
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a
curluad
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C c c c *id t
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I r is h I
iiT B T ~ ii|
i s
th e
p ro d u cts
c o mme n d a t i o n .
Beginning Sunday
Evening ?.lay (Jlh.
jrow
an y
on
o f
Y o u rs
*
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l e t t e r
into a
R-
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11 d octrinal
L . , '* * '>' bad ibirinu' lln d r.rtu d l*ir. ‘l^ * . l " Kt'l her in Ibnitoji T t i c i b'Tilb Hry.
ticini, LVr , r l hecii notified ofu .'
° r ui»y cliHrti'imdV !* ^ ^ n e f l v'nid t.May
r t l o W , f' , ! *p,,|lm'd to dijratfy
y o u
(U u *in &
Company
m a rk e tin g .
th o
th o
tn -in ic in c
to d a y .
c o c g r u tu la to
you
o r
c o -o p e r a tio n
e x p lo it
in
w r ite
th in
o o .r v ic o / 3
v / h ich
w o n d e rfu l
N 0 -1 I0 X
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Kl p , b a n f o r p ; f l w i d a
The Sanford lieraKd
D-DID
S A T t m D A Y M A Y 3/ ttQS> ^
ii* *) oiwiiiAilidifin Itniec^cd'lin
• > .the Treasury. The taxpayer la
— I'Mlillahrd e m
n n r r s M s S|>rM
’* Vobberf whbn his contribution* Is'dl-*'
S is S s r a l Kimfiiril, 1’lurlds.
1
I I I 1I m i i « I I i A t r s s r ,
n a tio n a l verted trt any special'class or conw
R s ln r l »• «r r »»il
H « » » r e s ltrr
munity. If the citizens of the'
O rliib rr 3T, IBIW. a l (h e 1'o . lu lf lr r
Ml Hnitfuril, I'lnrl.ln, under act o f
United States could visualize the
Cangreo* o f Mnrrh a. IKST.
shameless selfishness that actu
ates such scheme* os the McNnryHaugcn hill they would take dras
tic action ngninst the legislators
*7.1X1 Mra. Clark I). 3tcarnH of Cocoanift Grove and made public by who betray them by trying to
M.an
legislation.
force through
•i.rs the friends of Mrs. Owen :n Miami.
Mr.
Coolidgc’x
address
Is a plain
ru.t3
'‘If I wore n Democrat I should certainly be proud to
intimntion that he will do all in
vote for the daughter o f William Jennings B ryan ,” l Mr. Ids power to frustrate these raids
Bnrron says in his letter, “not only because she must ihnve upon the Treasury.
Inherited and been trained in m any good principles of
The President’s' broad view of
Dc rloGrpcy, but because she is herself, a npble woman of American ‘Conditions was supple
gre it moral worth and uiiusunl capacity‘.for Service In pub mented J i y tile observations of
Mrs, Alfrod J . ’ 1 Rrosscau, presi*
lic ifc.
' "If it means anything to have women in our national del-general of the l>. A. It., in her
coificils the Democracy of this country could not find Mrsi opening nddHcss.' She spoke for:
the nanhood as well ns for the
Owen’s superior.
womanhood of America when she
___ "She is ambitious to serve her pnrty and her country, denounced "destructive idens re
•mninfrii n,lf* 1 think she should have, and will get, th at opportunity garding home, religion and Gov
rW rrJV liv.W ashington.”
ernment,!’ The heart of America
This statem ent coming from such a man is illustrative is found, and tho country is moving
of the respect in which Mrs. Owen is held and of the in in the right direction, hut minor
SATURDAY, MAY
fluence which will bo hers outside of her own district. Mr. ities composed of immoral, atheis
B IB L E V E R SE FOR TODAY
Barron is a Republican and was in disagreem ent.w ith m ost tic and pacifist elements are
of Mrs. Owen's fath er’s political principles, yet he can nprending po^cn to the best of
their ability. They are all of a
I »irt*
■I *s»
f*,s " H I
s o lid
It MU
J * Mt t
n . It
I l.niOl . |
1*1- I
.in r slf
'« * M V
-■.III** -i
.
.11 ,
ollbM 0
I 1;
recognize the value o { sending such a woman ns Ruth
B ryan Owen to Congress and feels th at Mrs. Owen while
being a "chip off the old block,” hns qualities of her own
which arc entirely different from those principles pro-
•: IfTTf
,Mlfd, and they ftock ^gctbn r, Thu
svrruptcra of ynulh_do nliC houC-r
Taw* to lie, as the,puqiD^ts do; und
\
'RRi.-OI!Wl* f 1 V
OtA renegadiv- *>f religion lose their
—
attachment to home and country I Rackets of tvan gubcrnitlor: •j nun iir w
when they lose their God.
, candidates have advised t: t.i g I t Ji;*u to c*»
wheat iw ).'.-•■• •
t •Vil
The D aughter of the American ! onto the haml'.va ;on.
lhi- v
Revolution are iff 11 fortunntc pos can't rid:* two lioniiws: <a. at
J
. j 'l l " ' Im n d i'it
ition to combat the triple-headed same time. Some candidate:! “.cm tni nil fee . • V
evil that manifests itself in im to hi able to riiie two vchii I
any appoint!.
• 1 . I ;,iin
morality, atheism, and pacifism. if going in the opposite ilircitintr.; artV iv . V. I ;v
r
The society, is organized, and cati i hut they urc more nimble crcat,.r.
not arc nVd •.1
>■
express the common will 0 r Amer I than the average man.
m atter whom i,r
l.e. U’e I
ican women from Miiinu l i Cali
tig*
next
gin
*'i*ti.
r
I <
Uc.iidja as n hoy, we got mute
fornia. Iz t it stand whore the fore
>1
fr.n running along hesid? the c im r i o ambition t 1 I
fathers stood, and fight to hold
<
»It
bandwagon laughing at tin* clown ' cnor" except a an
whnt they fought, to win. In the
may'he. \tV are ' t •'• t
'■■rated
up1
'
there
than
v
e
r
d
f
fetid atmosphere of siackcriam,
|niitic i, mid ■ if
dy d '
'pacifism, atheism, and imported possibly liu v tf'jo ltin ' iiilxilij,*' up in letpnpf r pul I: -h"* >«
h
with
th*'i'i.
\Vo’
feel
that
way
{morality it is refreshing to w e
pc ajilc of the stu'u n i * n il in
American womanhood banded in about tlir political hniujw a g o n .
Theiiis nu'ic fun patching ;'i • ideftion of their c riiei da i- •*
the good old-fashioned cause of
::t :ife i imlusitm < l.
d i '
antics from the ground.
r.ithc r •tjsm polltn I ■t t i
n
Why should any free self ic p
"i
ing Aint rican citizen he iiitluci: ' ! ii’> . liil tho.pdi f i i 1 'n .
The motorist who careful is, nm; in his voting by tin* prohahd' >
Relieving as we do thai : > 1
live long in the driviigf hiz— Ai of a winning bandwagon? is lj. important to the la'.-n
*
bnny Herald.
good citizen will he infiiicnccil I ? ii,i dale that they- und.
I
the clamor of the crowd or tb. d a carefully andmake r;
ri Uuhlo in ‘
The reason why they cull IheOi gestinnilations of the nan on top r iill - oil
filling stations i.: heenure all towns th.e blind wagon. It is a m atter of i.illiPr til,'tn Otl “clf-rorvjn.: <i
are being filltriJ wilh thj*m—Bruns principle with the good citizi n ;i •I n "it * nf rniitiidntr« m : t
he would rather cast his into for . l> :>I.- :■ wh ■ have axes !*■ t
wick Pilot.
iiTHK BANoA'AM-
we shall ntay «»ff tho Iqiu|*^
of any d M irin td ; I , mUaJ
■j <>i: Iniftpendcnlly. WoMtathar1
*'l;Tn than title will. ,l!|.
'And th a ip fjp lo hnd I., tv , i^ e
lain of tcldr cnndi<! »t.. r.nwti
t<> he sorry later. Tin* situation
Florida is <*iio calling fof :■ t ,r ,
unbiased judgment. .A mj*uk«
the govi rnorshlp will he \n»^i
ivnchinir thnn will appear on tM(
thought. The fillin ' f th?
depends very largely on wha
done in the Juno primary. A bj
wagon joy ride n<
ini jht t
disastrously. B etter lay offt^
wnpons, dcur voter.
Tick Tocl
Carlton and Iiutluuvay ait
busy as ever trying to convn
the people that neither of them
lit to lie a governor of Hoti
We would not go sis far ns t£
but it is o fro u rse an absolute
neither has any record of ac«
plishtncnt in public affairs ti
ranting his election to that n
I it;h
office. — St. IVtinba
'I t m e s .
Sanford’s hull tcnln seems to he
gathering strength and hecoinlng
more and more worthy of support.
Y es, politics does make strange
bcd-fcllows, ami sometimes a good
many blankets nre necessary to
cover up.
Peculiarly.
wrote, "Why should 1 llsti
what you -saj'rTt’hrn^IfW Jlf^
speaks so much louder?"
The old-fushiuned man culls *pocketbook n ' ‘wallet’’.—^Florida HiiritT nnil tho larger nowspapora ami magnzinus
Time*-Union. While most moddrn country nre among tlto.so tlmt* have 'cwIpmeU I
men refer to It as a-vacuum,
ktntcfiman.
*'
*
All of thi’HC things should impress tlu*
minds
Norman S. Stone Live CnmJi- tors of tin* Fourth Florida D istrict th at they have i
ilnto For County Judge—head lunity of obtaining the highest sort .of congrussiom
line ih Ft. Monde Leader. What by sending Ruth Bryan Owen to Congress. They si
Jdnd are you tmed to down there?
pass it by.
*
Lindbcrg says there is no truth
in tho rumor about his plans for
a hop to Europe this summer.
Hathaway stock rose to unprecedented height s yeslerThat young gentleman continues
to show his good sense.
day when I)r. Mackenzie withdrew from the gul lernatorial
Mackenzie Withdraws
Among those who attended the
Rhrine Convention, in addition to
"Goof” Boyle, wns William 8.
Brock, one o f the fliers who took
the “Pride of Detroit" uruund the
world.
Al Hmitli zuppnrt.*i» an- jubi
lant but Al Smith has nut made
the required two-thirds majority
y et; ntul McAdoo in the I’. '- l con
vention ut one time had mme li. lc
gales tliun Smith now hits, hut
wasn’t nominated.
!nu. he... would
— .........e
legitimate
race and announcedi that
use every
to
aid
in
the
election
of
the
Road
De
means he possessed
..............
1 ‘
is
governor
of
this
state.
The
.strength
purtment chairman
of no candidate in any nice with which we are fam iliar
has suffered so many fluctuations as has that of Dr< Hatha>r\<
way. ,
nnouncemciYtp'im onzounl ,u f ,, buy
A i t no tithe of Ids a
record as a road builder andhis stale wide popularity, he
shot.
Shortly afterw ard,
was. almost a hundred to mu
ante out with bis famous
however, when Doyle Carlton
waver. A ml when the nucharges, the market began I >.i lieinm bis Mieei li-making
table Doctor took the slump
campaign, il dropped out of i
With almost superluimai
retrenching, bolstering liimsi
come-back. At first ussumin
thou”— ors at least, as holv
to take any notice of these d
tented himself with such ref
wrong ?”
------ ICiU»eg-4 ho-+n^eeD*m-<*t—
Emory S.. Martin, candulule foi
comptroller, came in to see us F ri
day. We gathered from what he
had to any that he if a supporter
of Sidney J . Cat Is. W’e earnestly
urge all the C alls followers to
Vote for Mr. Marlin.
Mrs. William I .yon .I,Ii»'I|>h, ii
ColonirjF ,'biinc. anil wife of tlu*
: howl uf i* .' English lU'parlmuni <>1
’ Yolo University,
recently r«„* signed from the D. A. It because
she believes it is time, she says,
"to resign te piutcst our patri
otism."
The thing fur the gubernatorial
candiilutcs to do is to get together
and formulate some plan tor the
decisive defeat of Uutts. We buliotntiie only way this cun he done is
fo r some of them to wit lull a * (yid
If they hlneerely have the welfare,
of Flor^Uu Pt heart some of theip
Ernest Amos, stfile controller;
oral a visitor in Ocala yesterday.
Mr. Amos is closely confined >.»
h it office in Tullehassee l»y 8fficial duties hut occasionally finds
time to get away over the weekjend to visit with his frlendj in
'various p ails of the stale In fur*
thtraiue of his cumiiducy for reelection und say* he
receiving
assurances on every hgnd that the
people of Florida will give him a
substantial majority tn the June
primary. Marion county will unundoubtedly express Its confidence
in Mr. Amos’ administration at the
June primary, the general public
having a a epted the iceorumcndation df its liankeis, all n( whom
■
tire s. G et rid «*l th e r i 'k <d Id m v -o u t-, skids an»
in n irtu re s w h ich i;nint'.,froui d riv in g w orn tin -ju s t as y o u ' tu rn in*' a n 'o ld a u to m o b ile fo r ;
new o n e — you ra n now " h in t in
v o u r used lire
fo r new (ro o d rie h S il\ e rlo u n s.
N o
T u t k
c a n
( ) m
:i t
Y o u
m o iti;!
No tin1 can oft"t*r von more than you *iri in fre.-h
new Goodrich SilvtTlowna.
— trr— hi
campaign, or an awakening on his part, has recently im
pulled him to take notice of charges against his record il
«*I'fi..,.
\'ni imlv Ims la* nrocured the services of men win
lean talk to take tho stump in bis hclialt, i>
prepared a \ e i v complete eireular which
tically all of the ( ’at Hon charges. We now,
H athaw ay’s word against ('ailtonV .
this cam
lint nothing vvhii b has happened so la
destiny
paigo lias had so powerful an efte d in Hath
t a great
as Dr. M ackenzie’s slalcnicnl yestertlav. v1
many other things, he said:
"A grave crisis lias arisen in the politic
this, our beloved state. No nation, in pnlili
thereof can truly prosper which turns awt
wickedness from God. tlie giver of all prosper
'gubernatorial candidate, in his platform, pn
wide the gates of destiny in Florida to the >
that prey: |o put its future into the selfish el
of (iu> children of the dark. Tlmt righteou
perish from this flowcrland. Unit evil forces
the m iiis of healthy growth and decency, 1 }
the opportunity to patriotically rise above
and political ambitions to do my utmost in
clean movement for the common good.”
Dr. Mackenzie is well known in this section of the
state, while hitherto Hathaway's strength has been the
weakest and Carlton followers prevail in greatest num
bers. Had Dr. Mackenzie rem ained. jit the race he un
doubtedly would have received a substantial vote in this
county. As it is. in view of the l.eeslmrg m ayor’s un
sullied reputation for honesty and his support of Dr. H atha
way, many citizens will be inclined to discount much which
lias been said against (lie Road Department.
No tread has a stronger, firmer grii) on wr.l
lavements or on muddy country road
in n i in your
uni tirrs nore,
No tre.1t! gives you greater freedom from uneven,
choppy wear, than you get in the famous hingecenter tread of Goodrich Silvertow ns
4:t ( -uni prices,
nf any G ood
rich d ealer's
ti lr r e ytnt sec
IIr.s M^ru
No lire lias tougher ruhher than Silverlowns—
heeaiise tliey are cured from iu>itle and outside
both hy the Goodrich Water Cure.
Ami no tire has more uniform strength than the
carcass of GtMMlrieli Silverlowns— made from eortls,
which are accurately matched for stretch, and
ruhber-i/.cd to protect them from internal friction.
A HGSINI.SS P RO PO SI TI ON
FO R US — FOR Y o ir
Thorn is always a market for used tires— re-eondilioned or re-treaded. If we get them before
they blow’ out, wo can get the money out of your
old tires but i f you let them blow out— they’re
only worth "ju n k ” prices. Turn in your old tires
now, for good prices, at any Goodrich dealer's
where you see this sign..
z" 'itI
H
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i m
AMERICANISM
WA8IIIKGTON COST
p e l ft*i n t e d
public service when he reniindcd
tiie country, through Ids address
to the Daughters of the American
Revolution, thsOft^nv United 511110!.
niUPt stiuifLl|Mi the Imnidatkms
laid by. iU TJpifljer.t if it is t'i> bn*
dure. He m.nicd' local self-govern
ment as the inspiring principle of
the Revolution, and he exhorted
his hearers to op pose the modern
tendency to drift avyuy from that
principle. The growth of bureau
cracy, tlu- attempt of selfish inter
ests and sections to obtain s|K*ciui
fovorr frodi the Government, tlu*
den'*mU'fnais the Governmont shall
go fnfo liusiness, the readiness of
the Ktates to soil their independ
ent# for a Goeernnieut nppmnria•!U
. ___ ..Il
i
Ia V a!
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i und* menu'* rulo thst maJo and
\
G et c re d it for all th e u m i-e d m ileag e in yniii
vuntiigus-jluu'uub the Govcnimviit
lMliti< ai CuMltTpuvS been formed
wideh have for their oliject * tlu*
granting uf favors to groups and
communities al the expense of tin*
whole people. The MeNnry-lluugen
hill fulls within this category, and
while Mr. Coolidgt* did not. men
tion it, there cun he no doubt that
Ite hud it in mind us one of the
most vicious examples of the per
version id governmental functions.
It is an attempt to place the
United States Treasury behind a
separate industry, so that this in
dustry shall be financed by all
other industries and all other clas
ses of citizens.
.
C.** E. M Y E R S, PR E SID E N T
CORNER FIR ?! AND EL
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THE SANFORD H ER A LD , SANFORD, FLO RID A,
k t 'The Chuches
HO. V ( ROSS CHURCH
|Office Telephone 148 SIRS. F R E D , S. D A IG ER , Society Editor Residence
TcL 37.
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(W elfare Department Hathaway Appoints j
Entertains Woman’s’ Derby County Aide
! Club On Wednesday Clyde Derby, Sanford eltlien
Social
11Calendar
’
Merchants' o f , FWbounx*, '.Aua- „
tralia' have itaH rd fV fh a d fet" t h r ' *
LONDON, May & — (IN S )— unemployed.
Engaged eight year* ago— than
JA C K SO N V ILLE — * 1.000,001
a break through fore* of circum
new
St. Vlncent’a Hospital at fool
stances ending In one o f the par
ties sailing fo r Am erica— and now of Barra S treet opened.
Madeleine Seymour, well-known
•M.
ltl
actress and Philip Strange, actor,
4|it
are to be reunited.
E g h t years ago the couple ware
■4
playing in "W ho’a H ooper?" at'th e
I Ilf.’
AdelphI Theatre, London. There
was a secret engagement then,
Ilo«t Glboon
• ■
but it was
broken off, and
■
Strange, who had previously been
* e*4C1,
In
c..l
an
officer In the G reiiad er
(
* n i.
Guards, sailed for America, where
"TUB TRICK O F H E A im r .
he rose from an unknown actor to
I, . . I
S|I»M
rl ••>•» #1 ■*
.1a prominent film star, becoming
-KING
OF
THE
JUf*GLK7
* %* .l-l
Pola Negri’s leading man.
**N'8
Ijist month he returned to Eng
••J i•«i.-,
*
land. lie met Miss Seymour again
"KOKO THE KID r■»»t«H
OH H *«,
and they fell in love all oWr
’ » *.t, . j
, ON'
again. They will lie married in
Linden before Strange returns to
America to fulfill his tnov'.c en-1
gagements.
--------who spoke for Dr. Fons A. Hath
The regular monthly business
away at the political rally at Al
Y. HAS MEETING
meeting of the Woman's Cluft tamonte Springs this week, today
was held on Wednesday aftcr- announced his appointment as the
Thursday night. May " r J . a
noon with a good attendance. In road chairman's campaign mana
Community Program was held at
the absence of the president the ger in Seminole County. Mr. Derby
The members of the Tuesday the Longwood City Hall under the
meeting was presided ov er.o y said he would take charge of the
auspices
cf'th
e
Y.
M.
C.
A.
Pioneer
Duplicate Bridge Club were guests
Boys of IxingWoud.
the first vice-president, Mrs. C ar Hathaway campaign here immed
of Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Tuesday
rie G. Willis. .
C. D. Wolfe, County Y. M. C, A.
iately. ”1 feel sure,” he said, "that
evening at her home on Evans
‘Reports from all departments the people of Seminole County who
Gcniral Secretary, was introduced
Street.
SATURDAY
and chairmen showed that the have heard Dr. Hathaway s]>eak
Quantities of gailardia and ferns by Major Walker of Longwn d. Mr
„•« Suiry Hour a t 10
work uf the "club is being carried will be only too glad to back my
FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH
were used in decorating the rooms Wolfe then took charge of the fidtt the I-iDrary
lowing program, which was enjoy
on a.-- -planned, and the year’s effort to have this county choose
Jtpr* G. vharon will enter- where the members assembled for ed by a large gather ng:
work. which is drawing to a close the right man in the race for gov
W. P. Buhrman. Pastor.
the games.
7membtrs of the Saturday
Introduction, W. .<. K ntim ingcr;
This is the i losing day o f our will be closed most satisfactorily. ernor.”
When all the boards had been
bridge Club.
Demonstration of Pioneer Kit - revival meeting: large audiences
Announcement was made of the
played, scores were added and it
MONDAY
was found that
Mrs. George ual, Longwood Pienctrs. under and very helpful scrvVes nre ex minting of the County Federa
FINDS NEW LIQUOR
pected l.y ail. Dr, Bridgers will tion of Woman’s Clubs which will
E'f Mif denary Society of Knight, Mrs. La .Verne Hurt, Mrfs. directron of Bob Eddington.
Community Singing.
preach ni both the morning and be held in this City an Saturday
Christian Church will W alter Coleman and Mrs. Harry
EDINBURGH, May 5— (IN S )—
One-Act Comedy, Luther Davis evening h lun, and Lynn Elder* May
PJth Hanford
Woman’s A new liqour called Drambuie,
jlr -. II. E. Weekly at 15. Lewis were holders e'f highest
and David Van Ness, of Sanford. .dge will ring.
Club wi l 1*. the. hostesses.
produced in Scotland from a 200*
kr Avenue, at .1:00 o’clock, stores,, nnd were presented dainty
Address on Y. M. C. A. Wi ik.
At the c'.ose of the business year-old rreipe, has ju st made its
.Sunday school, t*:30 A. M., R. W.
attendance is desired.
. j hand made handkerchiefs.
II. C. Du Bos*, of Sanford.
sessi.ui, the program for the af* appearance on the tables of conWan Superintendent.
Later in the evening the host
r business meeting of the
Community Singing,
UTi'.oott which, was arranged by noi.teure.
ess
served
refreshments
of
brick
Preaching,
11
A.
>L.
by
Dr.
.Table tennis in England has he*
'i Guild of the Holy Cross.
Saw Solo, Harold B’.-oth i f
devotional J the Music anil W elfare depart
'ice
cream
anil
angel
food
mhc.
.
Epwortii
league
The recipe for Drambuie was come so strenuous that, those over
,1 Church "will be held at
ment.-- was greatly enjoyed..“Tri* giving to one ef the Mnckinnons 1 40 are regarded ns being too eld
Those enjoying this- interesting Sanford. *
Luther Bridger-.
■cjy t at the Pari-h House.
Black Face Act, Jam es Steaklej
' uniphal March,” by Harriet Ware of Skye by n follower of Prince for first-rank players,
.game were Mr>. M. S. Wiggins,
mettitigs, 7 P. M.
Organ Club will meet at Mrs. Hurry H. Lewis, Mrs. Char and Harry Tiller nf Pm la.
E\itiir.g preaching
.-ervice, 8 was sung by Mrs. Leak, Mfs. t'bailie in 1745. It has been a scCommunity Singing.
t ef Mrs. 1. E .'E strid g e on les E. Henry, Mis. W alter S.
Colelough and Mr*„ B. C. Hoore rrx-t ever since- It is composed of
BriJgers.
Pyramid
Build ng.
Eighteen
iflle Avenue.
accompanied by Mrs. Seth Wood- 1 0;,| whiskey, heather lioney and
Coleman, Mr-. Ralph W ig h t,,Mrs.
u’clork:
srnnot)
by
,
Dr.
Luthet
ruff. This song ha*-- been adopted herbs.
- “t
• TUESDAY
C. Benson. Mi.-. George W. Sanford Boys.
3 J’.- 11
Mixing Games. Everybody.
Drambuie is a contraction of tlie
We dnesday,' by the General Federation and
Prayer
meeting!
C A Douglass will e n te r Knight and Mrs. La Verne H urt.’
At the eonelusii *i nf the pro
Gaelic "An Dram Huidhcad” which
— '
‘ is being -ling by all flub-.
lurch* a at one o’clock at
gram, twenty gallon- of chicken
Mrs. \V. p. Stone, on of Son- i signifies th e J ’drink that •satisfies*."
T. A. Meets
ixe "Tli*- Dines,*' on Sanford
CONGREGATION
AL
t
HI
III
It
pilleau were served to the adults
’ * 317 W . F ir s t S t.
ford's most gifted readers de}„ coring Mrs. Donald P
and ice cream for the children, the
►I arid member* of bath
C orn orP aik Avenue and 3rd S t. . liclited the audience with two sel’ ,
On Thursday afternoon the reg- refreshments Wing provided by the
j arid mwly elected board f ulai meeting of the West Side | Base Ball Team id Long wood.
lie*. John Bctnard R"ot, Minis I petions. The first was one of the
1 Ptiirod stories ami the la-t "The
rsif the Woman'.- Club.
ter
Parent Teachers Association was
Church School
tt:4f*. Seven Age.- of Man." which was
Jt, i nrtm enl
of
the In hi at the West Side Primary
TO GIVE PltlK.RAM
given by* special request.
Moining Wor-htp
11:00
r.j t ' l ;!. will have re gula r School with the chairmarf Mrs.
1 5irs Stone is a great favorite]
Monday Night, May 7th. 7 ;-to P.
Speaker A. B. Jo in -.
felly bridge p a r ty a t 2:!50 It. M. Lees n presiding. Routine*
and her selections always give:
ilr
Subject, "Near East Relief."
[it the (la', house wipi Mr
business was carried out when re M., a Community Program will bt.
held
in
the
Paula
S*hou!
House,
Christian Endcnv -r
7:00 much * i Ira -tiro. A violin deut
IMei-.h Mrs Clarke Lcon- ports of tht work done during the
South Side Primary School
"Dawn of Tomorrow" was the
under the Auspic*.- of the V. M. * .
Speaker. Rev. R H. Booth.
li -Mr* Charles l W e ll Jr.. past month were tead by the offic
pretty
se’ection
given
by
Virgin
A.
Pioneei
Boys
"f
Pada
The
fol
Firat Chriallan Church
Evening St .vice
K:00.
ers and n nimittee chairmen.
ia
McDaniel
add’Claude
Herndon,
lowing
program
will
b,eiijiyeii:
Following the business session,
,f the First
J
Introdueticn, M Hniisrn.
accompanied by Elizabeth Clark.
i 111
FIR ST CHRISTIAN C
lll RCH
[). vd will m eii o tjJs.’iO the discussion c f tht- op eretta1 Demon-1ration -of Pioneer RitThe hostesses for the iiftcrn joa
“Spring"
took
place.
It
was
d
c
-,
! 11
’ rrh.
vverr
-Mr*:'’Lrakr-M rs.^^lebsujrh,
uni,
Paoln
Bays,
IJe.r
Id
Ka’-tne*-;
eided to present this interesting
South Side Seh U<•1
- nf t
I're-byter
and Mrs. C K. Myers. Dainty rf’‘*
a ffa ir on May 1 i at the Junior Leader.
1.tiIi and Palmetto A\e.
a;
1 d w ;li have picnic
Community Sing ng.
freshmen*.- we.-e served during
High School
Hide School Pit*. A. M.
HX.DR, J . C, U O W E U ,
Fixing
Games,
Everyb
Mr* Fred T. Wil-'d
'
■
will have to know what you are
A social P.’MikI followed the bus- i
Sermon "Jesu s Wniehing the 1 the s.H-ial half hour that clu-ml
Stunt-,
The
Boy-.
i ' i . - ' iiI Lake. All mcm
incs- pur* ,,f the meeting at wliiih
200 West (lore Ave.
Tli liellt V
Comimiiiity Sing ng
’ ■i met t at tin time the ho-te-M - Mis. J . It. How
Orlando, Florida
M.
Chi*-tuiii
Endeavor
7
nd
I*.
Saw
S!.
.
Hnio
.l
R
.
-t
i
i t I.. l >t liU K.ard. Mrs." >. i Wilson m l Mr».
Evening
Svrviit
('ll
I*.
M
fold.
tv | UM iSDAY
Ambulant P roctology
rte-l iifrerhmeiit.*
I.
haf*
-et moo, "Men V\ h * Wnr.tr
At t! e i on
■ . f ti
pi
- and holm mail
. il meeting •■( the of In n I. a i
gi .im, left i - lim n,', of
no go ! ' H. 11.”
As an illustration of what can
■
.its meal
of 1(u .-ate
and cak,- will I e m i \i .1, I he rt •
Dr C K. Wyatt "f Daytona ' ltu-im— londitionn in Sanford he done with thin form of treat
i
' till i.’i ! ii k.
111 -htia -it
11 .ng 1 1 " . id. J I.*, Rea 11 will be ll'.e sjnaker at ho'.h are on the (ipgtadi* in the opinion ment. a dear old lady, age 70.
P uli To lla ti Dinner
.11
Indie- <f lilt- i otninuiiit.
-i 11 li’i - ,tr the day Al .'5:00 P M ,,f A F.
F < hurvhividl, *‘»e of the widow of a New England hanker
;.( the Miking The.’ilei
f t!ie 12 Churchvvidl ritmr in for treatment complaining
oil net Ti,. l.itvl ui e D< pal t no lit >'f
of having had a slight stroke
W ill’. ! 11,11
ilk I I’" ' I-'.I .
II
I mid I ecturr Vnnoiiioi- I
iH'.'igiu
and I l"rid:i Mr.
tu
n
in
U m e » Club u ill i i , - , t !.
p
h I In mo; n Chiir.Jw" I i ami lieie to I ok over crntlv and n hemorrhage in Ihe'
la dial i and AI.
<•11
s at
III Itle111e- <-n
I i
•it til
, li'i'lnii'. food il,-play and mg ai d I.'-citing .-el'viei • will In lh, -itnatoti and anl lie noti.eil a right rye. Her hknwl pressure had'
beep as high a* 200 millimeters nf
i . t '- f |* 'da..' riel <ntli. is ,t!i .,n Hi
lo li-llal n will 1 gi 0 ,.t it
hi hi i i tl,,- Suu'.li Side >* 1 ' d i* - ii, at tee. .mpriivenient whlih he Ih1- im-rrurv she was cons rip,* ted
(■•Tti,;,! <i ' !.< i Kin h member <'f lb. i ity il.,11
,
:
h
J.ini
>r
IIigh
I
•
•
•
1
\uiliti.....
.
:
ono
i,
,i
st.
Ill
!-•' held at
1leviv- » :o-vi » the eity " recovering hud hern for many yesrs.
Shr
! •<I a r : nn id ha the privilege •d Illglit I l l ' l l
I! Ml Ft l i .11 el •l|
l o.l ,u mi.teti to attend these from it- -lump Mr. t luirilivvell had recently gone through a fa
it:* i11pit one guest.
land
\ li lot 111-' 'Tl ll ill l-e M l 11 d ■>r \i. e1
■f tt < M<
Mill! I o odious Ili tl-i il -tele heie mous hospital for observation and
Tie dinner vi dl lie al l n 1 •d following the ...... I 4’" pin,. a d
in" a all
\ hi
V-a - an O'lleiit O'll m the improve diagnosis and in the end, all they
P . i Kd< I1 -u -e *,t -i \i n
)ot V atld di .ii 'Us l rat on' 1'I Mi I . iiii. -a I
nupt
of vyndijjoiis. A -«1 which ^could 1 rIt her was that hrr condi
n ill be followed by ri program of all those who had <
:n ii invtia
tion was serious and they could
F IR S T B \1T1ST t ’l l I ’RCH
lt3F lift*:i 1111hiuufCiI then show.- un recommend only a lax-five.
t ".ists with Mis J •-tm Leonanly
ii, r
•rdi.il!
d t,
iiuuMi^cd huyinir power among
toast mistress.
She * i i given a complete diMi
y-ur.dav -i honl '.'-."ill A. M.
Snilford Reddents.
The iiimnuttie in timige of aivulsion of the rectum, her hemor
11
M ii ir g Vs11 -hip ami seiinui
( i. ■
rhoids and prolapses of the rectum
,at g, nn ni- eoiiM-i- of Mr.-. Elmer
irr le Holds 'Ii 1 1irig
\ M ei moil suhji rt. "Light ' r
Judge Wallace Wright it turned were treated by the injection
D Bail, Mi- It* -I T. \\ illian
\ im Darkness of Toduy ami f< r home,
Friday
fr. in Titusv llc method, shr was given an inter
r
ri, a vi
Mrs I led II W Lou. Mr-. R. l.i
M -! i limy aide ti wi !
ell
\H the T '.la y -"
ni. t I In 11 i<| Blownlre and Mj- R A W it -ton.
nal mrsllrated hath, and plaeed nn
where he has been holding court.
ti n -ting meet ng •f the n . ; i „
a special diet. Two days after
t
-in
g
I*e,
pli
Unions
7.l->
l!,, Basket.
Mt ndu r- wishing
iilteml m:ty l uita i Circle of the h i- l I latt -t
lamminly teiivis ward her blood pressure was down
Miss
I
tll’*hc
Fietan
g
e
ii.ee
a
ii'elink.
1 ItIDAY
...like i , .-i i vat * *n- f**( ihi insvlier t'burril Was held \\ <-»ir , -<iay e t! i l •
1 l\e llllliUVi - preludv
) loir Sunday evi iiittg fot Palatka where to 110 for the high mark and HO
1 hav e dinner :■( m l guests bv ti I* phoning uny noun at the church with Mr- w r.
( Polee f -r
l on-table Kmlmv, slie will spend a week vis ting fur the low mark. She was having
Woman's CUl. inembtr o f the committiv i* : i, i e Dunawiiy and Mrs. I. I! I!i
igg atwo or ’ hrre natural Imwel move
Bryan, Smith. Tale. Wilcox, or relatives.
. Mr -. 1 . . .1 R May ninth
h p tesse.-.
ments a day and wraa very happy,!
Vnkciy ?
I inn r Ball. .Mi
The elurk looms Vijiviv tl<
indeed, over her grnrral well he-',
M
u,
L.
A.—
ll.iugla:.—
tlluiltfti
;ih;iv
;
—
mdoiTyP
p
-t*X T iF ttrm m -X T r
.i u r . in her rUhservailVT
inj{. tLater,
mg was held vv( re I'J Igld i'd |----r et ni'TTT
home F r day from Tampa vvlie re
New
Engl--”
’ «**•' -he said “ I
•I eamg Toward the Eternal
oa.intdies of Spring lb,
Chun h family hour and prayer she s|H'lil a shr,rt time ns the guest think whal y.vu have done for me
'•>■ Cross l!p
BU D A PEST. May • »1NS >
fgrns.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
P.
Smith.
is almost a miracle."
Il dd meeting I More than a IhoU-and po'ple uie
Mis. Charles F M ai-iiall, ( ili It nueting Wednesday evenin'.' ’s
,’eloek.
o i lm I. at tin j still living in the underground city* chairman
the
presided
uvei
Mrs. W alter S. Coleman, Miv
The First Baptist Church warm
] of Budatelt n>, not ar fioni here, in business session when i ■lit lie
Hurry 11. Lewis nnd Mrs. George
i II inte^taii i.iverm- built be'ieatb a ntnetery. conclusion of busiiu*.*-, tlm meet- ly welcomes visitors, and citizen* D. Bishop left Friday for Tampa J
the l.ittiip h iti
The caves vvite re-cited to a- ing was tunil'll over to Mrs. u. r . who have no church home.
where they will join Mi Coleman
home ni l.atire. fai bi.ik ns tlie yeai IS IS during a Moore unil Mrs Sidney J. Nix. wI
end-spend the week-end
IJI'JS
MW
bud flood in tiiu regi"«<. Sinee the had churgi of tiie study cliir-s.
L ate in thi- aftcrniioii tlutone n soft and i hall. l,ki it vva.v
Mrs. J . M. DreMier. wlio ha* Isi’tl
Christiuii Science serviced u»c
- -4*c« M-rvi it icm on u ili, <ul.i- :• It III t
easy
to
i
at
ve
fiir
nil
tire
as
well
us
the guest of Mrs. M. Kronen -‘l
p. L e e
In-Id rv e ry Sum lay m oniini; ;ii thu
|it:!i holm wbicli. i! -.ml ate vciy riilolw t h o .
lie i home .on K. H'lh Ht. for tin
U l‘|P W mint tt* h Club. II1Tt Utik A vr, tit last two weeks, left yeaterday* for
atl4'miuii'-4<
M em bers in
warm in wild, i anil tin eoiitrary in
Scliaol
at
10
Mi>
M ar-hull.
II o’clo ck : Sum lay
Mt>. Churb> F
summer,
tor home ut Daytona Bench.
t inn- o ’clock, S u b ic c t
WF
fo r to inorr iw :
Tli, muyor 4,f tin- little i oiumui, y iiincy .1 Nix. Mi
illy delight ful
I.. "Adam and Fallen Man."
Mrs. Maggie
M <rrison nnd
in,<>
• k VVUS t hill 'if ity inl.abU” the "highi'1 region-." iiwav, Mr- K. J . Ti<> l<*r. Mi
V'.edn,-day ev’eliiog
serviee- diiugblrr Miss llcrtlia Morrison of
I! I'tnigg, Mi- W II Hand. Mr
wHen Mr.i. AI living on t f.■ ( ,g wf tin* <aii testimonies "f Fiiliilku umved here Saturday l"
Tlie inlaid mortality late i* ii t .dome, Mts. I li Esliulge wJiieh inelude
• i ^ u ii'id the
Siiuci Bridge i.itlu'1 high b ,t ami .nil longevity Mis. T h Roll. Mrs N. J . Dugg»< Ch.istiun Seieiiee healing are uL" I %ml the week-end ns the guests
,Mis. I 1* llossey. M i-, 15 l, Melh held in the Woman's Club at 7 <-f the former’s si ter Mt- * t,*rk<<
,n Higiil ii J is till' loll- among the intuit *. 1 he
principal industry is the culture nf vin. Mis, R II Atoli i -mi, M(- I. *, eloek.
lonciturdy tit her home in Mayfair.
L. CJnoeh. Mrs. A D. Rns,ei. Mis
This Chinch maintains a re<*
i l r.igr.inl as- <r: mushroom- in the und*i ground
Flynn Viiti*< and Mr.- A I Wall,
I; ailing Room, 517 I'iist National
of
London has a revival *>f obi optr
*
/ If
tloivi-is loeluding •il VBank Building, where , the Bibb
i r.
<»'.,g<ins, verbena*,,
nnd all aiilltoi tied > Chrititiun Sri
Leipzig, Gei many, hud its first
1 biikspurs were used
in n literature may be lead, bor
th
y
^prujK,uuln
show
• I* ivvls aliout the
rowed, <t piirvhiisid. Open Wed
the games were p lay
nesilay nnd Saturday from :t t >
Uln
P M
' " I'Uig vvit It tile di't
All ate welcome t>> attend tlie
u'*< ii-i-d for the games
service* and In mnke use of tlie
in ti,, "sual number of pr»»
Reading Room.
l#1' had Iteen played.
/ r ’ l* scon*, a pyrex
PJ're: bak!‘*,h<
vvan Aiv Mrs. Clyde
Mrs. Roy Chittenden
Gives Bridge Party
Fourth Sunday after Easter.
Church School. P:45 A. M.
liely i mm union and Sermon
U:0n A. M.
Evening Pi iye.* and Sermon.
5:00 P. M
Yount Peoples Service leagu e.
0:30 P. M.
Wednesday evening, Rector's
Bih’e Class, 8:00 P. M.
MGEfm
S A T U R D A Y M A Y & 1028
PRINCESS
Everj' loyal citizen
should attend Mass
Meeting , Tuesday
night.
Health
HINTS
If you are in need of
a watch now- or a
diamond for future
use I am making a
very special price on
them. *
Peter E. Ahearn
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesday
Night City Hall
D aily Ftshion H int
in, games lia.l hern con*
^ *1 , in.stess served refresh' ' (--isting
of congealed
!-*'-e
undwiehes, .-aliinrs,
|p 4,;i| i. rt|
'ri'ig' pluygra included Mrs.
Mrs James L. Well*,
r- •'" |i,"i M, isch, Mrs, Hrax
j
' ,r s - Raymond G.
■ r ‘ -1 oi' iett Me Call, Mrs.
' r and Mrs. \V. W.
PRINCESS
Feel Miserable
This Spring?
A dults 5!>c
MON DAY
Children 25c
Continuous* I to 11 P. 5L
T o Bo W ell Y o u r K idneya
M u st F u n c tio n P ro p orly.
CPRIN G find you l,«d . nervoo*
O and dcpre*»ed? Aie you
n,nJ
achy, subject to MgRing bochivchc.
Hiowiy he*d*clicj and ' ,rcy »P*W*
Arc kidoey encretions too brijuent.
„*n ly or Iwmin* in passageJ
ollen this indicate* duggiui kulncye
ami .houklfi t be Deglectnl.
floaty t f*i//jv • etimulant diuteUc.
i-v-mse tlie accretion ol the kidneye
and thui aid in the elimination ol
f oo; <r huji ixtunit'd from
"""Ci Ii,. hticv been attend
r • M,111,11 rs Cciuvcntic
v .s tc ,n.|>unt*~-fbion * are cmdoiacd
rvtrys* here A*k !A>uc nc/f/ikocf, ^
50,000 U so ratn d o rso D o a n ’s:
J ’RINCIiSS
i l l E*
St**
Qt M Abi>h*m< M
|r*: ,,H***y
Tii-o*d*AVbk><b“ r»
1
Um7
V.t,en
. my Uek (»u*e4
Wl. I
•' "OM AN ’S WAV’
cotnetlic*
" a h .\p i »v t r i o **
v
«tid
ilA N K LR’S
d a u g h t e r *'
*
• SIMPLE AND PRA C TIC A L
Fad lion addv cubufili w.W‘h
coin foil to undergarments fo rg iri'.
but she Still keepI them as sum •»
nowiblc. Thi* sltp Ius the front ana
Cork cut in" front Uic underarm seal ns
w t i u t the lower e d g e may (k gatbcred and attached m
VI UfdJuu, m e revjuirei 2)6 yard* JO-------- x . rr ■*“ *■
^SS^ St
, DJ I CO!.Id t.«<dl, altoifktcn.
t
h.J ,u t «4 up lOtt.lt to |>at ISt V.d.-r
•«» >h*> **•'* f " * “ J1 L7“,n,M.
Pill* r*4 mt ot too hoc
1041LAltd tl- kwimr *.ot«-Uriljr.
D O A N ’S
P IL L S
60c
ASTtHCLAVT DIURETIC .H ktDNEVS
tuttir MU*--" Ca HlgCXcw.awUta.HY
flR5T PLAYED ATj« l t I 5 I B U I I G W4'THB T*AR IJ^>
And Given There ReguUrly^Since the Year 1600
C H R 1ST U 8W JUDAS
Portrayed by .
ADOLPH u d GEORGE ®
-
««wnp r»os
M 9 t i A C UDirected
T ^ -t j**______
imjotas“ v*
.DIMITRI BUgHOWEIZW.
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‘The Big Hypocrite”
De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
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bib
HEAR - - - - W Y A T T
The place to build your home
Kntcrtnins
With lirid^e l*art>
K tlrfr
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iv*»tn
HOI I *
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Loch Arbor
Conditions Better
' Savs Store 0 \s ner
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Trade Figures |Show Tliat
Orient Consumes Over, 15
Percent O f U. S. Exports
jly a Jio u & K T v iS . .TlftORWttURGlI
ijilttrtation n l- News- -fck'rvJe®-. tila ff
\
.H
!r
Itim iig R a lly
W h ic h
N e ts F o u r B u n d A n d
11
jW f c s G a m e F o r F e d s
!lK Play Nips.
d ery
F ed s
P u m m el
H u s tle r H u r le r
F o r Gcno Snrazen, Tommy Armour,
T h ir te e n
S a f e H i t s Jimmy. Dames, I-arry Nubholtz
and Bill Mchlhom—are repre
sentative
of prccccding visitations
M IA M I, May 6.— (Special)—A
that brought back the title in 1921,
bunch' d * ala glca coupled with a 1922, 1924, 1925, 1920 and 1927.
perfect ea eriflca in the sixth Inn Y et tho British have undergone n
ing brought in four runs and won freudian alteration of viewpoint
fo r Sanford's Celery Feds yester- since Hngan, the American bell
dpxover-U io Miami Hustlers, & to wether, thrust that arrogant chin
of his out to take, receive, accept
Sr. •
Hathaway, pitching fo r San and otherwise become heir to thut
ford, held the Hustlers In check 18 and 17 defent at Moor Park
until the lest inning when two Mi Inst week. No longer do the B rit
ami runs oozed across tha plate. A ish look forward to ono of those
fa s t double play by Sanford ended "f^orious defeats" or "moral
the game,
victories." They have tasted Amcri
3anfprd scored first In the sec can blood for the first time during
ond inning when Culhrcnth singled, this pOBt-war era and have found
atoU second aKd went homo op it rather palatublc.
Wa/reu’a single. Miami scored
In consequence, w0 have been re
once in tho fourth, squaring tho galed with stories to the effect
thut Compston and Abe Mitchell
have been hold reigning choice
for thimpen at odds of'7"M 5. Now
psutly poor playing on Miami’s -you tell one and I insist thut It In*
a)de. Finable led the FodB o ff with ne of your best. No golfer—not
A sipgle, Barker sacrificed. Then oven the great Jones himself—is
aipKles.by Culbhcnth, W arren, Top- worth more than four or five to
pino and Hathaway boosted four one In any given championship and,
if you think those British boukruns across tho plate.
tnukers
are the kind of blighters
Sanford hold the edgo nt bat
who like to dabble in statistical in
over tho Hustlers. Tho Feds glean
novations, then I suggest (hat you
ed a total o f 13 hits off Fergus,
go right up to one of them and ask
while the Hustlers were struggling
him to give you the right time for
to plfk six o ff Hathaway's curves. nothing.
Today, the third gamo of the scr
The British figure these things
ies is scheduled.
no closer than u handcuff. They
The Fedg arc now two games be do so, first, because they are B rit
hind the Sheriffs of West Palm ish and, second, because they have
Beach. I f tho Beach Boys lose and to handle a tremendous play on
the Feds win today they will go any spurt event and naturally they
Into a tie for first plucu.
can't afford to find some'ittranger's
Box score:
band ■completely .lurrnuiutcil by
TU nfortl^T' ~TiTT
7> K V their pockets. They wouldn't give
'ortar, r t .......... 4 0 1 0 0 0 7 to f> that the King can Bpcak
adkion, I f ___ 1. 5 0 1 (> 0 0
5
Parker, lb ------ :i
duTbttuth, 3b .... 4
W arren, cf ..........1
Hobartaon, c __ 3
U» .cjt(C7*L
sluiw Coiapston i a ml Mitchell. In i,'
Corwapihtf
pW<c m.'i
the sjionri, odd*niid Jhe'/^tHiriftihji ,li
back 'aiiuiur the nominal clid W v . ; \v’'«sl{lttgfoh,‘ ,Mrry' J.1f ilN ^ ^ T I le
-pw ont
It only means that the Hrtftlln, d#v Orient consuiMdd- avert
W • TV
li
-. , 1I-.0. , Olft fi .
. t AJhfcrieA'a/total
tiL A , * tn A , a M n t n l u
v rp
uH
i d oof
f . **
Xbade has hod.its clf*v t afod: tl\*t of
ex
o ’rts
cxthe money is going In on Archie epeding $1/106,060 in 192 .T, accord
and Abe. It might do worse, at
that.
*)»> t* ing to an ailWynia of.jtJW^c i,n?pfrCompston shot <17, 00 and 70 in tunt in n tk cfs; preparedMyv/ Ja n et
the Moor Park match and if list If, Ntmti. or the Far E a st.S e ctio n
could play the open within fifteen of the Commerce Departnmiit,
strokea of that place, lie would be
While there was a decline of
“In" like the one ball in thu side
three
percent in the trade w itb the
pocket, Compston proved he was
hot in that match and so nobody Orient last year, bringing tho tot
would, bo'Justified in betting thut al to *744,992,000, It may • be
he cooled out in the meantime. charged to ■temporary conditfons
Mitcholl is a sound'bet because he
is due for a major title and Sand
wich Is n course that demands
length and accuracy, Abraham is
presumed to havo both
If Jones wero tr y ln j for Ids
ttyird straight title, the American
1ml would have to take precedence
over ull others. With Jones out, it
remains r most dangerous one,
anyhow. The chances are against
Hagan having ruclaimcd his form
in the brief interval since the Moor
Park incident. Hut Ilugun stijl is
Hagun, ami therefore, u priiournament factor unywhere. i f this be
brontidie, make the most o f it. Its
very triteness makes it all the
more effectual.
Armour Wouldn't have a great
chance if Jones wan in there scor
ing as. he did in M2<! and 1927, for
Tojtuuy seldom gets sensational
aboyt Ilia..totals, lie , however, is
steadily under 300 and, if lie starts
the last round within a few strokes
of the lend, anything may happen.
Humes has done nothing since
winning his title in 1925 but Sundwhieb should be something of a
Harnes course and be is taking the
issue so seriously that he went
abroad for practice weeks in ad
vance of the other American.
They say the wind will stop
Karuzoti from scoring at his best
and Nnbholtz and Mohlhorn, while
ranking stars, never have bad the
golf accessary for the winning of
a mujor title. Still, the,six Ameri
can entries have more than a
chance, their principal handicap
being th a t-rebirth of confidence
ahrointMiid 4iic'fn0t* thil'itliM Ii it ish should be about due to V in
their own championship.
Major League Teams Will
Settle Down To Hard Play
For Intersectional Games
Miami—
I onber, It
C 1 Barca, cf
I >pe, rt ™
NEW YORK, May 3 . - (IN S)
A fter giving it* cuslomury sla
finish M M . LmiirT
£ xiwe^b
League baseball may be depended
upon to settle down to legitimate
roles la tho next fortnight, begin
ning tomorrow with the first of the
East-W est intcmertiorial meetings.
Always u show dnw.i of authority,
the internee lio mi I fat Lor will serve
its usuul purpose this time in tem
porarily answering a few pertin
ent questions, or one thing, it may
determine definitely and to all
practical purposes whether clubs
like the Cleveland Indiuns, .St.
Louis Browns and Brooklyn Dud
J ihnson, lb
Ilernandcz,
h a c k , 2b ~
Bennin, c _
rVgW/p -
A l*n, x —
•way l i o ff Farrell 2; Fergus 3.
Struck out, by Hathaway 5 ; by
Fergus 6. Hits by pitched bull, byHathaway (Bennin). t) hits and
two runs o ff Huthuway in H inn
ings (pitched to four batters in
9 th ); 1 run, no hits o ff Farrell in
1 inning. Winning pitcher, Hath
away, Umpires, Smith and Moore.
EPmg pf game, 1:40,
STANDING
will be til'-, in I as the dependability
of u suspended button. Tlio lu-’ds,
getting real pitching ngitin, ure
playing the kind of baseball they
showed in 1920 when they chased
the ('ardinuls jn. The Pirates up
jmrently have come back from un
indifferent break from the luu tier
and seem beudetl for the first di
vision. The. Cubs aren’t hitting
0 7-8, but size, but the thunees are
they will 1r> ready by the time the
Giants reach Chicago. The Curds
ure miming pYelty true.to form
already.
Tho Giants of course, will tie
tpking mi u recognized contender
in cuch series. The three other
Western elubs. meantime, will be
fattening on the Phils, u nutiinil
victim; the HruJes, who are shot
up like a bull's eye with injuries
and illness, and the 1tin Igors, who
are beginning to discover that
baseball requires it minimum • <
nine (9) ball player*. Unless ibul
pitching to which the Giants have
ju sl 'taken so kindly can rully
around itself, the Dialgera figure to
tumble out of second place before
they have proceeded very fur
through thu West,
With little help available from
:F not to the development of nny
sdamentnl adverse trad e cur
ds, in the opinion of Mias Nunn.
Ki^iorts tu the far gust have
ns well ns l>y higher postwar
prices, itH maintenance is firmly,
based upon the development of
the minirnl resources and the econoiific progress of the oriental
countries/1 Miss Nunn sold.
"Higher standards of living,
is>itiLined with greater^ decree of
prosperity, are
Sim ulating a
steady demand'in the Fur Hast
for both la »• and manutnetured
materials which the United Stales
S it r
Nctherlain
land Malay
do < liinn,
In 1927 t<i
took 87 pe
from 1tfl •’
tries sujip!
the Orient!
United Stu
percents
In 1927
Indies hroi
tiim
m«>rv
Then? lias been rapid growth in I than the ,
purchasing power 1>y countries in j,-u||y one.j
a croup which Were recorded as for nutoiiKi
least important conuncrcitilly m the tourist
ej}i;lier »•«!», The, ipmbimd aver- v‘(|° incre:
a g e d f United States exports to itliticjs to
five countries. Japa, China,. India, ," cn*- ° t tl
tha Philippine Islands and Aimtinlia, represented till per cent of the
Haw to
Oriental trade from lPHI to Ml I. uniting the
Since, then, however, Miss Nunn into the tl
pointed out, the smaller count l ie ', cd mineral
READ
the advertisements.
Know
you want before you go to buy. G et the
most for your money-by- A n o w w o ^ w k ^
manufacturers and merchants are offering
Advertisements will keep you
times
abreast of
T h ey will enable you to spend
income wisely. T h ey will help
; better at less cost.
FLORIDA ST A T E LEAGUE
W est Palm lleach
SANFORD ... ...
F o rt Lauderdale ,
Daytona Beach .
.Orlando — .^ ^ ,,^ 1.. a
ill
.oner"
7«T«*ssyw*..
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Sahara Sea Plan Crown
Itullledoren for Flappers
Long respected us a custom ilati"g,b>iyk.ffi|Uf,ftQ0 yqura,the gpiuy
of battledores and shut I leu ok has
taken on a new li^p tn Japan. Dur
ing the past season children played
the
Geological Survey of with battledores decorated with
Egypt. Tho plan, which has been pictures of movie and other stars,
TODAY’S GAME
under consideration for some tiipa aviators flying over the Pacific
- __
is growing mere definite and now and Japanese flappers wearing la t
FLORIDA-STATE LEAGUE
includes a canal extending 200 est Eastern styles. The game which
Fort Lauderdale at Orlando (4 miles to thu Mediterranean Scu once was . dcclured to be a New
and big enough fo r ocean liners. Year custom because it was fatal
Dayton* Beach at West Palm Evaporation from tho inland sea, to poisonous insects, has become' a
lteach.
according to Doctor Ball, would patqihio for the rich, sonic of the
SANFORD at Miami..
increase rainfall on what are now battledores.being made of expen
arid lands,
sive materials and. priced w« high
in En g-I
1
1 _.
us *125 each,
n>
1 1 1
had um * •AttMiiihyr^wnaHniflf m r ■ i l l 1 1 ITT/ ■< it
paign this year had no effect on
Maraciabo, Venezuela, is to have
commerce,
*> •
ita first running track.
,
FLORIDA STATfS LEAGUE
Fort Lauderdale 5, Orlando 3.
West' Palm'BeAch 17, Daytona
! Beach 2.
of
? SANFORD 5, Miami 3.
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what
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TTIE SANFORD IIERAUJ>, SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY MAY 5. 1928
PAGE SEVEN
YourBar.
Dally Herald
( L c g n j^ N p lJ c f ? )
5— Help Wanted Fenvilc
Political Announcements
W OM EN: Earn extra money sewinjr apart* time. No selling. Expcrience
unneccsaary;
material
aupplied; easy work. Stamped En
velope brings particulars, Priscilla
Garment Co., Derby, Conn,
WOMEN— Earn hip money spare
time Hewing at home. Materials
supplied. Experience unnecessary.
2c stamp brings particulars. Stew
a rt Mfg., 114 Mercer St. New
York.
WOMEN: Make money sewing ut
home, spare time. Expericnc?
unnecessary. Everything supplied.
Steady (work. 2c stamp brings par
ticulars.
Pearl Garment,
!»1.1
Broadway, New York.
b a d v e r t is e r s
j,rtM
representative
^ familiar with rates
pj classification will
■ complete information.
L iish , they will nssist
^rrding your want ad
i it more effective.
W OMEN: Earn S27 week sewing
dresses;
experience unneces
sary. No selling, material cut, in
structions furnished. Stamped en
velope brings particulars. Jtoyal
Dress, Jam aica, N. Y.
|
ACE Sittings arc
guaranteed to pit
Criff Furniture Co.
St., Orlando,
Doudle Measure
Giving you a double measure of service
and yet cutting in half the time you spend
t o t i i f . v o T K its nl- s i : viim i i . i :
r u i ’X T V
I nin n eiindlda|e f o r r c - e l c c t l o n
t w is h to a n n o u n c e m y s e l f n r u
t o t h e o f f i c e of s iy p e r liile n d cn t o f r a n d l d a t o f a r t h e s t a t e le R lsIllfu re
uublli*
In s t r u c t loti
for
S e m i n o l e In Rroii|i 2. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , su b C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e D e m o c r a t Id r c t to
tlie
D em ocratic
P rim ary
P r i m a r y . Y o u r s u p p o r t .will he a p
title 5, A. D , 19 2*. a n d w i l t nhli’ e
p r e c i a te d .
b y r e s u l t s o f s a m e , i eurdlnlly s o l
icit y o u r s u p p o r t .
in taking advantage of it is the big little
i
r a n futKhiFP'
i am n candidate for the office
r o i l r n i > t y J i lir.K
of Sheriff nnd will appreciate sup
I | t i * f n n i i mi i i c e nay r:indlt1.tc>
port In the June Primary.
for rc‘ »'li‘*’ifot* i ii Hi#* o ffIt’** i»f
B. K. W A L K E D .
t*«mtit> .1Hugo of Hf'mhtolf* «*ounl>,
r»Mfi.tu, Nttbju^c'i i•» tin* win nf tin*
job that The Herald Classified Section
ra n
1G— Houses F o r Kent
6— Help Wanted Male
2b— Lxctiange
r o i l HTATr.
W ILL EXCHANGE smalt busi
ness for guml car, no Fords. Box
ABC earn The Herald.
W ILL TR A D E: Money Making
Business far garni ear, Ford no*,
considered. Address Trade, Cure
The Herald.
-
12— Wanted
iofss S e rv ice
|EU\; kuy
, our own
k> Sanford, just the same
8 livtsl in Orlando. Gilbert
Furniture Co., 23 E .
Orlando.
sA mlnolt
Per—A II. Shepard. Freight
tTlllllll Alt*.
NUTIFK.
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y u lv e n
that
f.
V unoe It. D ous'lass. • K l e r k o f t h e
C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Hemlnule I ' o u n t i .
F l o r i d a , Mu lie n hy i d v e n o t i c e Unit
a s t r a y m u re m u l e of t h e follow lug
d r s e r i t d l n n , l ii - w i t :
o n e buy m a r e n iu lo
nbn ut
t w e l v e y e a r s old und w r l K h s
nliotit One
T hm isnud
p o u n d s,
w hich lias bee n t a k e n up by P a r t a in I t r o t h r r e , of W ttR n e r, F l o r i d a ,
tin s a m e r u n lie o b t a i n e d b y p a y l u a t h e r u s t s o f Hits a d v e r t i s e m e n t
unit i.t tlie proee^illtiKs r e q u i r e d u n
d e r the s t a t u t e s
ATOII,
ill a I *« ....... it 1)*• ndiniiiifti :il IfOi.
TloifiU Ivni
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villi' and lilt M'l flt i
all
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V O T K IIS
III*
CtU'NTY.
S E M IN H I.K
b to anaiilinrc that 1 am a
ic* fu r
Inn m tit* of»
t’lMjuty ('nmmir4ftli»n«r frota
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ran
nt- T tv e n t y -f m r f
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JAM. i l SI IA ll< *N, .1 It.
IM|»««,Ih I Mi i n u t Ih f ’lmitr*:
ttU NTY j i tit* k
I Itt-irb> iinmoinee m> etimilitary
,ir i i * ••fflee nf t’••ii*»*v Joillte ef
•ii Mitn-ili- Citiiitty, I birt l.i. ■nihjeet
•,, |j„.
t'.oi **f the Uemucratle
I’u tlj ”ii Jime Mil. P'24, My cum
mlgii fur ibt* tiffli e il In Ibe liiimln
•f ml lil.n il* tbrouilbiiiil this
•niiniy a tut " *• **>lb’tt ihe ytippor
amt '"!•» *>( the (imiilr In the
ji, mins Deiiioeratle I'rlnKtri elee
(bill If Ihe penple n,- fll le elee
me t" tbl* ntflre t will «|ye them
an etflelenl. effeettye ami eenibMiile
it i'<linlul*lrstli)ii.
SAUI!i:i. A. It WILKINSON.
FO Il 111K lltF F
t utuuiur.cn m y e nm lld ucy
f i r * nf KluTlff of K cm ln y sulijnet t o t b a will uf
ul l b * J u n o B u m n r y .
j . f . McCl e l l a n d .
9f\ A T O B
u i t n n j n r n nn * uiitiilldutt
m y f i ’lr im S e n a t o r f i o m
.SuUAtnilnl d l i t r l r t
SIX ROOMS and garage. Nicely I
furnished. Reasonable rent. Ap- 1
ply 801 Magnolia. Phone 280-W. j 21—A creage
For Sale
L E F F L E It A PA RTM EN TS: fum -] 10 ACRES Muck l-and for Sale.
ished. 3 room nnd garage. At- \ The S B . 1-4 of the NW. 1-4 of
tractive summer rates. Apply 801 Section 10 T. 21 S. R. 32 E. Flow
ing well land, undeveloped, for
Magnolia. Phono 280-W.
null* nt $50.00 per uctc. 10 per
T PRINT SHOP
FU RN ISH ED
four rooms and cent discount for cash. Fred T.
(•nice on any thing in
hath. Downstairs. Close in. 211 William*. Sanford. Florida.
A phone call will get
laturel. Phone 190-W.
Fhone 417-W. 9 Rail22 Heal E sta te F o r Exchange
3 ROOM furnished apartment, all
fro n t rooms, w:uter and lights WILL TR A D E several well to'D D R OLD W A LLS
rated lots in Sanford as part
fmnished, $20.00 monthly. 1 nnd 2
JfE NEW WALL PAIN T furnished rooms, $12 and $14. 301 payment on farm land. Prica must
“•
NG NEW AND B E T he right. Adresa P, 0 . Box 431,
oth S t. and Pnlmctto,________ ___
!* FURTHER 1NFORSanford, Florida.
!' r.Al‘I« PHONE 235-J T H R E E
n o o x jd :’
Furnished.
:,V U. COLLER, SANBath, hot-water heater. Down W ILL TRADE Rose Court lot,
fully paid for fos automobile—
stairs. Good location. Rent reasonnble. Call 831-J.
•__________ Must bo. in good condition. When
answering this ad give contpiete
T H R E E ROOMS with hath and information as to make, model and
garage. Furnished. Mrs. A. K. condition of car. Address Box 79
Powers, 107 W. Ninth or Library. Care Herald.
u U jC K S--lrrig ation
general cement work, Apartment for ront at 317 Park
concrete Go. J . R. TerAve. Phone 839—J . ___________ _
^ °P - 3rd^ and E lm .
REAL ESTA TE IH NOT DEAD:
Many thousand Herald readers
ROOKlNfj The Roof Ev- Small garage apartment. Call 251daily search the Classified Ads to
Modern
fumishfcfi
apartments.
Metal
shingles
satisfy their want*. Perhaps that
‘«'n lm and galvanized I Frigtdajre; Murphy steel kiUhlot you own i* Ju»t what « fellow
H. Cowan. Oak cn; Garage: excellent
hood: rent very reasonable. P art citizen in the .other end of town
Fhone 111,
Apartments, No. 6. Phone 848—J . is looking for. A Classified ad will
connect the wires. Ju s t call 148.
pairing, piano
? M ieru with 17 years 14— H oomu W ith o u t H oard
ROS e T o URT LOT. 75x150. E ast
• *>»nford music store
front, $500.00. Taxea paid. J. S.
Special
weekly
rales
at
Sanford’s
McLander ArHarvard.
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'I'll* »M AS Hi H . I . I N t i S W O I l T H .
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fi -bl« iii** i*l a s t a l e n r i m u i l r y n t h • i i b.m thi* S ta ll* of I'lnriila. a n d
i tint y**ur p l a c e of m s l d e n c e Is C I "9
KeltuimO A v e n u e , C h le n g u , IIII iui Ik
l t i i a - f . . r you,
Tlm m u*
ll*illlnK*w nrtli unit " I f r M a r t h a
ilntllnKH.
u n i lb. a r e o r d e r e d an d r n t u l r e d In
tie an d a p p e a r lie fn r« till* e n u r t nn
tlie 7th d a y nf M a y . A. IX 1929, In
a n s w r r tin* bill of eiimtilallit exliltitied a g a i n s t yo u In Lhis e a u s e . t h e
so tin* belli* a p r o c e e d l c g In fo r e e ln s e
t h a t c i r l u l n l u d e n l i i r s nf iin irlR a cv
nn
f'OL’ N T Y .
I « l»li to iiiinciunen t h a t I a m a
chiiill'lnli- fu r r e - e l e c t i o n to t b * o f
fice of f ’liiinty C o m m l i s l o a e r fr o m
D l . i r b l No. 2, s u b j e c t t o t h n Usulhlun of thn Voters In thn D nm o-
c u i 'h t
my cninlhlary
clerk, of th«
*j tho action
lu n s I’r l m u r ) .
. Jl. clKAtL
r o n r jv x T t t i t .i ;
I it tsh lo a n n o u n c e my cundlilncy
(or t h * o f f l r s ot e o n a t u b i r D i e t i ' c l
,‘s 4. H em lnole t ' n u o l ) , Mibjret lo
, tie Will of III** v o le I s I.i ihe D emnt . it lc I ’rl n in ry of J u n e *’■
U A TATE.
C O IU T
f
;iim«iunett my rnndlclary
ru n m ;H K o r T im rntrviT
fur
m il
III*'
lli.li
I hi* f.f flc.- n f i *1»-!’Ic <»f ( tiu i*| r*
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in tin* u III
nf
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J» I. T l l l t A K l i n i t
I'tm M ir.niFF
I h*r«h) uimotinri mvself as C.milldatv for slietlff of Hemlnula
t'ountv solijerl to the aeilun of
ilie iiemoeratlc primary to ha
belli In tbs rally part uf Jur.a Fill.
Vary
rrip rcttv aly .
U k. U H A D T .
r u n c n r nty r i t o * i : r c T i \ n
attuhnky
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y ra n i th ln ry
for
re-election
to
the
o ff ic e of
C o u n t ) ITosei'Ul I iik A Horn*')'
sub
j e c t t o t h e w ill o< tho v o t e r s lu
the D e o o n 'i n t l c p r i m a r y on J u n e t
jo iin o. L eon a it d t .
FUH
J U S T I C E U F I 'K A I 'K
i i i h t i i h ’t no . r u i n
T h i s Is lu a n n o u u c a my ru mllitucy
tm' J o s t l e s uf
ills I’u n , D istrict
No. t , s u b j e c t tu tho will uf l b s
I l e m u c r u t io v o t e r * J u n e 5th. Huhforcl. l-u ke
Mo n in e.
1'nolu.
Luke
Mnry,
L oin ; w omt,
A ltu m u lita
Hprlnx'i stii) F n i e s l C i ty , eu im lltutu
til* B b n v r d i s t r i c t .
I f e l r c l a d . 1 p r o m l s a an
h on e st
business-lik e
u il m l n l s t r a t l n n
fra*
from
the
tiKuul
mt d d l e s o m a n e s s
g e n e r a l l y e o n n e c t r i ) w it h
tL it of.
flea.
H. IV II E f t s DON.
run
r u n c i . k i i k u i’ i n i HT
I hereby a n n o u n c e m) cnnilbl
fu r «t«*rK nt tin* c i r c u i t ruiict «
Je c t t o Hit* 'Will uf Hu' v o t e r s
tin*' P e m n c r u t f r p r i m a r y , to Im h
June
3.
I will
n|i|iri'clutc >
-ui.pn rt. .
..
.
nno unru tlint I m u a
Hu* ufflci! *.f F o u n ty
f r o m D lx lrlcl No. 6,
■Ip c IhIu II o f tin* v u l m n c r n t l c F r l m u r y to
i* 5 th , A. IX 1934.
■ H. F . LONO.
F U ll
t’U I'H T V * « 4i : * « l l l
T »n :s .
UF
T vrlnh to ■nnoiinr* to the l>*ople
of Hemlnule t'ounty that I « « *
candidate for re-elirtlnn to ths of
fice of Tax Assessor, sill J*rl to tb*
decision of the voter* In Hie Dew*cretlc primary to be brld In Jun*
of this year
.
.
V. E. nO l’OLASS.
c i i t c i ’iT t:o m iT ,
SKM1NOI.K t XU’NTY, FLO-
c i .k i i k
li>
I
of
.V- M.
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W eeks.
D. C.
Don’t letyour iVlrt
III torture or rmbar-
day (Lastingrelief
is yours if )*ou will use the remedy that
works two ways at once. The sulphur hi
Itowlcs Mentho Sulphur clears the
skin, white Ihe menthol heals the sore,
red and broken tissue. All Itching
slops instantly on application) Soon
the trouble is cleared up and your
skin is in a fine, healthy state. This
is the combination you have been ]ook-c
ing lor. Rowlcs Mentlio Sulphur is
inexpensive and all druggists supply
It in jars ready to use. lie sure itV
Rowlcs.________________ —
...1*1
should attend MaaaMeetinjr
Tuesday:,
night.
TTT U
TO Til R VOTHIIN nP IIIH IIIO LI
McLander Arcade
Classified
JOHN MElSClt
,
Hutijrrt tv ths *|iptoucltlng Democ/ntln PrlMary, I fttraby unnounca
niy rsnit ilary far th* llous* of
Itsin-csnitatlvr* aa a member uf
Oroup >.
tf nomlnutnl I pledx*
iny hi at rfforta In behalf of tbs
pcdtits of .Hcmtnolo County.
Tbs
crylna nred Of th* psople of Florlilu la Tax Itallef. rsperUlly reduoilnn uf Incut tuxru. Tills, In my
opinion, ran b* «ffectiwl by oa
u'jultahle
dlutrlbatlon
of tb*
preasnl five rent gasoltn* tax
umonx th* K l*t* Tload Drn*rtm*nt.
Hrhout*. Countte* and Clttsa.—par
ticularly th* Coi-nlla* and.CIHs*.
If honored by th* nomination 1
promt** to d*Tot* nil tbe *n*rgr
and oiuarlanco that 1 possess to
Iittl.l.lNO i S W O I l T H , et a t ,
l'i Li 11-1:•111*.
ro ll n n iM irr
I hereby an n o u n ce my ca n d id a cy
fe r r e - e l e c t i o n lo t h e o f f ic e o f s h e r
iff of Hemlnule C o u n t y s u b j e c t t o
'.Im a c t i o n
of
the
v o t e r s It) t h s
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y »o lie held n e x t
Ju n e .
I
will
ap p reciate
your
support,
r e e f e r If'illy j o u r s .
We solicit application for first
Mortgage loans on the Ix-st type
of residences and Mercantile Build
ings In Sanford ot nn inti’rest rati
of G pc. ami up, depending on the
character of the loan, construction
nnd location of buildings.
C. S. HOAG & COMPANY
7 W, Church St., Orlando.
Permanent Wfcvlng— lovely nntural jK>rmanenta as low as $5.00
509 First National Bank Bldg
Phono 489.
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Political AdvctlHcmentH
T lt"M \ k
Tcs yilb)rct---TTT
FLO RENCE Oil cook stoves are
absolutely guaranteed. Gilltert
MeGriff Furniture Co., Orlando.
ACRE tract with residence
Rcardnll Ave., also twenty SEM IN O LE felt m attreiscs, ahsolutely gunranteeil, $18. Gilbert
tact Palmer's subdivision,
in. sec
Nick Ze mo Venn, MeGriff Furniture Co., Orlando.
BOAT FO B S A L E : GO foot bridge
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
fully equipped, sleeps six. Price
reasonable. P. O. Box 938.
MITIPK OF SAI.R
The Atlantic Const l.lne Knllroail
Chnipahy will sell at, or near,.Us
fret tin station At Sanford. Fla',
shlpnp-ni of hay. orlKlnnlly tnovlmr
PM (3::|3 and transferred Into AX’D
2<t72«. front fhe Houllieru Klou* and
Crnlri t'pmpany. Atlanta. Ha.. iynnslvio‘*l ii< themselves til Sanford.
T h i s sh lp m i ut w ill be sold ' o n
Thursday
.May , 1 7 t h . 192S
at
12
o 'c lo c k Noon, a t P u b l i c A u c ti o n , t o
th e l ii u h c s t b id der, f o r c a s h .
A TL A N T IC COAST L IN E
ItA it.II O A Ii C O M P A N Y .
HTUi .Mrtiaiurh il h h t r l d : —
I In row Uh atinuiitiro n»> cnnrtl*
l a c y f o r llir* |)mtim*rulir fio mliiniloii
f o r S(ui<* Si n a l n r
f r o m Iht*
:J7*h
S*n:i i n n .i I
iiimpoHitl
of
tti»niinol»‘ aiol l lr o v a r U - CoiiiiilrN m
;h»- J u n o . fith l u i n i . n / nntl If nmnln*
a t*‘il n ml • I« • I•
*0 0 * an d
ONE bed anil mattress, one cliiltl-*
lied, 3 chairs, 1 rot, I refriger
ator, 1 heater und 1 Ncsco Oil
stove. Cheap. 2342 Sanford Ave
home-like hotel. Seminole Hotel.
nf
To (hi* I h'lniH'rat lr* Volin?* of Tint.
27— Money To Loan
8 A. HALVERSON
tainting, interior decora
‘o'-C. Plume 432-W
V i Hp i h
f %mnts , in ilto ILyiHMTJiil/ I'rlrrini*)
olfftl-'U to l»o h«*lil Junr .‘ifti itpis.
.
J.\s ii. Mil Mins*.
SWAB TH IS FOR TH A T: You
have something you don't need
and will trade it for something
some one else has who wants whn:
you huve. A Herald Classified ad
will connect tlie wires. Ask the
operator for M8.
r> ROOM bungalow desirable tenG ET A JO B : The Herald will run
mints conrtidered
more than
And Found
a Situation Wuntcd Classified rental. Term* rettsonnhlc. W. A.
. USD genuine Kiddle Ad for it week ut half price for Ravniir, Nilvet Luke.
BAYING BU SIN ESS FOR SA L E :
it Gilbert MeGriff Fttrni- ,ho«i* who desire employment. N"
W ry liberal terms with small
ids ehargod.
11 F Church SL. Orlando
down payment on business that is
NICE F IV E ROOM liotise.. !
I, Many people have found !)— Inslrucliorttt
established and paying. If you nr?
Bnlmetto Ave. Bliniie niM-W
Etulil Classified Ails bring
in the market for a profitable bus
,F.F.P W ELL on a genuine
|rtsuB.s. The cost is suriness investigate this, BOX 127!!,
Benutyrest
m attress.
Brice
f small, Satisfy
your
TEN ROOM house desirable loca Cure HERALD.
y.f»0. Gilbert M "Griff Furniture
tth i Classified Ail. Phone
tion. Suitable for morning house
i., 28 E. Church St.. Orlando.
xrviee.
or two families. Located til l<*2
Oak Ave. Apply W. II. leirig 117
IU— L iv e s io c k
Magnolia.
Blush mg
iKintiPi
$:tfi. Wicker library table
un ami Graham truck*
!<•— Houses F o r Sale
$n:.. Wani diIm* Trunk
)H3lh. Street. Fhone 3.
2 nice dressers
10-B Plants and Flowers
Good
set chairs and dining
SIX
ROOM
H
OUSE:
Regardless
W; to jf II jirnclically new
Tahiti
■tier closed cnB or trade Ijtndscnpe Service. Trees, Balms of whether yours is six rooms or
pter or Coupe. Also prncand shrubs. O. Snmmerchield sixteen, some one in Sanford is Florence oIIhI hvc and oven
law Chcvn-let truck. J . B. Landscape Architect, Nurseryman looking for just the plate you Dnulilc barrel tlmt gun
if Duiii Works, 10th St. The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., L'lth have for sale. A Herald Classified 11x12 Art Squtm-s
Ad will connect the wires . . . they Good bed springs und mat
»ni Ave.
and 14th.
tress
reach morn people daily than any
Good
spring cols
11— Miscellaneoua
other medium in Seminole County.
A lk eilb iT n H e ra ld w qpt
I Cnronn typewriter
HH will get service
-LL»v*st ii**‘u ‘bod'iij* i.ipn k fh
p a long way toward* Tfo tTSETKTUIT i ’U R NIT tttW r— At
it cost of only u few cents you
!tie trick. The cost is only
ran insert u Classified Ail under 20— F arm s F o r Sale
Mi. Fall 1 18.
New screen door <i ft
this heading nnd dispose of sur
2 ft. 10
P : Ford 1025 nr 28 Ruud- plus furniture, household articles,
Small ice liox
19 Coupe. Stale conditon etc. A Herald want ail will find
2 4x0 ft. U . S . F l a g s
s* fir't letter. P. 0 . Box you a buyer. Cull 148. LINCOLN HOTEL.
■UW -M ARM OlT
tford Aolnmobilo Co.
Mitt Ave,
I » *i n n ti n tl r
IS ), a n d I lie N o r th
Seventeen
and l i v e - te n th s
0 7 .5 )
felt of
l e d l*,,ol lllo ck T i n t i n ) of T i e r
T h r e e t-7) o f S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . ,
ntSuirdlllK t o 17. It.
Tritffours
Map of S a n f o r il . F l o r i d a .
S aid a a lo will he m a d e to ftn ll-f)
said d e e r e e . l o R e l l y r w it h all Io
na I co sts.
H a te d a t S a n f o r d .
F l o r i d a , Ib lr
mil day o f \|>rll. I93K
■2G— Miscellaneous For Sain
7— Situation Wuntcd
F IB R E Bed-davenport suite for
w 4 COW AN Co. Auto
living room only $108. Gilbertif »r.d sheet metal works, MeGriff Furniture Co. Orlando.
•di Avinue. Phone 7DJ-W.
eiiN STA iti n
I tvlsh >o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m
a rntidldiitu f o r thn o f f i c e o f C o n slatd e for
Ju s tic e of the
Peace
D i s t r i c t No,
t
H em tiu de
County
F l o r i d a , said J u s t i c e o f t h e P e n c e
D i s t r i c t I'o m p rlslu K
E lection l ’reCtnls, No*s t. 2. 3. 4, 9. 10, I I . ft 12.
s u b j e c t to the d e e ir lo n *«f Hie I t e m o c r a t l c P r i m a r y t j he h eld on J u n e
5 th , A. It. 192*.
I W i l l r p p r c c l a t e Voile s u p p o r t ,
I . K i l l . I E IHlV AN.
does for you every day
ONE 4 pm) one i! room house. All
modem improvements. Cor. llltli
W ANTED: Man to represent us and French. I'hone 21*8. Enquire
in Seminole County. Must have French Ave. Filling .Station.
closed cnr. For particulars write
Fred L. Hull, Jr., Itox 307, Winter
Park Florida.
FOR REN T: furnished house Vir
HERA1.1) Classified Ad
ginia Avenue, Marvania ?!iU.
but'TrgHlnt in re"Unfurnished house, lOOfi Magnolia"
c t Ilk atid an exper- UNEMPLOYED
MAN OR WO Ave,, nenr schools, ?4S. Will fent
|taker will serve you.
MAN can make gaud living and indefinitely.
W rite
or
Wire
tie own boss if have sntall amount Scruggs, Belle Glade, Fin,
C>J for glasses by Dr.
of capital. Business established
I Opposite Court House.
here in Sanforil and will clear
ROOM furnfshed house.-Sve
tr Granada Dry Gingct :wner $101! monthly. Address Box
.*>0 Care Horald. '
A. Speer, 111 Bark Ave.'
i3 70.’i. Prompt Delivery.
XING l-ong’a Pure Fojk
, 117 Magnolia Ave.
FOIt s I*Pint IN T O DF.NT OF
1*1 lll.lt- IN.XTllVPTION
LA D IES •Gootl pay
for plain
machine sewing, easy, spare
linn*. No selling. Stamped ouvelope brings particulars. AgeoIJress
Co'., Terminal Annex 'Building,
;ccmenls
(Political Announcements)
koh c o r y r r s r r r iit v r » :\ n i:\ r
FOIl STATU l.l'fllSI.ATLTIK
ok r i m . t r i x s t i u f t i o n
I wlalt to announce nty candidacy
I wiah to announce my cnndldnr;
for I he Stair l.(>Klalature (tlrouii
2) amt will nnprcrlte support In for the office of Kuprrlnti ndmt o
the prlmar) to he held In June.
Public Instruction of Semisol
County, subject to the will of thn
I.. I*. 1IA D AN .
voters In the primary June 6. Your
■upiMirl will he appreciated.
FUlt THIS t.KIllSl.ATl'llK
MAY U K LU il M A X W K I.I.
I hereby untie tines my candidacy
for the state leg Islnture, ftlraup
One) subject to the will of the vot
r n it R O s m n i.K
ers In the prltr.sry of Juna C.
1 wish to announce that I am a
C XV. R N T Z l ' l N O a U t candidate for the off loo of Con
stable. nistrlet No. 1, Hemlno's
if oh jr s T i r * : o f p k a c r
County, Florida, said District rumI j . . IHSTRIPT NO. 4
prlsItiR niecllon 1’reelncta No*a. I,
I hereby announce nty candidacy 2, 3, I. 9, in. || ft 12. nuhjrct to
for Justice of Pence of District No. the will of the voters In the Demo
I, subject to the decision of the vot cratic Primary to he held on J u n e
ers In the Democratic Primary to till, A. D. 192*.
bo held on June 5th, A. D. 112*.
tour support will be eppreelated.
J. M. CIIAFFF.il
A. 1>. (Arllc) SMITH.
It’ifi.Ttilt.lMiy TflSiiniW llulllfrf < l
nor ill. iiml ii Ifn Mitrllirt' llulIJner ft.
north, urili* Tin vl'ulv* r\ Morlui^f
Coin p u n n u h l merCKSKc1IttJnu rfrorilnl nltioiiir the public rerun!* of \
Hemlnule t.Nninty, Flurlda. Ill Mott* RnKr lb*uk •.*' on impo 365, nnd *neutnlicrlnu til* follutvlnir dcv-rlhcl
In till*, situate. I>i nk mill i»'1iik liiu
(Legnl Notices)
llii- Fount)' of Hemlnule und I t l 7,
Hi.ii>of Florida. unit more purlieu- .1
I\
II B I Il'IT
C O FIIT
O l* T I I K
*
T W K Y T V - T f l l l i n J i n i l l A I i P I M - larly described nn follow*. tu-wlt:
Lit
irlnnlnK nl the Koiilhenn* —-j
(* i i t n r* K i . o i i n i x . m o t i x o u
rorner
of
I,ot
Five
11)
of
the
cm ntv.
lilot of "Tlir lialm" Hanford. y
KLl/.AIlKTI! I J j NU, Complainant riorliln.
run tlienro Kast 10 frrU Y
va
Hit
tier .Vurlh US' foot: th rjjr*
fl. It. A T K I N S O N , n u l. D e f e n d a n t *
VViHI 50 fori: tlo liir South H i
.NOTICK OP UAI.K.
feet to tin* point of lu-Klnnlmrr
N n lle e Is hereby Riven t h a t u n d e r
otherv.lur
decree pro confesso Will .
and by virtue of that certain final hr entered uneallmt
you.
.Ca
decree
of
foreclosure
heretofore
It Is further ordered that th leJ,
e n t e r e d In t h e fn rc K o l t u : c a u s e by
niillrr
lot
piililluhvii
In
TJIK
t h e J u d g e of t h e
above
en titled
C o u r t , w h e r e i n K l lz n b c t h l e m i t l» Ktiltll Hi:KAl.l». u wm;'PVt"r M ) u
I h r c o m p l a i n a n t a n d U. K. A l k l n - I Is lirii in the City of SanTfirn, Cflnn”
Slate of
min. e t nl a r e d e f e n d a n t *. I, W . I?. t> of Seminole null t hr
week for four
W h i t e . Sticeinl M a s t e r , t h e r e i n n a m Florida. once rnrh
*
ed. will sell in th e t i i c h e s t a n d best consreullfr weeks.
VVITNF.8H my. hksul* nnd
b id d e r f o r c a s h , a t t h e f r o n t d o o r
of
|he
Clrrult
Court
*
f
the T w iiei of the f ’o u i t H o u s e III t h e C i t y ot
S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , .1'inililn ililrtl JiuJIelal Circuit o f f | k ^ » | io
fur HemliuiU »
oil Monday t h e 7th
d a y of
M a c , of Florida. In' and
7|h..$tQyTut
l!>I*. tlie s a m e helnK t h e ru le day f'.it|tijyvi on*. IUl» the
AjirlrT
A.
I),
l
i
f
t
.
^
In M ay . 1934, durliiK the lentil hiiurv
v. k . d o p o d a w
of s a l e ,
the
follow luu
ilce e rlb rd
t
’|«rk
circuit
"tJifiirt
real estnle.
n lt u n tr
lu . S n n l h o l ,
Ity A. M. Weeks
County*. F l o r i d a . J o - w l l :
. .
lirputy,- Clerk*-.,
Ttie S o u th 3 3 f e e t of L o t F.luht
FOft
ui' n n c i i T
rn ritT
I w ist, tu uiiniiunre Hint I a m a
cn m lliin ts fu r r e - e l r c t l u n lo t h s offlea uf t ’ l e rk of ilia C t r e u l i O nurL
o f H rm lnnl# C n u n ty , F l u r J J u . s u b
j e c t t o t h s d acia lnn o f l h a D a m n c r a l l n V o t e r * o f Hainlnotr C o u n t y ,
In l h a D a i u o c r a l i e
1’ r l m n r y
Elec
l i o n t o ha helil on J u n u t*th, A. D.
I»f«.
Business
SPOUTING GOODS
TH E BIC Y C LE STORK
Bicycles Toys, Fishermans Sup
plies, Gun I-ock und Key Smith
Store Number 2
CONFECTION A It Y
rur.NTY
McLander Arcade
1
W. F. WHITE
tk
“jdBPRiNTlNG
Fine Job Printing
Phone 410 Mt Lauder Arcade
-ClassifiedBusiness Directory
Chiropractic SpeclnlUt
HEM STITCHING
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Sold— Rented— Exchanged
FOR THAT cold of yours—tuke
Easy Payments
Chiroproctic adjustments. I)r.
Phihic 80 North Park. Vnldet Bldg.
W. E. McDougatl, 308 National
Lunch Room
Bank Bldg. Phone 182-J.
HuttcrieH
FOR- GOOD eats
try Kent's
Lunch Room, 109 W est F irst
Street.________-
* Dry Cleaning
SAN ITARY STEA M P R E S S E R Y .
Odorless Dry Cleaning. Phon*
908. 114 N. Park.
,0 ' , 1
I'flUHKt t TIVO
v t t « i i \ ky
I h e r e b y t a k a thin malluid nf n nn m i n c l n * m y rm u llrin r y
fu r
Hit
o ffice nf C oun ty P ro e e ru tln x A t t o r
ney,
subject
to
the
D e n iorn ttlr
P rim ary.
1 w ill u p p m - l n t * nny
s u p p o r t r i v e n in* by t h e p enpl*
a m i a s s u r e t h e m . If e l e c te d , w ill
S l v e In tho d u t i e s nf Ih e o f f le e my
v e r y Yieat s e r v i c e s .
PA RISIEN N R T O T
and
• ( j i r r s iio i*
Room Number 40
SA N FO RD PRINTING CO.
V. B. DOpnt.AWt.
KOI!
Directory
THE L 0N IH JF E BATTEF
Huff-Mac Battery Co,
417 Haul 2nd. .Street.
I'alittH and Wall P a p e r '-v
SUN PROOF PA IN TS
W ater Sj»ar Varnishes and E n a
mel*.
Velumlna
F la t
Watt
Paint*. Persian clay jesso. plaatico
moulding clay and Plaques. San
ford Puint & Wall Paper Co. G. U.
Stuart, Prupr. 112 W. Find St„
SPEN CER TOP SHOP. Curtains
F u rn itu re
Cushions and S ca t Coverings. W E BUY or trade in used fuani
West Third Street.
• lure. Wagner Furniture Co.
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S A N F O R D FLORIDA1. F^RIDAY-MAY
'Leased Wire International News Service
JBXIX____i .
TOUR OF GOTHAM
Atlantic Conquerors Are Re
sieged. By Admirers Whereever They Go; Aces Attend
Program At Metropolitan
NEW YORK, May 1.— (IN S )—
Defendant’s Release) Lite in New York city i* just »
2£T
ITALIA ARRIVES
Large Tiger-like Animal
MILWAUKEE, May 4.— (IN S)
—Milwaukee is looking for " 'l
not the clusivo "it" c m toil by :o
Petitions Florida’s Railroad many stage, screen star* and other
Commission AskingPermis- women, but n m ysterious animal
sion For Abandonment Of which one excited titan dcscribtd
Historic Route On St.Johns to u policeman sis “ looking like n
a tiger, about the size of art c!e*
pliant uml had a mouth like « hipStates Company Is
.popotnnttis."
Losing Proposition Mrs. G. D. McNcvin will now
tell Iter story: "1 was walking
with my husband am! all of
Local Chamber And OtherOr- ivk'itg
u sudden 1 henril a pnntriike, be
qani/ations Will Attempt hind me. 1 turned and there was a
To Prevent Its Realization terrible beast, yellow with splotch
es and a great month and awful
A petition asking pentiimdnn for teeth. I turned t > my husband and
service between Sanford and Jack- cried: 'Help! a tiger!! Ifo turned,
ronviile on May ill was filled by screamed and we both rat) to
the Clyde Ellin yesterday with the safety.”
Now Mrs. Mamie F oster will do
Florida Unilr.ad Commit-slim at
the
narrating. “ I hoard -a noise* on
Tallahassee, a message from Jac k
my front porch and thinking it was
sonville snid today.
NUMBER 202
Member Audit bureau Of Circulation^
the paper hoy 1 opened the door.
There with his front paws on tint
steps stood n terrible boast, yd"
low and fierce. 1 slammed the
door uml went to tell my husband.”
Jin t about th a t tim e the police
Motion near the W ashington Park
Y.oo received u telephone call:
“Come quick, get the reserves. I t’s
a cross botw’ccn n tig er nnd an ele
phant and a hippopotam us.. E
chased me across th e park! ’
Whereupon the police, armed
with all the accoutrem ents of war.
fared forth to track down the toys
tcrious beast, behind hushes, down
alleys, on fro n t porches and in
trees they sought tho unltnnl in
\nin. Then t»p*y reported to the
desk sergeant. "W hat Is it?
he
> ,lb d . "Aw," m uttered one patrol
man, "if they'd stick to goptl Mil
waukee bear Instead of hootch th<’>
wouldn’t lie Slicin' thing*.’
Japs And Chinese
Stage Hot Fighting
IN NORWAY ON
HEEL OF STORM
SIIA’NC.TTAl, May 1 .— (IN S )
—Hundreds of Chinese N ation
alist troops hnvc been killed arid
wounded In the violent fighting
with Japanese soldier* nt I m nnn, S hantung, according to re
p o rt» received here th is evening.
Japanese casu alties w ere put
Polar Dirigible, Commanded at six kil'ed and 33 wounded.
By General Nobile Battlcfc The fighting is dying down.
Chiang Kal Shek, N ation
Head Winds BntFInallyPo- (Jen.
alist commander, hn* declared
peends At Her Destination m artini law n t Tsinan. I t l* re
ported th at, am ong th e foreign
properties looted, were th e or*
Ship To Refuel And
of the Standard Oil Com
Depart Tomorrow decs
pany of New York, home* of
Americans, Japanese stores nnd
Plans To Beach Spitsbergen Japanese residences. Thp fate
Tonight From WhercExplo- of two American employes of
rations Will Be Conducted the S tandard Oil Company at
T sinan—J. M. Avent and G. R.
OREO, Norw ay, May 4— (IN S )
Eoolf—is unknown.
- A fter b attlin g heml-winds for
almoat tfi'rty hours the polar dirig
ible Italia landed a t Yadsoc. N or
way. a t OflO A. M. today. General
U nberto Nobile, cnnmnndoi* of the
tdilp, w as warm ly greeted by the
mnvur of tho town and civic delegnUon.' Tlte Adp's crew of sixteen
nnd Italia, th eir fox -terrier pot.
were all lit good condition o tte r the
urbulcnl fifght.
,
...
Backers Of Relief Bill
Are Jubilant Over
Smashing Victory
Won In 4 YearFignt
Measure Is Given
S t r o n g Support
Final MajorityFarExceeds Fond Expec-g
tations Of Backers -
WASHINGTON, May 4.—
(INS) — The Congressional
"Farm B lo c ” — jubilant
its most smashing victory In j
the four-year fight over tiio
McNary-Haugon Farm Relior
Bill— today for the first timo
seriously considered the pos
Sliriv* American People Are sibility of parsing tho„
P o in t: l rim h e tl D o w n U y E x - over a P r u d e n tia l Veto.
cessivo Levies To Pay I'°r
W ith a tw o-third m ajority al
Entire Cost Of World War ready recorded In tho Scnat® and
PA T HARRISON OF
M ISSISSIPPI R A PS
MELLON T A X PLAN
over
series of trium phal parades fur
Captain Herman Knell I’, Huron
Gunther Von llueitefcld and M ajor
Jam es Fltzm aurice, the crew of-tho
Decrease in revenues from both
trans-A tlantic
plane . llra'iticn.
passenger
and freight traffic and
Wherever they go, a crowd of
an increase in expenses w as cited
thousands of cheering adm irers in the petition us grounds for per
lUitm tUd liO.refuelled nt
form* and a m iniature ^ parade mission to abandon tin* line. For,
' V a r f todaV*’rlnd w lirco n llrt’U' »o
fornis- in the vvakoerf*' The-filer’s, the past several years higher wag*
King's liny, S ltlb erg cn tonight,
cs, greater fuel and repair costs
route.
w eather p erm ltt'n g , General NoLast night .‘l.r.OO persons jammed and a steady decrease in freight
almost a trio-third* vote in th e
bilo said upon leaving
WASHINGTON, May 4 .—(INS) House; the bill wdl go U> President
into
the M etropolitan Opera House and passengers handled have made
The Ituliu loft Stalp, Garmocy
_^jn.
[iK. He)’- vice-president <>f the and .accorded 'th e heroes a item* llie lilts* a losing venture, states
Well Known Georgia Citizens at 3:23 A. M.. yesterday. It en --T ito American people nro being Coolldge with the stran g est ConFriends
And
Backers
Of
Monthe
petition.
cndoiis
ovation.
The
filers
were
a
t
vho bus plead guilty to two
Are Put Under Heavy Bond countered no difficulty on the fir*t crushed under the burdens of w ar ,-ressionnl endorsem ent ever given
Uinu Solon Think Chances
tending a program m e of speeches,
The City of Jacksonville was
For Participating In I he part of the journey nnd ntr.de tunc taxation while* the Cpolidgc lt. , . .
Unents in connection with the
For Compering NVithStron*;
songs uml folk dances at ranged by taken off the run by the steam ship
Tho notion in the House lo o t
Severe
Beating Of Farmer .pood speed u n t'l it had passed Mellon adm inistration tries to
failure, nml who was the tlu« United German Societies, tin* company several days ago and
Smith Candidacy Are Slim
over Stockholm. Sweeden. Tltep
night a fte r a long nnd b itte r fig h t
niit in*ah njeuinst I-nke, xaiH Steuben Society,the United Singing the Osceola, Hie newer of the two
Nobile began to run into difficult make th e present generation pay was a rcmnrknble trium ph for the
MILLEDGEV1
LEE.
Ga..
(IN'-S)
May
4. I* <i-nt(i»*cd until next week. Societies of G reater New York, boats is now operating alone. If I WASHINGTON.
—Tinea pnm rinent men were un ies. Tlie strong headwinds drove tin* c()st of tlte World W ar, Senator "F arm Bloc." A fter the House had
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_
Utc’s counsel, W. B. Dlcki-n- and other organizations.
the dirigible froth
its course
sever .P a t H arrison (D) of Miss., charged once defeated the cquallration feo
the ruilrnd commission grants the (IN S )—Senator Thomas J. Walsh
der band of $1,000 each tudny on
h*,t appeal bonds prepared botines and Nobile was forced to j |„ , | u. Senate this afternoon in de- _tho heart of the bill— tho Farn*
al ti...
The flyers were presented with petition, the Osceola will be re o f ‘Montana today withdrew from
fending the Democratic plan for n Bloc" gaihed control, twice ap
lenience was passed but un- gold medals by the Steuben Club. moved May 31.
the Democratic Presidential race. charges of flogging Jam es T. An wire lost* to ift#t tils ttoarlni?»
thry are approved by the
While crossing the Gulf of $:Uii 000,000 tax reduction bill.
proved tho fee and then passed th®
The petition alleges that the riv The announcement was made in « gle*. it farm er who is in I in* hospit
They
received
silver
loving
cups
the former hank president
Bothnia,
the
ship
wandered
aimbill by a vote of 204 to 12L The
H
arrison
declared
the
T
reasury
telegram
to
Governor
W.
W.
M
r
al
hererecovering
from
severe
from the Platt Dcutscher Yokes* er line lost $<17,000 last year, and
tux-ml ‘he night in the county
from January l, 1928 t» March Ml. Dowell of Montana Wnlali'a ram - 1(lcerBlionil caused by blows w ith ! U *sl.V for sonu t 'me, going e a st itv D epartm ent was retirin g the debt Senate vote wus i>3 to 23.
fest
Vcrin
and
wntcltos
from
the
Appeal* to tho supremo
. . . .
. i . . i i.„ « .,irtrn d of north until Gnlmu Knreby at th r rate of a billion dollars a
The final m ajority f.u- ••x'-eeded
United German Societies. Thous 1P28, the loss was $10,000, not in puign ipnnagcr. \\ a h n tirclnn ti thongs into which
tacks had l>«< • lfI ,vn,-hcd. There Noh'le righted year when the original debt rc- the strongest claims made by
at will lie taken o» «H cases.
ands of persons swarmed around cluding Interest on the investment. that he withdrew in favor of Gov
| |,is course, hut apparently lost it 11i.-iuent net contem plated hut
driven.
Tike- Sentence Standing
liackcrs of the measure, who had
long liefc.ro the door* opened, and
There Is no hope for bettering ernor A1 Smith, of New York, to * Tlmse arrested were Is’vi E. again.
$253,000,000 fund for th s purpose. hoped to increase last y ear’s m a
Like took his sentence standing the entrances to the opern house
whom he finished a poor third in
|.liter tin* Itnlin w as Mgitte.l
nti feet well spread ap art nn.l the demand for the “coveted paste- conditions, according to the peti the recent California prim ary.
With the w ar debt paid, H ar jority of 2ri to 50 Although th®
Smith, form erly a member of the
tion. because of increases in com
over'
Brahes tail, Finland, apparent rison « barged, the New- A ork hank bill passed by the Houso woa on
k inevitable cigar m issing from
The
Democratic
Presidential
sitboard
of
education'
of
Wilkinson
hoards” was so great th a t a ticket
ly o ff its course. Nobile n o l ocd
amendm ent to the Senate measure*
lb mouth. A» each penalty wo* scandal ensued. Speculators were petition "both by boats operating unt on, which i* fast becoming
C ounty; L. W. Hubbard, member for directions nnd finally got his ing interests, would immediately the hills involved the sam e p rin
on w ater under conditions where
hi,inch a campaign for the cancel
|nd hr denictl his guilt.
sintpl fled through Gov AI Sm ith’s
reported
to
have
sold
fiity-cent
they make their own service rates, steadily mounting mil of delegates, of the Baldwin County Democratic hearings nnd proceeded porthwnnl lation of foreign debts, so th at ciples. Little difficulty was antici
HU sentence technically Is 17
trucks operating in freight service may he still further (Unified w ith Eveculive i.'ommiltee, and I,,,lin’ miin -t!y to Vndsoe At Varso.-. tin- Die American people would liave pated by "Farm Bloc" leaders la
n, hut the two three-year Ren tickets for as high as $»>.
The proceedings, at the Metro- between the points, and motor ve | in the next -IS hours.
tain Hardy, a farm er. They denie I Norweg nn (JoVctumeol luo! pr - t o b> a r llit- entire cost of the World ironing nut the differencet befor®
in tho first case on which
pared evervthiilg f|11 the landing War.
tho hill
to Mr. O > o lld jll
w*-, umvictod are concurrent, politnn were in German and for hides deerrinsing Liu* passenger j Senator Thomas .1. W alsh, ba< k knowledge of the flogging.
and
refuel ling of the .lop uml n
futing the total penalty by once Major Fitzm aurice wa* the business."
„f whose rand’dm y there hnn been
Angles find there were four
desk.
.
;;
Every
one
bollcve*
in
the
order
tongue-tied members "f the trio.
Tit Clyde Line has been operat grouped the u ltra-dry. anti-tarn- n on in the p utty, but lie could no', Inrge crowd of sp ec ta to rv was on ly paym ent of tho tuition's debt
lot years.
Some
of
the.
:
•
-■
The gum, gray walls of the Dr. Em anual Baruch, one of the ing the two steam ers on the riv e r| many liittfr*rmkrH mruinst Smith, ideiplfy thu fourth. He lim ned hand lo.wcleonto tin* Italian com v ithin n reasonable t me," said suppf-'-t--fr Of the m easure still
" *.
[bte prison will probably not speakers, lauded the avintors, de for many years. The City or is considering formally w ithdraw Smith, lltthbard am t Hardy a.. m ander and Ids crew,
f,„pC pr,--ideiitiul approval.
Th« sllrtnr-'shccnc 1 sb y \ c rcled Harrison. “ But to press down upon
around S anfonl’s form er claring they had brought nations Jacksonville is an old tim er on the ing from the contest. It w av £*- mcnib. rs. W itih /„ glcs’ hack l- m
Mr. Co- tutu*', h-v - < has already
*..n
abend)’
crushed
a
n
il'overburdijur fur a year. Lawyer* esti- n e a r‘In space anil also in under river. She hat. been in service for ported today that it might take uias* of bruises, Ids condition is j the fiord rctcru l fTmr*»,lwhile tin I *ned taxed people, th at the n a '.ndicntnl I.,.. u’. ; ii-r. be will v®t<>
crowd cheered A fter releasing n
Ifile it will take th u t length <>f Mantling.
45 years. The Osceola is com par the form of a m essage to hi* sup- not s e r i o u s and be will l«* able to | quantity vf helium gas, No'» le cf- t un'ii debt may be paid in too the bill, ns lie .lid l.irt ynnr.
,
IBe Tni- the four cnscs to find
E arlier in the day Jack Demp- atively new, having been in oper | porters in Montana rcque-ting leave the hospital in a day or two.
sin it a time, is unwise and aga nst bill has now passe.] tho Senate
Ihtir way through the mu7.es "f *,.%• and his wife, Estelle Taylor, ation only 15 vents.
| them not to present Iris* name to Angles *nid In* retired about 10 iVc’.ed n landing without difficulty the p u b ic interest.
four tbnus and the ll'iuau twice.
Tinili.-tainifrom
V
ud'or
to
grenu- .ourt judgm ent,
(.Ylnch
Wednesday
night.
Half
an
the
Houston
convention.
called on the flyers. The former
Tlte la s t real stand of opponents
"It lakes n.» si i r *r prophet to
Thousands ol passengers have
King's Hi \ s nl»ait Son mill s nnd
like was called to his feet as heavyweight champion told the
lift veiled up and down, the St.
St. jj s nee the t alifornitt puniat y on hour Inter lie was awakened by 1 it is cim ilntcd thnl it will lake the t recast th at when this guvern- of the m easure was ntudo on a
Ib'ire litay prepared to pass sen- aviators thut their flight wo*
Tuesday, when he ran fa r behind I" ttnding on bis door, lie opened
iitc nt is out of debt, our foreign roll-call vote «>n the Aswell sub
iBarr. The court room, crowded to ' "swell.” He begged for and seeur John’s aboard the Clyde Eme ship| Senator Keed of Mi1"- it. la related, and was confronted t i n g bit- nbuiit sixteen Fotirs lo debtors will immed ately make up stitute which omitted the equal!in
past
years.
The
trip
is
noted!
Smith
negot'nte
the
di
tanee.
Noldle
will
Ik walls was silent ns a tomb ns ed their autographs. The fliers m
-.otiri. Senator Walsli ha> been in by four teen, wln> said they bad use King’s Hsv tts a lviu- fro-n plication and open negotintton* .nri, ii f. r Tlu- n.itm -i substituted
for being one of the most bounti | consultation with hi* fro m
and mini- to buy whisky, l ie told them
|t* judge spoke the first words:
the Dill on Wt-lm-sdny i>y a vote*
turn complimented Dempsey upon
which he v. I! earrv . ti to* pobtr ex- fo r i-omplvto debt c ncelln.ioti "
ful in Florida.
umliur
of
tin
m
have
‘Kuriest I.ake, what have you his feats in the ring.
lie tool n>> whisky.
llie
supporters.
A
•
b»r«*t:ona.
Th(V
t
i
DI
Mi'nao.
11it it' r-on Men 1*- '•!•> Mqti-w of 1 11 to 1J0. und then late -yes
V?. J. T ro tter, secretary of
[bray why sentence of the law
se,| him to withdraw whit
They then deciuieii they were V obiV r sill i ly sli t*, h awaiting fr end of I'r- ti nt to . iijg e u c ' - i,|. • ,li fcnteil it, It-'"' to t iC.
As was the1 case yesterday, the Sanford Chamber of Commerce I advised
a it It revenue agents, Angles added, nml
[toil.l not Ire passed upon y o u ?” Bremen’s crew will have another
there is >1 II time to d<
I-, rty lire- broken at the outset
‘I ni uni guilty ■of tin1 cliurge, busy day today. They will be the today said the local organizatim lignity- Some of tlu* more bitter when he protested that he had •he d dgitdc arrival it King's o w Am >a sailor to Mexico, oi >"
tl-.. i,u m relief fight, remained
In ,1 »hi -i n at'' l-'inunci' Uonnnittci
Bay.
would join with other towns along | ‘
I uke replied.
|,
no
nothing
wrong,
tla-y
seixyd
•
-niken
to the end R ep re sen tativ e
guests at U luncheon of the Ad the river in an effort to ptevent unti-Sm ith advisers Imve not I con
...........• | |i
------ ----------------| th at •>. i ‘. Morgan and company 1 of Dio mMnn
“It is the judgment of the court vertising Glut.. This evening they
curred in this, and h a w aiijcil him
him ""*“’
lli-tr?
L’f t h» BtfUth;
him nnd carried him nw-ay
I tad the sentence of the law th at will attend a dinner of tho Elect the abandoning of the historic , to go on to the very end. but they
divided on tlie . .piuli/.ition * fe®.
• .i I.ake be taken by the
line.
_________________ -hove hern in- t in inin'*rrtT
Tho New York Tam m any .Ic-legnnt H"’
The candidacy of the M ontana,
sitioie Count ? «f '*ww rvlnv f* uiipimv of Swctkll
tion, which wn* claimed solidly by
and
later
w
|(! his lawful deputies, to the state I R lti Carlton Hotel,
Senator is considered by Demo
the ‘ Farm Bloc.'' split on tho f.ntd
V * re' T \
w «; w ; i l
T * * ..V S t n l A K
would be increased ip value votes. Republican* were divided.
lytiHcnti&ry of the state of Flori- ! go to the theater. .
cratic leaders to lie in an unun V
d ertakcr."
Angles said lie was
if tho w ar debts of their countries
tcnnglc position. As m atters now taken some distance front bis
[fa. there to he delivered to tho
Only tho Congressman from th®
were cancelled by America.
j frincipnl keeper thereof and there
stand. Walsh is assured of but house and beaten uqtil he lost con
Middle W est, outs.de of the largo
NEAV YORK. Mny 4.— (IN S )—
“ 1 put the American people on
eight delegates at Houston, these sciousness.
11» be confined nt hard labor for
Thru- liut'e tri-m otonxl liinotuino guard nnd call up in this C 'agri . , di*-;., were *olldl> behind the bill.
bring from his own state- And >
it)f period of three years."
As pussedi the bill provides a
nirplnm-s, built for eon-fort und to put u stop to till- to3 rapid debt
is well known in Democratic q u art
I’m Not Guilty"
i s 100,000.000 fa rm loan fund to b®.speed,
will
leave
Ne.w
A
’
rl;
earlv
retirement
plnn.
tbnt
i»
t•.
"
>
r'r>
ir.WASHINGTON.
May
»•
~
ers th at Die Montana deb-gut on
A lcr*c "I’m not guilty" w-ns
next week on an ae r nl “ g-.Midwill s -tedly rg.'-in ' ti ia * 'i.s t cl tho used by u federal farm loan )'.« rd .
(IN S )—Tnlidldates for the Unite** w as listed i lithe Smith cutup laun*wer to each of the five
Iio control the ag ricu ltu ral surplus
our" across the continent t • Call
S
tates
foreign
service
must
have
American l > i
fore Senator Walsh formally antfntrncc*. lie showed no emotion
; mid «tnbili/.e price*. E v ery ag ri•
rniu
ninkin"
"tot's
nt
forty
I
nil
MITCHEL
FIELD,
N.
)
•.
May
cundidacy some weeks
u lot of "it.*' Brains nrc u great
Itiopt by raising u hand to his
j cultural com m odity >•• included* a
mg eitirs. Tin- object of th* tour
4 _ , I N S ) —With his attem pt to help and will get you past the nut nounccd itis
routh M'vcral times as the pen*
agofinal effo rt to di.ndnute fru ita and
is
to
call
(ittetil
on
t*i
t
idiforttia
break
the
world’s
endurance
flight
of
er sanctum s, but to enter t >**
Iritis* were read. When it was
Tlie apparent Impel ssnes
vagi tables Le.ng lu it.
nnd tlie strides it 1* making in
-record
cut
short
»>
y
an
arcnlvnt
to
"career" class you must have Htueking eight delegate* up apainL'fr, he accepted a cignr front ills
AVASIIINGTON. May 4. (IN S) uviatiun.
Tlie
federal
farm
beard
would
u
valve
on
tho
gasoline
°*
hi Smith s totpl of approx mnt ?ly
|l*V)'er ami sat down in his clmir.
ething more.
—The S enate's new "slurii fund
hnvo pow er to loan the $ 100,000,•
tho plane UiTunce. I.ieuteimnl som
In the fl glit from New York to
h five minutes lie was lauglting
Recent exam inations drew !«•> 532 has impressed the Senator
000 to cooperative organization*
C
alifornia
tlie
planes
are
to
be
oc
Royal
Thontns
toduy
was
mnking
comm
ttre
will
huincli
it*
public
*t t <oke. .
candidatoa from u score of colleges hintsclf as well as his friends.
or corporations org»nlr.ed by cop
hraringa on expenditure n I a ' cupied by prominent California
The individual sentences were— up fyr hist sleep. He was forced to und universities, mostly graduate
orntives
to m ark et ag ricu ltu ral
busincs;!
men.
They
tire
W.
D.
lend
nt
the
field
here
at
tl
NEAV YORK, May 4 — (IN S )—
sidential prim ary campaign* ns
♦mbczi'ctm nt of bans: funds 3
students nnd seniors in political
Longyear, treosurvr (,f tin* A m er By a m argin o ' forty-five m inutes, products.
o'clock last night, after having
(Continued PU page 8)
soon as the candidates in both ican Bankers’ Asian-atioji and
been in the uir for 35 hour*. -> science. A total of >07 of the group
the westbound Jaim ncso roundpassed the purely Intellectual
m ajor pnrties reply ’-o invitations vicc-l’resident <>f the Security
minutes und eight seconds.
the-world racer may miss con
tests,
but
when
the
personnel
While Lieut. Thomas fell lu r
to testify , it was announced today T r u s t^ s r i Savings Bank of l*i* nection* here today, which will
oral
short of the record of 53 hours. . *» board got through with Mu*35 of
by S enator Stctw cr <K> of Oregon, Angeles; Henry C. Mnior, vice forfeit the contest' to his opponent,
president of the Bank of Ituly who
minutes nnd 31 "ceonds. sct i y interview* there were but
chairman
the eustbound racer, now reported
fctive in the
George Haldcinkn nml Eddie nun- the group left.
was active
tti establishm ent of
sent
to
Inv itations have been
rm T n'Jtterot
to br-speeding a r r m*. Blkeelar“ It is impo»*iblu to.deecril.tpjhe. -JA C K S O N V IL L E . F la _ M liJL-l
Roti-hrst month nt JackaonvHlc.
a
'K
h
b
o
r
r
m
r
a
F
six republicans und eight Pcmoumi C. Zook Kut-j
Rvukichl M atsul turned his face
Fla. he established a new etutur quality dhlch we prize m ost high _Rutlt Bryan Owejt, • andulato
C urtis, first t oreply to the Pro- ford tyiiversiiy,
w estward nt Tokio tw enty-four
ly
in
the*o
persouul
examination,
fo
r
Congress
from
tin!','ulft
l
d
n
n
ru
m
anufacturer.
UAUTIMORE, Mar (.—(INS)— '
< /fN**)— •'nnco record for solo flying.
11
wero expected to agree to nppenr
CHICAGO, May 4’- l,N S )
'previous mark of 33-1-2 hours for a member of the board explained. Florida D istrict, favor* tariff for voluntarily instead of aw aiting . Each ship will nlso carry two tluys ago while Ids opponent, Tol- A gay p arty a t a n ig h t club early
Jhe passing of Chicago’s post'W nr i <io!o fl>'>ng was made by Colonel In short it 1* th at quality which, the protection of Florida fanner*
pilots, nn official of the W estern chi Aruki, started enstwnrtl. M at touMV resulted In* the shooting of
Tl'cak-casy" nitpht club era, which | Charles A Lindbergh in his trana when u man enter* the room again st unfair competition of fo r official aubpocntu-H. Senator Clutrl- Air E xpress and three new spaper sul I* on board th e Cunard L iner one New York aviator and th e a r
rs C urtis (R) of Kunsas, u Re
offered an artificial re treat Atlantic fi ght laat year.
motion Aquituniu, tlue to reach Quaran* rest of three of his flying com
give* him aft advantage before he eign fru its and vegetables, accord publican possibility, ami Senatoriri representatives. At times lit
the die-hard m errym akers of | y e u t. Thom ai wua forced dean speaks. It is not any one thing, ing to a telegram received front
rupb- tine today a t i P. M. Murnkl was panions Tho shots were fir®d by ,
a
picture
uml
new
spaper
photog
Ne-Volstead day*, was seen today j when a dump valve on the •" « " nor. I* it always the same thing. h er today by tbc S tate Chamber W alter L. George, of Georgia.,
era
will
be
carried,
l
’rogrum
s
will lust reported leaving Moscow, Apr. a policeman to summon aid.
‘
Democratic "dark h o rn , both an
I" the padlocking of. Fred M an n 's1
In one man it maybe n winning of Commerce. The telegram was nnunced they were nudV to test.fy bo bold nt the various cities en- 28. He passed through New York
F rank Callahan, 2*J, of 100 C ourt
Dtitltni,
was lost. I t had been leaking for smile, In another a studious frown. in reply to u request of the S tat j "on a m om ent's notice.
' r foute in cooporntion w ith various on his rnce, nrriving fby a ir mail S tre tt, Brooklyn, lay In a hoap'tal '
Mann was given ten days to Home time and official* at the field But it Is thut intangible combina Chamber to nil Congressional am
plftne and leaving by steam er.
with a bullet in Ms side, while Ro*
•Curtis, irst to reply to the I'ro- ^fliatuber* of commerce.
*’ft'l up his huaincs*. dispose of were prepared for -the >“ n'Jin8. tion of Impressionable quantities Senate candidates for their stunJ l ibition questionnaire rent out re
To have even a chance Mntsui hert B arrett, 24, Howard Beane,
Lod on hand and pay off hi* cred* which was mode w ithout mishap. which get a fellow across—a com on the ta riff and 1* the first to bo cently, by Senator Borah (!!)• of
planned to ride th e a ir plane from 34, and F red Brand. .87, all of
FLYERS TO LEAVE
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iters. The place was ordered closUnd ley Field today, Special per Brooklyn, ar«* held n inB Pool ' ']
bination of poise, dignity, grac announced by tho chamber.
Idaho, sn'd he was ready to testify
I t is carried in newspapers here eith er today’ or toutorrow-. The
SEV ILLE, Spain, May 4 | *4 for one year by Federal Judge
mission hud h(**n ..g iv en hint to F ckett, 60, m anager of S u r r y 's
Wilkins Accept* Invitation
iousness and geniality.”
today.
Mr*. Owen's reply says I “ slush fund” committee meanwhile ‘(IN S )—Spanish aviators Jimitu-X leave the liner at .Quf»rnt‘ritie, be n 'g b t club was also sm-xteefri-'
^ slier C. Lindley a fte r Mann and
In any event, it la not th at agesttornay acquiesced In 'a, "conn P U IIN May 4— (IN S )-U a p - old refuge of the success g r o u p - regard ta riff os an economic, not will aw ait replies from n m ajority unti. idlesins, wjio will attem p t Jo rushed by spcelnl tu g to Elizabeth.
Callahan and his comnanlona
u political, m easure nt the vital of the fourteen candidatoa solicited break th**' difttanco record, . will N. J . where nn automobile would brought two rlanca her® from
jent" decree. The action, In effect, taln Georg® H.
good old horse sense.”.
tim e in our states developm ent before settin g a definite date for •hop o ff tom orrow m orning In the tnkn him to )he flying field.
"ft Mann in the light of pleading U. Eielson, trans-A rctic 1 » 1’"*
C u rth * Field yesterday fo r USo by
Every elem ent which will contri
presence of King Alfonso and
Nilty, although it had not been who are now nt Spitsbergen
H is trans-continental a ir t r ip the Chesapeako A ircraft C orpora
TRAIN WRECKS
tho
hearings.
bute to tho prosperity of our ugrD
I fh»rged t,hat liquor was sold in lowing th eir flight from Alaska,
The heurings mny begin tomor* Queen Victoria if the w eather p er would place him in Victoria In tion. They w ent on a p arty to .
I famous million dollar Rainbow have accepted nn invitation
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS.
Fla., culture is of the greatest concent row, although the absence of se \e r- mit*. It is not yet certain w hether time to catch the D ollar liner ry o. B arrett engaged In an i
to Florida. Every speech which 1 ul Senators, who went to Hampton they wjn tl? to By to India or p r t dfient Cleveland, sailing nt C ini-nt w ith a taxi driver, which
" W» cabaret.
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Germ an acientifle *o c i e t Yan- May 4.— (IN S )— Passengers on u
*. • . c.«
• p. M. tomorrow. The steam er could came so heated th a t policen
‘ After the iniutiction petitions th l. city. They are expected late through Loulsvlllo Zt Nashville deliver contains a positive s ta te Roads, Vo., to view the naval Cuba.
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%*re filed against M ann’s place this month.
train, running forty miles an hour, ment in favor of a protective^ t a r m aneuvers, may postpone tho .open
he held for him If he was within Fred Singer rushed to th® sceneiff on fru its nnd vegetables.’
I.AKE WORTH—R etail lumber
‘ad twelve others, M ayor William
were badly shaken up today when
session until Monday.
,
200 miles by tom orrow morning. general melee followed.
dealer* of Palin Beach Coqnty to
PASSENGERS a r e h u r t
Singer declared he wl.ippsd
It crashed Into th e re a r end of a
Hah* Thompson, close friend of
But the a ir planes leave a t 2:15
LAKE WORTH—Standard* In
N EW PORT UICUKY—$150,000, poopcrifte with- NnUonnl R etail P. M. led ay , while the Aquitnni^ fcia pl*tol »iul fired : r to *ho *ir^
freight a t Deeriand, 20 miles cast stalled fo r new U k e Avenue whits
Jtann ant) n fam iliar figura at
bcr Dealers’
Aasociation
rm rA G O . May 4.—(INS)
lum ber
Dealer*
A .so c.au o n in
... is m t due nt Q u a ran tin e until 45 suromon aid. The bullet h it ~~
of here. Tlte engine was thrown way lighting system from l ’- E. C. budding program voted to erect Idm
5* "Carilena," made a trip l*
■joilungton, reputedly to protest Tcn^ possengcrs we?e injured, some off the tracks, and the road wms Railway track s to Loko w o rth ncw llb rary bullding, M y hall und I nnUonw.de j n ^ ’em ent to FCOmote niinqtca later,
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homo ownership-or
blocked for hours. The train avo-'
*gt d
discrimination ag*Iri*t
fire itutlou.
bridge..
street
cara
crashed
here
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enpoute from PcniocoU.
J* Swretary Mellon against tb*
ternoon.
cabarets.
jc Ih'v imposed its penniForrest Lnke toduy for
,(hore in the wrecking of
Seminole County Bank,
teen years at hard labor
Pthe state penitentiary at
foril is the price exacted
Judge DoW itt T. Gray
passed sentence shortly
three o’clock this af-
SENATOR W A LSH FLOGGING CHARGE j;
M A Y W ITHDRAW G E T S ARREST
NAM E FROM RACE PROM INENT M E N
nr
r f i r v , w i t h Californians r
Will Tour S t a t e s
Diplomatic Service
Aviator Is Forced Requires Men With
To Abandon E ffort ‘Tt” States Report
To Set New Record
Ruth Owen States
She Favors Tariff
To B enefit Fanner
Chicago N ight Club
. Life Receives Blow
By Padlock Orders
ruiJu
Senate Committee
Prepares To Make >
Expenditure probe
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TwoJa?)s Run Close
Round World Race
N o wNearingFinish
Gay Parly Ends In
Shooting; Of Flyer
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Walter Hagen Will Giants Hit TwoHomeRuns
Seek Come Uadi In r
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enough to win if Douglass had
kept a good pace. Culbreqth boost
ed a home run and Jackson and
Herrcll both laced out two bngpprs. Box Scvro:F t. Lauderdale
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LONDON, May 3.— (IN S )—*
ah r h p<>
0 W nltir Hugnn, rrack American
0 golfer who was beaten so budly by
Kirk frond, rf
0 Archil* Compston ia their match
S afari, Ih
3 1 1 1 0 i) /o r a purse of $3,750, will make
Mi Henry, 1f
u
3 0 l *» 3 0 the supreme effort of his career
Wilms, k«
Douglass, Celery Fed Mullino, dlib . 1 0 1 0 1 ; i i come back’’ when the ijunlifyButts, rf .
1 1 1 1 0 R ing round* for the British Open
Hurler, Blows Up In t'nl'l*.
1 1 <» 0 0 0 ( hunipionship begins a t Han'dw.ch
c .. .
Monday.
Sixth, Letting In 4 Craig, p . ... 1 0 1 1 •» —1 next
Since his defeat at Moor I’ark
Lauderdale Tallies Totals
...32 7 HI 27- 12 t last Saturday Hagan ha.s been
SANTO ID a1i r h P" u i- t nettling and Iu s been making
Porter, cf
... .! I 1 0 (1 u « vi ry eflo rt l i rygo n ids old
... .3 ' 0 1 •» 1 (I time form.. Final .play of the
Krishee, h I .... ... I ()' 0 3 3 0 | British Open to he held on the
Culbrenth, Mb . 0 1 •» «r 0 U links of the Royal St George Club
r>’ 0 ' 1 12 0 t) i. il-tnke plnrv amid some of the
Parker, II
0 must- beautiful surroundings in
Local Club To Begin Robertson
ij , Britain. Even the club house hears
Toppino, :
Miami Series Today Herrcll, r
ti the murk of old time country life,
1 for it s idil Kentish farm house
In Magic City Park Douglass,
0 ret among a clustering clump of
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t Hodges, "|
FORT LAUDERDALE. May- 3.
_ tries. Although It has been nl1 tere.l and enlarged the charm of
— (Special)—Sanford wenj, down
rgc and iiuictudo endures.
to defeat before Fort- Louiterilule
Two things about the royal St.
yesterday 7 to 0, when Douglas:*,
7 Georgc’a course impress the new
pitching for the Celery Feds blew
I eoiner. One is the hugeness of the
’ bunkers; the other is the beauty of
’ the greens
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British«DenMatch 1
Culbreath Hits.
Hoiner For Feds
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Win Victory Over
Robins By Score Of 2 To 1
NEW YORK, May 3.— (IN S tJutnbo Elliott, the Brooklyn manmountain has as much as any
pitcher in the National leag u e, hut
unfortunately his choice collection
of curves nnd drops -include a
“ homo run” hall. The Gargntunn
southpaw ullowed tho New York
Giants only two hita iti seven inn
ings yesterday, hut both were home
runs and gave the league leaders a
2 to 1 victory, th eir third straig h t
trium ph over the battered brook
lynites;,
.
The homers were made by Jnhn
nnd Lindstorm. ‘ With nineteen
circuit clouts in thirteen games,
run b ittin g outfit In the Majors.
tho G iants.a rc the lending home
The Chicago Culm are second with
fourteen.
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In his Inst previous start, Elliott
had Isold the Boston Brnvcs to
three hits in nine innings. He met
his mastiff yesterday in L arry Bea
ton. .w h f yielded but four hits. It
was the most brilliant pitching duel
of the season.
Two other hurlers turned, in
Carndl of Detroit held thq \Vhite
Sox to four hits, winning 7 to I
nnd incidentally stopping Bill Cissoll, who had hit safely fn fifteen
consecutive games. Sam Gray,
former Mnckmnn who hns won five
games for the St. Louis Browns.
also allowed only four hits.
A fter having won six straight,
the New York Yankees were halt*
cd by two of their form er play*
mates, sad Samuel Jones nnd
pitchers holding the fort, the
Gnrlnml Braxton. With these two
W ashington
Senators
slugged
champions nnd ended their own
th eir way to a 0 to 5 win over the
losing streak of eight games. It
was W ashington's first triumph
over New York in six starts.
This same ability to bent n m aj
or rival has mnde Cincinnati a n j
Pittsburgh w hat they ere today in
the National League standing. The
Rods have lost to St. I-ouis only
once in six sta rts nnd the P irates,
have copped five of their seven
games with Chicago.
Yesterday the Pirates nosed out
the Cubs 0 to Jt, on pitcher Joe
Dawson’s triple in the tenth. Wal
ker’s * tripic with the bases full,
following two errors by Frisch,
enabled the Reds to turn bnck. the
Cardinals, C to -I. Cincinnati is
now in second place,
The Boston Braves banged away
a t Bcngo, rookie Phllly tw irlcr,
New England Council,
The suyvoy was udcrtaki
the purpose o f determ ining t(
ex ten t research was used i
the New E ngland business
M0 6 RE HAVEN—Cornei
laid for new-.Glides. County
houso.,
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URGES RESEARCH
BOSTON, May 3.— (IN S )—Im
proved control of sales activities,
avoidance of excess stocks, nelp
in sales direction, nnd assistance
in instruction nnd stimulation of
salesmen are among the advan
tages to bo gained from the appli
cation of research to selling pro
blems. The Idea is s«t forth by re
presentative New England firms
in "The Use of Research in SaleB
Analysis,” the first of n scries
of reports on the uses of research
Ja business In New ^England, according to an annouccrtiet by the
(TOO LATE EO CLASS!
ONE 12 1-2 acre celery
‘T iled:"In higlt state of t
tipn: 700 ft. on highway. Tw
a n t houses and b am . Price
0(10.. JOOOO.r cash, 'balance1
If. M. Rumlcy. Phone 100-J
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesdii
Night City Hall
STANDINGS
RESULTS
W irt Palm Bench H; Oilnml
Miami ft; Daytona Beavli o.
it Liitiil'-nl.'il Sanford 1
rODAV’S (JAMKS
r i o itiD \ s t vj
Fort l.atnlordule
I 'nvtoiui Bc-rtc li
Daytona Bench
Wes' Palm lU-aeli
SANFORD
Fort Laodi-tdiiliMinmi ....
Orlando
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({HITMAN Brooks Coutlf Ham
Bni-on \ - -ioci.it ion to install
id - loriigc- plant here.
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesday
Night City Hall
Thousands of women
Nations Will Pay Tribute to Dunant
\ W hose Idea Red Cross Is Founded
among the grocery
r
ads in 1 he Herald each Friday before visiting
the stores.
They find the
grocery
pages offc
a con
venient shopping list, low prices
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of foods which provide welcome chang
M
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menu
In Sanford, women
or direct the purchase
of practically all food consumed in the hom es........
they constitute a buying power that has control
immense sums
(Oval) Jian Henri Dt•n n t. \v 11r
first conceived l ie iueu r.l pen.
nent n.it onil vali.nicer tocirtiei
to provide let.cl in v . r a r t ilu
aster. May L" 1 Is t - ccntenaiy
ot Uuna.it'5 birth.
(Above) The Signing ot the Treatv
Of Gcrrtva, August If?, 1301, which,
based on DuHjnt'i Ui*a. created the
Red Crocf. Tiiis^s a reprode- t-sn
'of a painting In the Nal anal Head
quarter* of the American Hcd
Crass, Washington, D. C.
(Right) "The Samaritan cf Gotferlno,” a painting .representing
Dunant as a volunteer Red C in*
worker aiding wounded cn tho fislj
of battle.
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money.
Place your message before this vast, rich aud.
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in The Herald will receive careful consideration
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by “the buying power of the home.”
one liumlr.-rltli nnntwi
saty of the Irlrl 11 In Ui-tn-v a.
fe .
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UwliscrlnnU. of J .-an lli-mt
Duuaat—tbo great buinoiillarla who Ravo to Ihu win hi tho I i.-a an-f
vUloa on which the Beil C iihh I_•
founded —will hr oh ern-d un M;ij
8 In fifty six nations. Twenty mil
F . Bon jH-r.-ous arc- enrolled nude! tin?
j» ' ; banner of tho Rad Cross.
Tbo chub of tho Franco Bar
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dlulau and Aunt t hin armies on Jum
-i. 18.V.I. on Ilu- plain* of
;; -baiily, when*Sthi.OnO tiji u were en
gag-id lu Itathi-toiiaiirf flxhthtg on
a ieu-uiilu front a ml fn.in-o were
wounded and dcarl nt tho child ot
lira labour sirnsglo, created -the
idea In Dunam'it mlml.
j ! While liairlltig In I.Otnhar.ly,
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DunuM cam , tali- to Itin day. fipon
thu hatih-n.-hl. 11 wns "movm
u to oqtnpai Inn, to pity, to horror '
pby (he dead and d>lnp, trait has
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*cnvd to Ike nearby villas-, of
1
'Ilam, where I. ■ , .
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tnry .o r lod.iv .1 purl of lire aril- >( Up- Ini nintlonal Br-d
fita iy .1 I mo Ihe major ta-k nl
tin- Ihil Cross In Ilf I > six rntllilloTli » hr 1 Internutiotlnl r«nvr tl|«t>.
w.is h id In (ienern In 1* 0.1. attend
ud by 1epre.11 ntntlvcs o( 10 coon
It udupti'd ri'Miliitliina la
hmitr.illnj wounded, Im pllals uni
inerih it personnel and fur. uas cf
an hh-ntlcnl dpi; Iry nil nation* to
Mat me Ihal a e i «Ira In > ai
-V to- mat il.'i'iipumi.« r.i^Man.ir
:'l I- > iUltlodh'd Ilu- I .-*o!i|t lour
in tin Tio.it)' of R rtii-u. In lx>i
•1 l i I’lc.ldi-lit Arthur the t'uilc*
R- •t« * «h;iiHi| the Tri-alj-.
I'm rii»|!vi-«l (o n t- n lli d Cm.•u t> in nltniiet every iiirilou. am j
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Herald Your
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hwiti il.u.J, Mliora hr- hail Jived !■
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA,
For Your Convenience, M adam
Citizen’s Mass
Meeting Tuesday
N ight City Hall
1 Portable
$7.50.
Pi truly Wiggly Stonsj
W. H. Long M n rk 't
Hanford Ave. Bakery
A & t* Ten Oo.
R. W. f^wton
Economic Grocer}’ Co
A B C
!Ir* ad
Hud S tar Oiotery A Feed Co,
Sanford Fruit ft Produce Co,
Arendu Deliratcsicn
nulk>y’n Cash Gr very
T/ongwinxl Hairy
Calumet Rnkt.ig I’mvilvt
Piffuly Wiggl.v .Markets
Phonograph
i
1 Used Player piano.
The caay, safe and
way to buy the family grocer
ies ia to shop first in The Herald s rood pages.
Today’s grocery ads are full of interesting news for
busy housewives.. . . . take advantage of tho low prices
and wido variety offered today by these enterprising
food m erchants:
,
FRIDAY, MAY, 4, 1928
1 Used Cabinet Phonograph
For sale or trade.
Elton J . Moughton
F. P. HINES
Architect
FI CLING STATION
First Nat’! Bank 'ttlil,
Sanford, Fhiv
111 3 San ford Ave.
Fresh Bread and Parker House Rolls.
Buns—Finger Rolls—Pies—CakesGeneral Line o f Pastries made fresh daily.
You will find my bread; At Lodges Groc
ery on Elm Ave., Lodges and McLain on
Palmetto Ave., Stenstroms
Grocery
French Ave., and Gatchels Grocery on
Sanford Ave.
io m ic
Corner of Sanford Ave. and Fourth S t
Tho Ham** 01 (futility, Service And Uniformly Low
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Some of our Special Prices for Saturday
Shoppers.
Have von seen the new lino of j^as appli
Sugar Granulated 10 lbs. fori- ................................. .
You'll like our ready-prepared foods for a delight
change. Special attention paid to orders for picnics
beach parties.
Potato Salad
naked Ham
Rolls
Cookies
Cakes
Imported and Domestic Cheese
Cakps and Paatrir* Bakrd and
O rnam ent'd for p arties and Hpccial occasions
T h e Tamp T«
41 Mcl-ondrr Areadn
F. L. NIXON
Corner 5th St. And Sanford Ave.
66c
Potatoes New 0 lbs. for*................................................ 25c
ances
which, we
have
[received
Potuloes Georgia Sweet fi lbs. for
Hnnp Itcans Stringless 3 lbs. for .....
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Apples Eating or Cooking 3 lbs. for
Ranges, water heaters, coolers, hot plates
Flour Plain or Self Rising 2 t lbs. for
Waterground Meal (Mbs. for
Every one is of the latest design
Best Medium Grits fi IbH. for
Tomatoes No. 2 can 3 enns for
Crisco 3 lb. pails per pull .%
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of a «e
Pie Peaches 2 tins for
Ranges with the Lorain heat control and
every improvement which goes to make
Good Scratch Feed 10 Ibgu ggr
Blue Ribbon Malt
cans
Pet or Carnation Milk small
np a good gas range. Water heaters of
all types. We cordially invite your in
‘ A s u d d e n e m e rg e n c y calls for lig h t In
th e d e a d of n ight. You p re s s a b u tto n ,
o n fla s h e s your light It c o s ts b u t
of a c e n t. Is It w orth it?
W a itin g , a n t i c i p a t i n g , e v e r re a d y , is
th e m e c h a n ic a l pow er a n d th e h u m a n
o rg a n iz a tio n -J in o m a n , lo a d d is p a tc h - ,
ers, e n g in e e rs —in (act. every m a n in o u r
g re a t in s titu tio n is your "M in u te M an.”
MEAT . MARKET
Star Hams half or whole
Always read y to serve
you instantly.
Clover Bloom Butter
Pork Shoulder per lb,
spection
Use Electricity
Your Cheapest Seri/..if
TH E
W O R L D 'S
GREATEST
BAK IN G POWDER
Sa l e s
Grocery Department
A. 0 . Sawyer
106 Magnolia Ave
o th er brand
Meat Market
A. J . Vaughan
117 Magnolia — Quality Meats At Lowest Prices
Luncheon
LAMB
Western Pork
zvi t im e s t h o s e o f a n y
Western
One y e a r a g o w e entered the field o f San fend Milk
producers with the basic thought o f offering the
com m unity better m ilk . This, even our enemies
adm it we have done and m any Sanford people
have rewarded our efforts with their patronage .
Clean m ilk and Flecker's Longwood Dairy have
become synonymous. We have inspired our competitors to more care in production and handling
and the entire m ilk consuming D u b l i c hns
POUND
CENTS
CENTS
WESTERN POT
ROAST OF
BEEF
POUND
.CENTS
Smoked
CENTS
ROUND
SIRLOIN &
Half or Whole
POUND
CENTS
Whipping
CLUB STEAK
CENTS
Picnic
Quart 18c
Pint 9c
Quart 15c
Pints 10c
Buttermilk
Half P\
20c
LONGWOOD DAIRY
2nd St. Palmetto
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Ihe rectum, which i- a cdi-rmii
illt'cast*/ and «d* cour.-v. very ml*
ly. Thus can lu* spi n ilie i.. i>nrtm ice
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Fresh Asparagus—Ft esh Cauliflower
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Fresh C'reen Peas—Ice Derg Eeltlice
Fresh To ma toes—Cele ry
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A T U R D AY-SPECIAL 3-MONDAY
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Wholesale And Retail
Fancy table Potatoes, 10 lbs.
Ikcwn, (cooking) Onions, 3 lbs
V. k te, (r.v. eet) Onions, 1 lbs.
UAl.ru W. I.OSSINM Mcr.
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213 Sanford Ave,
rrn ltn z , SM| i ,iIhk .
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G pkg. Star Naptha
Powder
3 Cans
3 pkgs Super Suds
Grits
1 Band Brooms
%
Mustard
Sardines • V *
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5 Band Brooms
Purq Vegetable Lard
Plenty Of Miik-Ced
i.ru p c r
ens &
Portable 1‘KnnHjjraphs
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Portable I’hnnotfinphs
Driving Lights ...........................
Two cans Sintonize Polish
Iliryde Tires ...........................
Hanford Fla** name plates
Fryers
2 cans No. 2 LeCrande
No. 2 Lima Beans
C«on;
o charge For Dressing
a Special Saturday Only
F. P. KINKS
Filling Station
1113 Sanford Ave
ii'icy sliced 'Pineapple,
re) No. 2 Cans, per can
GCalces Oct. Special Soap
Deliver
^
• two cans to a customer • .
M iss th e se ’
ty Specials
well'House Coffee, lb
i o iire e ii'
Roll Kewpie Toilet Paper
or Powders
estei n Pork Chops, !)>
the right
the bright
Tim A & I’ lias ninny* been llv preference u|
women n lm reennnize true value- In.I never s
i nalii> ' • in .1 ‘‘liarirain ipslmot."
Free to each customer while they
L
Large Box .Maidies
:Wmt?!!rrt)flOMTQR
Simmiid Seeded nr Seedless
Itelnionte Itaitletl
No. 1Can
Corner Sanford Ave. amt Rte’iib Si
( h’TO
Sweet Mixed
Wesson
3 —C a k . O &
oTTct Self Rising PtOTT
ood Irish Potatoes
'O 'iO P .
v>. Shredded Wheal for
1**111 l!nl lie
I’HHajry Panciike
■was Walker Chile Con Ca**ne
0 iwiJ
lb can
ilker Beans with ( ’!ii!
Del Monte No. 1 Tail Can
eneer 30c size
GOe size
21 1!)h. PiUshury Flour
Assorted Flavors
HiUt other goods
3 Fkgs
Brooms foryj
a v w ri
^
mi ford IJaLing Powder
boneless ChicUen 70e
in tomato sauee
Oclnt'on
bikers Devilment 40c size 2 for
W e’carry the very best fresh fruits and v egetables at lowest
p rices
Country Roil
. • All Over The ANY-Id
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The Santord llerald
— rn h ltahr* n » r > n lk r im n n rvrrp l
N u itd a l Ml I m l i i f i l , I’lurldn.
I l l ] MnKUnlln A t r n u r ,
I’ x t r r t d Mm Hrroml
i-Is r *
m atter
ftctn lirr 5*. IIH9. Ml I hr I*n*l ■ifllrt*
Ml H n n ln r l , I'larliln, untlrr a r t v f
t'MMirrs* a l March .1. 1KII7.
Echoes. Of Way bright’s Speech
Speaking of Senator \Vnybright's meeting here in bo
half of Foils Huthmvuy Wednesday night, The Florid,
Times-Union
of Jacksonville
--------------------------------!—i has
this rather intcrestini
statement
to
make
in
n
news
story, “State Senator Edgar W.
H O L l . A S U t I.. IIBA.X ___ ____ K .lllu rl
I I . I l n i V A I I I I I K I M i .... ..
M i n i n e r r ‘ Way bright, of Duval county, speaking here tonight before
l : \ K J . I : 111 J I I M 11 M n n n u l n i K i l l t o t
an audicticc that filled the big auditorium of the City
. .
M r lliiRlhn
T k r r r Month*, .
Hr ( s r r t r r prr IVrnli
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wtptr.
(ItMtAl 1
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f MrlM
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Milk ‘«l
'I i*• I t
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I hf rm-
hteli vr«
i»m *
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rkem i
lut* I
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.
*:ur.o
l he auditorium referred to will accommodate comfort
«Hux*i ably some seven hundred persons. That is to say, there arc
“
I in round; totfatWin icvetijiiundrcd
.................... seats,,But there hnve been
TM-Iat the m&illhS ( .gyrttilh cnndijbUtej-^iiftH* we might! nienRIlull I lion IJuLtt^ryaii
hundf^^Wfhore standing. fTlicre
*7hr; | were, tlim /;js6me ew over eight hJItldriVl persons hi the
,«■■- nuditoriifbvfWmen lira. Owert spoke. *
\ v c< \ 8 m k y , fftjit jnt Senator Waybright's mebtjng,
,hr there wero’jbjft aciu
persons] pres*
«« ent. We d
t say this to be unpleasant, as we really be-.
r"i-I lieve the Senhtoyjrh/ide ftn excellent speech and was well
toP5 worth kf.
Ll' *it, mu'ny as could have crowded into the
*o«ii City mS h®
. . ‘But
_ we.........................
Wv.
do think the facts in the case
a ill, deserve slroVJ^riAld^ation,
___ tif T h e Times-thiloVi news story also’ said , that
FRIDAY, MAY t
Tank Evans, o f Li
We grant without argument
IMIILE VERSE FOR TODAY
rtm
'll blow from which the ntatv.ynuld
pcndi-nt Tafidifppjitpj jlefppt g ra tis ,
not tecovcr in jo u ra if the fo rm er sh()lJ|,j hi* 1h* nominated. Tho-e
governor w’ero to bo ejectciFagatn. rpomturing any such movement
They nrt* witiun their ngiitn in ot*»Oit fir.-1 L» ^Ivn th eir full of*
telling their congregations of th e to r \ thl. prim ary. if ( n il. i* d y
Peril to H o n d a * name nnd pros- f llt,,| ,n .juno r. there will bo m.
P01'^*
j need <.f mi Independent movement
H is hemming apparent th a t in f with all the effort tied expense it
order to defeat C atts the people ( would detail.
m ust unite on one. man. A divided
*rnni,m Times bus had
vote among several aspirants will
t „ , „ y .„i,oul \V. .1. MoWey,
give bin it lead which may elect the RcnuMicnn cnnclitlntr* Dor* th.»
him.* Of the opponents to Cults the
one man who staruLi forth nr, thi|
one nw jl Jik jly ,,to defeat htgj in
Fona HAthnwjyv,
Then* j Is already talk in
qunrtci's of the state of an inddP
Mauling, C rating Shipping,
* and Storage
Im n- 1*?*?
The place to build your home
De
Sanford Realty
F o r e st
lilt If. Or.I n
Huy A & G Brands—Get Bet
tor Crops and Save Freight
\i lr I li«*
I i :;h*
llim l t
'J In- No Filli*i Method S av ts
i ’n ight on I he Filler and i on
Let t!u> Sam e Amount id
llmi'ltlru
Plant Food. ,
ATLANTIC 55!AND GULF
On improved City properly at 7 p e r cent. ,T to five year
F E R T IL IZ E R .
COM PANY
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
'%
business property.
_
Now if Senator W nybtighl were
running for governor, well, thul
tvould he different.
Loch A rbor
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MONEY TO LOAN
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whirlwind pnsseth, so Is tin* wick
ed no more: hut the righteous is
an everlasting foundation.—I’rov.
10:25.
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iipim*nt It in Jacksonville
S o lic it v o u r o r d e r s f o r p ro m p t
II2 E. Second St.
For Better Homes
One thing we've observed about
A s a r e s u lt o f “ B u t te r H o m e s W e e k ," o b s e r v e d
nat
candidate*, they are always very
enndide about m e other fellow's io n ally re c e n tly , m a n y (jucH tions h a v e a r is e n w h ic h m ig h
can did my.
he e x p e c te d to r e s u lt in a b e t t e r d e f in itio n o f w h a t con
s t i t u t e s b e t t e r h o m e s. E v e r y o n e h a s - h i s o w n id e a o f* w im
The ‘‘l'Tft?.?hs tnahR meeting bus a g o o d h o m e is. lull th e a s s o c ia tio n w h ic h a d v a n c e s th i:
been |i ontermed until
Tuesday
w h a t y o u a r e d o in g ti
night, possibly to give the Slnineii: p a r ll c td a r w eek w a n ts lo k n o w
m
a
k
e
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o
m
e
b
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tte
r
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e
r
e
a
r
e
so m e o f th e question.*
a dinner to get over Miami.
a s k e d . H ow w ould y o u r p re m is e s s c o re fo r th e s e p o in ts '.'
“ W a te r s u p p ly .
It seems that all the honest
people want to beat C alls hut
“ D isp o sal o f w a ste .
■most of them have different ideas
“ C o o k in g fa c ilitie s .
about how lu accomplish that end.
" F o o d s to r a g e fa c ilitie s .
“
S c re e n d o o rs a n d w in d o w s.
The Tallahassee Democrat lias
“ E ig h t a n d v e n tila tio n o f y o u r ho m e.
.just come out cdltorinliy in favor
of Senator Taylor, but we don't see
“ S a n ita tio n (N o co b w eb s o r 'd u s t , f r e e fro m in s e c ts ,
how that is going to help defeat bed h u g s, m o th s , m o sq u ito e s, c lea n e v e r y w h e r e ) .
Catts.
" W h a t k in d o f flo o rs h a v e y o u in v o u r h o m e ?
“ W lu it k in d o f f u r n is h in g s h a v e yo u in y o u r h o m e'.1
Now that the Thursday half*
holidays are coming on, we news P la in , p a in te d o r v a r n is h e d ? A re th e y e a s y to m o v e a n d
H ow c o n v e n ie n t fo r th e p e rs o n s liv in g in y o u i
papermen will have to work just a a r r a n g e ?
little bit harder to get enough to h o m e ? (la v e y o u a n y d u s t
H itc h e r s ? A re y o u r w a lls
Jill up witji.
lig h te r th a n y o u r flo o rs, y o u r c e ilin g lig h te r th a n
w a lls ?
-------- o--------W h a t ty p e p ic tu r e s h a v e y o u ? A re th e y on a level w jtli
before tjie F’alatku Rotary club th e a v e r a g e ey e , o r h u n g even, w ith th e c e ilin g ?
Ruth llryan Owen declared that
“ H a v e y o u an o u td o o r or in d o o r lo ile l? If y o u h a v e a n
what this (rounlry needs is mure
o
u
td
o
o r to ile t, is it sc re e n e d on all s id e s ? Do y o u h a v e
"statesm en." And "stotcswomeii"
c o n ta in e r s fo r ith o -c x i reL ion? iDo von Iim<* f r e q u e n tly ?
too Mrs. Owen.
H a v e y o u p a p e r contain* r s ? A re th e r e a n y Log p e n s , di It
This guhtrnalorial race has de W ater slo p s, o r d r a in s n e a r Hie h o u s e ?
Do y o u
th ro e
veloped twp main issuejl. In iflie of v e g e ta b le s a n d o th e r m a t t e r lo d ecay a r o u n d th e
d o o r?
them wo st*e a great deal of CarKon, Catts,,dogs and horses: in tie? H a v e y o u fly h a p s in th e y a r d a n d s t a b l e . "
“ H a v e you a eom po>t
h e a p fo r th r o w in g
ih in v e d
other It’s mostly hull.
V e g etab les, f r u it , food, e tc ., a n d c o v e rin g w ith e a r t h l a t e r
Senator tV aybiight by the wav to be u se I on th e g a r d e n ?
A re m o s q u ito b r e e d in g p la c e s
■is a eandidnte for delegate lo the 'c o n tr o lle d , ra in b a r r e ls c o v e re d , no tin c a n s , o r * m d a in e r s
Democrat a; National Convent mn
th a t hold w a te r ly in g a r o u n d ? A re s in k s o r m a r s h e s filled
Jf he were avowedly untl-Pm 'th !i
in ?
A re fe n c e s w h ite -w a s h e d
or
p a in te d ?
O u th o u - e s
would make a good one.
w h ite -w a s h e d o r p a in te d ?
" H a v e y o u s h ru b b c r> a n d p la n tin g s in r e la tio n to th e
Carlton has promised, wl* lie
llcvu, that his charge of waste and siz e o f y o u r y a r d ? Do y o u r p la n ts n eed p i n n in g o r s p r a y oxtravaganee would be .Miinilaiilril -itrg-?— H a v e tim i n *i I i i u l i u 1 tdirnbr; fo r ' “d e c o ra 1 1mi p u r
before long by one of graft anil p o s e s ? H a v e y o u a s a n d y o r a ' g r a s s y la w n ? Is y o u r h o u se
corruption. We’re waiting.
a r r a n g e d so t h a t vm i c a n s a v e s te p s , tint** an il la b o r ? P le n ty
o
f s to r a g e o r c lo s e ts a n d p a n t r y sp a c e , a n d b u ilt- in c o n v e n
If you can tell anything about
n storm from the direction the ien ce s, s u c h a s iro n in g b o a rd , ta b le s a n d w ood b o x e s , e tc ’
wind blows, it certainly looks as
if it is going to he Smith against
Hoover, and that'll la* a liurrienne.
<§
\S TO JOHN S. TAYLOR
Tram mell a p] mi a ted 11a l ha way
MUpcrintcnilent of DuvaYs seb*ai)s,
anil Martin made him chairman of
the road department, so wo pre
sume he's going to vote f,n tmtli
of them.
The Herald doesn't know yet
Whether the Carllnit elnaiges ate
true or false, hut wo are• going to
Vote for the man ijho hu s tile best
chance of heating Cattsi whoever
that may lie.
SI
PKTKItSDI Ut; INDKI'ENDICN'I
tlie camlida'e ■ tor i***'
K'.ot ida pr ibtildi I he mdj
has a 't b* en at tacked a.,
n and new ipupets is S n
S. Taylor, of 1’im lln?
tin ie ha*- hi on such an
ha> tint been henid •»1 ■i
of Flat ida. I le lias not
eked even l-y op|sising
i uItieli. to say the least.
No wonder Sanfoid etmie back
1h, re ll *- I, I*n, il never a tenil
so quickly. T.otn) cats of luscious lay oil lie pall ol s till* llill*;
celery left H at section Ibis sea pupei
i hu h arc inleierted u
son. — l.cesblifg
Coninieiiiiil. •tti, * i undidiiteK to assume a sort*
More'n that. Seven thousand hud •f it u io be-regrettod attitude
left sometime ago.
-tsiu rd S* nali,r Taylor’s candidacy,
summed up, w’-.al they have to -in
One thing Senator Taylor ha* inmunts tu alt-ut t h i 1; "I'm s- 'itv
pruinbetl if elected governor and Id chap, but you vtnnld do it."
th at's to get rid of miysi|i,itoes We some of them hale Inen Monied
don’t know Imw he is going to do i b n r f t h e tnom-y Senator Taylot
It, liul ive ean't think of anything is spending in tiK campaign, ami
v th at would suit ns Letter.
ine, at least, said thul in taking tin
senator's money I i campaign pulo
nutters: duty 1fi cotifudour.*'
mi'fjgi-.-.V. J i ’A " state that It hed eri A T t^B g^gti flUig
'T hat a p pc am to be fh".* etrlenl, ill
ill thin lin** h**fn -aid arttlnst .Sen■
itor Taylor as a candidal Wlutre*
Ruth Hr. uii Owen is lending j vvy r hi•• tm-t fUVrtf he win** n e 11 rg
new ait of dignity to Flmdia pn
Vii i'C \tJtviitMyr,
he lias sp d.en h e ’
...
itlcs. Not
dignity thut smac-V
a good impression and vuis
of aloofiir* i hut one that iim pirt,
-la il'jY / .1(1 *'■* »• riy,
higher idc 1r *>r government a*4
•r T iU lhl',. 3s iittckincr'" a
cltUcnship —Titusville Star-Aii*
tforutmu, (lead1'him dlgirt-
g
JL
t fled appeal to tile v*I *r - of l‘ •••*
! idu a fai l will, h. lamling ah'iM
! tmuld e a n v mi little ueiglii ill
ibis pariiiiilaf ciiniMUign.
(M colli e there i.-, nulbiiig on
ivhieli to li.ise an iiltni I, oil Sena
tor Taylor. I ir-t of all, lie i- not
■i p r o f e s ( , i o i i n l
p o litn i.tn :
tn* i** n *'
making Ins living that wn.\ H1’ ’
i mat* of clean d ia m e te r, a Mill
lantial tm-iness iiinn and cilir.en
and a r ic d il lo his city, iiis eottii'v
and bis , t:it.*. In lunning for g,*v
em or he is inletested niort* in
Florida Utun In* is in hi- pei ona'
aiKuncemcnt total the power and
emoluments o f public office. There
is not the slightest doubt that be
•would mal, Florida wholly cupab'e
and tin si worthy governor or that
hi.- adniiid *lration would be just
I lie kind that is needed by Florida
in its critical period of readjust
merit lie is not a demagog lie, nor
a Idu Ter. nor a promissory man
Re is campaigning by airplane
hot for spectacular effect but b e
cause, owing to n technical ques
tion mt to Ids eligibility in con
nevtion with his membership in
thv.stute legislature, he started late
und had to use u plane to cutely up.
, It is a tremendously signify.m l
fact that there is nothing Ul In*
Raid lignin .1 Senator Taylor ujfact
(hat Flji-iilf,,,yo\«'raj slum Id lin e
fully riotsnicl*. A man like th at'ca n
hi? trusted with public office.
AGAINST CATiS
M ami has no intention of be*
coming tha Chlcugu of Florida-—JACK80NYH.I.K J O l’K.NAI
Starke Tf]|gruph. I’erhaps that is
Tw7> Itaptist pivaehcr* of Jack- and let the rest of the’ vote, go lo
why they did not senil AI fupone
away.—Gai itcsville. 8un. And why jitiville have assailed Sidney J. the other i undidales. Chui'ches
so many > Iamiunt* are supporting 'alii* for hi- utterances during which may In* inclined to stay out
tthe
Ito C
niK iii t <
• t t n *1t f l f t t «» Sidney
Q h l n n t f Jf
•he campaign fer the governorship of politics have the right to . speak
Gappnt
candidate,
mil have pointed to the wisdom of whoa decency in called Uj»vii to fm\}
Catts.
tnitlng on Fun* H athaway for the the challenge loiid^ down by Sidney
ipu-m an tells us that the tnmlnatiun on June 5. •
J. f'atts. Dr. tlroughton aud Rev,
Little a* we like the idea of fhd- Shuhrr lin e seen in th itta^ ie sae.i
i the Times is su|>porting
n i*{ because McKay w ant! itica in th e pulpit, u-w unjoubfDdly
hirif out of Tampa ]>olUics. i m atter of grave concern lo while governor, cause to he alarm
judging from the way the ^hriftiail people that u man who ed lest he be chiAett again as the
putlisher is teutiitg bis ms himself spoken from the pul- s ta te ’s .chief executive. Thuy, have
ull^ail-Jar-iergetR him*cif as to “ giLJshat nisnv o th er people of
d tx
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Ford Dealer
First National Bank
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Hank Bldg.
County Judge
S. VV. Brpdford
Waters Kan
k ilc h tA s
B. L. Perkins
'Nif nvw school
lit'ii hudilcs arc here
■in- inmgs Unit make your old
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA- FRIDAY} MAY 4| IASS*
T T :-— —
A n d Personal Activities
, T elephone 14B iklRS, FRED. S. DAIGEIt, Society Editor Residence
Tt * #|« |*
FK1IIAY
of Woman's exchange
w i Krill Itaskct B ld g.
pcurt Circle i f the Garden
Hill wed with Mrs. Hay
jjlOdlil aVh>eIt at her home
stjLl hake.
L circle of
the S an ford
flab will meet a t 10:00
j*ith Mrs. Kdward L . Mark*
ifJsrwuier F arm .
A) circle of Snitfonf Gnrdi will meet at 10:00 o'clock
fin. Jinnes G. Sharon m
I Street.
rfiir Circle of nnford Garden
l,,j] mrei at 10:00 o’clock
[in. W. Theodore Langley a t
|fcir in Mayfair,
i Alfred W. Lee. will enter*
mjmher.K of the Sans
| Brake Cluk
Lj5,n- i.f the Camphtdl-Losff«t American Legion will
rrgulnr meeting a t <1:00
flit the Legion i In t.
j r f h . I'lay, “Suicide Spe*
Lt*,|S:l'i oVIoek a t the SemiBijth School. *
MONDAY
IrfJjr hii
• • i n cling i.f the
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i ll u ill In- In-Id at
, tVi, i . t
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fcn fit,. ,
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i I \ 11 ugla * }i i ^ * nti t .
111! hin i e ■ri a i une ic'el u-k at
on S::lir «r**l
Tel. 37.
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Miss Myrtle Flynn. Miss Him*.urn,
•....
N.
Bridge d u b lOn joys
Party Of Mrs. Brouse
,
hr* l.utlmr !!i i»i*;«,i . v,!»
i
Ki*l li t ting tlu
I'liiil h"'|»i*al i-i.mliirtinjr it*\ival
r \ ♦•**• at !»»*•
ity o f th h i* h in « vt'iy *1**1*til i l-'irst
MctinWisl
t Inn !i. u II
was the f.vely
b jdge Itliu lie- u
u i, (..mglit oil “ Till M e - i | . i l b .
given
Tbrnsda;.
by Mr*. J ! C ris i* " m o l t o m o i . m
, ight m
Brousii at ii*-1 home in Park A i
"T h e I T'|>aidonab!e Sin.*' Mod in::,
nne when *la , i ii rlained the moi.i w l|
;li 70 ,\. ;d. ami s P. '•!
tiers o f I lie Kvi i y Othei We It ^
^
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Bridge etui-----------------------------------------------F \ipii*ii. pud i.ultaiirc ti
| id ie 1" l 1 flower* and ! nlvia* w 1 1v [
77 / C V .’O R LD J
C LD O T T
the r o u e
1 ..lor
.-* |ii mg l it'll VI .. A t
l.mty fi-ur i ll! t*
cm |
a-hetne o f)
Hill' ll’t'l' •r]
FinSl PLAY! D A I
;i
il.llt in'llll
\
1 <-f tin* Fit l :i 1 t»l.
mil ini-i t at !L-J* ’I I.., ,.'li r «n 1 nt • Ul'||*
•»4.M *1 vj
•Ill'll* Vll ll l! HIV « nf
m ,J.
ami :i In i t !u n.sii'il1
'i l.i.il
nl i' i"ic.*b>1 I
■1 will liavc pii'itii mimln i'f i mi:.!: il i.) 1 •i :i |i a> vil.
ill
1 ■cl T. Wii- :l i\ .i* fn-ii .1 tb. 1. lb.- |. i/l bail
III .'11 wmi lij Mi . M. S U :t-.- ■ it.
1.1, 1.1 . All ini'iit
.1)'
4 ii Vi rs w IT 1<
'i mi i't at tin
1 1 In! 11 r*. M S.
W ig g in ', ' I r
Hraxlnn I... P iih in s.
+ 1.1 id i ‘nldwi Hi—AI 1 ■ . U >111 "'
“Mr
lA'I'i : I Holly J r , w II S, I oli orm , M i-, 1 lia r’es I.. ltn tt,
un 1 1 \ nun/
Mat 1 on* Mi 4. I h o les C Ift-iu y. All . Hurry
li, Lewis, and M. George H. I'isli■'a t lii>.< ai Kn*itls.
"I*.
MdNHAA
K’vl.ir in n tlily meeting of the
JA C K S O W ll.l.i:
SlaughU-i-Sen 1 I Jlls* of tile Ale', ho
ing
of
i
attic
for
I......I
1
oiisiiinption
IOu i i Ii nil! be liehl at (i:K0
and i a t - r - l a l v -t>i|imii- lesumed
kt si tl. • lull i ll.
nt old \ r ntnii plant <a Tall
k ' ' -WO\ o iltly o f tile Aletll
•
•1
v. dl inei l at .‘ 1:00 ip ml Avenue
|ii> 1 '.m ill,
»tf
-.'lie. Ii.
WTTTVTTTrrVT------------
r*
jCST&n TW*t
J’ortrayi-.t Cy
ADOLPH a v t cror.cz
FASSNACH T
In Hotel Inherited fmn
generation to (irr.eraa. n
•IMIOTTTO til
DMira IiUCHOWETZKI
P R IN C E S S
**' "OMAAfs WAY’*
j
.
" a *h a p p y
J
i. i \ 11 1 hi ri:i>
-Xr<•>
Adult* AOr
picl iiiiziitinii
nf
I
llarliury c-oast
“ M RIM H A N T S G I F - M I K
II |i. m.
Children 2.1c
SATURDAY
THANKS
FGI l T H E IM t i t i l
HII»K”
is ah.
■ •
I .nut,, l.a Plante
J 1* LR.fUILUti
Full- Ladies hluck j
tan arc .1 support'
(Shoes oo.OO Val., >|
pr.<
F a i r L a d ie s R e d '
ro o m S lip p e r s
Few Pair
( ( t i l d r e n 's
S hoes, s o ft
s o le s a n d f i r s t s te p s , S a t
u r d a y S p e c ia l a t
40c
0-4
f
I ll
t I.
us
I
M en n iiii be d u rn ii in s o m e ,
t h i n g s b u t w h e n it c o m e s to
e s t a b l i s h i n g re s p e c t fo r t h e m
s e lv e s a m o n g w o m en , th e y
knew w h at th e i
m o s t do. |
E v e r y M o th e r ’s so n ' o f n**
a r o u n d t h i s p la n t k n o w s p e rfe itly w ell lltiil h e m o s t n a t c h
e v e ry s t e p lie ta k e s in m a k in g
ciiii b r e a d , o r else- th e In d ies
tliiil d o I h e b u y in g a n d p a s s
u p o n i t s q u a lity e i t h e r sa y ,I
“ Y o u r b r e a d is s p le n d id ." o r |
“ T a k e it a w a y ; u e do n o t
m i n t i t ."
Assortment of White
Kid and Canvas Ox
fords and one strap
ladies Slippers, pair
&. 95c
185
75 Pair
Ladies U.'ondc and White
Kid 3 strap, military heel
AAAA to (.!*« high grade
The be Shoes Will l i t
$ 4 8 5 & $545
|QC' Ladies Comfort blackjt* 1 0^
kid and patent leath er,^ 1
Saturday Special.
FINAL CLEARANCE BIG^SALE CONTINUES
w hen Ihe grocer
hnndp a loaf of our bread oiee
the counter to n lady or In
i that lady’s hoy or girl, she or
the children take notice ns to
how it is wrapped—or dressed.
Thnt of itself looks as though
precaution had been taken to
Wep it out of unclean hands.
b AIso. il
locks ns though
the mukir is proud of his pro*
duct and that he would not
put an unclean product in a
clean attractive wrapper.
Of course we know- in these
dnys of sanitary Ideus that'
every Imkcr of bread wraps
his loaf, hut the finnl test of
any. bread is Its sustained
quality— its real food value—
and under such circumstances
price comparison should not
be considered at all.
It Is a fuct (hat a quality
product is always worth its
oricc—something that every
body should remember.
1.0
ir Cl
Tropical
*
•
1
W orsted
.A
smart appearanco in hot weather—
that’s what you're assured with one of
these fine tropical worsted suits. All style
of fulI-weight fabrics, but greater coolness.
Grays, tans, blues'and g-reens.
$25 to $30
Tom Sawyer
Blouses and shirts for boys. Plain white
and colored woven Madras. Well made
and durable. Collars attached.
$ | .0 0 . &
.'.Trousers
Hals
f
«
i S'« t
Light icolored trousers.
Imported Bedford Cord
with small stripes.
Have just received a
new shipment o f men’s
soft straw hats.
All
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Ia ; ,
II ti
C |7 (IC
•
$3.00 to $6.00
$
10.00
Mens Summer Underwc!cir
«
'o p.L'ce r.iik Rayon underwear.
per suit.
<-“ "r
TTfcfr
.
$2.50 & $3.00
Phoenix Silk Rayon Union Suits.
.‘34 to 44. Price per suit.
Sizes
$2.50
Mu using’s Cotton Union Suits,
and lai’tfc checks. All sizes.
Small
$1.00 & $1.50
TheFLORSHEIM SHOE
\o>n
Trw to T u-cIm OaQor* ^
i»’i
..
MustSfy/f* ^ 1 0
o A light \\c ig h t. right w eight, Welter
weight. C pol for wear li> the warm est
o f w eather, and as necessary to your
com fort as a Sum m er straw! W clcom o
afoot as a cooling breetc.
A B .C .
BAKE
B a le r s o f
m u w i «—
P^CGHTBtt”
M
l i
"DiK HANK Ell'S .
“
I*
Sn
c o m p lim e n t. Tor w e Ull m e m
b ers of tiu a lili
R a k e r s c»f
A m e ric a h a v e b e e n p u t to it
1 p r e '.li h a r d to lia k e its good
b re a d a s o u r G r a n d m o th e r s
u sed to b a k e .
s iju a te
I.t <0 . <4*14
I4» ■ »»WJJ
. < * , t l 1 »'
r ; f r T«*- r
«».iu:.m>
W e b e lie v e t h a t th e w o m en
folk o f t h i s s e c tio n — w h ic h
u e s e r v e e x e lu s i i e l i
as a
m e m b e r t-f ({ tta lili R a k e r s o f
• A n te r ie a — J k e
i»ur
b re ttd
c h ie f ly b e c a m e u e p o t so
TODAY
m uch
p e rs o n a l! I > in to
its
m m | , M V FI- t M i ^ . u ^ U H a k i n g .
F i e r y i n ie i i o rk in g
^ r i o u r n tn n t is im itttrd —w l t b :
l l o b i r t .« Ciinlijln
th e s p i r i t o f t u r n i n g ' o u t a
p ro d u e t t h a t th e la d ie s w ill
!.*1 her h e ,l in a lih ia n t. pi
lik e .
SATURDAY SPECIALS
^,
0
Mr
i We know
t k i o **
uod
[ BreatY Goo&ness
1 c a u s e u n m a n is j u s t n a t u r a l ly
11a im r* K \p e :inn ntal planting m a re r e s o u r c e f u l th a n m a n .
11
l,li ‘,;1 ,l " ' l,,s' i*" 1" ember .
}s u l, vt.r ,u .(| liv in tu itio n
1
w h ile m a n p rim 's
«n
a Ji.iiiiuri raid Febi virv.
, iiis ju d g m e n t . 11 w o u ld lie a
g o o d th i n g fo r m a n y m e n if.
W.til 1,1 C mety fi.* 1
l.eid in
th e v ho d ta m e i n 'n i l ion a n d '
Hvl-'uiiiak S p :m g a ibft'.'fall
less j u d g m e n t .
*
MONDAY
C n n lin u oiis I to
Quantity Men’s tan,
and black and two-a
tone Oxfords.
PRINCESS
AMERICA
Lflv Invildlion OntrJ
t T h la M i r k S l a n d a . / o r
Lev i\ ;il si i \ i t . will hi
’Itied
l'*‘ ' /tonight
‘'R '*1 h>
h> the lI l list
lst C
' lllistail
lsl ,a
trv
tV "'
^
Vi S "
S r i . -oh The H u C F. Wyatt w
pri' ie!». A model of tile tnidi.log W h en w c e u n s itle r t h e luck o f
the i hutch is p annul" I ’ 1 *eet wn* fu e iiitie s t h a t e x is te d in t h e i r
.•xluliited I., tin 11 ngregatioii la*'1 d a y . u e w o n d e r h o w th e y did
*0 w ell— b u t it is p ro b a b ly be■ dp h ;.
sating
Soolli Side P t i m a r y School
I ii *1 t hr i sl i a n ( l inn h
* 0 | ’' HI"— Beethoven,
Kigoletto-roncort. ’ P ara
" ‘ i . 'l i - Liszt, Ktniiy Bai-
t .
A* V» lr&3
C I in iS T O O '^ j u d A3
b atth 's L u st Picture
l** — K iplinji-,
M urgaret
hr
iu ii m o d i
In OiHYciT ! : «
“CIICIU II MEMUIOKSIIII’-’
• r,‘lf'uiii:m. innipu.-cd:
J " B i l i a j s .Tliut A re Gone” —
F«.
*d.1 ig n ret Cowan.
H
v oliik''-.A torejs, b. "GulLjj. ,, ' •'•'•H u lk ” — Ucbusscy.
t in
H E A R ------ WYATT
f 1‘ ll l| ii
1 ■ -m v u r ic j schools
lT ' ' '. l" ginning witli the
” *t>i’ 'M inustL-rs, lteuthoven,
.’id gi imp. Vnlick by
j ’-1' - -1 l ' en- i|ny writer, ami
t i e Ultra
Modern
I'.fi, |i Seiand, eoneludiug
’h- lirilliuat Higoletto Paray * ' " f P ia iu l.isrt.
* . 7 " ' ouitieiue unto sea lin g
:dt lideil this recital and
®l'l" cciut ion iM h ea tty and
-<* upplausi. for each tunderJJ®Tin .
l
BAKERS
,1 T h e r e ! d o e s t h a t
w ith v o ii , la d ie s ?
ly r
llaili ■. progrumnie inver-
|t
^
F.aEsse:;giG
G IV KN
'• ■ 11■- .■ inie 11 ale e 1 1 n’.
**•’ 1 " * ill
Piano He. dal
fli 1-^ \J
‘ :’i\ Itnli •y in lb
P -t Mi
1-.ntnii' S. Mnn "ii
1T
P
P4. ||^ • • nig
r “ Stall 1 1 i "v.mi. Hvuilvr.
r tin* a
' nil tuli-rr ami u:i"
«i.b iiiI'ul in la r Hi'li-ftfading
1 ,T
l til.
\ i . r o \ i i m »:s
I p in k a n d din-- 1 ’r \ : t i l h a * !,o t- 01
mi- 11 1-11 i t I ti ed
in ment
of
l lu j | !•■ ■ * • . I\ Id
ll have i ;n lai I -ne d not i f y ai 1 1 *ins d 11 ■:'i In {1 |
o party at 2 do | l.itdoa. Plat e < tin- p. e.-t* ' " " a 1I1 honsu wi t h Mi , | •*1 ., 1 "1 jr led Ii. : n t l to- i ol d d ini .
IS
W HTT
Stoudenmire,
Miss
Christine I C ""*'
I" V '
!,
l,n ir° r m Mi*. \lih<. Jo lp is o n , 11 "J*,M,IV
1"
■' • i uM.
-pr:^ Mtatiiiieitt is no rcflec*
j sioiniemiitie
it........ ...
,|
r I ...
' I,„.
Ail Minimal I-.•.•••ilium liunurlnp . 1 ,,IS H i . i i i i i i i i u *2 ,IU l
l
*"Iai > A*t Alalitiit, IvhIl i 1
ii fill \ , t . .
.
,
I*
, *
i Jim nfi | till tj L ill n f I h i1 h o u s e
i» | v*.
...... *.. \*
c
• ml McK iv follnwial Ini* hrnjfi” i»u HlWl Oil I 111 SKlii ill o i l iiuim v
, I..
M.irvm .Stmiii
•
.
,
.
• i i :«
i ...... . i .
it,.,
.
c
, an»l «ltniim tin* evening iTfri**h- w i f r 111
*L
’
1
am! I ' ruiHT* .Smith.
.
.
r
mrnt'v nf |>Uiuh nml witftTt \vr»‘r ci ntr.'ll'x
w e t h i n k il is a
u i ;v i \
>t
Illiguin.*,
Hg L;Ifl,s, the
the «*«••'»
(Iran I nW«arder
im «» w*
of »**v
the
;"V"'?*!?”• r £
.■ U i lium'. I'lull,
!*I'd 11 M
•
lif
I Wit*
M j '.Mi y> >. >1 jM 'fflytt/^'
G O *!*?}
—
The regular m eeting of Semin*
I.' Chapter No 2 -Order of Kaststn S tir , wns held Thursday even
ing a t the Manunic Temple. A fter
Hotel Arrivals
Mi
Huiialil •*
ed la* ■ hh,
t m < ui.'i'i . <. 1 t alt
. I I ' l e e t eil In an d ' j oii.i-i/ r y Ho
C l.u k e Leon
liavlc:; I'.iiivll J l .
.
•:• p a c e
; ...
i■■ — f .
G. A. Minion nml Mis* Iren?
/V ;
!■ S*a. , V
rtrH Grand C h a|.tjr <f Florida, Mr*. Now. men folk, it is up to you
Hinton nt-e attending* *he* .Shrine ,ISapti
l Chilli I' '.aid V , regular H|r)m
SIcK:ty. Wll!( introduced
Convention at Miami,
hur.iness nrul
social
meeting, >he was greeted by the " S ta r" n to show that you do not want
JJU o'clock at jr .u p of women who wore gowns your Mother, or Wife, or Sis
Mrs. Hubert Jenkins of i'alalka \ 1 ,»ure,lny r.l
'f white and carried baskets of ter, or the girl you expect to
spent the week-end in Sanford 1‘onrc He Le m Sn lags. The ir.mi- lim virs ia their colors On the marry, to he THE RAKER in
hers
met
at
the
ehuivh
and
mo
lur
with relatives.
ed to the springs in a body. Mrs. hundVi w tie white doves, sug* your home.
e of Peace. They were “Ada",
Hodman Lehman . <f Hollins W. J. MeBride (.resided over rh *' keMi<
Mt>. Sybil Heuth: **Uiuh",' Mrs. Why should any woman he
College, spent the week end here business session in the :absent? ui Sardy Anders, n; “ Lsther", Mrs. hothered* these days with halt
with his parents All*, and Mrs. II. the president Mrs. Harney BrfcU. •_ Hwighk Haldiitt; “ Marthn’,’ Mrs. I
At the conclusion of bndna*'-.
ing bread?
J. Lehman.
many games and contests were L. Courier} nml “ Kluctn", Mrs. \V.
T. Whrcler*. Following a lovely It is unfair to put this burden
M rs Al ec Heynold of Greens* enjoyed and at a late hoar a drill by the “S tar", Airs. Sarah
upon her.
bountiful
picnic
supper
was
Mov
b<no, (in., :a vi iting 1wie as the
Parker, past, Grand W arder of the
guest of her sintc t* Mr.. Virginia ed by the liostOjFC.s Mrs. Stanley, Grand Chapter of Florida, present* I H e a v e n
know s,
she
has
'Mrs. Stiles, and Mis. Forrester,
i , ,,
........: —
Cornell.' *
enough
other
things
to
absorb
Those
picSent
were
Mrs.
K,
<\
M
M,<M«Kuy
with
a
huge
bask
------- *
r ift from. t,,'p nil the time she should give to
Mrs. Kdgar* .Meyer, of Grange Hockey, .Mr«. William . Mr-. Lor- i 1, 1 '
I,;,l
M ,irMponded m Iter home.
City is visiting li re as the guest e tta .'liibthehm n. Mrs. Human. !her
usual gr.n ions manner
Mrs.
Janes
Smith.
Miss
G.i.iiv
of her sister Mrs. Nathan O. Gar.......... Mrs.
,it. xi ‘. \V.
n Spii ir, Mi
i(i
Mi's. Heatrice Higgins, worth; S h e s h....................
o u ld h a v e Iter c h a n c e
Fletcher,
tier.
jiiiinsan, Mr'nStanh v. Mr l'llav-!
"'1
'k* ‘’haptcr, gav, 'rfo
"JT^rrentirn
the same as the
r r<
.Mis. Gate*. Mrs W. .1. Meltride.:",l «;*' l>t onally fine report from [ m an .
Hi.
Olbi I.aney r - turned homo
tiie (.ram! : Impter meeting recent
Tuesday i veiling from W cltnhpka, Mrs. John Abraham*. Mrs, Fly a, ly heM til Mami, Mrs. Funic.’ Resides, why permit the wo
Mrs. tteiinett. Mis, Iten'oa Stou IA In., w hm e he and . Airs. Laney enm ire. Airs. W alter Stoudenmire. '*l iner se.-rvlary, in a shert talk
man in the home to bake
were called liy the death .of Mrs.
Mrs, i lagan, Mrs.- F. Smith, Mr*. tl aukt-il Mi.*. Higgins for her bread when it costs more loj
Fancy's Tnther. W. K. Martin.
splendid
work
ami
picseuted
her
II. Cummings, Mi.-. .1. W. Johnson,
do so—not counting the time
Mis; Stiles. Mr*. Tyner, Mrs. AT with a basket of purple tlowers a*
T. K. IVing of Montgomery, Ala..
a
tokm
of
agipi.eiati
ii
from
the
j
it
lakes?
Is visiting here fnt a few days on Nttb, Mi*. A. M. W niker,’ Mix. J.
It. I.yles, Mrs, Fort ester, Mrs. Ha
business.
' l"\n'u'misually d. lightful mus eal! Furthermore, it is not possible
him, Mrs. Huberts, Mr*. .Initios,
program in ohservnuee of “Mu lie Jfor Ihe IlCSl lireittl Oil Iter in
Mrs. F. It. Savage, Mrs. F. It
W hittle, Mr*. F. H. King, Mrs. It Week' and also "Mi ttier's Hay" any home to bake aheller loaf |
W. Ware. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. C. IL was given which uieluded two j,f bread than ttltv one of the
------------------------ -------------- -— J ,C ok, Mrs. H, f . AL.aie.'AlLs. Pod- ",'
" 1, luk
Mi-ihet*" <)() m e m b e ts o f tR ia lity HaK*
FCHHF.ST LAKK llo r F L well,
Mis-,
Bm"e Mveet Home .b y Mrs tfr8 (>jm e r lin , o f w h ic h WP
W. II. Me C.mserv, Craston. P a.; I P airy e !;T£s!*M is- P . « , . Cmik,"1 ' "''g., "\
' »<"T
a r e o n e — is a b le to h a k e d a y
and Social meeting of
lAWheaa Clit.-s o f the F ir s t
£t Sunday- SuLool will lie held
LfV.. cjnfiis :it* tlitf church at
[itloci.. H ■ tease.* Mrs. f). d.
dtend Mi , L. A. L’alm er.
It. O. Smith. Ailam onte; Mr. atid
f-'A'Il itD A Y
Airs, A. ('urns, Gainesville; Mi. and
IkUan’s y ia ry Hour at 10
Mrs. J . W. Williams, Alim ii; F. A.
lot the Library
Jjme* G Mm I mi will entel> Tucker, J i v k mm iile.
JtWii:>iid-i t * of liie Saturday
|d/':i hi nig.’ eiuh.
IVn.-' " I . I' oe
— .. i
’ Haj/tist T. 12. L. Class
Has Thursday* IM cnic'fc^Jj;,
txc,VM8M
y Uu‘
"ith y Matron,
r., b
Beatrice
P ersonals
Social
Calendar
J i ;. ..| Mi
. ry*
| Kastern Star Group
Holds Regular Meet
\ial
bi
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.
it i1
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l
fr
sor
.r yak ,YACtl#s MtmOd* ^ifio
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PAGE SIX
H fc ifo r/o u
1
pPlinnw-MliJ'i
icn Concession
TAMPA, hi ay: 4.—Between fif"
teen hundred and two thousand
NEW YORK, May 4. (INS)-^De people heard Gov: John W. Martin
tectives today were probing mys nakc a powerful nppen) for south
terious clrcurrutances surrounding | FlojIdiT iiippdft lit His Senatorial
race when tho executive spoke in
the death of Cornelius R. Winant, the Municipal Auditorium .last
SO, wealthy broker and World War night. He argued particularly for
hero, in a room at tho Princeton sympathetic understanding of his
Club here last night. Winant was Everglades declamation program
a brother of John G. Winant, and common school financing. He
fortuer Governor of New Ilamp- attacked the sectionalism argument
,ejiite. who today was aiding po- of him sppsnent h$t,painfciagito ihe
UfJ.to, their effort td discover MV' ,fa*{:;that:' Senator Tramrpell--: In
thd broker received1 an Injury ‘tMdve years has faTIctl to get pub
{WWeh rdpulted iij hie death.
lic bulldlHg in-'harbor appropria*
,i The exact cause of death was
not determined, but it was belioved tlons even for that part of Flor
that the broker died from a frac ida nearest his home county. The
ture of the skull. When assisted in Governor will spend the balance of
to the Princeton Club by a taxi this week in Hillsborough County
driver last evening, ho was dated speaking in Plant City tonight ami
and bleeding from several deep in Ybor City Saturday.
scratches on his face.
Aid U .S. Films Death f n Gotham
JUS, M ay 4— (INS)—Will
p "erar of tho American
who came here to confer
the French Government In
ntercets of United States
gonccTnl, wax optimistic torrtr the, concessions made to
Americans by. the government
M control commission.
&*T U - jp o m p ^ m U f l ptan pro;,
______ ____ _______ . . r
potta of 1927 whto there Were no
redtritiioua upob-Importation!— i.
JZowrrtr, the (plan was ao conXtfuetad that'Amerksn companies
Wpuld probably be compelled to
MtchaM a certain number of
n p h ch films each year. It Is propoead that American film concerns
wm .ba entitled to seven importa
tion* permits for every film made
hta 'Franee
'V n n M by
h r an
an American convocompaay.' Thl* proposal Is designed to
toeouiaga the opening of produo-
of new EutHs TVjiR’ricnn Yrtfi
latcRing thicVos
Ing plants in this country by Am
•rican companies.
SULPHUR SPRINGS Hills*
tarough Bottlo M anufacturing Co,
opens its new factory on Fletcher
Avenue* i
(TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY)
W ILL TRADE Rose Court lot,
fully paid for for automobile—
Must be In good condition. When
answ ering this ad give complete
inform ation ns to make, model and
condition of car. Address Box 7b
Caro H erald.
sicur Asbclhc, a French inventor.
II b recently dem onstrated ftis in
vention before members of a tech
nical In stitu te in P aris. It is some
what sim ilar to thc> instrum ent
used .'b y a Itimsiuu professor in
iflnking musical wpvos with his
hands. The device is said to bo i«>
serisativr th at a
passing
n ear it would set up sound waves
and enure , a.fu rio u s ringing of
bells.
$J,.r A U G U S T I N
>8 bfln»
Cpunly com pie ling, road and bridge
conslbuction program representing
.expenditure of. iWer 52,(1^0,000. , *
Ft, Myers—G. It. Sims to F tect
5,000.now filling station and iiro
s|iop a t riArlh-cast corner of Broad
way and Main Streets.
i .
■Mrs. J. H. Cramer*
•jjf
'
on IVcsj.. Ifirsf S i . ••"
•«
Route A
has just received u fine new
lot of Parrots, Love llirds
SUNDAY—3 P. M.
MILANE — Theater
and Canaries and Gold Fish
Call and See Them
No Charge For Looking
Smith Bros, high grade stock of exquisite furniture is now be
ing offered’the public under a receiver’s sale. This.means that;
this fine furniture is obtainable at prices which are ridiculous
ly low—prices that you will not meet again in a lifetime.
We urge you tt^make selections today—we want to sell this
stock in the shortest possible time and. the prices we have
urn m
cans
Get credit for oil the unused mileage in your
tires. Get rid o f the risk o f blow-outs, skids and
punctures which come from driving worn tires.
Just as you "turn in ” an old autom obile for a
new on e— you can now "turn in*’ your used tires
for new Goodrich Silvcrtowns.
N O T I R E CAN O F F E R Y O U M O R E !
N o tire can offer you more than you get in fresh
new Goodrich Silvcrtowns.
N o tread has a stronger, firmer grip on wet
pavements or on muddy country roads.
N o tread gives you greater freedom from uneven,
choppy wear, than you get in die famous hingccentcr tread o f Goodrich Silvcrtowns
\
N o tire has tougher rubber than Silvcrtowns—
because they arc cured from inside and outside
both by tho Goodrich Water Cure.
w a n t ed
M
And no tire has more uniform strength than the
' carcass o f Goodrich Silvcrtowns—made from cords,
Jwhich are accurately matched -for stretch, and
1 rubber-ized to protect them from internal friction.
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Y j | B U S IN E S S P R O P O S IT IO N
For Us- fo r you
[ Micro is always a market for used tires— rc-eon'j ditioned or re-treaded. I f wc get them before
they blow out, w e can get the m oney out o f your
• o ld tires hut i f you let them blow out— they’re
on ly worth "junk” prices. Turn in your old tires
now , for good prices, at any Goodrich dealer’s
/w here you see tliisjugnjy
F\nB.JL
Sanford,
Hot summer: days are here and here is your opportunity to buy
an lee box or refrigerator at unbelievable prices r , . q:visit will
convince you of the savings to be made.
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DOCTORS D Y 0 i.L M
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10—Livestock
J^ T n aily Herald
ad r a t e s
i; Cftidi in Advanco
Political
FOR SALE: Mule. See
Dorcs, Mt, Plymouth.
Fred
Smiles Come Easy
10-11 Plan is and Flowers
, jds, wiTT bo received
Landscape Service. Trees, Palms,
nnd collector sent
and shrubs. 0 . Sommerchicld,
,]r for payment.
Landscape
Architect, Nurseryman.
’
10c
a lino
.... . 8c a line The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th
.....7c a lino and 14th.
f a t ntea on request,
15—Apartment For Rent
, induced rates »ro for
-lire insertions,
r^ jjs of average length
1 a line.
charge of 30c for
3 ROOM furnished apartm ent, all
fro n t rooms, w ater and lights
furnished, $110.00 monthly. I and if
furnished rooms, $12 and $11. 301
5th St. and Palmetto.
iJfwr&lnB is re s tric ts!
Iftr classification.
K error is mode The San[s^jd will be responsible
Lrone incorrect insertion,
Kflltiscr for subsequent
w1i The office should be
1 Immediately In case of
MODERN APARTMENT: Suit
able for llachclors. Hot water.
P rivate
Hath
nnd
Entrance.
Southern Exposure. Rent Reason
able. 119 Elm Ave. Phone G05.
[ TO ADVERTISERS
Htrahl
representative
-My familiar w ith rates
_ md classification will
|r » complete inform ation.
L Ku wish, they will atOiist
[ i wording your w nnt ad
, it more effective.
unccrnents
TH REE
ROOMS:
Furnished.
Rath, hot-water heater. Down
stairs. Good location. Rent reason
able. Call 831-J.
THREE ROOMS with bath and
•garage. Furnished. .Mrs. A. K.
Powers, 107 \V. Ninth or Library.
3
UNFURNISHED
Elm Ave.
rooms.
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You can come up smiling every time—
if you’ll let the /Classified Section solve
i
your problems.
When you have to do something in a
hurry or find a quick way out of a difficulty—rent a house, recover a lost wallet,
convert something into cash -on ly the
Classified ads can give you the immediate
service you need.
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Political Advetisemcnts
FOR RENT: Ad space under this 27— Money To Loan
by Dr.
classification. You’ll find it rraiA T t sr r r n iN T H X im S T
Opposite C ourt House. r.onablu nnd get real results. Cull We solicit 'application for first K n- i tOKr u I'VMI.It'
IN STRUCTION
Mortgage loans on the best type
I
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h
to annuane** m y ca n d id a cy
118 for an ail taker.
of residence.} aud Mercantile Ilulld- f o r l l n .o fflu n 'of S u p e r i n t e n d e n t n
P u b lic — -InstxiuiUon
of
Remtnat:
. cr.Granada Dry Ginger A partm ent for rent a t 3 FT l'Xrk ings in S an fo n P at -an- interest-rate C o u n t ) 1; - e u b j r e l - l u th e w i l l o f tin*
of
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and
up,
depending
on
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6. Vour
Ave.
Phono
859—J,
Li!] 705. Prompt Delivery.
character of the loan, construction su p p o rt w i l l hr an u re c ta tr d .
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ELL.
Small garage apartm ent. Call 251. and location of buildings.
C. S. HOAG & COMPANY
funiisht-C
apnrtm ents.
0UC1NG Ixrng'a Pure Fork Modern
7 W. Church St., Orlando.
r o i l r o x ay a iti.i'
F rigldairc; Murphy steel kitchsp. 117 Magnona Ave.
I w i s h t o a n n o u n c e Hint I a m a
en: G arage: excellent neighbor
c n m llila t e for th e o f f i c e o f f ' o n stnhle.
l U s i r lr t
No. 1. H e m ln o 'e
hood: rent very reasonable. I*ork
M ortgage Loans
C o m ity . Ktorldn, snlit D i s t r i c t r u m And Found
A partm ents. No, 5. Phone 818—J. m improver! residence nnd business p r i s i n g I'lcr tlu n 1‘r eo ln e ln N o ’e. 1.
:. .t.
n>. ii a lr. subject m
property.
th e w ill o f t h e v o t e r s In t h e D e m o jcfd opportunity to gel 14—Rooms Without Hoard
e
f
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I'rlm
nrv
to tin helil o n J u n e
llaldwin M ortgage Co.,
6 th , A. I>. I3IS.
suits f>y not using Th« Special weekly rates at Sanford’s
Sec our local Counsel,
Your Millport w i l l be n p p r e s ln l e d .
l»<Mtnii Ads to fill your
A. I). ( A r l l c ) SM ITH .
honte-likc tiotel. Seminole Hotel. S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
1! lia for ttr> experienced
,i for glasses
16— Houses For Rent
2D— P e r m a n e n t W a v in g
FOR RENT: furnished house Vir
ginia Avenue. Mnrvnnin $5U. Perm anent Waving -lovely n a tu r
al permanents as low as $5.00
Unfurnished house,’ltiOtl Magnolia
D o m ic
Ave., near schools, $15. Will rent 509 F irst National llanl, lildg
Kir< and Graham trucks.
indefinitely.
W rite
or Wire Phone IH9.
kudl3tb. Street. Phone 3.
Scruggs, Relic Glade, Fla.
omobilrs
FIVE ROOM furnished Wiuse. See
ED: Kurd 1925 or 2t! lloadV. A. Speer, 111 I’nrlc Ave.
ror ruu]x‘. State conditon
|it( first letter. P. O. link >5 ROOM bungalow desirable tennanls considered
more Ilian
rental. Terms reasonable. W. A.
Raynor, Silver Lake.
US’S & COWAN Co. Auto
tr and sheet metal works. N I C E F I V E ID KIM h o u s e . 2 1 1 2
Palmetto Ave. Phone 301-W.
*h Avenue. Phone 7IG-W.
FURNISHED
DWELLING:
5
Hl'I'S-M ARMON
sleeping rooms. Fine location.
ISudcnl Automobile Co.
|lipiolia Ave,
Phone 137. Cull 715 or 428-J. IV. ,1. Tliigpen.
T EN ROOM house desirable loca
dnesK Service
tion. Suitable for rooming house
lNipper. Signs of all kinds. or two families. Located at -U)2
Ihnford Paint & Wall Paper Oak Ave. Apply W. II, 1-ong 117
Magnolia.
A. HALVERSON
painting, interior ilecorn-P linn e -J.'tPrW,________
F5FEI1 Service of nltA fW lt
670-W or 3302. CT E
*>ar.
20— Farms For Sale
22— lieu1 Estate To Exchange
WILL TRADE several well lo
cated lots in Sanford as part
paym ent on farm land. Price m ust
he right. Adress P. O. Box 431,
Sanford, Florida.
ONE 12 1-2 acre celery farm.
Tiled: in high sliu r n f-ru ttm t- —---- --------------------- g ' £. OHAD
tion: 700 ft. on highway. Two ten
ant houses anil barn. Price $11,r u n colntt’ r n o s r c t'T i\a
ATTORNBT
000,, $3000. cash, balance term s.
I h e r e b y a n t io u n c o m y c a n d i d a c y
If. M. Rupilcy. Phone 190-J
for
r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e o f f i c e of
25— Exchange
WANTED TO EXCHANGE: A
H erald Classified ad will find
I I . a i*LY only a few c«nt»
and monthly tatea are ex- you a p arty yv| io has something
r r 1y low. Give this method you w ant ‘and will exchange it for
som ething you have. Give “classi
T 8**1 promotli.Y tx trial,
fied" a tria l—a phone call to 148
Wanted Female
will do tho trick.
K t i f i t t *^i®d n ^ !l* T*10 c o *^
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woman o r girl
t v ? ' ni“n “nd to help with W ILL EXCHANGE small businesa for good car, no Fords, Box
twa i S!TBrt v'*®goaj good
L‘* o ln f a m i ly . Cal] 1 0 6 W . ABC coyo Tho IIcral(l.
• •
^jTtooe 45.
l°»ncinl
4^*1^;;,
paging budl*P P ?« alm at*ly
1
1 ttik a0011, Uolcxa you have
H Uw . nH anewer thi* ad.
1
t'sn
H bei* 1
i!
food
be
k'ven. Would
I ‘B ^ u t 0 o f o r w o « * n - A d -
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car* Herald.
K im i h i n t i
ji in n :
I hereby u iiiio u nee iii) c a u d ld o c y
1 ■■r i e - e l c i t lot. In t h e o f f i c e
of
C om ity .lo d g e of He mlltol,. C o u n ty ,
I'lorlda. s u b j e c t tv* Ihe w i l l of t h e
D em o cra llc
V oters
of
S em inole
C o u n t ) , to t h e D e m o c r a t i c Prim ary
e l e c t i o n to be h e ld J u n e f*lli I*}*
JAH ii. HII.M loX
cratic P rim ary, I hereby ann o u n ce
my c n n d ’tlaoy
for
Hie I l o u e o of
I t s p r r a e u l a t l v c a • » a m e m b e r ot
c r o u p f.
If no ml mi led I p j e a a a
my t u e t effort** In b e h a l f o f t h e
p eople of S e m i n o l e fTounty.
Tna
c r y i n g n e e d o f t h e p e o p l e o f K .o r l,1a I* T e * R e l i e f , e s p e c i a l l y r e d u c ,lo n o f l o c a l t a x e s . Thla, In m y
opin ion , c a n b e a f f e c t e d
by
aa
equitable
dletrlbu tlon
of
tba
p r e se n t
five
rent
gaanllne
taa
a m o n g t h e H tate Jio a d D e p a r t m e n L
Hohonle. C o u n t l e a a n d C ltle#.— par
t i c u la r l y t h e C o r n t l e a an d Lltlea.
If hon ored by
the
nom ination I
p r o m ise tn d e v o t e a l l t h e e n e r g y
and e x p e r i e n c e t h a t
I p o s s e s s tu
a c c o m p lis h t h a t and. R . W . P B A R M A H , Jr.
uf J o u r 6.
pr e elatod ,
Vour Villa w i l l
R. C. t O o b )
b* up-
WILCOX.
TO T U B
V O T E R S OK H iH l N O L I t
COK.NTV.
I w i s h to a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 a m a
rundldnli* f o r r e - e l e c t i o n l o th# o f
fice of c 'uuiiiy C o m m l a a l o n l r from
D l s t r l r t No. f, MUliJri t t o th e vd s el#lon o ' th e v o t e r s In t h e D e m o
c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o be h e ld on June
6 Hi. A. D. 1911.
DOBTGN H T E E L B
KOH i'»!X HTAIII.B
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my c a n d id a c y
'•? th e o f fi r e o f c u n s la l i lc , lU e telet
. su t ij e c t to th e w i l l o f t h e v u t e i s
un J u u e I.
B. K I N L A W .
J i i T i c H o r m s a i ' ic
IIINTIItf'T NO. KO (III
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e r iy c a n d i d a c y
for J u s t i c e of P e n c e o f D i s t r i c t No
4. s u b j e c t to thu d e c i s i o n uf tlx*
v o t e r s Iii t h e D e m o c r a t i c P rim a ry
l o he h e ld oil J u n e Kth. A. D. 19Jl.
D A V I D HPI7KJI.
koh
TO T U H
VOTBUH « F n t m i N O L H
C O UN TY.
1 xvlrh t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I am a
c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o th a o f
f i c e nf C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r f n t u
D i s t r i c t No. 4, s u b j e c t ( o t h s d e
r i s i o n o f th a v o t e r s in thu D e m i . •
c r a t l c P r i m a r y tu ba lit-ld mi June
6H>. A. D. l e f t
R. V. Y Y IIBEL BA
KOI! NTATK. I . B f H a l. A T I HB
I o lull t o a iiu o u n eii my randhluC)
f o r t h e H tate L e g i s l a t u r e
( l lr o u i i
I) and w ill
a p p rc H ti; s u p p o r t In
t h e p r i m a r y «'* bo held In Tun**.
L. P. II A d AN.
FOR
COUNTY PRONBCL'TIN O
ATTORNKY
I h e r e b y t a k o t h la m e th o d of a n n a n n cln s m y candid acy
fu r
th*
o ffice o f C nunty P roa eru ttng A tto r
ney.
subject
to
the
D e m o c r a t ic
P rim ary.
1 w ill
a p p r e c i a t e any
s u p p o r t a l r e n m e b y t h e people
nnd nnsura t h e m , If e l e r l r d . w ill
■ Ive t o t h e d u t i e s o f t h e o f f i c e my
v e r y b e a t s e r v ic e s .
W. E. W H I T E
F O R C L E R K O f n t l f U T COURT
I w i s h to a n n o u n r * t h a t I a m a
c a n d i d a t e f o r , r e - e l e c t i o n to t b s of*
f l e e nf C l e r k o f t h e C ir cu it Court
o f H em lhnla C o u n t y , F lo r i d a , su bJ u t t o - t h e d ecisio n o f tha D*m oe r o t i c V o t e r a o f H em ln o le County,
In th e D e m o c r a t i c
P rim ary
Klee
l i o n t o be h e l d o n J u n e Clh, A. D.
Illl.
V. B. DO UdLABS.
ju a r ic B ok v m \c r .
I'lilt S t P B R I N T E N D B N T OK
n m D l h T H I C T NO. KOKH
Pl'M LIC IN B T H I CTIUN
Tills I* >u a n n o u n c e aiy r n m lld a r y
1 nm i« c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c l l o n
for J u s t ic e o f
tha Paare, D istrict
No 4, su b je ct t o Ib a w i l t o f the to t h e o f f i c e o f a u p e r liit e n ilr n l of
B O A T F O H S A L E ,: bO f o o t W d * « D e m o c r a l lc v o t e r s J u n e Mb. S a n tuiliiic I n s t r u c t i o n
f o r H em lnolo
ford.
I-uke M unros.
P a o lo , L uk e ['■•unty. s u b j e c t l o t h e l»rmo»-ratlc
d e c k c r u i s e r , t h i r t y i n c h (! r n f t ,
lA jn g w o o d .
A l t a m o n t e P r im a r y . Y ou r s u p p o r t , w i l l be pp f u l l y e q u i p p e d , s l e e p s a lx . P r i c e gMary.
p r l n r v and F o r e s t C i t y , c o n s t i t u t e p r e d a t e d .
____________ '
T , W. LAW THS.
reason ab le. P. O. B o x 938.
tha dlMiva d i s t r i c t .
I f alretad. I p r u m l s * a n
hones*
P
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N
Bit
E R IK *
a - l lk s
a d m ln la tra tlo n
fra*
ONE bed and m attress, one childs hf ruoaml a e a th*
t am a c a n d id a te for tha office
u s u a l ' m a d d ls e o r o a n e s j
lied, 3 chairs, 1 cot, 1 refriger- g e n s r a l l r coaiY*ct*4 w i t h t h l a o f . pf s h e r i f f a n d w i l l a p p r e e ln t a s u p
port in t h e J u n e P r i m a r y . _
ator, 1 heater and 1 Neeco Oil « e ^
a p , HERNDON.
K. K. W A L K E R -
26— Miscellaneous For Sale
'
T i l l : YOTKIIS o r
r n r .v T v
I w lsli in a n n o u n c e m y s e l f ur a
c a n d i d a t e for th e s t a t e l e g i s l a t u r e
in g r o u p Z. S e m in o le C o u n t y , s u b
ject t o t h e
j j, niocrat le I'r lm a r y
J u n e Ti. A. I>. I 'CS. n n d w i l l ubh'e
by r e s u l t s o f s a m e . I l u r d h illy s o l
icit y o u r su p p o rt
.1 It. I.Y LF S.
KOH TAX ASSHSSIIII
I lier* bv a on** m ic e to i b e p eople
of H em llio le C o m i t y th a t
I mo :i
e n liilld a t •- l o r t a x ass* s s o r nlit'J*'* I
( P o litic a l A n n o u n c e m e n ts )
l o tlie d e c is io n o f t h e v o l e t s
in
t h e I t i i i o . c i i ,i l e P r i m ary, l o lie h e ld
r im n .i a iK ok •sim c i i i r i it
in .Inin ol I tip j *nrf**T liu ve liv ed
c ot n r
1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e me c a n d i d a c y In i i r a u s t i e W f l l Hcmltioh* c o m i t i e s
I have served
os
for Ihe* o f f i c e of C le rk o f file Clr* for in y car's
off
c u l t Court s u b j e c t
to flic w i l l
of c om ity c o in m lx s lp t .c r , on nnd
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ing t .-*l*f»ig si...;k and c i t r u s frilli
m e r ) o n Julio r,. 1SZS
mol f u n n i n g . I p r o p o s e p* l e i every
D l. T i l It AH 111711.
taxpayer
c a n y h is
proportionate
s h a r e o f t a x e s by . v i e w i n g the p r o
perly
p e r son ally
Y o u r - su p p o rt
w ill lie fippreeinI*■*!.
r o n anK niK i'
17. If. Ktl.IIP.lk
I h e r a b y nnnoune*. i n y s e l f a s .
C a n didate for s h e r i f f o f K enilnuU
K n it CON HTAIII.B
County subject
to
tha a ctio n of
I h / r e l i y a n n u u n r e my c a n d ld a r y
tlie
D em ocratic
prim ary
to
be
held l a th* e a r l y part o f Jur.e 19ZI. f o r r o m d u b le for Hi.* f o u r lli illsV e ry r e s p e c t i v e ly.
t r le l, su lij e c t to Ii** w i l l
uf
the
[ tight p r i n t s h o p
P .i u n ly P r o s e c u t i n g
A ttorney
sub
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JO H N O. L K G N A K D T .
|»»n. Phone 417-W. 9 Itail- acre trac t Painter's subdivision.
I Are.
Rnrgnin, see
Nick Zernov enn,
KOIt T U B L B U I f l L A T L l t *
1 he r eb y utm**unre my c a n d i d a c y
Reardall Ave.
for
III*'
Legislatin'** iH r o u p 1) soli
« HP YOUR OLD WALLS
to t tic w i l l o f t h e v o t e r s of Hem
"THE NEW WALL PAINT <55 Acres celery Intu. close lo coltl Jest
I noli* C o u n t ) , in the p r i m a r y t o *»
3HINT, n e w AND RKTktnrnKc jilnnt \\T-1 of NW1-I belli o n J u n e 6, 1924.Yl, &1. LORD.
( foh FURTHER INFOR- of NK1-4 and NK1-I of N W l-l
KOH T Y X AM KHXtllt
J™N, CALL PHONE 235-.T anil 81-2 of NW l-4 of NWl-4
to a n n o u n c e m y e a n d l d a e v
F*;* V. O. COLLER, SAN- (less 117.4 feet N i
S by 218.7 forI wthish
e o f f i c e Of T u x
A ssessor of
*>. I’Ll.
feet K & W in N\V corner) section H em llio le C o u n t y , s u b j e c t to Ho
wl
II
of
t
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e
vo
te
r#
In
ltn- J u n e
32 Twp 21 It. 31 Seminole county.
DRUG STORE—Pre- Only $215 per nero 1-1 cash, pay ' ‘r ,,n “ ,V ’ J O B D f | | I 1 T I 7 N D B N .
ftions, Drugs, Soda. Wo arc
to investigate anti write Mrs. K.
[*r
Four phone. Call 103. 252 Halcyon Arcade, Miami Flori TO T U B VUTKTDl OP I K H I X O L *
ro iim .
I w i s h to n n n o u n e e tl ia l I a m a
Dt!Wi HI .OCKsTTfrrigallon da,
e a n d h i n t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n l e tn * o f
fi c e o f C o u n ty C u m m U a t e w t r from
a *rd general cement work.
21
—Acreage
For
Sale
D l s t r l r l Nil !, s u h j e r t l o t h e de ' Goncrele Co. J. E. Terc ls lo n o f t h e v o t e r s In th e D e m o ^ P fo p . 3rd and Elm.
40 ACRKS Muck I-and for Sale. r r u t lc P r i m a r y to o s h e ld on J u n e
Tlie KK. 1-4 of the NW. 1-4 of 6th. A. D. 1»1* j o | j N y E , BC1I>
^ HOOFINC.Yhe Roof EvSection
16 T. 21 S. R. 32 E. Flow^ * 8.
Metal
shingles
r o n sn iw ir F K
f l**m tin and galvanized injf well land, undeveloped, forj I tier sh y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y
f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e o f f i c e o f e h e rJa,»es H. Cowan. Oak sale nt $50.00 per acre. 10 per ( Iff o t H em inote C o u n t y e u h ' e c t to
cent discount far cash. Fretl T. t h e a c t io n o f th e v o t e r s In t n a
l^ad Third St. phono 111.
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y »o ha h e ld n e s t
Williams. Sanford. Florida.
J u n e.
I
w ill
a p p recia te
year
GGRAPH—repairing, piano
su p p o rt,
r .e p .d f u llj { “ hW
24—lx>ts
For
Rale
*
rM erts with 17 years
| f..w- Sanford music store ROSE COURT 1/)T. 75x150, Ensl
FoIittcaJ A n n o u n c e m e n t
L P«one
‘ Shoi'P#.
McLander Arfront, $500.00. Taxes paid. J. S.
832.
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ho.*,
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H uhject t v t h e a p n i o e c h l n a D e m o
_w.it
Herald reprer**j ve will jg.
to explain
resulta art* obtained
TO
for
ttu v e. Cheap. 2542 Sanford Ave.
X
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(Lcgni Notices)
(Legal Notices)
^
L O N D O N .-M M T -^ -^ -O ^ S ^ A p
Anterifnn
lcctn tly wan t e a 'a fommil
ijturifvon t 6‘i;tt\6 New York
hla amnll child. Though the sat* 7
gvon w in offered n very large fe d
he was not prepared to make thi
journey.
i/A?
He wna surpriiied shortly afta^V. 3
wards, however when an Americdn*’ *
doctor arrived with a complete elivT™
the child's mo^*'**^
r a t a film of n il
I'OH C O N * T A M . 3
XOT1CK OK HA LB
1 w i s h t o nnr.oUnc* t h a t 1 a m IN T U B C I R C r i T COI HT OK T U B TO WHOM IT MAY C O N C E R N :
TW KNTY T i t l l l l l J l IlirfA I. P ill*
n c a n d i d a t e J o r t h e o f f i c e o f C on N O TIC K IH H B R K n V O I V B N th at
K M T OK K L o ll III \ . IN A M I KOIl u n d e r nn d b y v i r t u e o f a *lecrec
st a b le f o r J u s t i c e o f t h a
Peaca
KHMINOLU C p i ’.NTV. IN K IIANC- rendereet In t h e t l l r c u l t Court o f the
D i s t r i c t No.
I K em lnoln C o u n t y
BUY.
•
F lor id a, s a id J u s t i c e o f t h e T e a c e
T w e n ty -th ir d Judlrlnl
C ir cu it
of.
I
t
t
i a D A II, KIVT.sn, C o m p la in a n t . Elm ids,
D i s t r i c t C u m p r ls ln g K l e c t l o n P re ill u n d
for
Hi*iitinnl>c ln ts. No's 1. r. J. 4, ». 10, I t , A II.
C o u n t y . In C h a n c e r y , In « c.iuxe
s u b j e c t t o th e d e c i s i o n o f t h a D e m I. D. M A R T IN a n d E L L E N M. M A R t h e r e in fien dlnv. w h e r e i n C h a s e t* ment during the per'od ot 24 haufi.
TIN. h is w i f e . O. K. ATK IN SO N C o m p a n y , n c o r im r n t lu n
To exhibit the film n local chtJ^"?'
o c r a t i c P r i m a r y t o be h e ld o n J u n e
orgnnlied
and m a r i e m . a t k i n h o n
h is am i e x i s t i n g u n d e r t h e l a w s or Ihe ami was hired. The British attf.,x*®7
Glh. A. D. I» !l.
Wife. W IL L IA M
C.
COCl-TON. S t a t e of E lo r ld a ,
1 w i l l r p p r e c l n t e r o u e su p p o rt.
la r o m p l a ln u M .
C K LER Y CITY L C M R E lt & HUP- an d J. I'. S t a p l e r und Itu liih S t a p Keon carefully examined tbs fmh W]
L K a L I i : l il t Y A N .
PLY C O M P A N Y . * t at.
D e f e n d ler, h is w i f e , an d J. II. L i t t l e and nnd drew up a report, wh"ieh N*1"
1
ant H,
J a n e A. 1.1 t ile ,
h is w i f e , a r e d e
N O T l r K o r M ASTBIKS I A L II
f e n d a n t s . I w i l l s e l l nt p u b lic o u t American doctor immedlitMy W
i on st a t u sn iA T o n ,
N o t i c e . I s h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t under c ry let Ihe h i g h e s t bid d e r, fur c ash , back tti America.1 •
.
T o tlie D e m o c r a t i c V o t e r s o f T h s an.t by Virtue u f a d e c r e e o f f o r e at thn t r o n t d o u r n f t h e C o u r t
Later H* arrive* a r a ln ^ ih W-.
37th Henutorln l D i s t r i c t : —
c lo s u r e und sal** c n ier d tl tn t h e H o u s e lit th e C it y o f Hanford, in
1 h e r e w i t h a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e o n t h e It Ii. d ay said C o u n t y n n d S t a t e , d a r i n g t h e othef filrtf/ atinwlnjr the frrulP “
dac y for thn D e m o c r a t i c n o m i n a t i o n o f April, A. D. 1314. I, ns Npoelal l e g a l h o u rs o f s a l e , o n M onday, th e
for Sta te Senator
from the
37th Masl* r In t ’tiuncery. o n M onday t h e Mil d a y o f J u n e , A D. 1934. s a m e tho treatment irf
Henutorlnl
D istrict
com posed
of Till., day o f Moy, A. D. 1*14. "nine b e i n g th e
fir s t M onday
In
said witti a bijr cheque,‘amF'ft*'4Htef
S e m i n o l e a n d H revnrd C o u n t i e s lit ht lug u R u le Day u f t h i s Court and m o n th ,
the
fo llo w in g
d e s c r ib e d
th e J u n e f.|h p r i m a r y nnd If n o m i n a l e g a l sn le o d ayv In f r o n t o f the lands, s i t u a t e , l y i n g an d b e i n g In thanks from the rriieWd.ff"
■-*v>y .
a t e d an d e le c t e d , 1 a s s u r e o n e nnd Court H o u s e m Hanford. S e m i n o l e t h e C o u n t y of Henilmdj* und Htnto
C o tiu l). Elorh la, w ill o f f e r f o r s a l e of E lorhla , t o - w l i :
all 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 .
k
T h a n k i n g o n e n n d a l l f o r y o u r to the h i g h e s t an d heat b id d e r for
lad F ifty -o n e
(61)
o f M. M.
j a -j F"
cash , d o l i n g flu* l e g a l h o u r s o f sa le ,
v o t e and I n f lu e n c e ,
•
S m it h 's H ulsllv loti o f a ll th at
jy '* —<*’
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t h e follo w lu g d e s c r i b e d lan d , s i t u
part of S e c t i o n T w e n t y - s e v e n
j -------- 1 . . . . . . . i . — . .
a t e . l y i n g nnd b e i n g III S e m i n o l e
P H I L I P W . nO H KR TR.
t!7 ). T o w n sh ip N ineteen
(19)
X
Com ity, p iu rh la , m o r e p a r t i c u la r l y
O ne 1 1) o f T i e r S e v e n <71. o f t h e - **
Sou th. It a n g o T h ir ty (30) E a st,
d e sc r ib ed ns f o l l o w s , t n - w l t :
C lly of Sanford,
F lo r i d a . Jtelyin g South
o f St.
H er tru de
T h e N o r th e i g h t (H) f e e t o f
c u r d in g tn B. R. Trnffnrd'.t M ap
A v e n u e a m i o t h e r lo n ils l y i n g in
K i m t t l t \ T Y I'D II MISSION Kit
tot 1<) nn d till" lim ith 38.6 f e e l of
t h e r e o f d u l y u f rec ord a m o n g
S ec tio n s
T w e n ty -six
tSK),
T o T h e V o t e r s o f H cn ilnole C o u n t y :
tof X of lllo c k 10 o f T i e r 3, o f
the P ublic R ecords o f S e m in
T h ir ty -fo u r |3 1 )
and T hirty1 w i s h to a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 a m u
Hanford, E lo rh la . n r c n r d ln g to
f i v e t3f>), lu T o w n s h i p
N in e
ole C o u n t y , F lo r i d a .
c a n d i d a te for th e o f f i c e o f C ou nty
»7, Ii. T r a f f tir d s Map o f Hanford,
t e e n ( I 9 ) S o u t h , l ll l ll g e Til t r t )
• )**• U tte r ly v o id , f r u s t r a t e n n d 'ttf
C o m m i s s io n e r f r o m D is t r ic t No, 1 , F lo rida, tts per pint t h e r e o f of
i nolle e f f e c t n s a g a i n s t th e c o m p la in -*
1 30) E a st, u s s a m e a p p e a r s on
su b je c t to t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y
, ant lit th e a b o v e c a u s e an d thn o t h e r
' a
p a g e 66 ol Pint R ook I of (he
record.
1.
t o be held on' J u n e 7>tti. A. D. 1!>3S.
The a b o v e pr op e r ly Is
situated
p id d le
records
of
Sem inole
c r e d it o r s o f t h e s a i d d c f e tn la n t , 1L * “ ,tj
I l i m e liv ed an d paid t a x e s 111 O r mi Park Avpnu** f a c in g N i n t h Str e et
C ou n ty. E lorh la. c o ii t n l n l u x ten
S I.ONH.
a n g e mid H cm lnolc Coiiutti'H s i n c e Park,
on
w h ich
uff
apartm ent
ttcres. m ore or le s s.
It is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s
| s j s iind i h a v e a l w a y s b e e n u D e t u h ou se t- p a r t ia lly c o m p l e t e d
N'l.tlee be p u b l i s h e d lit th e Hanford
J. tl. SH ARON.
ne rut.
T e r m s c a s h , p u r c h a s e r to pay fy*r
III raid , a hew sn iR ier p u hllslicil Itf
R
A s . S p r e lu l
M u s t e r In ("Man
D. II., C. It A l l t ’N,
.l.e d
e er y .
.*
, Hanford, q«m tn *de C ou tity. F lo r id a ,
Hanford.
IIoil. Igtudin ,x WIitHImlr.
W. 17 W H I T E
O lo e a Week for f o u r ( l ) c**n»ceilS o l i c i t o r s for I'ldtipliiliuiid
A.-* S p e c i a l M a ster lit Chanc*
l i v e v v ie k s an d t h a t u r o p y h e r eo f
he mulli'il to II. S. I.ONH and L I L
I-ry.
II. S. W h ite , Hotleitoi f*T C o m p l a i n IN Y i s b P i l i r : IT < 1 1 / 1 1 1 o p T i l l : LIA N 1.1'.Ml. h i s w i f e , t h e d e f e n d r i m ro tiN T Y j m i i i i :
e natron! In t h i s order.
ant
TW E N T Y III I It IV J l IIIKI Yl. P l l t - a n tW
I h e r eb y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y
N E S S in) h a n d a n d - o f H r l n l
Kl IT III' PI.OKIH A. IN XNI) POIt s e a l I T
for tt.« o f f i c e o f C o u n t y J u d g e of
th e C ir cu it
Court
o f the
NEMINOI.B I t t l N T Y . IN P I I A N P - tvv e u iof
S e m i n o l e C ou n ty, Klnrl la. s u b j e c t
x
- t h l u l J u d i c i a l Clrotlll o f t h e
14(11.
t o t h e u c tlun o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c
NOTlI K. TO CONTI1AKTOIIS,
Slftte o f F lo r id a , in nnd ,f o r SeAiln*
t ' a r l ) on J u n e 6th, 19!S. My c a m
N otice Is hereb y g i v e n Hint th** VV. II ADAM S T it iM e e . C o m p l a i n o l e C o u n ty , o n t h i s t h e 4th d a y o f
ant
p a l g n for t h i s o f f i c e la In th e h a n d s Ituiir*) of C o u n t y t ’o m n t l s s l o n c r s In
April. A I > 19 24. t
C, of
my
f r ie n d s
throughout
tills iiikI foi S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F lor id a,
V. B. DO F H LA SS.
r o u n i y and w e s o l i c i t t h e su pp ur
vt III at t h e i r next t e g u l a r m o olljig It t: Dt:.YH a t t d ' h i s w i f e , MADE 17
C l e r k C l r e u lt C oin*.
W DBAS. II E N U Y D B A S a n d h is
mid v o t e s o f t h e p e o p le
In
th* to be h»l*l It" tn** C ou rt i l o u s e al
I f y : A. M. W e e k s .
w i l e . I D ELI!
DHAH,
H lilH IN S(m ining D e m o c r .il l e P r i m a r y e le c
Sanford, E lo r h la . T u e s d a y , May Silt*
D e p u t y C le rk .
H M IT H -W ID H T . I N C . it c o i p o r a - ,liCircuit
lio n . If t h e p e o p le s e e fit In e le c
A. D, I :'JS at HI o'cloc k A. M . re
fictilt Court S e n
a tl ) ,
Hon 1. 0 .L F it E D W U lC J C - H. SP.IK ji
me.-Jji . LUiw oWleu -1- W i ll . . tlVWrrUlAin cetx«>tHTds f.*r c l e a t U t s t h e 1 Itrlit-iFf*
‘
(LrUoltoriS-taC— _. ix -t Hilr.—
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nn 'VmtTVht. e r r e r n c e nn d Ttmfrnnin* .•7tCMLJr t ti r '(ShH u ir- Avi iiue if?*-tiLfHruir
T n n r B ' R r xIfHgTBii'g h y l i c
nl ’iiilm fnlslriiio Ti'
Dvlitdo Riuid North.
N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r
HAMCCI. A. II W tl.K IN H O N
A c**i‘tIfli*d c h e c k In t h e su m of
1 Km.an I- to a c c o m p a n y each bid. mol bv v i r t u e of a d e c r e e o f f o r e
entered
in
the
N O T IC E
which. In t h e c a s e of t h e s u c c e s s c lo s u r e a n d s a l e
v i i T i t n i h k M 9IIM II.IC ful bidder. Will lie r e t a i n e d I*v Hie ahoy,- e n t i t l e d runs** tut Hie Hh ilnv
Tfl T i l l
Noilci* Is hereby g i v e n t h a t t h a
of
April.
A.
D,-11*84.
I.
an
S
p
ec
ia
l
' KOI’A T T ,
Hoard o f C o u n t y Coittmliuilonara In
Hoard **f >*ount> i ' o m t n ls id o n * i s in
1 w i s h I i iin iioiin ee lh a t I a m a lleit* Of 11 hotel, until* th e ■c o m p l e M m u 1 In C h a n c e r y , mi Monday the and for HeinltioL* F n tu tly E lo r ld a ,
• Hi d a y o f May, A. I) 1938, nam e w i l l a l t h e i r n e x t r e g u l a r m e e t i n g
c n n d h l a l e f*u re.elr*'tInn In t h e o f tion ol tile Work
fice of C o u n i y i ’n*umissloTirr from
Piling and KprolMeuiloitK may In* b e in g :i R u le Day of tills Court an d to he held In th e C ou rt H o u s e , a t
Dlstrlv t No 3. s u n j e c l to t h e d e o b t a in e d f r o m Erod T. W i ll i a m s , a l e g a l s a l e s d ay. in f r o n t of tho H anford I'lo rld a , on T u e s d a y , M a y
Court H o u s e at S a n fo r d , S e m i n o l e Kth, 1934'. r e c e i v e bids, f o r t h e f u r
c is io n o l th e x of v i s in Cue D e m o C ou nty t l n g l o e e r .
c r a t i c P rlu •■.% io l e hold o n Julia
The II,mill o f I'ounlv t ' o m m ls - C o u n t y , F lo r id a , w i l l o f f e r f o r sulu n i s h i n g t o t h e C o u n t y o f o n e ( I ) ,
:.lh, A D l * f s
siillirl'S sr**serv , m Ho* l i g h t l o 1 *.- to Hie h l g b e s t and bent b id der for YY'x-lr O n e - m a n <Irude r. o n e tl) - 1• ai.li, d u r i n g t h e l e g a l h o u r s of sal**, T o n T r u c k , ti ml o n e t l ) R o a d s t e r
P it VNlx EVA NS.
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to vt ork for t h e b e st I n ter es t o f the
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record on s u c h Im p o rta n t
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M ontgom ery.
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fill t lli 1M )<iu or any o f you,
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so far and can visual.1mil*'in i • ' I n n i t o f F lo r id a .
r u n j f i m r r o r p b .xkis
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i/.e tho unforseen far
for r e - e lc c H o n
to
th e o f f i c e o f
D e p u ty Clerk, I9S4, to m a k e a n * » e i to Hie lllll of
J u s t i c e o f ll»< P «ace. D i s t r i c t No 4.
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enough
plaltiulif
t w o j e u r s u n til
Hie d i s t r i c t w a s
I'ltiise, o t h e r w i s e *al*l Mil o f rn m m e r g e d In to th e F o u r t h D is t r ic t !
) ■Iti Iti t w ill he
taken as
confes
yourself a g a in s t lo»H
fcol Ju s tifie d In a s k i n g Hi*' v o t e r s
se d by y o u nnd e a c h **f you an d tills
for t h e i r s u p p o r t on m y p r e v io u s IN T i l l ! ( IIICI IT ( (H UT. IN AN D c a u s e p r o c e e d
pane.
record us J u s t i c e '*f th e Pear** and
T h e n a t u r e o ( s a id suit b e in g to
|-(IH S E M IN O L E 4 o l I N T V , 4T.O. . . cull on us.
p l e d g e toy b e st e n d e a v o r s to g i v e
s e c u r e n D e c r e e ,,f said Court tlial
HIIIA. IN (7HANC47IIV,
.ill t h e p e o p l e a sipiaro U«n1 w ith i i h o t i i i : n m ■<>i >
that c e r t a i n de e d i*f e o u v e y a n i'e .
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ilynk
lust Ice io all und s t r i c t a d h e r a n c s
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I.ONH,
and w i f e . LILLI AN’ LONH, u n
DAVIS . D e f e n d a l i ls
t he r eb y a n n o u n c e ni) rnnilld ac)
to II H. LONH, IN’*"., ii c o rjio n ith in .
NOTICE OP YIINTBII'N S A L E
|..|- e le r k o f t h e d r e i i l l c ou r t s u b
Noll*
Is l o u t * ) g l \ * n th at under e u n v e y l n g th e f o l l o w i n g d e sc r ib e d
ject to th e w i l l o f Hi* v o t e r s III iind lo v i r t u e **f ii lio-r*-*' <*f fm*1- p a r r e ls nf land, s i t u a t e In S e i u l n Hie D e n m c r a t l c pr lm n r ) t>* he held • Insure am i sa t e e t i l i r e d In the a- nle C o u n ty , p l o t hla. t o - w i t :
.Inuu 6, 1 xx tti nppr<-chite ) n u r l*o I e ent Ith-it e:iusi. on tlie (III. day
L ots 33, 31, 36, 38, 37, 3*. nn d
-n p p or t.
39 o f P blm H u m m o c k a c c o r d i n g
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Ilet **rd* of
7lh. *la> of May. A l> 19!*. s a m e
KOH 4:11 I N T I CO Yl MISSION B it
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E u t n m ls s lo n c r fr om D is t r ic t No. 6. Court Hniis.* nl Hanf*'rd. S* in IHole
su b j e c t tl* t h e d e c i s i o n o f th e v o t C ou nty. F lo r id a , w ill n l f e i f**i sal.*
i.
lo tlie h lg h e * t and b e st bidder tor
ers In I he liemoi-rnU*' I'rlinur) to lusll,
t i n t i n g tile leg a l h o u r s o f sale ,
hi hi hi o n ' J u n e 6th, A D P.iix.
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k o ii c o u n t y
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I w i s h l o a n n o u n c e t o Ihe peopT*
H o ii t h w is t Q u itrle r ( H W I - 4 ) o f
of H em ln o le C o u n t y t h a t l e m a
Ho* H o i i H i i i s m Q tiu rirr i s l ) t - ( i
e a n d l d a tn f o r r e - r lr c t l o n to th e o f
o f S e e t lo u 8, T**m n s h lp 10 S o u th ,
fice o f T a x Assesfior, su b j e c t to t h e
Range
31
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d e c is io n o f Ih e v o t e r s In the D « m o t w e n t y <201 n*-res m or e or l e s s
c r a t l c P r i m a r y i o lie held In J u n e
T e r m s r a sh , p u r c h a s e r to pay for
of th i. year
^ VAUQHAN,
dead.
i
W E V MAN I* YY IIITB.
Chiropractic Specialist
As Hpeclnl M aster In C h a n c KOIl T A X COI.I.KCTOH
’ ery .
I w ish to a nn oun ce tbet l am a
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
ca n d id a te for r e-electio n
to
th e YV. M. I t n e lw le h , Jr. H ollr llor for
rionipInlmiiR.
o f f i c e o f T a x C o l l e c t o r o f H e m ln
Sold— Rented— Exchanged
FOR THAT cold of yours—take
o l e C o u n t y , au b jec t to th e a c t i o n
Eaay Paym ents
Chiropractic adjust ments. Dr.
n f t h e v o t e r s In t h e D e m o c r a t ! *
Phono 80 North Park. VaWc* Ridgy .
P r i m a r y n t h e h,*ld In June.
W. K. McDoujrnn, 308 Notional
NOTICE.
T o u r au p p a r t w i l l •»« epprec luted.
N o t ic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n that tlie
JNO. O JINlxINH
Ihiaril i*f i 'o u n l v 1 'tin im lssln ners, In Hank Illdir. I'hono 4B2-J.
an d (**r H em ln ole County 4'ln.. w i l l
(Legal Noticea)
ul t h e ir n e x t ri'ftiilnr m e e t i n g t o h"
FOH GOOD, cats
tr y .K r n t'i
liehl In tin C ou rt H o u s e at Hnnford
Iiunch Room, 109 W est 1 F ira t
Hatterics
NO T IC E TO CO NTItACTOlta.
Ktorlih*. un Tuesday', May *Hi 19!*,
N o t i c e Is he r eb y- g i v e n
H m t th* r e c e i v e Mils fur th e f u r n i s h i n g of
s tm H ,
Hoard o f F o u n t ) ' C o m m i s s i o n e r . Ill th** n e c e s s a r y HuppHe*.
Im tudlm t
and f o r H em lnole r m i u t f . F lo r id a , <Ir o c tr h 's e t c , . t h a t w i l l hi* r**i|iilrcd
w i l l a t t h e i r r e g u l a r ins' t l n g t o ho In t a k e r a r e o f th e l ii m a i e n o f hio
held In t h e Court H o u se at Hanford. Co u n t y Horne, nnd Cotittly C o n v ic t
SA N IT A R Y ST R A W P i
Hie
pe r iod
of
Thr«e
F lo r id a , T u e s d a y . Afar 4th. A. D* C a m p for
1931 til 10 o 'clo c k A. M . rer etv v M onths, l o g i n n i n g M ay 1*1 I 9 ! y
• Odorle** -Dry Clcanlr
E sH tn u Ir s o f th e n m n iin ta n e e d e d
b id s fu r c l e a r i n g o f r ig h t of w a y
0 6 8 . 1 1 4 N . P a r k,' *
f o r road on Hie W e st Hoc o f Hue- trill l*e f u r n i s h e d hy the C le rk of
THE LUND-LIFE BATTERY
/
H on 17. T o w n s h i p 19 Hotiih l l n n n t h i s Hoard,
to B a s t , fr om W e rt DM H ln -et S o u t h
W i t n e s s m y h a n d nn d o f f i c i a l se a l
Hoff-Muc Ilattery Co,
to t h e road' c r o s s l n x ut l,ho tfovr t h i s I !t h d a y o f A (ir 11. A. D. 19|*
F p s a l a s t a t i o n on thu A. • , U U. It.
V. U. IHJl'flLAHP
117 F.axt 2nd. Street.
S U N PR O O F P A IN T s T
A c e r t i f i e d c h e c k In Hu* su m o f
C l.u k .
W ater Spar V u m U h ea
and Er
tldO.OO Is to Bccoiiipniiy enrh hhl.
Ihgird o f Ctiiinly C n m m ls s l u u w h ic h . In t h e c a s e o f the aurreaeers, Hoitiluule C n u n ty, Plu.
m ebt.
V t'ium ina
F la t
W|
ful hlddnr. M ill he r- t lin ed by th e
P a i n t * . I‘e ra i o n c l a y Je*su. p i
Hoard o f Fount)* FnmMil»alon#ro In
l ie u o f n bond, u n t il tl*n c o m p l o m o u ld in g c la y a n d P la q u e* ,
l i o n o f t h e will’ll,
fo r d P a in t & W a ll P a p e r Co. G.
P la n a nrol s p e c i f i c a t i o n s m a y ho
ihlnlnrd. fr om
Fred T. YY lllbame,
S tu a rt, Propr. 112 W . F tm t St.
C o u n t y F.niilne*i'.
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T h e Hoard o f F o u n t ' 1 C o m m i e SPENCER TOP SHOP. C urU ina
xloncra r * # e r v * s tli* r i g h t l o r e Cushion* and S cat Cove ring*.
Jert a n y or a l l bids.
WE BUY o r trado ia uted
V. r D o u g la s s .
Wext Third Street,
C la r k
and
a u d ito r
to lha
ture. W agner F urniture Co,
H oard o f C o u n t y C om n ilaalonera.
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The Sanford Herald, May 04, 1928
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 04, 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 04, 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 FLORIDA, THURSDAY MAY 3. li)28
FLYERS
LEAVE
To C o m p le te P la n s T or
F lig h t A b r o s s A tla n tic CAPITAL AFTER
RIG RECEPTION
TAX UTlGATION A b a t e r R eaches G otham
ROOSEVELT FIELD X. Y.,
Mny
3.— (IN S )—At
12:30
o'clock this afternoon, exactly
24 hours since.he took off in an
attem pt to establish a new recont for
sustained
airplane
flight, Lieut. Royal A. Thomas
Roosevelt Field. Lieut. Thomas
is. still circling lazily over
4 }ojnw,to break the record rec
ently .set by Eddie Stinson and
George Hnldenxin who rem ain
ed aloft for S3 hours, 3(5 min
utes and 3l seconds nt Jack
sonville, Fla. To kdt a new
m urk Thomas inust stay up un
til 7:07 o'clock tomorrow 'night.'
The fly er dropped" a note nt
noon. It said “ Everything fine.
Had a good night. Thomas nlso
said he was confident of suc
cess. • -
IMany Japs Die In
Chinese Fighting
TOKIO, May 3 .— (IN S )—A
sensational report was current
here this evening that 100 Japancse residents of T*innn (Tsinanfu) havo been killed by
Chinese. Tho origin of the re
port was not given. , .Violent
fighting
developed
between
Japanese troops and Chinese
Nationalists at Tsinan when
Chinese began looting Japanese
owned property.. T here, Wcro
carnalities on both sides. Tslni n .s the Capital of Shantung
Province.
,
LEADERS SE
SMITH
?f l
i
NIAV YORK. May 3.— (Ih S ) - Mount EvansAsked w hat he regarded us the
P ert Hassell a big blonde n 'in to r
ntiuq hazard in flying such nn un
York
Declare Southland Is
charted ceur.se, Hassell replied: Depart In Rremcn’sSistcrShip
Rurcnti Of Internal Revenue ■f Riukfoi'd III., was in Now
irWaybrightSays
City today coinpli ting nrt-4ngc Very little is known of meteorAt
Karlv
Morning
HourFor
Getting Recnnci|ed
Faces Problem Of Adjust !
[Carlton And Catts
New YormVhcre TheyWIll
Ing Income IVoblom Due To jii*:it:i. for. his eonUtnpiatcd Clight c|ogiatl conditions in thut rtgion.
Th*? Nomination
besides Greenland h as ncvei
Again Re Feted ByPopulnce
[Are Working JointDeflation Of Land Values of 4,200 miles from Rock forA to and
• Of GothamAspirant
Stockholm, Sweeden, by way of boon trussed by nirplnno. Green^
mm %
,
jAgainstHathaway
Greenland. This far north roui c, i:i ltijid was crossed by foot, however Retire Late After
Experts Strive To
hits opinion, "i* the most fea able by Nansen anil Qucvrr.it.
Large Celebration
" If you examine the maps yon
to cross the ocean to Kur ipe."
Discover Solution way"The
long stretch of w ater that will see th at the w a te r jum p bei w ill have to spun i.i M s mil ns, a twcilt Greenland and Sweeden i.i Three Aces AtVciVcnOvntion p r tr * n f i e C I A D A V Q
Government Is Confronted Ry feet
Such AsWnshlnRtonScldum iv L J j i l U i J O i / l l / V l O
that oi iviously eut i down the lint rower thun any o th er point be
Most Difficult Siluhlion danger i f coining down in mid- tween the N orth American and
Many Believe He Will
Since Passing Of Tax Law eccan," said Hassell. ."This i* quite Iluiiipenn continents. A fter leav
(IN
S)
WASHINGTON,
May
3jtes CandidateFrom
Switch Over To Side
u contrast from the 1,000 miles of ing Greenland we m ight conceiv
WASHINGTON.
May
-3.— w ater th at must bo crossed In ably pass over Iceland where in the - ("ow ing and happy over the
[fampa Ts Pursuing
Of TammanyLeader
(IN S )—Tax litigation, ii.wlvirig-. fly**if? o tln r 11aim-A tlantic route* event of an em ergency, :i st.ip warm th of the reception ill the
[Customary Tactics
Capital,
the
Ilrcmeii
trails-A
tlan
might
be
made,
although
we.
do
I am going to try- and make
millions of di>lla»«, as u result of
tic flyers left Iv re th'.s mronlng
WASHINGTON, May 3.—
Stockholm in two jump*. I will hop not intend to moke one there.
th
e
F
lorida-land
boom,
and
subse
"It was g ratify in g to me to rend for New York in the junkers mono For First Timo Since Soviet (IN S )- Indications that tho
rring that Doyle E.
off from Rockford tiie luttet* p art
Union WnsRegunHoinnKelrt
quent deflation of values, is ponib of June or early in July for Mount of rt porta thnt Colonel Lindbergh plane F-13, a sister to tho famous
rlton and Sidney J. Catts
Kxlcnded To Royal Pair On South is becoming reconciled,
ing before the Hureuu o f Internal Evans, Greenland, n distance' of fimi been studying the reusability -hip which stiil lies marooned on
i forking together to deTour
Of Nations Of Europe perhaps reluctantly, but nevRevenue, it was learned today. The 2,100 miles, and the only conlcm of flying this fur north roujc to Greenly Island.
o i't hoi Ohs reconciled^ to th a _
Fon:; Hathaway and put
y|t.y p * pi.-<Ai«_1
government i.i confronted with one plated stop. I io m -Meant.J-X-dli
k—
I Kwruuc^i t . havj given this tun'.Utt . The tleim iaeJru * b ,trio t0°k
MOSCOW, Mny 3 .—(IN S )—Red
fm
nrfiiH
lIhg^w
Fnhitt
S:28
A.
M.,
nomination
o f "Gov. A1 Sinith
S
tiW
lW
nii7rail’
HieTlose*t
•
.study
Thr
oVUr
n
year
-siC-nfhe
most
duplicated
problem*
will take off for Sturkmlltn, J un
3 in the governor's man T.
■■
bound for Miller Field, Staten Russia, ruled by a dictatorship of wcro 8con hero today in the
oml
hove
reached'
the
conclusion
since
cnnetm
rnl
of
the
income
laws.
mlilitii.mil
2.100
miles."
at Tallahassee, Senator
slant), which they
hopo
to the proletariat, whose nolo nim is
Linton Allen Relieves City
Tiie sensational boom in land
Hassell will lie iiccompniued by th at it is tiie most practical route
quick nnd emphatic refusal of
ir W. Waybright of JnckAnd CountyHuvcBrightest values, with profit taking that r i another pilot whose identity lhu:i The chief reason is' thut you arc make in about two amt one-half to fi:h t capitalism and monnreh- Josephus Daniels to have any
Jnille last night launched
Future After Seeing- East val* d any real estate movement in not been disclosed. Refore taking nb!o to fly over bind m ost of the hours.
The Capital was hardly nstire iyn, today pni-J homage to royalty thing to do with a third-^arty
Icounter-nttnck on the road
And We$t Coasts Of Stale hintury, «nd the nftcnnnth when o ff from Rockford Hassell win b e’ wuy. Inflict nt no time, even while
early for the first time aince tho Soviet moY'ement against Smith.
the bottom dropped out o ' price* ill radio comntun cation with prof- tro ring Da-.is S trait (northeast " h e n the F-13 reso in the
irtment chairman’s two
A fter seeing the W est and East has a ta x reaction that involve* fessor William H. Hobbs of the of Labrador) oil the way to Green- j May sunshine- Only a group of was formed more than 10 ycart
Daniels a former member of th*
tiled opponents,
Coast -.sections of Florida, Linton E . '
land do you have to *pan n stretch i*i my fyler.*, raechanicn and new*- ngo.
YVllson Cabinet, and on* of tho
iiaid Carlton was attem pting Alien this week returned to Sun- | small investors in every p art of the University of Michigan who for o f 'w a ter that is longer than our papi r reportera witnessed the fly
and hundreds of large the past four summers lias iconThe roynl personage was King most pronounced Dryi in hU par*
ers departure, a fact which was
Itxrctiit Hathaway and swing ford “ more convinced thun ever I 1
J
corporations
and iinurnnce com ducted n meteorology statio n r t American a ir inn I routes.
Amnnullah,
of Afghanistan, who ty, has been opposed to Gov.
not unplensing to Baron Yon
votes tiie road chairm an thnt the solid central section of the panies which hold FI >ridu m ort
is
the
first
ruling’monarch
to sot Smith’s nomination in common
Ilueni-fcld.
rap
t.
Hermann
Koolil,
receive to the DeFuniak state will lead iq the future de gage*.
and
Mnj.
Jam
es
Fitm
inurirv,
for
font on Russinn soil since the Com with most of tho other leaden o f
velopment of Florida."
rjs Haptist m inister
“The year of FJ21 witnessed
crowds and mobs have been their munists gnined control of the hid state and soction. Yet he de
Mr. Allen, who left here early in large advances in the price of
i, he said, is the Lecond man
lot since arriving in the United nntion. Immediately after the A f clared unequivocally his opposi
April with his bride, the form er Florida real estate, hut this was
States.
ghan King and Queen and their tion to any thinl party movement
tie race for the nominatoin or j Mjfs „ eIen IveSf of Orlando, to a f
only a prelude to the phenomenal
It was early this morning bc- idg entourage arrived on a specinl against the New York Governor,
racr. Carlton is third in his j tcw j t
.^tnte bankers’ convention rise which occurred in l ’.,2r>," said
f* r,* they rot to bed, a fte r a day trnin they wcro greeted by Presi nnd asserted that ho would support
zion and tile lest of the eandi- in Tampa anil Havana, said today E dgar Graham , fir’d audit expert
the nominee of the Houston consucli it Wasiiingtoii seldom gives dent Katenin, a former pensant.
Itv jtiugcle behind in uncertain that on his trip he met a number uf bureau. "The dei lili"’began i't
t-« any foreign xl'ilor-1. They were
The king then inspected two vrntion.
Irr Of course, the road chair- of prominent bankers and other the early part of I:(-’*• ■H is the
Inasmuch as tho nomination of
well ruled by the S tate D epart companies of Red Army infantry
a, hv Lilieves is aliead of them men who believe the development tax returns for these tim e year General 1'ntlterlo Nubile De Old Negro. HeadsGnvernmenl ment, luir'hcd and decorated by
Smith is now believed inevitoblo
nud
two
companies
of
cavalry.
A
f
Roll, Having Completedlli* IVe* dent Coolidge. greeted l>y
of Florida has only begun.
cide* To Leave When Word
that n fo r d (lie problems.
ter this ceremony the King and by the leaders of Southern Demo
Fifty-Kighth Year Of Con lo th House* of Congress, shown Queen
Among the men thoroughly con*
I The senator's speech was de
Is Rereived That Storms In
"Elem ents involved
are the
were whirled nwny to the cracy in tho Capital, Dnniols' an*
tinuous S en ice For Nation th right* i t" the capital, dined by
mi before the sm allest politi- vineed of the future of this state basis to be used in the returns uf
Northern l.andllndSiibsidi’d
Kremlin in a Roll* Roycc motor nounccmcnt was interpreted hero
tafhpring this county lias seen with whom he ta lk 'd was Roy A. profits for completed ease , de
* their diplomat.*, the hectic day ear. Crowd* of worker* lined the today ns tantamount to a declara
\X A S H I N t i T * » N .
M ay
. 41
the pie i nt primal .v race. Not Young, governor of the feileru! t<-' ferred sales or i n s l a l ' p ' d ' l til''
ST* 11 I', t •n:iny , Mav
3
uitiii"atim : lis t n gtit with a mag- * tr,eta and cheered the royal visi- tion that he would support Smith.
I pMiccnt
re than so persons were in 111" serve lionid of W a-hingt-u. Mr. ba-ir cost of lots sold, in view ••(
The former Cabinet officer is now .
'government
»i at
(IN S) The dirigihli Italia eft ( IN'.* i L d w . u t iVugu-.t uHail Auditorium when lie be- Young told Mr. Allen that he i> projected improvement pot cum Fcdd»;> banger*, at 3.23 A. M. to 71 year (>ld III gro "im -y, per lm\ | vv])i,!i t h e y w er e lionized by more toiA scron,1 official welcome wns publisher of tho Raleigh News
fully convinced of tiie fundamental pletcd and the vuiiriti m of llie sai
ho spiei li at H:lf*.
and Influential
ft r Secretary of State K uilorr- ^ I linn 2.(100 guest* from tiie soe nl extended in the gilded Cznrdlat and Observer,
The rave now is between Cults soundness of the State. Mr. Noting ls contract < received in payment." day on tin* second l it of its fllg.it
and ffiunl life , f W.-mhington. Palace within t*ie Kremlin wulls. Southern organ.
ithe
head
toolt Ins place today at
Hathaway, said Senator Wuy- was particuiaily interested m the
Timy have hnrilly had mi hour’*
"I «ee no hope in LBy third par
The bureau has adopted a geiier- in the N inth Pole with King’s bay,
rv»tlt
tlm
railway
station
and
the
•
loll.
IF
tt. lie -.aid tin* fear I hat the Sanford section, said Mr. Allen, ut rule that tiie value of m ortgage. Spitsbergen, ns it- d<: ti'iatlnn of tiie goveilime.it i n ici
relaxation since they were taken
Kremlin were decorated in honor of ty." said Daniels, in n telegram to
er governor might again sit because lie was raised in the celery held oi Florida l-oul will In ixed tlcneipl IJmlierto Nn'.i:
i*« iu* | lM‘i*nn Mm fifty-ciRhlli u ’ir of con* off Greenly Island ten day* ago
the visiting royplty. A military Wilbur Lcgcttc, Cajifoi)ua cam
allahs- e- v.ui keeping out- district of Michigan near Kulninn- on the basis "f tiie value
tli tiniouv nerviev.
fiitiTcit the and captulritcd into u *ci ie* of i"- bund pluyed tho Afghan Nationnl paign manager for fy«nator Smith
the land n,nitder of t lie g «nt uiislup
i •-1*11-, kUl.
f * -1
M capi'id from being invested zon. He knew of the Sanford Atbii,
eeptions ami experiences such as
of Missouri, who had asked Dan
piinr t'i the boom, pin* th- amount
,;jl. ,u,|)UIlun. ltlm ion iiin-i- departm ent ns a n .. i t! !ebm<
tie stale and thnt four years of lie National Hunk because it was
only tt.i . -Athii'.t c nul'ii.l.piv-^cr Ailtliem. In addition to tho Soviet iels directly if he would consent?
a ti- fact
ion • nicdiuto landing m ight be made m
P
rciidcnt
the
greeting
committee
of
paym
ents
made
m
*ali
fai
t
I
in.
in
nt
ra
t
ion
IxTI, during tin*
'• would be four vears lost in ihc youngest bank in the federal
loulil m erit.
to become identified with an in
aid tin t \
of innrtga^o». Kxp it sin*!
Nm-wjiy, for rrfui'lliL-n, it*
jm.irrc.- of the state.
Tiie fly-r* arrived on UlO field included Gen. Vorouhllof, commis dependent movement In November.
Fresiib
nt
Grant.
re. erve system.
mortgage
vul
term
ination
of
m
ortgage
m
l
[
w«-iit.li<*r
rm
idlt'oits
pei
iiiil\>
I.
sar
for
w
ar
and
marine;
Georges
Tr* senator
ridiculed C atts'
d vear : 's h o rtly before K o',dork. Their big
"The biggest Issue in America
J o h n W . Melnlosli. e o i n p tlollei
! > e * |u t e
Ids
i n lv n o
upon
( ii-m m l Nobile decided
, i • i 'uotxiplnm- « c- already on the line. T.-'iitclierln, commissar for foreign today," Daniels addod, “ Is to
.1 <f t:r ei|oi tion and count" of tiie r u i en ry ;il \\ a tiillgton. ue* is tiie impoit int fact -r in *«t
*n< v. y hair and : ligi
lb
meet
of
the
»ool*
»lt-il
lav
*
a
*1
.
morning
when
h
■
h
affair*,
and
N.
A.
Semashko,
com*
•
i
art
ing
th
* ant Koolil get int i the cockpit
Ho elm: ge<| that t)i" w as am t hi r t f I h«- n u n who ••* •''
wrest the government from th*
1klitic." io
i
i
i'w
Foi till f 11 t nine immth:.
I'.'Ji i e veil v • d l t lint t lie t i l l if O' f- mu .
rn ,| lied ov> • I lie eiuitral*, w th mi'.-nr for public health.
r tsi\ la!,- increased from
he l.elievi d ip F lorida. He said income tax |inyili'-'H
hands of privilege nnd corruption.
t,, 'l.p h -m o ts i In- *-warid
hi’
.
uw
n
<-r
mil
t
h
e
m
Noi
vni
v
m
I
I1
"
"
'1
The
King
woro
u
brilliant
uni
s
to
r
m
v
"V
Major I ii/-i lurice :il,:iii'*id* him
■' 1" I ' tnills during the <'ntt->’ '.hat ! >wii unit F lorPla w ere a d m i t
Tho
only hope for that end is In a
■
\
|it
el
’n
11
|:||I
iii
in
lull
III
o
u
l
a
!
us cu'pilot. Bar,in You lluuuufidd form with modal*, while Kaledin victory by tho Democratic Party.
ur.i in Tallahasset*. lie said ted til th e t'liion at the s a m e tim e nniounled t-> JJb.Oa t.'.'tm. tv I’d • f - • w hich had p r ev e n ted him from
|,..I- : vv.i ve i l s i m u e . t "
the
same
period
nf
tiie
vear
ec.
bug
te
rd
u
y
bad
uii
idI
in
•
<
a
s
t
a
r
t
u
g
y<
wore
u
sucked
suit.
• took up Ins usual , i.imp position
'• a- if i.r s in g his stand in an d th a t Iowa had become tiie n*
-i’f \ UT
"I, therefore, expect to support
M th e hark.
•Be a ' iiiniiaigu for home rule, t e r of m iil-wcst ngi ic u llu r” . b or June 30. li»2S, the payment vv ’**lt i Tit Inna, i o tox tel r i« r m ascot of estn h ii ll a l a n l t
tho
nominee of tho Houston Con
r-ioipoliied
Nol'lie
and
1
he
I
la
l
a.
reeord.
JHi.KSt.ttntt.
For ncar'y liolf an hour, the
fnrti 11 goventor, he sai l. ida, lie think
asviitnr that
vention.
I expect tho convention
r..
v
ear,
!'
*i\'.ei
ri
oil
ll
flight,
*-.l.i
•S
n
v
o
v
served
th
ilte
e
ii
a 1 ill* el evv >
W here bind H'ii
m ater emit nurd to pu rr while Muj.
•■I "I le me .nbt nn prohihition place am ing the southern
to declare without equivocation
a t e Idle lit - p la y in g on it g e n e r a l fixet id' -it tio-■- , i tiiom II f . Davidson, command.mt of
"»| Will
the .eller m ust pay Hie Cile ta x oil
m.te hi- *t*i m in office between
flir the .■ereil—anforosmaat— at—
bis profit. C'otivi rseiy ill,- p n e h u * - I fro m t h e field, th e sh p n s . e m b d s l a t e , w a r and .niiv la-llilllig l>' - Ihd'illg Field, explained the rou(u
®'"1 t'.'2'i. hut is |,ow fighting within u very shoit time.
John T. Reid, treasurer of tile |
Prohibition and all other laws, and
-t-f
"qg.
dedilet
fl-'iil
the
4'oeu
bv
*
p
it
a
—
ic
p
id
ly
a
n
d
it_w;i.~.
s<n»n
l.'-.L.ui
iliil
rrlCncTn,fUid
gave
him
instruc!•.is
piivil'-gcd
t<
'
W I's'ul opt
option
for
tiie
ruec
ion
Const—Irrmi—wb*»—w- e»-o price paid the loss in value oi the d a r k n e s s . A f t e r a f< vv iiouneiits, siiitant n v d ’angv i in 1*8 1. Fourdo not believe any man It will
hrtr iei'l gamlilers.
lions concerning tiie w eather hu
nominate will bo as indifferent
gue.st at the convention, told Mi- land hi m aking returna fm :ailisc- eve n t h e d ro n e o f its m o to rs (cen years more ami In* rare to would likely eneounler .arid the
I Carlton he pictured as a man
and os inefficient as Mellon ha»
Allen th at Snnford was one of the
(
HICKASHA.
Oklo.,
Mny
3.—
eouid
n
o
t
be
Ileald,
Mliu
Nobile
Ib'JS
be
v
a
t
scat
n>
m esiangcr. Ir
earliest nn t hod of landing ut M ILa* laaipuigned by uttarking
quent years.
been
undor the Harding and Coolmost
im
portant
points
in
the
Cna*t
Officials Miid that it would be a n d h e r « la u g h tr r l»ade tin gem i il France a* chief me* longer to th" h r Field Alru in the plane were It. (IN S )—Joe Hurt, piloting a Ryan idgo administrations.
W'ltiinl* reeurd.s since he
Line
system,
lie
said
he
was
fain
g
o
o
d
b
y
e
iiffe
e
tio
n
a
te
ly
ju
s
t
before
monoplane,
lind
been
aloft
six
I’l-.rirt
Pea,',C'
mini:
Jon.
anil
upon
R.
Blythe,
who
will
assist
the
fly
many years before the inc *me tax
isuglit publii office in I'JI«.
‘*"1 * ml on was not running iliui- with tills section and believe* nfterm uth of tiie Florida bona is he j u m p e d into th e gondola of llo* lii.* retu rn in l!"U, took up In* ers oil th eir Ainciicnn tour, and hours ut 11:43 A. M. today in h is 1 "I would not accopt a nomina
otto levoixl but on tiu* it lias a g n a t future development adjusted. A special study of tin- bIi ’p . T h e y sm iled b ra v e ly and picKciit pout at the inquiry do k pilot Mechiur, who flew tile Junk attempt to break the world's tion on any third party ticket." It
of outside the office of tbe Secretary er* plane down from Now Y'ork flight endurance record.
wa« also indicated today that Sen
•bn-i he bus
been making in store for it.
situation is being made by ex p e rt' s e e m e d c o n f id e n t of th e sueee*
The bankers met at Tampa and at the direction of Commissioner I*. | bis venture. T h e y will r e t u r n t o of State.
Hart, a former world war pilot, ator Reed’s headquarters havo Yi.a-J
late yesterday.
!!n»: ilutbaway.
h'tq,. uml
i Italy.
Finally Capt. Koelil nodded hi* made hi* first *u«*s*ful takeoff been somewhat embarrassed b y i
■xtiavttguiue in took boat to Havana wh le they II. Ulair.
memory fur face.,. 3 rudition has
The dirigible is expectul to memory f >r faces. Trfudition has heed and ejaculated ".in, jn" out of u half dozen, at 6:43 this tho throat of a third party move
<*« n city government in continued the meeting and were
cover the K50H miles to King * buy also conferred upon limi the duty >*f several time*. Muj. DavidBon morning. He will have to remain in ment, voiced by his Californl*
taps. uh," i-• he has been city tendered u reception by the pres
in between forty and fifty Ik-ui *. providing new pen* for tin' signing el'inbed down, the mechanics pul thu uir for more than 53 hours, 30 manager. No such intimation or
Rorn-y, «a* alleged by the sen- ident of the Republic of Cuba. Mr
tr j,,' re*p ntise to Carlton'.! Allen said Havana was a m idem
Its cruising speed is nlmut* 80 of all treaties and convent! in*, and led I ho ( hocks, mid thu douglllv minute* and 30 seconds, in order suggestioh has come from Ucc4
hryc. ,•f tlx- same nature against city of (500,000 person.- with beau
miles an Imur Tiie Norwegian of carry in g the great *e:il of the German captain, taxied the F-13 to best the present record held by hlaelf. On tho contrary, Senator
George Haldcinnn and Eddio Stin*, Reed has conspicuously refrained
Governm ent i* keeping men in
v r»a<| department
drj
chairman. tiful American-built boulevards
I’nitcd State.* when it i* taken out In the slut ting title.
from saying
anything in his
rcudines.-i to aid tin- Italia-to make
• 'iu i(.•d 11 I! McKay, publisher lined with royal palm* and tropical
With n final wave of hand*, the son.
As Hart began his emluranco speeches over the country that
a landing r*t Vnd*ne, if NoluJe from it* sealed vault for official hig plane lumbered down the f :cl,|.'
' lU Tjsnipu 'lines and mayor of flowers. The old Spanish section, tie
illiaius
should decide to stop there. \ iul- use. I’rior to the era of
UB|iS, in In. story of waste in said, is still dirty, ha* nariow
Then
Koehl flight, R. I., Human, a former liv could be construed- as advert*
WASHINGTON. Mny 3. (IN'S) *oo is ubout ‘J 00 miles iiortli of Jennings Bryan, Eddie wh* alio gathering speed
ing near town, nhobted "giddap, criticism of the Now York Govern
"gave
her
tho
guti
’
and
she
soured
ot> government there. He said streets and shows evidence of ex —Prohibition adm inistrators were
'frequently pressed into e x tra
mules" nml set forth behind a nor. Weed and Sinith supporters,
here
off
in
the
early
m
eriting
sunlight.
winded indebtedness of Tampa trem e poverty.
territo rial .duly u - rg^ nog-mixer
instructed today by commissioner
NEW Y O R K -M ay 3—HNS) — plow slicing a furrow down which in fact, havo cooperated in aonus j
He said tha^natjonnl _hiUcr>;_ti^ J M.-f»orniT~WW»» imike investi
* illfCeased t"..000.00(1 in the last
plenipotentiary at t H« New Y "Hr * Major Jam es Fitxiiiaurice Baron he hu* *aid ho would follow as place*, notably, in Oklahoma.
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k. "
"tole fTirltiin was the which almost every man. woman gations of jurors who iniglit be
rcrepttons of a Ipng li-t of .secre Gunther Von Huenefild und' Cap- j long a* the aviotor stays aloft.
There were renowud intimation*
F*l * legal adviser.
and child in Cuba takes pint was called to try Dry case*. The act
STURGIS, Mich. May 3 .- U N S ) taries.
. pBUi.g his t«fk Senutor Way- drawn while he was there. The lot ion followed Congressional criti
tain Hermann Koehl were In for Human established n plowing roc- in political circles here today that v.
ord in HUD ut Sw eetw ater, Texas, Senator Thomas J. YValsh (D ) of
a busy day here today.
"fee rifferred to the road tery is one of the principal sources cism uf adm inistrator John D. — Fred H. Newman. 10 year old son
HILLIARD MAGNATE KILLED
Following their arrival from I when he plowed for 48 hours a t Montana, may take himsoif out t
!*1,l>'»ii's two
opponent^ a* of revenue to the government. The Pennington, of Pittsburgh, who of C. C. Newman, proprietor of the
of tho raco before the Houston
oyle k. Catts and Sidney J. rural sections o f Cubu, he sunt, sent out a questionuirc to deter Now S trand Theater, was kdled
W ashington, the flyer* were to one stretch.
CHICAGO. May 3 .- (IN S )—
|vtnton."
convention assembles. The over
havo never recovered from tho sug mine the character, wealth, relig when the plnno in which he " a s .a I.oui* A. IloiisingiT, 71. m illion attend u luncheon given by tlie
whelming Smith victory in Cal»
m erchant'* association a t the Junior Class Will
»* going to l»e most lib- a r slump following the world war, ion and political affiliations of passenger crashed to the ground.
aire heud of u chain of billiard Hotel Astor. In the afternoon they
ifomia, in which Walsh ran *
**aid the senator, referring in spite of efforts to restrict the
Lieut.
Gerald
Smead,
the*
pilot,
re
prospective jurors.
Give Play Tonight poor third, is said to have con
parlor* and bowling nHeys, was . nn> t|> visit several nowiuppcr
r r »<-' county home rule plat- output made by the government.
••Tho duty of the Prohibition cently graduated from Kelly Field, dead loduy from injuries received
I'trr.
vinced tho Montanan that it is
plant,*, tho Nationnl City Hunk i nd
*1' d ie t the people vote for The price nf sugar. Mr. Allen «•>'*•, nurvnu j* to investigate liquor Tcxii*., was heriuusly hurt Dewey
“The
Suicidu
Specialist,’’
a
com
useless to continue the fight. It
when
run
down
by
mu automobile.
the
New
Y'ork
Edison
Company’*
n .,11 ^ d ie r y and race track continues to follow the. trend «i | vj0|ntjons, prepaiX’ cases and make A. G rass, 27, a passenger, was
edy in three acts, will be presented was reported today that Walsh
pow
er
plant
ut
East
River
utul
also
probably
fatally
injured.
Dli i "If'
*be parents of world supply anil demand.
arrests, hut not to pp' into the
LARGO—New city
well and Fourteenth Street. They nlso call tonight by the Junior class of the may soon request his eight dele
tr»r? * °unt>' 't they w ant race
Mr. and Mrs. Allen returned to private uffairs or beliefs of jur
pump
now
furnish
udequutc
w ater on Lindsay Crawford, Irish Free Seminole High School In tho school gates from Montana not to pres- J
again. Se,. the boys now in Florida through Minmi where they ors," Dorati snid. "Thut is a mat
TITU SV IL L E —Brevard County
•tat,- IK-itUcntiavy for emberauditorium at 8 o’clock- Eleven ent his name to the convention. ■
Ktate representative
supply.
Fair.will
be
held
here
April
2(5-28saw preparations for the National ter entirely for the U. S. courts.
high school girls und boya have They are the only delegates ho
(■s bw iine „f the Miami race Shrine Convention. On his return Doran warned administrators to
pnrt* in the show-. They aro Nat* has at present.
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Chinese
Plane
Trys
alio
Farnsworth, Kathleen Long,
... ut|" tu rctsore prosperity. found it at the high w ater murk n er directly or indirectly.
• To Destroy Arsenal Jack Peters, Paf Miller, .Bernard Chamber Postpones
(»v Un e'
continued
Senator deposits. Local conditions, he be
Pennington is undenitood to
Schirord, Ebiise Lanier, Rose Hurt,
*irt•rrVthun
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more
jt rvt.r
|u|(jpeople
wj,en this
tjie lieves, are brighter, than conditions have Informed prohibition head
SHANGHAI, May 3 — (INS) — Dun Ilanscll, Jim Spencer, Margar • Citizenship Meeting
quarters
that
he
made
the
jury
in
A hostile nirplune attempted to et Thompson and It. E. Griffin.
track * w-ere running there, elsewhere in the state.
’
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vestigations at (he request of tho
bomb
the Nationalist arsenal in
travel service says tho
The Citizenship Meeting called
United Htatea Attorney’s office,
is elected. Those two candidates lainghwa in the Southern -sur- Mrs. R. C. Maxwell nnd Miss HowWASHINGTON,
May
3.—
Five
Persons
Die
By
urd directed the production. Other by the Chamber of Commerce for
V r .1.'1 'T”1
People
away' from Mihut this explanation was unsatis
’1* “wa>
aro Herbert Hoover nnd Alfred
, n .Bhfornia has more tourists Drinking: CannedHeat factory to Doran who in substanre (IN S )—The defeat of Senator F en Smith. I do not. believe that these burbs of Shanghai today. Nearly high school students will set as as tomorrow night today was post
(R) of Ohio, keynoter of the,It**
a score of bombs were dropped,
advised the Pittsburgh udmijiisrkut?°ni!a eVor ,,B<1
the
twp candidates know of the prom1 but the arsenal was not struck. A sistant directors, stage managers, poned until next Tuesday, when »t
MOBILE, Ala.. May 3.— (IN S ' trator not to cxt#cd his' authority. publican Nutionul Convention, by u
.lire hus u-fuse,) to uuthorbusiness managers and ushers. A win bo held nt tho City Hall *t
gaml.lmp of thil U rt
negro as a delegate to the conven Isea but if either is elected I will woman was killed.
__Five persons have died and •
specialty featuring Byron Fox and o’clock. S. O. Shinholser, nr
not lie' surprised to see those prom
The pUnc—u bomber—is be
tJ j • , saya
must support score more are ill a* the resu t o Pope Condemns Girls tion, is the direct result of the tt i ises fulfilled."
Charles Cokburn will also be offer of the commerce body win
lieved to have flown from a North
cent, order of Secretary of Com
•rj
coiri rare tracks licenses drinking "canned heat" here in the
Among the speakers will be Dr.
ed.
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Blease
also
cbminenlct|
on
the
re
ern
encampment
near
tho
scene
of
merce
Herbert
Hoover
placing
i, j l!*'.. hen that time comes last few weeks, police revealed to
In
Athletic
Contests
D. Brownlee, Mr.
Sblnhol*
cent
Republican
npniinntion
of
a
fighting along the Shantung Pen
day announcing they would sick
1
Y * npgroea and whites side by side-ki
Frank
P.
Forster,
Linton
E. AH
SIIKINERS
CLOSE
MEETING
T*!l*hi^!le r Tlot* our “ P ltil *t
the Census Bureau, Senator Cole negro, Oscar Dc Priest, to succeed insula. The attack was mado nt
tkk, ' ' ?nd admit to the world the ‘ aid of federal authorities
and Fred R. Wilson. Tho nieetiB
ROME. May 3 ^ - (I N 6 )- ^ w r o
the
late
Rep.
Madden
(R)
of
Illin
noon.
In
addition
to
one
woman
Blease (D ) of South Carolina, de
MIAMI. Fla., Ma 3— (IN S )— will last approximately an hatl
UrvlvM" T‘.apah|0 of governing halt the sale of stu ff containing were invocation* today that some
ois. "I hope they will send him killed another was wounded. Some
clared
in the Senate todayv
Shrine nobility met in its final im and a half, according tp
with1!"} , l *tement was
of tho girl athletes entered in the
down
here,’’
hq
said.
"I
want
to
cattle
grazing
in
a
field
were
kill
Chief of Police W alter B u n a Fascist field sports beginning t°-*
“And not only this," shouted
Trotter, secretary of the
Th« senati r
'U n,t o f “ P P 1* ” 6walk over there and see a negro ed. Nationalists opened fir* with perial council session today, pre
Kav* Hathaway’s pointed out th at those 'vho dr nk morrow may withdraw m» a result Blease,. "It Is" talked around that sitting In Congress. I wa^t to rifles but the plane flew off In paratory to closing out all business of Commerce-. The meeting v
^ l ? al
Carlton’s the "canned heat’’ disregard he of the deop displeasure expressed friends of twd prominent Presi
f r another year. The new imperial I originally called to Inform
watch Hoover’s c h o c * t o d p p the 'direction of Woosung. Lungprinted w arning th«M K
by Pope Pius XI over young wo dential candidates have promised among those who claim to love the hwa U about six miles from the divan was installed at morning ex* I era of th* financial condii
K o f'tb lS aln*,vin« “"d tho I poison. Ho toU bow th w e next
met men taking part in p u b lic athletic negro voters that a negro will be
rraises,
___
. _ ‘ the city governmentforeign settlement,
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plucod ill the cabinet if their uian negro so tM l,
( c i b l I aniUmi Trail. The gave a “party,’’ and
thonexl contests,
Jriuking "tauiwi hcaL
. lares Sidney
[sSecond In Race
Daniels Declines
To Head 3rd Party
G,VK‘ To ,"orc"!" v,sl,° • TRIBUTE TO KING
OF AFGHANISTAN
CENTRAL SECTION
BEST IN FLORIDA
SAYS BANK HEAD
DIRIGIBLE ITALIA “MESSENGER BOY”
DEPARTS ON 2ND OF KELLOGG GETS
LEG OF POLE HOP SERVICE CITATION
Pilot In Oklahoma
Takes Off To Beat
Endurance Record
Prohibition Agents
Are Ordered Not To
Investigate Jurors
Senator Cole Blease Raps Hoover .
For His Altitude On Negro Issue
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Sharkey - D elan ey F iasco
Merrcll Hero As He
Holds Coast Squad
To Single Swat In
II) David J. Walsh
International News Service
Sp; rts Editor
NEW
YORK,
May
2.
Tim prop-noil investigation by the
New York Boxing Commission int 1 the circumstances surrounding
the Shn.key Delaney knockout I
uin.ny rumors about the fight hail
reached hi* ears during the past
week or more and th at he consid
ered th at these were worth looking
into.
Of the‘'’newspapermen congre
gated «t the ringside, the vast
m ajority suw onl(v n rem arkable
coinc liiuk on the part of Sharkey
in the seventy-three second knock
out of Delaney. Most of thpm said
th at .Sharkey "looked g reat." The
w riter failed to see S h ark ey in
that light, it being Ins idea that
the Hnstq/i entry looked good only
ht-i-nii.ip Deinnoy ohviqualy was
bad.
While Hi-troll was holding tha
enemy in check, the Celery Feds
laced out n total of I t hits. Jockson and Robertson mod-* a home
run apiece uud Welch pr.t a two
base hit.
Fort Lauih-rdnh- plnved n poor
hrnuit of hasehiill. Ttiey oiiule eiylit
em irs to help the Celery keds
nlong the mad to in.oltier win.
Today the two team s clash in
the Inst gam'- of the font game
series started Sunday. Am.thei
win ran pilot1 Sanford in until
pitted first place if the otln-i two
leaden lose. Ih.X score:
SANI-’ORIt all I li •• a e
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Robert son, •
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THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFoill), FLOHIIIA', WEDNESDAY
PACK SIX
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Giants Beat Robins
In Preparation For
Invasion Of W est
•313 by clouting two singles, a
triple and his fifth home run, the
world's chempions trounced Wash
ington again yesterday, 8 to 5.
The Senators have lojt eight
straight.
Pittsburgh, moving up fast in
the National League standing a*
gain defeated the Chicago Cubs,
4 to 1. Carmen Hill allowed only
five hits and George Granthnm,
the League's leading batter, had
a perfect day at bat with three
hingles.
bed Lucas outp'tched Alexand
er tho Great as th e / scintillating
Cincinnati* out slugged
the StLouis Cardinals, fl to 3.
Thu Boston Braves made their
hits count nnd banded the Phillies
a ft to .'1 beating. Tho Back Bay'
boys passed the slipping Cubs
nnd jumped to alxth place.
..
Johnny Hodapp,
whose four
errors cost the Indians a ball
game on Monday, squared himself
with the Cleveland fans by driv-
ing in four runs against the St
Louis Browns- These tallies wefe
Just enough to give the Indians a
4 to 3 margin.
— — ..
Grandpa Ty Cobb is still gqjng
strong with the rejuvenated Ath
letics, who have Popped 7 straight
games. A timely single by Tyrus
yesterday staked the Mackmert to
a 5 to 3 win over the Red So*.
Detroit collected sixteen Wts,
including seven doubles, in taking
n 10 to 5 slugfest from the AVhitc
Sox. Harry Rice knocked in no less
than seven runsSuffers Stroke
nnd wns sinking rapidly today
Secretary of State to infor
members of the American-1
matic Corps that their tim*
not be used up b this
Solon Introduces
Bill To R e g u la te
iWreaeeh why-tha* udamlaJ
Diplom atrctotps
to the whim* Mid social 4
tions of ambitious and cran
WASHINGTON, May 2.—(INS) men.” TH* resolution « u tti
— American diplomats would be to the Foreign Affairs Coras
Sabath announced he wool
forbidden to use the influence of
their offices to secure Introduc
tions at European courts for Am
Lo n d o n ; M iy 2 . - (m d
erican society women, under a res
olution introduced In the House dispatch from Shanghai Urigl
ternoon said th&t anxiety |(
hr Rep. Sabath (D) of minols.
The resolution was aimed partic in Consular ] Circles avn 1
whereabauts o f .Waller R. «
ularly at the Court of St. James
where American women fight for American yica Consul. Whti
the honor of being presented- to d Ikpatch was sent Wilifli
becn_jnIssln£jyr^A44ffl^
the King and Queen, Sabath Ind •
cated. "The demands upon Ameri
can ambaaaador# and tnlnlslYr*
I crazed American social climbers
My resolution would direct the
,
Tin- latter, inil'-eil seemed to be
in a daze, for they had to ling the
In II twice-to get him out of his
••timer. Sharkey’s punching was
slovenly and poorly timed. He
threw long right handers at randjioi and-that waa-tliv way they
MTfdril, lleln n e^d id n ’t -Venn to bo
aide to untruik himself and stood
there, fascinated, as ihe punches
game over to licnt him do\vn._ He
came up the first time without a
count, tool, tlie full nine 011 the
next trip, and l lien let-led forward
directly Into the uppercut that fin
ished him. Sharkey put everything
!u> had behind that purli. It had
nil tin- following through of a long
t,,. shut, vnitl< tin* shoulder snap
niiinn t.<| at jii-t tin- e a le d in
stunt t,, nial.i- tin- impart carry
full authority.
T in
is w i n d s o m e lfi.0 0 0 s p e c
tu to r
a w . If F a r l e y s a w a n y th i n g
i-l-e. h e t u n k e e p i n g i t I'* h i m s e l f
today.
O lym pic Talent W ill Get
Tryouts A t Pennsylvania
R elays Beginning Today
anion:
Thousands of women s
ads in The Herald each Friday before visiting
the stores.
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They find the grocery pages offer them aeon
i.out
venient shopping list, low prices and !a variety
Kul v. n 111.
Slum !. Ili
Mi I ten 1y.
Mm 1 in. s
Mullins, t
Butts, 11
Doyle, 1
Haw km ,
of foods which provide welcome changes in
menu
mil
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C . i ’Y T R A N S F E R
A’ *.iTORA(JK CO.
Ft. Laudi rdiile
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Two base lilt, Mi li'h. Il'ilo
J 1111.soil, lEoliei I i"iTi 1111111'I*Marion to Stunt t to A
Parker to AIm-II Stolen
Welch Struck out, l»V Maw
by Epperson
bv Meltell I
on balls, off Epperson 7. ol
veil 1. off Lippi 1-on. I 1an
in 3 2-H innings; off lb
run, I Itit in mx 1 I mninc
fires, Epperson. Itobelt .<o
pil es, ( ollins.. hiltr. ‘I uo<
Winning pitcher, Mem-ll
mil
u nn* «• rxt |»! 11* hl
fm l*a<liliM’k.
Two ot he r eve nt s on t he l o t
M ny
tl\S l
'| rm L
l-’urlllM e*
\ . *lii|tlr \\9 .
I.OtfHING Mfr.
! Johnson’s Electri c // Floor Polisher
lO R U E n L Y 8 4 2 .5 0
NOW
England Hones For
Victory In ('ominji
Open
'Tournament
i_).a 1.f
LONDON.
shi*
I'It him* *11111
It M i’ll W
All
ftapfirp for n
i HAVING OK *11,1*0
S m iir n s m l v r i
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lisril ill I j J l f l ’
Hninr Jo urnal
■11J tint 1Cvc. Post
Special offer for house
cleaning sei*jon. C om
plete outfit, including
1028 model Johnson’s
Electric Floor Polisher,
Wax M op and * j gal.
Johnson’s Liquid Wax
— all at the te*sationully low price o f $29.CO.
.N u w y u u m ay have llnot s equal to those in the finest homes
with Itss cute than it takes to keep your rugs cleun. T his
umvzing machine jHilishes Boors and lino'eum ten tim es
fuster than hand methods. N o stooping, kneeling or soil
ing of hands. Suves tim e, cnei gy and yearly rcfinishing costa.
InSanfordr women
or direct the purchase
of practically all food cousumed in the homes they
constitute a buying power that has control of kn
\ y-
m ense sums of money.
Place your message before this vast, rich audmA -
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ience Mr. Food Merchant. Your advertisement
V
in The Herald will receive careful consideration
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(-|i| pv(m| by JtK-k lluii-hiti-«>ii m»l
Jini Jlarm-A—player* «»f Bril rii
-birth un«l breeding hut <nily
(it that time Iiiin a linme-pln> ug
golfiw rarrb-,1 off the title.
British golfers <l<» imt ovi-rlnnk
the furt that lh:a year’* e-.n
tingent from the Unlit<1 Staten
will he about an ntrung n* ever.'
>’ although the ileclr've defeat of
Waller llagen by Art hie (’ontpatna
nt Moore l.ake ban lennenetl tinrhanre* nf the Yankee*, In tie
opin on of Uritlah «x|*ertn. In
mldltlon to llagen thpre will he
Tommy Armour. - IE A. Cru'k■hank. Jim Burm-s and Mat Dorr
•aid Smith
.
Comr*t«n I* the new ntar whit
, hs* arisen on the British golf
horiron and if he cnnim-tiy* nt
Sandw'fh lie will urulouhtedly
• prove n powerful contender for
the Invading player*.
In uddit'on to f'lintonton, Abt
Mitrhe1! ami fje* rpe Dumun hr two Britinh Toj e r Th h- i» an
other name ti> h« Dome in in'nil
John 11ntry Cotton, 21 year old.
S p ecia l S a le O n J o h n so n ’s
W a x For O n e W e e k O n ly
Paste Wax
1 lb.61
2 liiH. . •
1,28
4 lbs.
2.25
8 lbs.
.......... 4.50
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by “the buying power of the hom e.”
Liquid W ax
Pint ........
58
Quart ......... 1.05
'/2 G allon.........1.80
G allon............ 3.00
These reductions represent very substan
tial savings and we wish to emphatically
impress upon Sanford women that the of
fer is for one week only. .
Herald Your Business
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Pay
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLCitIDA, THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1928
The Butbatd HmUd
Shooting Straight Again
•' THE PEOPLE WILL NOTE
ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
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THURSDAY. MAY *.
BIBLE TEASE FOR TODAY
• OUR CHOICE:—He that walkrth with win* men shall be wise:
but a companion of fool' shall be
destroyed— Prov. 13:20.
PRAYER— May Thy word, 0
Cod, erer be In our heart.
WHAT THE SEEDSMAN SELLS
— He sells fgr more than little
1
seeds
• Close huddled iu » packet's hold,
Ha Mils the summer's witchery—
A sure, soft (lame, and gold.
Me Mil long* dre*«ni*_ that will
come true
. For every lifted flower face.
Showing its beauty to the sun.
Makes earth a fairer place.
•*
The wonder in the lily’s cup.
Thp rapture In the bird’s glad
.
tune
Are in the seeds named "Rose”,
Where beats the heart of June
Tomorrow afternoon circuit court reconvenes in order
that Judge Gray may pass sentence upon the two defend
ant* in the bank case. Forrest Lake, convicted on five
count* in four trials, faces a sentence not to exceed fortyfiv e years in the penitentiary.
A . R. Key might be im
prisoned for ten years, or he might be released with the
payment of a fine of two thousand dollars.
While not condoning in any respect Mr. Key’s conduct
either in making excessive loans to himself or in making
false entries in effort to cover up both for himself and for
Mr. Lake, wc have been glad to note on Mr. Key’s part,
since the failure of the hank, a decided tendenev toward re-’
pentence.
*
v
» ^ e ! ^ timonr *n
trials shows that it was
at
Mr.
K ey s insistance on August 6 thnt notes were placed in the
birnk which represented loans to these officials and which
r,.ma faVe eJvi.dence «>f their guilt. If these notes
i n i ?f .brCn ,pln,ced 1,1 the ,jank* thc shortages in the vV .
.fund* from which the transfers originallv had
demnmf^/b T U 'J have ren“ incd' and the city, and inci
dentally,
the taxpayers,
would
have ......
been
the loosen.
• r_
,
,
......... * . JVey has: further showed his good faith by refusI " * 1? f)efJure himself on the witness stand either in his
ottn behaif or in behalf of Mr. Lake. The records verified
fhoi!°»ir?lrny t?adi HP juries *»>’ thcir verdicts registered
* e*‘ 'Ve *,el|eve' it took considerable courage to I
tM tlfy to such mistakes as he had made and thnt he* did it.
m otir opinion, shpws his- desire to reform.
Judge Gray will in all probability take these facts into
consideration when passing sentence and will i
award such penalty as will make a better man amTaid liim
to atear a straighter course between Scylln and Chnrybdis
should such an exigency arise again.
-jt.
Is a C atu-C arlton combination
really dawning upon the people as
the menace In thc race for gover
nor 7
A front pace editorial in the
Okeechobee News brings the issue
to the front in capital letters, u n
der the caption: "Will C atts-C arl
ton Combine Succeed In Duping
T he People?" The News says in
p art:
“ Why wouldn’t Carlton sign a
statem ent th at he was opposed to
gam bling? Why does Catt* soli
cit second choice votes for C arl
ton? Why is it th a t race track in
terests at Miami are lupporting
C atts and some of the same ilk In
Tam pa nre supporting Doyle C arl
ton? Why is it th at Carlton has
never said o word against C atts,
nor who believes th a t these two
candidates arc not runnig together
cxplnis all th is?"
The Palin Reach Independent
gives a two-column spread to Joe
Earman’s survey of the political
situation and dips into thc ques- j
tlon of the Mime menace of an a l
leged C atts-C arlton combination, |
with the suggestion that thc evi-1
dent harmony in Hillsborough
county nnd Tam pa, for th e “ d rat
tim e in a miilenium" has a reason
a lot deeper than th e still w aters
of Tampa bay. This is the way
plain speaking Joe puts it:
“Old C atts i* still a contender—
yes he is. For the firs t tim e in a
miilenium. which means before
Tampa or Hillsborough county ex
isted, there is supposed harmony
nnd all the boys are supporting
Doyle Carlton for governor, includ
ing all of the newspapers. However
ther«- is some apprehension that
wc have ju st got to have the
some of the potential in fluent ia Is
friendship of Florida's governor—
middle, C atts at one end and Doyle
are playing both ends ngainst thc
at the other; whereby, if either or
the other is elected they can grasp
the hand of either of the other nnd
say, with g u sto .’‘Didn’t
give
’em heli?’
Now, it is perfectly tru e th at
not all the wisdom or all the
power of observation, of all the
ab ility -to draw keen conclusions
from >t>t» rvatins, lie with the ’’big’
pew-papers. The lesser ones can
«rferim r thc People of Florida in >nnd thc o th er candidates ,
take notice quite as well, and some- the most stra ic h tfo rv n n ! -.riiy the the .rest of thc votes," salcm]
said
titn .i they are closer .to the actual
J . C atts here last Monday
therefore clo*«r to the actual sam e character and ability and This is fa ir enough.*1)111 if
tru th s than thoss that a m u n e ta high pertarmance as -' governor are others who had planned!
th at he has demonstrated in his
speak for thc w hile state.
active
businesy and public^ lue vole for Mr. C atts they may ■
The belief th at there is a C attsit em barrassing to be pU
years.
Carlton combination did not origi during the pa.*t
the
company he frankly
And of all these thing- there J*
nate in the pure blue sky. There
- Jacksonville Journal.
increasing
evidence
thnt
the
people
have been some evident conditibrt.V
th at point to it. nnd there ha* been will take note.
Doyle C arlton mddr n polh
no authoritative word o r m n r
speech in F o rt Pierce : last
th at could be expected to dispel it.
He attacked Hathaway a»
On the other hand. It i‘s _growing.
Tick
Tock
but he did not u tte r one
That more people a ie more care
fully nnd seriously taking note as
ngainst Call.-. One could tin
the campaign progresses, there
j a „,e* M. Carson i< th e only gw believe th n t Carlton is not
can be no doubt. The campaigns of Pernatorial candidate who has sue- nine ag ain st C atts, or ,.]y|
three nf the four leading candi- recded- in getting on the same afraid to tackle C a tt;i nnd hU 1
d ates for governor—those if Carl" j. platform at the same time with ord. If Carlton prefers Cattil
ton, C atts and -Hathaway—are
particular opponent he if* gtin- H athaw ay th a t is his business
campaign* of political practices -ling for and it looks as though hs if he can find nothing wntng'
politj,
only—and not the most creditable ■pinned old Sidney J. down so he C atts’ record he is
practices at that. The campaign of couldn't squirm .—Ocala Star,
blind in th n t direction and
Ideally warped in the directio
thc other one—Senator John S.
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T aylor—:n strong and creditable
No use try in g to get on the Hathaw ay.—Okeechobee NewiJ
contrast 1>xthc campaign of a man fa ml wagon of the congressional
Jam es Carson, candidate
of splendid\qualifications and re candidates. Thc “Spirit Of Flori
cord who i* standing solely upon da" ju st has scats for two and governor, says he docs not
those qualifications and upon, thnt •hey are filled by two ladies head- ;cct to 1>o a enttspaw if C|K|
record, with no w ar upon any of id straig h t for Washington.—Or He’ll “be the c a tt’s tail if the
if C atts
goes
first.—Del
the o ther candidates whomsoever, lando R eporter S tar.
News. In the m eantim e his
and no questionable political tacticr
"Give me thp votes of all the sharp claws nre m aking long,
to out-trick theirs.
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........There
is no jockeying
in the ___
cam- rum runners ami th eir friends and j gashes in the south half of |
paign of John S. Taylor. He is only all the jailbirds and their friend C atts.— Palm flench Indepemk
Speak For Yourself, Foils
Some week* ago Dr. Fons 'Hathaway come to Sanford
to speak in behalf of his candidacy for governor nnd disappolnted severa! hundred citizens who had gathered in
•u j ^ ” a In the hope that he might successfully refute
U ic damaging charges brought ngainst him by the candi
date from Tampa. But Fons Alycc Hathawav did not con
vince his hearers that all is well on the Potomac, or the
Ochlockonee, or the.Withlacoochee. and his store nbout rattraps. canvas, cabbages and kings only served to convince
Let thou* wh» will »eek richer people more than ever that something is rotten in Denmark.
wares.
So .the Doctor, blushing boyishly, said he was tirell and
There is no lovelier boon than promised to come back Inter when he felt better and tell the
this:
rest of the story. But one thing and another has interTo Watch tb* sweet sure hlossom- fered. His throat is sore and there are so nianv counties.
lng
He doesn’t like to travel much anyway. And then his wife!
Of happy promise*.
—By Imogen Clark has been sick, and his official duties lake a great deal of
time. You know how it is. So last night Senator Way.
A California girl was convicted bright, one of the Doctor’s boy friends in Jacksonville, turn
in Turkey the other day for ed up nnd spoke for him
spreading Christianity. Gn*h. whnt
Now the Duval Senator is a conversationalist o f the
a crime!
first order. HY* certainly knows his nouns, pronoun.', and
adverbs. And in dealing with his friend’s adversaries lie
Thr least yon can say fot Fans
Hathaway is that he roay not be Is as sharp as a rapier in his thrusts and as persistent as a
much himself, but he's got some horsefly. He ripped and slashed at ( ’alts until that rever
end gentlemnn was torn to shreds and was not sufficiently
O f* good friends.
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(connected to even bury. Then .he tore into D oyle f ’arltoii
Have you paid your poll tax yet ‘ and chased him around the ring with hooks ami j a b s ami
There has been u regular exodus right crosses, driving him into lift- roju-s and finally leav
during thr past few day* of San ing him in a deplorably prone position mi -mm- of his own
ford Hhriner* to Miami
• canvas.
Senator
1
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-..Vi,*,*--, Wat
», ,1, , wight resorted to argument, he
When
It appuurs to many Sanfnrit vvjis clear and concise, even logical at tinn When he at
jivopl# that a n*» tflrylulat* ha* tacked, his words came in short sharp tones that served to
-*ntam f this gubrnuitorial r*«r by
startle hi*< hearers. He allowed no one to sleep as he moved
the m rar of Hathawaybrutht
quickly from one subject to aiipthcr, now 1 barging, itow
refuting,
now refuting, now charging. And when be chose
Governor Martin think.' thr T in
ted Elate* senate should hr un- to resort to oratory, he carried his audience lightly on the
Trammellrd. —Orlando Reportrr- wings of vivid imagination, out of the City Hall and m nets
Star. He al*o sunp-atfd that u r the sparkling waters of lustrous Like Monroe to far away
I«ark Park in Avon Park
Olympus whore Zeus and Hera ruled and to the Klysian
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Fields where dwelt the souls of all departed 'amts. And
Al Smith won u whirlwind vitt- then as deftly he hnmulH-lham-ttflok nr.-iin :icmv?r7TTe~Tow-’
Qmla.-ih* oib*r *l«yfpjrjyj^ billows of broad Atlantic as far as the Gulf Stream’s!
against Walsh and Reed. The Tam northwnrd flowing waters nnd there lit* ducked them
many man’* banner ,«eems to be
And as wc struggled vainly to keep our feet on the con
Inarching on, If banners march.
crete
floor of the City Hall, we thought what a. pity it was
Well, gurit* we :an stand him if
thnt Dr. Hathaway could not have said those things. Howl
the rest of ’em can.
pathetic that when this candidate speaks he does not make'
“Dr. Hathaway Called Home," sense!
Had Senator Way bright been running for gover
nays u headline in The Gainesville nor. we have no doubt that his appearance here would have
Son. We’ve heard him railed made votes for him, hut tin* people arc inclined to want a
everything *Ue,—Sanford Herald.
Yea, the other candidates have man who can speak for himself, not necessarily an orator,
been slinging quite a hit of mad but a man who can say what's on his mind at least.
hi* way.—Gainesville Sun
The Doctor's dilemma reminds ns very strongly of the
— -----—o---------predicament Captain Miles Htandjsh found himself in
Other countie.* ure beginning *o' when he discovered he was in love, with the beautiful J’risundertakr the production nf cclrry ■cilia o f the Plymouth Colony
Stnndisb was a man of arort a large
If Sanford i" to |t|(>n nr,t of words, nnd found himself as tongue-tied as
keep two jump* ahead of (hr rest, f!y rann jn delivering, a message oJ[ love. lie resolved to
of the state in agricultural pur
suits, our farmer* m int begin 'o send his good and faithful friend John Alden to plead his
case for him.
study other product*
-o^
But Amyn hiuLreecretl.v entertained a fond and lihgrf?*f*
The German ntf'.-r^flfd 'IHcTF mg' passion in his own heart for the fair Priscilla and she
' Irish cwnpaniow-*renl to-thrGrren- in turn, quite as secretly, preferred the less dashing, but
wich Vitlagr Follies the other more loquacious and romantic John Alden. The Captain
night and u number of chore* did not know this, nor did Alden know Priscilla cared for
girla climbed into their box where him. and rather than offend his friend, he consented to de
klMM noon became profuse. The
other two dubtlr** enjoyed this liver the Captain’s message. We do not know what Alden
very much, but of course the Ruron said, but we have no reason to bejieve that he, being a
loyal friend, might not have argued thus:
lin ’t married anyway.
—— » —o-----------"Captain Stnndisb sends me here to nsk the favor of
D. Tour wao aDo a member of your hnnd for him. The Captain is n fine pnd noble man
tba Tatniami Trail party here and bidf\ me say that you would make a splendid wife. He
yeatarday. A detour^ had to be sees in you all tlu* beauty of a diadem of jewels and he says
mad* beeauae of a Fridge in this that Socrates called beauty a shoe
ed Tyranny; Pluto.'
munty bring unfinished.—Sara
a
privilege
of
Nature;
Theophratus,
a
silentwCheg^; Theo
sota Times. Better look out;
aomebody will be accusing you of critus. a delightful prejudice; Carneadcs, a solitary king
mud-allnging or leas majestic.— dom; Domitian said, that nothing was more grateful; Aris
k 9 v m m Time*.
totle affirmed, thut beauty was better than all the letters
------------ 0— ------of recommendation in the world; Homer, that 'twits a glor
The Banford Herald says it lx ious gift of Nature; and Ovid, alluding to him. calls it n
glad to get tome of the money Sen
favor bestowed by the gods,"
ator John S. Taylor la apendlng in
"But I. Priscilla, njv sweet," we have no doubt, he, be
^ h it campaign, hut add* that it
could not b« conscientious if It did ing n man, continued, “say to you that beauty such ns yours
not “odvjae him that we think he is a thing eternal, more divine than godliness, more in
la throwing hla mon-y away;" Sure spiring than n word from heaven. It stretches forth like
ly the part o f It that hna gone to.
The JHerald has not been thrown sheer effulgence illuminating the darkness of this earth like
,‘away. Furthermore, no person nor the* stars that shine in the sky, hut more enduring for the
newspaper has yet publicly atated stars will fade at dawn with thc* coming of the sun. Such
a beQef that Senator Taylor would beauty was not meant to radiate alone or like an isolated
not make Florida a gmd go v ern rose to blush unseen and waste its fragrance on the desert
or.—St. Petersburg Independent. air, but to fall Into the arms of him who knows the fresh
Senator Taylor would make Florida
» good governor, an excellent one, ness of such beauty, which is love. I come, I say, to ask
—
. hot convincing enough people of your hand for him who could not come himself." *
that to elect him la another mat*
And Priscilla, thut tlHinty little lady of the Plymouth
L ter. Meanwhile the Cetta menace Colony, simply Bmiled and cooed. "Why don’t vou speak
for yourself, John?”
-PRESENTSTHE
A MYSTERY COMEDY IN THREE
ACTS
TO-NITE AND TO-MORROW
SEMINOLE
SCHOOL
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Ford Dealer
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. . 107 M. Park ..
E. E. Brady
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Candidate for Sheriff
Edw. Higgins Inc.
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Jones Tire Shop
Speer and Son
_ Phone 535
111 East 2nd StreetJ Ladies Dept. Store
. The
Bank of Service
Furniture loaned to the
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Junior class by
The new school
• 'V8P?5*r»Furniture L>.
bell buckles arc here
Compliments
of
1 hr thine* that makr your «>ld
inoinr He* Simplex
d iitun
ring* talvr rrplacing machine
The Sun ford Photo Co,
Moffett & Thrailkill
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Lu-Beth Cafeteria Snows Barber Shop
A Good Place To Eat A fter the isth . av« w ill#
to our old location
216 East First Street move
119 Weal. First Street
Bryans •
Sporting Goods Store
Exclusive Sporting Goods
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Park Avc.
s*inuei a . b . Wilkinson
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County Judge
Ynur Graduation Suit
M*de To Minsure—Order nos
Jloumillat & Anderson
518 First National
Hunk Hldg.
Drug Company
. -S. W. Bradford
Extoe
Waters Kandy Kitchens
Hoff-Mac ltatlery Co.
1*17 East St-aund Htrref
Both Theatres
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FLORIDA TubliC Scrvvlrp .Co,.
f^X^Y**' f
, Li>J|i>U>ik.May 2,
l4
Of
Jacksonville’s
lis t C h u r c h S a y s
‘ * Ho D isK n iced
vrr
And Faith ltuineil
ovillc. May. :t* , f tht
J ({ Florida put 'Shinny J.
Uthe governor's
ilmir
w this state is forever
land the confidence in the
y destroyed Dr: Loti
u totally
(|Mon. pastor of the I-lis t
[ thurch and ono of the
ti aaljlandinu m inisters do*
iSandiy night here In his
u -fatts for governor nnd
.political and Mnnil (lues*
(Cttls race and o th er Politt*
| moral problems has chalthe stamina of the law
, ind religious citizenship
'itite in recent days to the
. tj.»t I feel impelled to
U warning concerning those
involving C hristian cltl*
»pr, Drdughton continued
mo nxo to grind hut one ta
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•■‘K i : !*V
.MONEY TO LOAN
Park steam plant.
t j t b b g l j $ viMK1<'tl«y.|j
diiisteA j
WARWSAW, t’ny : i . - t l N S ) ~
C mitilined From I’nge I)
ami M p *dt»lm R o b lttttttft'- Thmfj Kilipuld
Ton |-oi>olu are J. nil hew today. parallel toad t arlton
charges
" a s the iiiinie used by the For i*
Thronjr Packs Courthousf To
|{ pnr IIItn mi /M hjVj I i ' i i ' T ' ^ 1C,;( ur*
and mole than Hathaway built in Collier and "h en they sailed front New York
night.
h ' e ”r u i ° I k L „ n i i ^ ” l P f ? * ‘ i !"■> - a t e niff forint;, f r om wnumla Monm* X m m ties cost the state n!' the Majestic,
!;'im l> H n ? t r nK t - i \ ta * r . S '"
n re iu U of the worst May Da;
t .a m h l i n j , ( a n d i d a t o t a f l s rioting in the history or Uoluml. nothing, according to the senator.
The two counties pum fo r the
Nearly fill,000 Socialists and Com- building of the ex tta loop-in th *
F R ItN A N M N A . May .1—Nearly
numittls took part in violent street
four hundred persons heard James fighting. Panic reigned over n mad.
Hathaway, said .Senator WnyM. Carson, candidate for governor, large
Mrge section
section of
nt the
tin* city
city as
as th
th-*. brigi.:, wji* n man running on his
in an address in thcNassnu county rival factions fired upon each OW!*. .-eeord of building two and
'
j tn e half times the mads th at were
courthouse Inst night. Kvery seat otlicr,
A group of Conimunipt*,who I built in al the other
adm inistrawas taken nnd many were stand
pietendcd to be workmen, edge,!
| inns before bis own, and on his '
ing when the Miami attorney no their way into the Socialist crowd
record a* builder of the Duval
gun'his address, which was devoted und began to make speeches. County school system fume) a poor
m ainly to n scathing attack against F ighting started. The Socialists colic.*.ion of schools to Tim equal
.Sidney J . C utis and race 'tra c k dninT the Communists opened fir.* of any district in the South.
upon their procession.
He pictured tlu> road chairm an
gam bling.
King Amanullnh, of Afghanis
The audience cheered the speak tan, and the (Jttcen of Afganista'i ns a boy working bis way through
er when ho rentalkd that he had are in Warsaw. The King almost school, educating- himself and then
gradually rising
to
eminence
been in 44 counties and then add got within range of the fighting. through his executive genius. He
ed th a t if "m y strength lasts nnd Ho was driving through a nearby read fmm the Review of .Reviewa
my voico holds nut until June 5 stre e t when firing started. Im innn one of the new statesm en- ]
III have the old C atts on the,high* mediately the police warned his nn editorial calling •ite^raad clmircat limb of the tallest pine.west of chauffeur to drive away. More roadlmildcis, amt comments from !
the A p p a la c h ia n river."
than 200 arrests w ere made, most the Tna'j’a TtihUiie praising tli-.* 1
o m
^ » U E l£ S lio
Mr. Carson told his ‘audience of the prisoners being young men mad duiiinm n's work before Cm!
th a t "C atts is still high man de
ton enteicd the race and the Trill*
fr»;a antiS
spite the assertions of other can
I urn* began supporting th. Tampa ■
didates" and tie declared that the
l man.
reverend gentlem an is the candi
Senator Wayloight was ititrodate th a t must he beaten by tim
diteed by Frank Kvans, county j
successful aspirant for tlu* gover
• niiiiiiis-ioncr from Izikc Mary. In
nor's chair.
I his introduction. Mr. Kvans re The ihinistcr candidate was de
j ten ed to the scaatoi as a real
nounced for capitalizing upon his
fighter ami the be*t known legis
profession in order to make money
lator in tile state
out of running for office. That he
is “double crossing" the gambler* J
mtOI’Ot M is Til KORY
and llie good people alike was the '
declaration of Mr. Carson, w hat
CUICACO,
May I.. (IN S !-*
substantiated the claim by show
Persons who live together for
ing records where C atts |ia I ,
many years grow to resemble one j
M -Y .4
bought secretly utm lgnges in
another. Professor Frank M. Free
^ du . j. c. m m KLL
Seminole county in the amount of t
man of the C iiim i ity i f Chicago
$2I,?G(I. The first of these was
told a eoilfcrctn'p r-f the Child Wel
J(l(l \\ e-.l Gore t o '.
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purchased less than three weeks
fare League here.
Orlando, Florida
a fte r the close of the P.i'JI earn
ir *
paign and tin* la*l one two monthA nilnil.iitl I’rocloloiry
PIR VI F.S UK VI III. \i UFKF.T
sa ia iv
a fte r lie told Iturton Mnnk that
\ P , . /,'< i Miivotimiitc
attend Mass
IVfettng:
Tuesday
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: ,t 7 ,, ' r
fitraiRht lotins'jMi rcsjlilcnccs. 5 to 20 year loans on good
-
. , *, ■*n ■. «.-«•«.,
business
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properly.
SANFORD ItOND AND MORTGAGE CO.
.112 E. Second St.
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The one great ontstmuling f.ict in nut'.mobt'ja tcd.iy ts th*t,
f two year* Florida 1ms been
f, fighting, fighting hard
%vhilc jvradicall)’ evi rj^BH^hat niris js patterned after Chrir- .
r .<|
out of the wreckage of
land booms nnd horse
•icr — titc Illustrious "72” continues to romp away from aud
t’ pmblng. It hns been a
moiitul them all in every phase of performance that makek
Ifjtht but it hns heeu a most
iniit fight and the most remotoring a pleasure. Which can and docs mean only otia
*vt tcii y 1 think the people
_ ;x witnessed.
thing, of course — that since it can quickly he proven that
l ike present moment f am
.cl
Cliryslrr "72” excels every car which seeks to compete with *
idv interested in the race
i state being mude for gov*
it without a single exception, it unmistakably gives the
■| am interested in it be*
.’SB
Uf the gjent issues involved
greatest monetary and performance return which exists in
t ibwlutely no nxn to grind
jut of tliose believing in the
die world's motor-car market today.
of polities,
td
|r. icmcinlicr, some of you,
lllm irioui S en Chrysler " 7 2 ” Prices— Ts..-pj)»»ng»r
When the kidneys fail to «*limiThe pirate- defeiti.il tIt** Ithp k
the last rare Mr. C alls lie was a "broken man and could j
I'iDipc t » ) i l l rumble <r.)t).
R o y j l S r t L n , M 5 9 5 ; Spoil
v Junior
/~Oi|.IH \ a- -m i-liine. . i.-aiiiv -*n<»itli. with a tang
|M of saying everywhere he not. make the race utiles- Maul; j mite tf^l* poison, it is then . an-fVd f , , { M1 t|u. \ \| i
R.tiditrr
(n.lii
iuml»/r'if[it>,
JIVISj
Four p j . h ng»t Coup*,
supplied
the
funds."
Lm
th«v
arteries,
irritating
.hem
Ikt-itilmil
league
voMerdav,
2
to
n.
* / ill it- In,me 11e-lt g.iiolne-- lli.il Preuiii't* Salad
(that the people of Floritla
llV A i Town Srd.in, SW.'tSi Convertible Coupe (ailk tumble
In opening his addnes* Mr. Car- and call sing them to become con- u ,,i«m. the Pirat.* pit-her. - m i. I.
upon three things —
l
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r
e
—iiig.
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.ill
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gre«*ll
letliii-i*
irtll), * 1“-IS; Crown Srdtn, 117115, /111 friers f. o. b. Detroit,
gested -and m lInmmc.l pari... I*---- „
lM,
.j,
ft)1 Cod, Sears Itoehuek son reminded lii* heaters that. rlusinii Iniir tih liir . ami
and Mil 11 |n* loi.t.iti*. - n e k . - v ..II laII Ilf i S I r v it lor
an<l
I
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,
,
,
,
,
subjtel to m rrent FeJfol eteiir tor. t'Aryi/rr Jrolen art
thereby
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|Cc, and Sidney .1. C alls. Now Fernundina i* tlu* "cradle *>f my raising
lull. I,...II l).d.|V "II .1
in a fonlion to rxlriid the contrnienct of time faymtnlu
their l.loml pressure, and him ;iMil ••illy «ilhi\\ftl »»ii*’ Ini. M<«n
family"
since
it
was
in
17H:t
that
L
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I
lll.lth
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ll.l^l'l
!i»l
lilt*
; thi- present eunipiiign I"*
throwing additional work upon
t
I
m
i
h
.ii..
Sittiilv,
ii-li
Col.
William
Kiibank
settled
in
ludcailm nge m his refer*
tin* to'ltrl which hi ime i.- u lt- , f'inih* % l hr hili j i •■! hit i>f I hr
'H
Jthi! the people of Floirdu fie* this city as commander ot tlu* in hv prrl rnpliy .lenlart:. tlielil ) <>l 1 * 'll1"' Hr-ind n . uigiit i**i t -* " o '
1 I ill'll Mill II - n v HI III M l 1.1 lid ,1 lo'l I. I - ,111)1 w i. It,
• flI
I Bpon Ceorge W ashington, English gnirison stationed here. that organ. A ff.r t lit ~ g**. - on m i- llnttei . !*-i the Itl.i, f.fee
|...i -.ll.ol . • d.l i)).' ;i! -. \ *'* . I,.|.li - ,.ll
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IP.eobuck and Co, and Sidney Later Col. Eubank resigneii li. lor solne time iim| tile blood lire--| w. ie lligg n ■.in,I P .ik iii111 » l o l l - ll mv • 1 1 1 1 1 a .
t.l-1" 1.1 I t. 1 i . l . t 11 \ • *ti ;ii!»1 1III
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.lie has left Almighty Cod commission and lived here until -nre gue- above two hnmlreil mil- j — ----------- !— "—
.1.1 i . i l i f t h . r 1mm 1 1» 1 •i , *'J I r t i i h ** l« lists** l l r u ,
tit. 1 think Ceorge Washing* ilis death. Co|. Kubunk wa. tie limelerk ..( foeriaiv. llu* patient
, i \ - 1«i M * l l .
ii. It** l u i . d
ffdd turn over in his grave if earliest *if Mr, Carson*, innieinal begins II. enter tin danget /on.
,in(J
often
na'
tire
lu*gioto
throw
[ini anybody hud substituted ancestors to eomf* to Florida.
1 11 •.*■. 1 1 1 1 h id 1*1 A < ii , ,‘Tili ^ i t r r l A 11t,i*l mi l i d • » A. u Nhi L
, .oil signals t.| distres- m the sbap.
Iter God Almighty. When you
I of iri/irdiicss. ringing *.l ihe ears.
ti *• * 4 If 1 till li l i *1 AI I I 1.
11 . . . m u 1 . . '■m il 1 I ' m Hi 11 't I . 1 .
|td» platform and hear bis
I 1,1 ""111 I fill Ji 'll •
I ami .ill killing and p. .<-tnl *■,!■ ■•
zts the rnuii could not tie Plane Crash Proves
I **il inn in IIn* liucl. ol the lie. k. and
Park At Commercial
(humus enough in name the
Fatal
To
Two
Fivers
-..ni.timc- a f. N o g --..n ...
id Cod
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111*- l*»|» <»l Hi** lu’inl. 11 rrlirl i
mil s|ic<lil\ (nrl I i *•’ii i ii r I hr p:itKsk of a man who has in days
T |
W KS I PALM
[ 1L A < II* I*I 1 | ji rtf sulfVr* \\ltaf
htm^n ■»*' J|
Itp railed himself a preacher
Ma>
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mi
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uliirh
-iiuj.l,
m
mttini
fit Gospel III Christ going up
^fc«Ti iln leugtli and breadth dead here *, ..lay and a.ioiiM*1 f ' In ih e hHOlf* of i h,"InnVil.''InMntf nit
'i1
Imvpital rrim^ly injm» • pmlM ii'd by mn-i t - ii hi n t i
i »tate piniiiimug the people a I
d u rth
inleresled in a* tin* i*t‘-uli »l n b. ;i\)K Ih:i !i*tl part* of Ihi* Imdy. o n l . um l.r tin*
limil'tUSDimrd Mo.i'l pt(,--iin amt
and t in* making of \\ ;u .. hiplun.* r lull.tig ;*.’- it l.nnl. *1 rauwe* paraly-i- t.l -nan pail .*•
f t H IV
S.
I \ N 1 • H t. I K in n er,it it*
i out **l t lie moral stam ina . hi :i tui'ii bit.' yi'-t l.k.y
tIn- Imdy, II .i I. top. ii
i .. . ,ii.-<
1*tat'■- iliitik of this man
M< i li< F . <t g,
pi r.-liii-tit "I
I!' ‘ paralysis nf llu* linallottg m lieatl
^J| t* iiu lu l .u* fur ( iiiv c rm ir, is n mh *| lix.ut I the advoraey of F'-'gg Flying Sirvii'i*. and 'I *m ri*i|Vr», death is iii'tanl.iilemi'
cexsfiil “ d irt
f .tr n te r " ; n lurtlo
ftthmr and daring to look do I/oekri**, both of F’oit I .underdid**. - If it happen- in arm nr leg ren
liruyvcr.
s
h
ip
p
e
r
:nul
p u*Ucr «>I c itru s
t
h
e
c
h
o
i
c
e
o
r
t
h
e
m
a
j
o
r
i
t
y
are dead, while C. S. N i-Imui . *lu*l- , ter it rcsnllK in paralysis nt the
®i,*e in the fare,
fr
u
its
;
u
h
iisin
n
c
ss
111,111
am i hanket*; h as
i » mattci of fnet und as out pilot, wlm wu- at llu* «-.»ut**«»1>- J limbs nit that side, generally ietemporary In-s ol
s e r v e d .is ( k.imiv ( k .u in ii- - i m u r f..*• sis
Jkd)’ knows Mr. C atts is ex- when the trash <H*i*urii*d> i* still suiting in
a-paL
K
—»upf»«H-f f«m\ ea rs , us ‘- t i t I- •nr.’* . ■'( tti\ e f i r t h r e e
|tv»traik gamblers and those making a flow turn tnwuids the lent is*'properly treated timl elim
t e r m s , nt'tl ..s
! ■(*.* S -i iat ii r fur t\\i)
Frigidairc operates
•fr int^restmi directly in fiel.l flvtllg al an altitude of btltl iltmive treatm ent is ittimetlinlel*
t
e
r
m
s
.
feet
wlien
it
went
it)l«
a
tail-pin
i
inslilttled.
there
is
a
prnlii.lnlil}
nl
m°itey from th at source
qu ietly, au tom atically,
1 restoring the patient to praelteally
those sources is getting and plunged earthw ard.
I l i s e\pL*r*-*rre !>’• •*'* ,;t h ’m n ltn*rul
normal h e a l t h . _________
w ithout attention. It is
tfni the conduct of his cum*
um h*rsttim !ip•' .*f farm up I t " ' " ! ' l ' " " f
Niilinily perhaps could
r e m a r k a b ly lo w in
p rtih h 'ttis, t.f !>"■ 'a-* *.
I
Ct, for hi* iK too wise to lay
price, end surprisingly
.
cp iesim n s. n f Iihv .I up I • t
111 *it*
liable, hut certainly he !s
—and k«*p them away. Dt* Brand ln**c« P o w
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econom
ical
in
the
use
' ,n their hands and is danBEE B R A ND
d«r or Liquid kill* Fit**, Ams, Roach**, Poultry
*
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i the mimic.
Seiintm* I ,t\ h .r fd*. a* 1 : l i
Lie*. Mosquiiors, Fit**, Bed Bugs, and olhtr In
b . ’h T -eli, ..ls a n d ■.ulequuL*
Powder
Liquid A
o f current. Learn how a
Sap
tacta.
W
o
n
’t
spot
or
itain.
Use
powder
on
plants
•'I'- i .lit* in the governor's
toe v i s e
joc erTie
vein*nI te r m s ; 1.? 1•• m* ’ 1*. Its! 1:1s f.ir : is >1 ' e i e r . m ; (.V e h ih l
few d o lla r s d o w n and
and pata. Write us for FREE ini ret booklet H
JOc & s t.oo s i.u
you have gut first of all
•v
m
w<'!f:it*C I’tv* .i"** .*). i I.. t '« p *n* *.vr-; / n jihnlilii'it nf ncciipatiniv.il
dealer can't supply', we wilt ship by pared poat at
JOc (Sere* C».t ]5c
IPwt nc t.f , very gam bler in
easy
m
onthly
payments
l**.*4
;i*.es
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ffo
m
o
r
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u
n
d
prices named. BUCOILMICX At CO., tUlumore, M4.
.j-i/,
and throughout the counput any m odel in your
h e lle r hd'lr.vnys f. all r u t . i.I t he . la te ; ( 7 1 l i mi t a l i n n nf b ut ul
'tr than that you have joints'.ttes.
hom e. C om e in today.
^ •a' with them and gloating
JJ*' I'''’' "• the country every
,
S. nnt.H* l a \ l . n ' s r e e m d i* n n c i d e nn s t r u c 1 1\ c a c c o m p l i s h m e n t *
r err *l"d underworld parlicla n d nf
s t i nn ah l v i nletfrity.
•nthis i*«,nni ly Put Mr. Cutta
Mo and 'he state is forever
A VOTE FOR TAYLOR IS A VOTE FOR SAFE, HONEST
: ‘rd; ‘"af'deare it, Florida U
1
:t(»
N.
Orange.
**
Orltnuli/,
l‘i.v
and t will take a decade
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NON-SECTIONAL, PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT
ln^'r
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P R O D U C T - O I' - G E N E R A L * M O T O R S
.if
Il*t
HINTS
m :i:s s a \< :
Ch
r ysler
! 72
Parkside Motor Co.
Citizen’s .Mass
Meeting Tuesday
Nilflit City Mali
Quiet ecoi/owicu! operation
For
bets help (l to make
G overn or
FRIGIDAIRE
I
a
I t is easier* n o w , to k ill in s e c ts £
m
. Todd lit) all
Every Citizen Is Invited To Attend
■ .. t,
and hear a frank discussion of San
ford’s financial condition and the
duties of good citizenship at this
timeThy represent ati ve business men
who are thoroughly in touch with
the situation.
J ,
Scheduled F o r T o m o rro w (Friday) N ig h t h a s b een p o st
poned to
"U-*! If*
clock
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOtllfM, THURSDAY, MAY 3. 1928
The Satrtord Hermld
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V W?
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k flr n tr a t u t i t
Shooting Straight Again
THE PEOPLE WILL NOTE
ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
m
T in
Is n Cntts-Ciyllon combination
really dawning upon the people as
the menace in the race for gover
nor?
A front page editorial in the
Okeechobee News brings the issue
to the front in cnpital letters, un
der the enption: “ Will Cntts-Cnrlton Combine Succeed In Duping
The People?" The News says in
p a rt:
"Why wouldn't Carlton High u
statem ent th at he was opposed to
gam bling? Why does Cnttg soli
cit second choice votes for C arl
ton? Why is it th at race track in
la a m em her , 1 th e
terests a t Miami are supporting
iS ?
■a e f n t m U l U m a , a a „
T*10 testimony in the trials shows that it was at Mr. C atts and some of Ihc same Ilk in
■1 A n eeelallen a t P ah *
> A l r t M l a m e a t A B eertla, n^ ance on Aufifuat 6 that notes were placed in the Tampa are supporting Doyle Cnrl•Ml A P r a ia
arhleh
re ta in each
22*
represented loans to these officials and which ton? Why is it th n t Carlton has
P a hi taller a e m k t r t e aah aill fa
th a e a a p h
a a * lt
af
aahaertpllom
fn<i e e,V dence of thc!r ffuilt. If these notes never said o word n gainst C atts,
Ila la la a r S e r (a e e r ily a h a e la te ty h „ T l,P! T
all e l a t a u a t e lre a la tle e . aa w rll na 1mm
1p,n.ccd ln the bnnk. the shortages in the vnr- nor who believes th a t these two
h a a e a t baalaean au th a B a .
nrc not runnig together
been ™ ,t fUnd“
which the transfers originally had candidates
explais nil th is?"
THURSDAY. MAY A.
denDilhf^h T
mVC romi,liIlL‘(l' an<l the city, and inci
The Pntin Reach Independent
dentally, the taxpayers, would have been the loosers.
j gives
n two-column spread to Joe
Bi b l e t e r s e f o r t o d a y
tMr' K W
further showed his good faith by refus Earuuin's survey of the political
i*e
* OUR CHOICER— He that walk- ing to perjure himself'on the witness stand either in his situation and dips into, the ques
tion of the same menace of an al
eth with win* men shall be td»e: hI«nt ^ H l f ° r n ,bebnIf. of Mr*
The records Verified leged
Cntts-Carlton combination,
but a companion of fools shall he
liit I f nyfvoU i t nt? JU™IS b;v their v«fdicts registered with the suggestion that the evi
.
belief. We believe it took considerable courage to
destroyed— Prow 10:20.
PRAYER—May Thy word, O testify to Buch mistakes ns he had made and that he did it,
in our opinion, shows his desire to reform.
God, erer be In our heart
.'2S5S
9
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VHlelr
Tomorrow, afternoon circuit court reconvenes in order
that Judge Gray may pass sentence upon the two defend
jir if
l i n t a. 1MT.
anta in the bonk case. Forrest Lake, convicted on five
HOLLANDMU
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H O W A R D m a ™------- H i u i
counts
In four trials, faces a sentence not to exceed fortyJO SKA K i U f t u R A ltu
five years in the penitentiary.
A . R. Key might be im
i r a i a u m o A liA TH ft
<>»• T e a r
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tr.oo prisoned for ten years, or he might be released with the
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T h «*o H n l k i ___.___
91.TO payment of a fine of two thousand dollars.
By C a r rie r p e r W eek
••.in
While not condoning in any respect Mr. Key’s conduct
Tfce H e ra t* . I ta K n R 'a p fe a re r u m *
p ap er. e ak aerlW a «e th e l a t r m a - either in making excessive lonns to himself or in making
N eaal N rw « P e rrle ts r m l i U i ( n a
e r p a a la
IW » ea p eeler nerra
a m
ia a ttle a
♦ tr e a tr Iheasam h te e rh a B aity e a•tre r- false entries in effort to cover up both for himself and for
e l l e s a---------r e a t a ----a t th e
.la p
_ a ll th e b
-----------Mr. Lake, we have been glad to note on Mr. Key’s part,
e n tire
tir e te e ri* . T h e ■I. “J». I . It
peeUII
p e e ta llr e tfle te a t la F le r ttU «aU la since Uie failure of the bank, » decided tendency toward re*
a llth
i e ena t e e a a t.
w
pentence.
t*W't»fc-»
HI »•••
l .•!>«»•
r <>i |)I
rt tin
« *wt *
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mu
1 1! K"
Ml «IOM M l t n
1 *1 *. ■« Dm P M t i f f i N
n * » M » . l U t t *M ml
dent harmony in Hillsborough
county and Tumpn, for the "first
tlmd in a niillenlum" has u reason
a lot deeper tb«n the still w aters
of Tumpn bay. This is the way
plain speaking Joe puts it:
"Old Catts is still a contender—
yes he is. For the firs t time in n
millennial, which means before
Tampa or Hillsborough county ex
isted, there is supposed harmony
nml all the boys arc supporting
Doyle Carlton for governor, includ
ing nil of the newspapers. However
there 'is some apprehension thnt
we have ju st got to have the
some of the potential influentials
friendship of Florida’s governor—
middle, C atts at one end and Doyle
are playing both ends ngninst the
nl the other; whereby, if either or
the other is elected they can grasp
the hand of either of the other nnd
sav, with gusto, ‘Didn’t -we give
'em hell?! "
Now. it is perfectly true th at
not nil the wisdom or all the
powers of observation, of all the
ability to draw keen conclusiops
from observation, lie with the "big*
newspapers. The lesser ones can
nnd the other candidates
take notice quite ns well, und sonm- offering the
the rest of the votes," s#ij”
the most sthaightforwanl '
tin u s they ure closer to the actual
and J. C atts here Inst Monday ,
chainctcr M»d nb,m *
therefore closer to the actual same
This is fa ir enough..Rut k ‘
high pcrlorniance as a govern
tru th s than those that assume to
th at he has demonstrated in his ure others who had planned!
speuk for the whole state.
nnd public lb* Vote for Mr. C atts they ntiv P
The belief th at thetV is a C a tts -} active business and
it em barrassing to be p|a
-—
it*_ combination J!
->fieri* rlurim*
during the
the DlMt
past 28 jVJ-®**. llie company bo frankly
Carlton
didJ not #origi
And of idl these thing5 " 'e re * —Jacksonville Journal.
nntc in the pure blue sky. There
increasing
evidence that the people
have been some evident conditions
thnt point to it, nnd there hns been w ilbtnkc note.
Doyle Carlton nidd; n W|j|
no authoritative word or move
speech in F o rt Pierce last
th n t could be expected to dispel it.
Ha attacked Hathaway U(
On the other hand, It is growing.
Tick
Took
j
but he did not utter cne
T hat more people are more care
ngninst C atts. One could i|J
fully and seriously ta k in g -note ns
Jam es M. CaVson i* the only g 5* Relieve thnt Carlton i* not
the campaign progresses, there
can be no doubt. The campaigns of hernntoriul candidate jyho has suc ning ngninst C atts, or *1*
three of the four lending candi ceeded In getting on the same afraid to tackle Catts and
dates for governor—those of C arl platform at the same time witti ord. IT Carlton prefers Cate
ton, C atts nnd Hathaway—are the particular opponent he is gun H athaw ay th at is his husinm]
campaigns of political practices ning for and it looks ns though h« if he can find nothing wrong'
politic
only—and not ther most creditable pinned old Sidney J. down so he C atts’ record he is
blind in th n t direction and
practices u t that. The cam paign'of couldn’t squirm.—Ocala Star.
Itically warped in the dircctk
the other one—Senator John S.
-----. ■■ Taylor—in strong* feint creditable
^ US4. trying to get on Gio H athaw ay.—Okeechobee Ne
contrast is the enntpoign of a man fliin<| wngon of the congressional
Jam es Carson, candidate
of splendid qualifications and re- candidates, The "Spirit of Floricord who is standing solely upon .jn'* ju st hns seats for two and governor, snys he docs
those qualifications nnd upon thnt ;hey nrc filled by two ladies head- ;cct, to lie a enttspuw if
record, with no w ar upon any of
’straig h t for Washington.—<>r- lie’ll he the ca tt's tail if the |
>f C alls
goes
first.—Dd]
the other candidates whomsoever, lando R eporter Star.
News. In the meantime his
and no questionable political tactics
"Hive me the votes of all the sharp claws nre making long, <
to out-trick theirs.
I fit'll* in
Ml*$, III
HIV V
M«.■ ! Irum
Mill runners
. M.M.V.W and their frigmls
..... and gnshes in the south half of I
There
is IIU
no JUUAVJ
jockeying
in the
campaign of John-S. Tayfor. Ho is onlyj all the jailbirds ami their friend Cults.— Palm Reach IndcpendJ
Gray will in nil probability take these facts into
At.'
W’HAT.THR SERDSMAN SELLS consideration when passing sentence and will quite likelv
— He m II^ far taore th*o little award such penalty as will make-a better man and aid him
‘ • seeds
to stenr a straightcr course between Scylla and Chnrybdis
' Clone huddled iu a packet's hold, should-such an exigency arise again.
He eelln the summer’s witchery—
•* Aaure, so n flame, and cold.
Speak Fof* Yourself, Tons
He sell longs dreams that will
.
,"*•■. .j* -*-* -•>—
**
■ ' com* true:
Some weeks affo Dr. Fons Hathaway came to Sanford
. For every lifted flower face.
to speak in hehalf of his candidacy for governor and disShowing Its beauty to the sun.
Makes earth a fairer place.
oppointed .several hundred citizens who had gathered in
H -•?
tne Lity llnll in the hope that he might successfully refute
The wonder In the
The rapture In
♦
tune
Are in the seeds
Whore beats the
lily’s cup.*
Utc damagRig charges brought against him by the candithe bird’s glad date from Tampa. Rut Fons Alycc Hathaway did not con
vince his hearers that .all is well on the Potomac, or tilt*
named "Rose",
uchlockonec,
or the Withlacoochee, and his story aliout ratheart of June. •
traps, caftyas. cjUj^ages and kings only served to convince
people more tlrtm ever that something is rotten in Denmnrk.
So the Doctor, blushing boyishly, said he was tired and
promised to come hack Inter when he felt better and tell the
rest of the story. Rut one thing and another has interfercci. His throat is soro and there arc so many counties.
f t i!
He doesn't like to travel much anyway. And then his wife
hns been sick, and his official duties take a great deal of
time. You know how it is. So last night Senator Waybright, one of the Doctor's hoy friends in Jacksonville, turn
ed up nnd spoke for him.
Now the Duval Senator is a conversationalist of the
first order. He certainly knows his nouns, pronouns, and
ndverbs. And in dealing with his friend’s adversaries lie
The least you can say fur Knits
Is
as sharp as a rapier in his thrusts and as persistent as a
Hathaway is that he may not be
much himself, but h^“s got some horsefly. He ripped nnd slashed at Catts until that rever
end gontlemnn was torn to shreds and was not sufficiently
ATM good friends.
connected to even bury. Then he tore into D oyle Carlton
Have you paid your poll tus yet ? nnd chased him around the ring with hooks ami mbs and
There has been u regular exodus right crosses, driving him into the ropes and finally leav
during the past few days of Han ing him in a deplorably prone position on some of Ids own
canvas.
ford Hhriners to Miami
—---------o---------When Senator Wuybright resorted to argument, lie
It appears to many Sanford was clear and concise, even logical at time*
When he a t
jieople that a new candidate has tacked. his words came in short sharp tones that served to
otltored this gubernatorial r v r by
startle his hearers. He allowed no one to sleep as he moved
the name uT 11at ha way bright
quickly from one subject to another, now charging, now
refuting,
now refuting, now charging. And when he chose
Governor Martin thinks the Uni
®I
ted States Henatn should be un* to resort to oratory, he canned Ids audience lightly on the
Trammellcd. —Orlando Reporter- wings of vivid imagination, out of the City Hall and aeross
Star. He also suggested that we the sparkling waters of lustrous Imke Monroe to far away
park Park in Avon Park.
Olympus where Zeus and Hera ruled and to the Klysian
-o
F ields wharA-dwelt—the-eouls--of—all—departed saints;—~"Arut
A1 Smith won u whirlwind vict then as deftly he brought them bark again across the tow
ory In California the other day ering billows of broad Atlantic as far as the Gulf Stream's
against Walsh and Reed. The Tam northward flowing waters and there he ducked them.
many man's bnnner .teems to be
And as we struggled vainly to keep our feet on the con
tnarching on, If banners march.
crete
floor of the City Hall, we thought what a, pity it was
Well, guess we :an stand him if
thnt Dr. Hnthnwny could not have said those things. How
the rest of 'em can.
pathetic thnt when this candidate speaks lie does not make
"Dr. Hathaway Called Home," sense!
Had Senator Wuyhrigld been running for gover
says u headline in The Gainesville nor, we have no doubt that his appearance here would have
Sun. We’ve heard him called made votes for him, hut the people are inclined to want a
everything else,— Sanford Herald.
Yee, the other candidates have man who can speak for himself, not necessarily an orator,
been allnglng quite a bit of mml hut a man who can say what’s on his mind at least.
his way.—Gainesville Hun
The Doctor's dilemma reminds us very strongly of the
— — —-o----------predicament Captain Miles Htmulish found himself in
Other counties are beginning to when he discovered he was in love with the beautiful Pris
’ i:; '
undertake the preduction of celery cilla of the Plymouth Colony
Standish was a man of ac
on a large scale. If Sanford is to tion. not of words, and found himself as tongue-tied as
keep two jumps ahead of the rest Cyrnno in delivering a message of love, lie resolved to
t the state in agricultural purulta, our fanners must begin -.o send his good and faithful friend John Alden to plead his
case for him.
study other products
— — ---- o -----------But Alden had secretly entertained a fond and lin ger
The German filers and Iheir ing passion in his own heart for the fair Priscilla and she
Irish companion went to tire Green- in turn, quite as secretly, preferred the less dashing, bul
wlch Village Follies . the other more loquncinuR and romantic John Alden. The Captain
night and u number of chorus did not know this., nor did Alden know Priscilla cared for
girls climbed into their box where him. and rather than offend his friend, he consented to de
kisses soon became profuse. The
liver the Captain’s message. We do not know what Alden
other two dubtless enjoyed this
said,
but we have no reason to believe that he. being a
very much, but of course the Ruron
loyal friend, might not have argued thus:
U n i married anyway.
i•
—— ----- o -----------"Captain Standish sends me here to ask the favor of
D, Tour was also a member of your hand for him. The Captain is a fine and noble man
the Tamiami Trail party here and bids me say that you would make a splendid wife. He
yesterday. A detour had to be sees in you all the beauty of n diadem of jewels and he says
mode because of a bridge in this that Socrates culled beauty a short-lived T yranny; Plato,
lounty being unfinished.—Sara a privilege of Nature; Thcophratus, a silent Cheat; Theo
sota Times. Better look out;
somebody will be accusing you of critus, a delightful prejudice; Carneadcs, a solitary king
mad-alinging or less majestic.— dom; Domitian said, that nothing was rnqre grateful; Aris
totle affirmed, that beauty was better than all the letters
Tampa Times.
ST
------------o-----------of recommendation in the world; Homer, that 'twits a glor
The Sanford Herald says it Is ious gift of Nnturc: and Ovid, alluding to him. calls it a
glad to get some of the money Sen
favor bestowed by the gods."
ator John 8. Taylor is spending in
"But I, Priscilla, my sweet," we have no doubt, he, be
HU campaign, but odds that it
Hveould not bo conscientious if it did ing a man, continued, “say to you that beauty such as yours
not Modv]s« him that we think he is a thing eternal, more divine thnn godliness, more in
U throwing hU mon^y away." Sure spiring thnn a won! from heaven. It stretches forth like
ly the port o f it that has gone to.
Bheer effulgence illuminating the darkness of this earth like
The Jlcrald has not been thrown
'away. Furthermore, no person nor the’ stars that shine In the sky, but more enduring for the
newspaper has yet publicly stated stars will fade at dawn with the coming of the sun. Such
a belief that Senator Taylor would beauty was not meant to rndinte alone or like ap isolated
not make Florida a g>od govern rose to blush unseen and waste its fragrance on the desert
or.—St. Petersburg Independent. air, but to fall into the arms of him who knows the fresh
Senator Taylor would make Florida
• good governor, an excellent one, ness of such beauty, which is love. I come, I say, to* ask
bat convincing enough people of your hand for him who could not come himself.” *
that to elect him la another mat*
And Priscilla, that dainty little lady of the Plymouth
tar. Meanwhile the Catts menace Colony! simply emiled uiul
"Wliv «|ou9l you &pcak
continues.
for yourself, John?"
-PRESENTSTHE
Let
thoo« who will seek richer
wares.
There Is no lovelier boon than
. . this:
To Watch the sweet sure blossom
ing
Of happy promises.
—By Imogen Crhrk
— . ■■■■ ■■’ A California gtrl was convicted
In Turkey the other rtsy for
spreading Christianity. Oo-h, what
• crime!
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A MYSTERY COMEDY IN THREE ACTS
TO-NITE AND TO-MORROW NITE
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Ford Dealer
Smith Barber
—S h o p 107 N. Park
E. E. Brady
—Leading—
Candidate for Sheriff
First National Hank
Jones Tire Shop
Speer and Son
The
Phone 535
Hank of Service
111 East 2nd Street Ladies Dept. Store
Lu-Beth Cafeteria Snows Barber Shop
A Good Place To Eat| After the isth. We wiiij
to our old location!
216 East First Street move
119 West First Street
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Bryans
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Park A vc.
: -JV’jfgty n1
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to
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Junior class by
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Wagoner Furniture Co. 1
B. L. Perkins
The new school
belt buckles arc here
Compliments
“ of
1 lie ihinat. that make your old
motor ii « m Simplex Piston
nt)K>i vah> replacing machine
The Sanford Photo Co.
Maffett & ThrailkiU
Samuel A. B. Wilkinson
Your Graduation Suit
Slade To . Measure—()rdfr nuw
lloumillut & Andersen
— candidate for__
SIM First National
Bank Bldg.
Drug Company
S. W. Bradford
The Prescription Shop
County Judge
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Waters Kandy Kitchens
Spurting Goods Store
‘Exclusive Sporting Goods
Furniture loaned
THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY
Home Made Candies
Hoff-Mac Battery Co.
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THE PANTOtro I1EKALP. SANFORD. FLORIDA; THURSDAY, MAY 3. 102*
pom w*. Oman:
B A SM R
TALKS TO CROWD
AT FERN AMINA
nr Jacksonville's
’naptlsl Church Says
htfoultl He '» * & * '*
fr And Faith Ruined
Ljvillc. May.
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t—1 ■■■mg’ '—s—e—r
FLORIDA Tublic Sem'lfPiCe,
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Park steam plant.
unit
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Avf>i
:ll 7 per cent. »t3
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W.\UWSAW, Fay a.— m n s >—
Tea yemm* a tv dead hero today.
i-thctH aro dying and more than
tiv e r S n t h i n r r t i i „ _i,
1,1,1 " lv "'ifrcrtnjr from wound*
(J'lmbl'iiur
rnmMfioVo
i*
J!”
us
» ri'Mllt
worstofMay
Da:
ti.imhlinR Candidate (a lt s
hl <’f the
,lis,„iy
,,olamj
FBRNA.VDlN’A, Mav -.1—Nearly : NVn,.,y 5M,0!W S",iulist" «»d ( 'om
( .... i
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;
.
• munints took part in violent rtroct
fou. hundred persons hoard James ' fighting. Panic reigned over a
M. (a rso n , candidate,Tor governor, large section of the city ns lit
in an address in theN’ussnu county rival factions fin d
upon ear h
courthouse last night. Kvery s e n t!
„„ i
..........
'
, ' A group of ( omnmnists, who
“ taken nnd many were atpmi- ,,,..tended
tie w..i-Ln«........,t.r,.i
w hile S t i r Liner MnjcMle a* "Mr.
(Continued From Page 1)
oral M'fs-’altfhn* RuldHAftWif!' T hat
parallel load i arlton
charges " u s the iimrit* n***«l hv the For is
Hathaway built in ('oilier and,
Mi-nme Counties cost the stale
nothing, according to the sen ato r.'
The two counties pnm fo r t h e 1
building of the extra loop in th •
load.
Hathaway, said Senator Way*
bright, was a man m im ing on hi*
own record of budding two and
cue liiilf limes the roads th at were
built in ul the other adm inistra
tions before his own, and on Ids
m in d us builder of tire Duval
r Florida put Sidney J.
Ltbt governor's chair r.t
L thia_ state is forever
2 jml the confidence in the
r^ u lly destroyed Dr; Lon
|i-j1ton. pastor of the H vst
j thurch and one of the
jcdutstaiuiiiig m inisters doi$ar.(Uy night here in his .Sidney J. ( a tta nnd race track
gambling.
|ta *Catts for governor and
The audience cheered the speak
felitkal and Moral Qucs- er when he remarkd that he had
,C»tti race and other Politi* been in 44 counties nnd them add
ed th at if “ my strength lasts and
I moral problems has chai my voico holds out until June &
se stamina of the law III hnve the old C atts on the high.
religious citizenship cst limb of the tallest pine west of
ititc in recent days to the the Appalncliicoln river."
Mr, Carson told his audience
ttn I feel impelled to
! warning concerning these th a t “ Cntts is still high man de
, inrolving Christinn citl* spite the assertions of other can
,»Pr. Broughton continued didates’’’ and lie declared that the
, r,o axe to grind hut one to reverend gentleman is the candi
date that must lie iierifen by the
rtwo years riorum nns iwcn successful aspirant for the gover
v fighting, fighting hard nor's chair.
The minister candidate was de
J'oot of the wreckage of
H land booms and horse nounced for capitalizing upigfc, Im»
.pabling. H has been n profession in order to mFl.-i* moneyg^t hut it has been a most out of running for office. That lie
fitdit fight nnd the most rc- is "double crossing" the gamblers |
Ufu tury I think tlie people and tile good people alike was the
declaration of Mr. (’arcon, w ho'
ClIICAtiO,
Mnv 1 ( IN S 1ptr witnessed.
I'crsons who live together for
the present moment T am substantiated the claim by show *
many years grow to ii-<em|de one
•tly interested in the race ing records where I'n tt* ha I i
apotlier, I’rofee.oi Frank M. F ree
i gate being mude for gov- bouglit secretly m ortgages in
man of tlie F n iv e r ii\ ef Chicago
] ar.t interested in it Iw Seminole county in the amount of |
told a eonferenee i-i the Child Wel
if the great issues involved $2-1,700. Tlie first of these wai absolutely no nxn to grind purchnsed less than three w e e k s
fare Longue here.
ia of those believing in (tie afte r tlie close''of tin* 11)21 earn
paign and tin- last one two months I
Amlitiltuti I’riK'inlcigy
j of politic*,
« remember, Some of you, a fte r he told Duitoti Mank that
\\ I n n the k i d n ^ vs tail in elimi
I the last race Mr. C atts lie was a "broken man and could
^dof.iafitig everywhere he not make ilie race unless Maul; not e the poisira. ii is then uitTied
nil the a r t er i es , i r r i ta t in g . hem
[hit the people of Florida supplied the funds."
In opening his address Mr. t 'a r ami ca usi ng t h e m to become co n
iti upon three things —
gested and
iii ll a mme d
pariiall*
Itf (lod. Sears Roebuck son reminded hi* heaiers th.i* closing their caliber, and t l ni e b v
Lind Sidney J. C alls. Now Fernand ilia i* (be "cradle of my raisi ng their tdood |»ressurc. and
I (hi* pre-ent cam paign he fam ily" since it was in 114:; that I t h r ow i ng adilili mi il work upon
tide a iImage iti bis refer- Col. William "Kubnnk settled in t h e hear t « hit h hi line n -nlliit the I'ciijilo of Floirdu <le- this city as commander ot tlie j in h> to rlropliv t e n l a r r . mem I ot
............... ..
ipon ticoige "Washington, I'Titglish g u im n n slat min d here. that or g an . \ 1 1, , (hi
Efobuek and Co, and Sidney L ater (Nil. Kubnnk resigned hi lor some lime an d tile Idood |ire>Hr lie ha* left Almighty God commission and lived lieie until siire goes ab i ' e two linudriil mil-j
lit I think I'■Jorge Wnnliing- his deatli. Col, FuliutiU via- th- litacti i s i,| nierettiv. tin- pat ient i
wldtuiii over in his grave if earliest of Mr. Carsons nutlet mil begi ns to e n t e r the dangei zone
Citizen's .Muss
a n d of ten i i a ' u i e begi ns to throw
lirj anybody had substituted ancestors !<• come I Florida.
out s i gna l s n| di s t re ss m the shape
wGod Almighty. When you
Moctintf Tuesday
ol rH/ziiiess, ringi ng ot the ear's,
Us platfiitm and hear li.s
.not an ariiiiig a n d p. ,oliit -mi ..
Niylit Cily Mali
ui the mim could not tie Plane Crash Proves
• 'll ion in tile hurt, ot tile lieek. and
Irciiu* enough to name tlie
siilio limes a feeling el |i r ■-lire in
Fatal To Two Flyers the loti of iIn- head. It rebel i
if bod.
nut spmiilv tort I i oaii or the pal •
r.l . , f mu who lias in days
W I-IST P AL M
UK.4 C I I . l i t
ji lit slllfers vvliat i- l.mei || as a
h mi! -I himself a preacher
•Cuspid ni Christ going up May .'i 11N.-s I- Two nun vv,iu t roke which - ii•«|-'- m n s that
tin In- teiigih rind lin-ndth j dejid Imre t ulay uiid auitihet ! In 'The litL fll's of I In'‘bral'il. bi'liuf utl
• state p i i n n i. d n g t li e p e o p l e a local hospital
crimisly injur, ' pioterleil hi mil ile- a in nlhri
dinllv
i nt e re s t e d
in a* the li'siilt of a heavily h,a led parts of the liody. crack under tin
■ it ' .ml I ijiiaciii'tnined lilood pn sure and
^ r -iid the m a k i n g of Waco hiplune stalling
causes pural.vsis ol -Oiuc |»ait "l
t ®ut .11 llie mur al s t a m i n a on a turn lat, ye-' rday
I lie Isnlf. It it h it,pea
t o e in* <■
utati liunk of this ma n
.Mi lie Foi g, prestdytit ot
ih
purulvsis nf the lireathmg m heart
ih'iut ni the advoc ac y of F ’gg Flying Strvice. ami Turn ceu'ers, death
is iiislaataueoii'
Lockrii’, iio'h of F*n t l.u'.idei'dale, If it hap p e ns in a r m o r leg c e n
ttfcmg ami da r i n g to look d r
hops' in thy face.
nre dead, while C. S. Nelson, stii'l- t e r it r esul t s in p a r a l y s i s ol the I
II nutter of fm t and as eu t pilot win, wii- ut tlie controls limbs on that side, generally re
t e mp o r ar y
In-* ol
H ' knows Mr. C atts is ex- when the crash occurred, is still s u i t i n g in
should attend Mass
Mfctiiiitf
Tuesday
Tbe one grt.it outstanding fact in 3i:timob:i?3 teday is tint,
Vliile practically every car that runs is patterned after Chry•Ier — thc Illustrious *'72” continues to rump .way from and
mound them all in every phase o f performance that make*
motoring a pleasure. Which can and docs mean only on*
tiling, o f course — that since It can quickly be proven that
Chrysler "72” excels every car which seeks to compete with
it without a single exception, it unm istakably gives tha
j /ic in io
SALAD IH tFtfSB \l
I l l u i t r i a u i S r n ( / ir v i/ r r ' " 7 2 " P r i c t i — T s o - p a i i e ng»r
C o u p e ( • lif t ruiublf uni»). S l5 4 > i R o y a l Sedan. *1593; S p o il
K n j ililr r
ru iiiM r * rjrl, 11395; F o u r - p o u r n g r r C o u p * ,
*1395; T ov. ii S n t.iii, *1095; C o n v r r lib l* C o u p * {*itA r u n t ilr
Ifiil), * l? 4 5 ; C ro w n Sedan, *1795. .Ill p n e r t /". o. h. D ttroit,
Hill, it to (H trrn t l i ' J c . t l m i l e tux. Ih r y ilt r J ru lrtt a r t
in a filiation to n t i n J llit ( o i u t n i t n t t o f h in t p uym tnlt.
Park At Commercial
FRIGIDAIRE
Kvcn a l t e r this, it a pal
I t is e a s ie r , n o w , to
*^r- 1-vtt - in the governor’s
M yog have gut first of nil
t'g of every gam bler ill
, lml throughout the enunthan that you liave joinlrjJs wtlh them and gloating
i) fatt ot the country every
Lica, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Bed Bugs, and otherinsects. W on't spot or stain. Use powder on plants
and p eu . W rite ut fo r FREE inject bookUt. If
dealer can't supply, we will ship by parctl pool at
prices named. McCORMICK 1CCO.. IkliinMiea, M4.
PowJrr
Liquid
10c a Ut
iOc & 71*
SOc 9 1 1.00
*1.21 '
JOc tienr C»l )*<
F r ig id a ir c o p e r a te s
qu ietly, au tom atically,
w ithout attention. It is
re m a rk a b ly
lo w
,
shall
Shall
or Governor
has help 11 to make
speech.
•- *1* ^“ *••!».-
business properly.
f t HIN
S.
I \ I M IH, I K inner. ,tig
^J| e.uwtiil.ile fin I itmTiiiii', is n sueeessli il ***.!i r I i .i rmci ’" ;
u l arge
yfrmvei*. s h i p p e r aiu! p l e k e r nl eilrcis
( r u i t s ; a I n i-iuitess m a n a mi h a n k e r ; has
s e r v e d as ( 'minty ( ! ., m i n i - s i n n e r L>r six
v e a r s, ns Ni iL- I' Tir.'... ,i ,tiv e f ;r t h r e e
te rm s
n r tw o
I s' f ills.
in
price, end surprisingly
econom ical in the use
o f current. Learn how a
few d o lla r s d o w n and
easy m onthly payments
put any m odel in your
hom e. Come in today.
I " ,T -<*l| xls '.Mill ntlctjiint.*
is f . i r a o . i l v c i g r . i . r . ; (.11 d i i l . l
. ; M .,!*!>!i t ii nf i i‘Ciip.tti,in:il
l ”.*ir is e s : 1-») i V 'i
i ic |( c r If'ilr.vay x fo
is-.lies.
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m interested directly in field flying at an altitude* of Will iliitviVe t r e a t m e n t is i uu u r di ut r l i
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slrniRhl loans'nn residences* 5 to 20 year loans on
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A VOTE FOR TAYLOR IS A VOTE FOR SAFE, HONEST
NON-SECTIONAL. PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT
^heduled F o r T om orrow (Friday) N i g h t h a s been p o st
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THE SANFORD nERALQ. SANFOBP, FLOM )*, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1928
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yincojit returned homo Wednesday
afternoon Twin Miami where they
have been attending the Shrine
Convention-
Td«ph0Di l4« MRS, FRED, S. DA IdER, Sodety Editor Residence , ^ 1 . 37
*“ Mrs. Epps Entertains
Her Club Members
Calendar
THURSDAY
'
Junior Class P lay, “ Suicide Spe
cialist” a t 8:1G o’clock a t the Scm* inolo High School.
Seminole C hapter of No. 2 O. E.
■ S. will hold re g u lar mooting with
musical program nnd reports from
'■ , G rand Chapter Meeting recently
«P *' heW tot M i a m i . - w .
t
W a A u:
FRIDAY
ti |
Opening of Woman’s exchange
Yt .Tell O’clock Roar Basket Bldg.
* ‘Rose-ConTt Circle of the Gordon
Club will meet with Mrs. Boy
Symos a t 10:00 o'clock a t her lmmc
on Crystal Imkc.
Azalea Circle of the Sanford
' ’ Garden Club will m eet nt 10:00
,
o'clock w ith Mrs. Edward L. Markell n t E dgew nter Farm .
C entral Circle of Sanford G ard
en Club will m eet a t 10:00 o'clock
w ith Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon n t
Tenth S treet.
•’ "M ayfair Circle of nnford Garden'
Club will meet nt 10:00 o’clock
'■
w ith Mrs. W, Theodore Langley at
-her homo in Mnyfnir.
M rs. Alfred W. Leo. will enter
tain tho members of the Sans
Soucl Bridge Club,
> ,* A uxiliary of the Campbell LosT • »lng P ost American Legion will
hold regular m eeting a t 4:00
o’clock nt the Legion Hut.
Junior Class Piny, "Suicide Spe-'
ciallst” a t K: 1f> o’clock a t the Sem
inole High School.
Business nnd Social m eeting of
n t the Alathcnn (Mass of the F irst
B aptist Sunday School will hb held
a t tho class rooms nt tho church nt
3:30 o'clock. Hostesses Mrs. D. J.
G a rrett nnd Mrs. I,. A. Palm er.
SATUBDAY
Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon will enter
tain the members «f the Saturday
afternoon bridge club.
MONDAY
R egular business m eeting of the
W omen's Guild of the Holy Cross
Episcopal Ciiurch will he held at
3:00 o'clock nt tho P arish House.
Pipe Organ Club will meet nt
the home of Mrs. I. E. Eat ridge on
Mellonvllle Avenue.
TUESDAY
Social
D epartm ent of
the
Woman’s Club will have regular
fo rtn ig h t* bridge p arly m J .So
o'clock ut the club house with Mrs.
The lovely home of Mrs. A. W.
Epps in Kdgcwood was the scene
of one of the loveliest social affairs
of the season, Wednesday afternoon
when she entertained the members
of the Wednesday • Afternoon
Bridge Club and a few tnhlcs of
players.
Kxpuitisc radiance roses, Eas*
te r llllieS, petunias and other love
ly Spring flowers were lavishly
used in decorating the rooms whrTi
the cord tables had been arranged
for the games.
Quaint fnns in the deliente simil
es of pink, orchid, yellow and green
were used for the interesting
games of bridge anil, when scqres
had been added and collected by
Mrs. Charles L. Parks, it was found
th at the top score prize, a rryslnl
lianil painted ten bail, had bean won
by Miss Annie Hawkins, The con
solation prize, n pretty powder jar
went to Mrs. C. E. Rnwson.
At the conclusion of the games,
the tables were cleared nnd la!,l
with dainty covers and refresh
ments of congealed salad, anilines,
olives sandwiches and iced ten were
serVecY.
The guests enjoying tins pretty
p arty were Mrs. J. B. Lawson,
Mrs. Tom Holt, Mrs. C. E. Rawsom
Mrs. EmmitL Hunt, Mth. John C.
Smith, Mrs. A. W. Knox, Miss An
nie Hawkins, Mrs. Alfred W. Leo
Jr., Mrs. .1. A. Oldlmm, Mrs. C har
les L, Parks, Mrs. Easterdny, Mrs.
Samuel Pulesion, Mr. W. E. White,
Mrs, .1. H. 11interm ister, and Mrs.
George Harden.
M1LANE
Theater
t'ga?ht>3 ;
Personals
Tiie mnny friends of f ipt.,
Curio T- Louche, eon bf Mr. and
Mrs. G. Irving Loucks, who has
been stationed a t Manila, I’hilltpinc
Islands for the p ast two years,
will be pleased to learn th at he has
sailed for the States and expects
to arrive at San Francisco about
May 21., and will be. stationed a t
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Lloyd Boyle, Robert Dodson,
Hodgson Ball nnd Mr. Schwartz
returned Wednesday night from
Miami wherp they attended the
Shrine Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krupp, Mrs.
Lesley Dili mid small daughter
Louise nnd Mrs. F. JI- Savage
motored to (Irlahdo Wednesday
where they spent the morning,
t "' “"
Allison Speer of the W estern
Uninn Office a t West I'him Bench
is in Sanford for a few days I
visiting his parents.
Mrs. E. C. Strong of C harles
ton, Miss., was the guest of honor
a t a pilau and swimming party,
Wednesday evening nt Silver IJik.\
given by Miss' Leeressee Ander
son,
G a in s of all kinds together
with swimming and other water
f port a caused the evening hours
to pass all too soon. At a lute
hour chicken pilnu, hot rolls, po
tato salad, pickles, iced tea nnd
am brosia were served .
The guests included Mr. nnd
]J. I*. Moss, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Mrs. Joe Chittenden T.Mrs.Hheppnrd,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Entertains At Hridge Breeden, Mrs. K. C. Strong, Miss
Among the muny delightful F a Versa Woodcock, Miss Evelyn
cial affairs of the week one of the Wilkins, Miss M arry Darkey, Miss
most enjoyable was thill of Wed Thelma Turner, Miss Emma F a r
nesday afternoon When Mrs. Joe ley, Miss Louise T hurston, Miss
Chittenden entertained the mem Virginia T urner, Miss Katherine
bers of the Bon Ton Bridge Club Wilson, Alton (Junior, Eugene
most pleasantly a t her home on TonviUigcr and George King.
Eighteenth Street.
An abundnnrc of Spring rut
flowers combined with ferns was
used with artistic effect about the
rooms of this cozy home.
Tile afternoon hours were quick
FORREST LAKE HOTEL
ly spent with games of auction
J. F. Daffy and daughter, Bos
bridge and afte r the fifth pro ton. Mass.; C. G, Baxter, Jackson
gression Ijtnl ..... a played, the prize villej U. A. Italubii uni, J in k -oil
for highest score, a bottle of ball] villcvillc; Edgar W Wa.vlniglit
crystals was awarded -Mrs. Hugh Jacksoiiville; T t \\ Jki >. T'aioI'a; Ik S. It*., im. Jinylota Reach:
' opt. I{. S. .1 ...... .In t ,,ii) ill.*;
Paul I!. I i lb. . Siiiifui.l; .Mr. uic
Mrs Fred It | | v.|
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Hotel Arrivals
TODAY
•‘A NIGHT OF MYSTERY”
Adopt he Mcnjou's
>w dram atic story of life and
Jove and friendship
added
Will Rogers
•‘IN HOLLAND”
Comedy
“SWEETIES”
FRIDAY
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SUNDAY—31PJ"'M.
The place
0 e
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Singer Sewing Mch. Co.
Now Location
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Phone 80 ..
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C iprrl t'lnnn mot Inn, llaiilfliar.
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Side Truck I'neMllle*
I'himr sail
zoo V Maple Ave.
RALPH W. I.OSSING Mgr.
South Side Prim ary School^
F irti C hristian Church
J. G. Sharon
A ttorncy-at-Law
w Will practice In all the courts
Examination of A bstracts of Land
Titles given especial attention
YOUR
or Vacation
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ENGRAVING
Made-To-Measure
Diamond Mounting
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Watch Repairing
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Friday & Saturday
DMTTRI BUCHOWTZKt
PRINCESS
MONDAY
Sanford
Mrs. Ashcraft Gives
Party At Her Home
Unusually delightful us well ns
lovely was the b rid g e1party given
» Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. E.
.•, II. Ashernft entertained lit bridge
u t her home on Park Avenue. The
paste tints were featured in both
the decor ut ions and o t h e r details.
B askets and howls of gladioli, HI
lies, rues and phlox lent their
beauty in decorating the rooms
where the games were played.
Daintily designed tallies in the
pustel tints were used in keeping
scores for the games Lf progress
ive bridge nnd when the games hail
been concluded the first prize a
set of green srystnl parfait glas•
«es was awarded Mrs. J. E. Brouse.
The cut prize, a hand painted J a p
anese compote,
went to Mrs.
C harles E. Henry.
During the ten hour the hostess
assisted by Mrs. John W. Kneed
nnd-M rs. Samuel DightOn served
ta sty refreshm ents of u sulud and
ice course.
l ’1
(Enjoying (he cordial hospitality
o f Mrs. A shcraft were Mrs. Ih I*.
Me Culler, Mrs. G. Irving Loucks,
Mbs. W. A. Lcffler, Mrs. John W.
Based, Mrs. Charles K. Henry, Mrs.
H a rry B. 1/cwis, Mrs. J..E . Brouse,
M T irrm ic Tom nairrM fs. R obert 7 .
114lly Sr., Mrs. Samuel Dlghtnn,
SfrlOiC’-P. J. F d tn o r and Mrs. Wnl- ton of Mount Dura.
The many friends of Muster
John Walkvr Mlnurik, young sup
o f Mr. and Mrs. M. Mlnurik, will
be sorry to learn th at he suffered
O fall from u tree and is confined
to bis bed fo r Several weeks.
W h e th e r y o u a re p la n n in g o n re-ro o fin g
o r sim p ly m a k in g repairs o n y o u r old
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reader of the paper today. * Have you
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v o T R n a or* h i d i i x o i . k IN P I l i f t I T
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c a n d id a te f u r r e -e le c tio n tu t h e o f • l \ I I I . W P K I l k *
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posed o f M em lnnle D r e v a r d C o u n s e n t f r o n t llio C o u n t ) " f S e m i n o l e
t ie s s u b j e c t t o
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D e m o c ra tic fo r m o re th a n six ty d a y s p r i o r to
p r i m a r y t o b e h e l d J u n e M h, 1921. t h e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r s e r v i c e b y p u b
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t o worK f o r t h e b e s t I n t e r e s t o f t h e
T h a i t h e n Is n » p e r s o n III t h e
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9—Instructions
FOR SALE: Mule. See
Dores, Mt. Plymouth.
Politico! Announcements
Political Annonnccment
6— Help Wanted Male
T im
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F l o r i d a . In H in t c e r t a i n
C b a n ii
s u i t p e n d i n g In s a i d C o u r t , w h e r e i n
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t o Die h i g h e s t u m l b e s t b i d d e r f a r
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b efo re
C o u r t H o u s e In S a n f o r d . Scmlpolv*
C o m i t y . F l o r i d a , o n M o n d a y t h e 7tli
t i n ) -of M a y . A D. ISIS, t h e s a m e b e
lli* a r u b d a y of s a i d c o u r t ,
and
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p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d In n n d o r d e r e d
s o l d by s a i d f i n a l • d e c r e e ,
w hich
p r o p e r t y Is s l t u i i i e d In t h e C i t y o f
S a n fo rd . S em inole C o u n ty ,
Florida,
a n d m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d r s c r i h c j l u*
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P anfonl,
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T h e p u r c h a s e r to p a y f o r deed,
T il l s p r o p e r t y Is s o l d t o c o m p l y
w ith th e final o rd e r of sale a fo re -
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Not withstanding the tem por 25—Exchange
ary depression in many lines of
business,—real estate particular W A N T E D T O E X C H A N G E : A
12—WANTED
b ruiture Co., U r l m u l o .
ly,—I have confidence enough in
H e r a l d C l a s s i f i e d u d w ill f i n d
• Mill T A X
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Its'.'J for glasses by Dr. OIL COOK STOVE: U rg e size: the growth of my city, county ami you n Brty who hns H0,nt.t hing
-to o " o n e - I " tile p e o p le
firm class make. Good Condi state to enter into probably the . you wam nn(1 u il, exchange it for .f I StUme reb)
Opposite Court House.
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tion. Low eash price. Telephone dr je s t nnd slowest, (at the pies- something you Hove. Give "elnssi- ciiloUilali I* i. tiK t - s e s s o r s u b j e c t
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ent time) of all v o catio n s,-realty . fictr. ft trilll_ a phom> (.aR to 148 Mo- Drm "C!
< Pi m in i v t o to- belli
loll 705. Prom pt Delivery.
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As nn economic unit we, of
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15—-Apartment For Rent
lo r In v. +
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s e r v e d as
I dUCING Iking’s I*ute Fork
Seminole County,
must either
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N o rir i: o f Hin:niKF*fi hai.h ,
3 ROOM furnished apartm ent, all grow or die. Nothing stands still.
117 Magnolia Ave.
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[fill U i for an experienced
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greater population;
deck cruiser, th irty inch draft, r.,i i ..list,lid,- [ o r t b s f o u r t h d l s IN lilt: I I I H I I T e m i t r O f T I I H W o n ! )
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fully equipped, sleeps six. Price r o t, s u b j e c t t o t l . s w i l l o f l b s . »,ji|ti»i i
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bert-McGriLf Furniture Co., O r H
i car- uml Graham trucks,
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m u li t : o r
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upon motion . . . energy. Then in Flu.
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Klurbin. more pnriii'utai l> ilt*»crtlii il
1 lit*in «• Hoiithw t d e i l > i i h o m i<ahl
ford A u t o m o b i l e C o .
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ord.
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ness Service
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sonable and get real results, (’all nnd sincere friendliness is void oi .•ha r a c i e r o f t h e l o a n , m u s t r u c t i o n (tic !l iut\ I* lliht »IFt
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A partm ent for rent at 317 Park
7 W . C h u r c h St., O rla n d o .
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1lived in Orlando. Gilbert- hood; rent very reasonable. Park reasonable price. When the oppor S. 1C. Pighton, Sanford, Florida.
D .\V JI» MlMMillmui i* ur Iruw.
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A partm ents, No. 6. Phone 818--J. tunity affords show the new com
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home-like hotel. Seminole Hotel, will lighten the public burden and Permanent W aving—lovely n atu r l u M r . r l S o I, AUtiJ* * t 1'* th*1
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N O T H IS O I' *1AXTEIl'X H A I.E
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I h e r e b y a u n u u n o u tny c a n i l ld u c y
Nil’s - I . f. 3. I. 9. HI. I I . A: 12,
tion. These listings will be num be right. Adress P, O. Box 131, s u b j e c t t o t l i r diri'tsluu u f Hie I t e m - f o r r e - e l e c t i o n tu Hi* o f f i c e <*f e l i r r E f:
I’ftlmcUo Ave. Phone 304-WL
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bered in the order o f their dates Sanford, Florida.
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DWELLING:
5 of receipt and will occupy corres
FURTHER INFOR- FURNISHED
D em o, r e l i c p r i m a r y Mt h e h e l d n e x t
I w i l l I 'l ip r e e l u t e v o u e s u p p o r t .
sleeping rooms. Fine location. ponding positions in a descriptive
P . <’ALL PHONE 235-.I
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Shriners Elect Imperial SENATE PLANS BISHOPS SCORE Governor Hunt Of Arizona
States Conspiracy Exists
Outer Guard; Los Angeles
Selected For Next Meet NEW PROBE OF U .S. MORALITY To Pass Boulder Dam Bill
OTHER LEASES AT CONVENTION
WASHINGTON, May 2.— (IN S) other political loaders, new spaper
ally gave wny to the coast city.
—C harging n c o n sp ira cy “ to rob publishers, atto rn ey s end motion
Shriner^ attending the annual
picture executives.
N e w Y o r k K X e c u t iv e la
Arizona of its valuable resources,"
Some of the nam es suggested by
session of the imperiul council
CompanionnleMnrrinKe,
Hooks
Governor G eorge-W . P. Hunt, of Hunt Included W illiam Randolph
here, had gnthcred in the Olympic With History Of ConUnentul
B e li e v e d T o B e M o s t S
eutThomasHopsOff
And TheatcrsCondemnedHy Arizona, today demanded the Fed llen rst, num erous U oarta news
B o n d s D is c lo s e d ,C o m m itte e
T heater today to choose the im
L i k e ly C a n d ld a t e F o r ;
Methodist Leaders During eral Trudu Commission investi paper executives Roy Howard, of
perial outer guard the only com
Prepares To Open Investi
Alone InM onoplane
thu
Scripps-IIoward
chain
of
petitive post In the annual elec
gate
an
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lobby
active
in
be
Conference In Kansas City
H o u s to n N o m in a tfo n •
gation Of Salt Creek Field
tions. ,
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|ln Attempt To B ea t
half of the Boulder Dam Bill. Hunt newspapers, ninny of th eir editor*,
said “ enormous sum s" wpre being Gifford Pinchot. Judson King fo r
The contest was between Judge
Mark R ecently S et
Bishop Charged
spent on lobbyists law yers en m er Governor Jam es G. SchrugClyde I. W ebster of D etroit and Sinclair R eveals H e
gineer* and newspaperm en to “ in ham , of Nevada, tho editor* of the
W alter Sugden of Sistersville, W.
W
ith
Imm
orality
W as Liberal Donor
fluence public opinion and to lam Angeles Record, E xam iner
Va., the other officers move up
browbeat members of Congress Times, Herald and Express) W. A.
one post, meaning th at F rank C.
_
. jn^0 SUj,porting tho Boulder Dnm Bonfils of Denver, lln rry Chand
Jones, of Texas autom atically be Millionaire Oilman Relates Pittsburgh. Cleric Arraign
ler, of Los Angeles, and officers of T a m m a n y C h i e f s L i e a For ViolationOfDogmnAnd legislation.”
comes Imperial Potentate.
Ft range Account About His
Hunt also charged th a t it could the Motion Picture Producers As
The Los Angeles delegation head
Doctrines
Of
Denomination
ten a n ts P redict W in !
Share In Continental Fund
ho proved attem p ts were made to sociation. He also asked th at the
ed by Leo V. Youngworth. im per
commission
question
tho
officials
kes Off A gain W ith
influence
candidates
for
President
ial chief rabbnn, who \Vill be ele
On F irst B a llo tin g
KANSAS CITY. Mo„ May 2.—
WASHINGTON, May 2.— (IN S)
pnt filed a list of nil W estern civic organization*
vated to the post of Imperial Po
(IN S )—Condemnation of cpnipnn- to fnvor the bill. H
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th
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have
endorsed
the
Boulder
IIIv* tcommission,
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WASHINGTON. May 2.— j
te n ta te in 1929, was actively bid- —The history of the m ysterious ionnte m nrriage. n ringing danun- of witnesses* w ith the
California an d ' Dam Bill.
Is More S u ccessfu l
(Continued on page 4)
Continental Trading Company and ciution of debasing lite ratu re and including many
(INS)—Almost the last faint
chance thati A1 Smith “can bo
the division of its $3,080,000 liber the obscene tendency of th e th e
llOOSEVKtT FIELD. N.
stopped” at Houston next l
ty bond “slflsh fund" was a m atter ater, a firm stand for prohibition
a definite charge of pastors to
I M
av 2.— (INS)—Lieut.
May
month flickered out today in 7,
of public record today as thn Sen bring th eir indifferent church
p. Thomas, flying
tho wake of the California
ate Oil Committee prepared to members buck into tho church fold
in a single-motor Belprimary, which saw the New
close its bond inquiry and launch nl or drop them from the membership
monoplane, took off at
fold,
ami
n
plea
for
g
re
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chrisYork Governor score a smash
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new investigation ilitrt the Salt
i this afternoon in a secing victory over hi3 chief riw
Creek (Wyoming) oil field len»03. linn unity were contained hi
Episcopal address of the bishep
ittrmpt to break the
ala for t h e Democratic nomi
The Senate inquiry bus revealed
of tin* Ml'thodiftt Episcopal Churcl
_ emlurance flight recnation.
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th at H arry F. Sinclair. Itolrert W. reuit toliuy tiefore the Quadren
Determine Whether Stu Leading Rivals Of Tammany
The governor*? friend* were jn*
[of 5:1 hours, JIG minutes Senator From Duval Will De Kellogg Welcomes Aviators S tew art, Jam es K. O'Neill und nial Generul Conference in session Will
Candidate-Decline To Com hilantly pi o u tlin in g • todnv th n t
dent Will Be Reinstated
... 1.iehalf Of Government Henry M. Illucknier shared alm ost here.
In
fend Road Chairman From
| JO seconds held by Eddie
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Attacko Of Doylfr Carlton'
Nothing of human origin, whe
Of
New York’s Executive and • ar.tKTam r.a y te u s ren anil George Haldeman
charge
For
ltule
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ffclal Ceremonies Artr-fieid tinental bonds. Their sliares wore th er civic or ecclesiastical la too
At'Auditorium
In
Cff^TIall
/ m * hopped off at 10:07 this
were disposed to corded'-’ t There
Sinclair. $767,000; Stew art, $750. aacre for scrutiny and criticism
WASHINGTON, May 2.— (IN S) is scarcely a Democratic leader lu
WASHINGTON, May, 2.— (INS)
WASHINGTON. May 2 ,— (INS) 600; O’Neill $737,900; Blnckmcr,
sinj but his heavy plane could
A defenie of Fons llnthaw ay
and the w arran t lo r
denomina
I mike altitude and he was from the attucks of Doyle Carlton, —The daring trio of t\fl) Germans $763,000. The remainder of the tional continuance la In the serv Should a young m an’s drenni of a —Gov. Al Sm ith’s chief rivals In W ashington today who now be
proud career as an officer of Undo tho California prim ary, Senator lieves th n t Gov. Smith will tall U>
i*l down. Undaunted, he hud
and one Irishm an who wrote n $3,080,000— or $61,000—went to ice actually rendered to the p res
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thon nnecessary
twoO -'M rd j Ot
1 dine n - fueled uijd took off his Tam pa opponent, will be p re
Sam’s navy pc forever blasted be Thomag J. Walsh of Mont., nnd •attain
Henry Smith Osier, president -of ent age, the address set forth.
tie of ■.**
the
convohtlor,
although
Scnntor
Jam
es
A.
Rccd
of
Miss
this
afternoon. Thomas sented tonight by Senator Edgar new and brilliant pag-> in aero the Continental und Its “ p aym ast
The Episcopal address was a cause he borrowid n pair of pants
,-iro
not
nautical
history
by
spanning
the
thorn,
for
lot
til
reason*,
W.
W
aybright
of
Duval
County
__ this morning th at his plane,
printed
document
fifty-seven from a friend? The lords of the ouri, declined to common,, on tho shouting u t f - ■» the houre-topgj
er.”
navy
say
it
should—and
refuse
‘O
rh carried 536 gallons of gaso- at the City Hall Auditorium at Atlantic in the first east-to-west
decisive victory won by uie N«.w
Sinclair revealed in his te sti pages in length, a minute review
By hi* vh-Torj
in ('.ilifojrnMM
Cardwell, of fo ra Governor. Wulsli said he
to., heavily laden. He 8 o’clock where he will nppear in crossing Canto to W ashington to- mony tlm t he was very liberal with of church progress in its world reinstate Larry
ilay
and
received
the
plaudits
of
W ashington, D. C. in tho Annapois might issue n statem ent later but whleh win. h.vlcil as t! 0 big te s t
dnl make sufficient altitude to behalf of the state road depart
the government and the populace hi* share of the Continental bonds. parish and a declaration on future Naval Academy.
for the present, he didn’t caro to of Sm ith’s appeal in th< West, thn
hill* in the vicinity of the ment chairman.
He told of giving $233,000 to form policy and action. The address was
for their stirrin g achievement.
The House M ilitary A ffairs Com comment.
governor has now ru r hi- 'o ta l of
_ so he started to dumping
er Secretary of the Interior Albert read by Bishop L uther It. Wilson m ittee takes a different view.
favorable and committed Jdo*
one
of
Reed’s
camTlie
Capital
bus
no
towering
K.
J.
I’rinco,
aline He quickly decided it wait
1 And the issue has been plnrod be paign m anagers declares, however, ra te s to apfrorirnritely •,0S. Thill)
skyscrapers from which to shower B. Fall in a ranch deal; $260,000 of New York.
iiible t«> come down, and ho
Bishop Francis J. McConnell of fore Congress to dispense justice “ tho fight will go on ju s t the jg out 0 f a H-rid
It-lL-gatoj
down storm s of ticker-tnpe upon to the Republican National Com
“III take off ngain this afterm ittee, of which $100,000 was la t tho Pittsburgh area has been or injustice. The fact* are gener same, and will not bo abB.cd one thus for c'- '• 1 - that Sm ith
its
lionized
visitor*,
no
hysterical
if 1 can get the plane re
formally charged' w ith Immorality ally agreed upon, according to the jot.”
••
!* riinnin:.". 0 1 a ' rt* ntugt basis, 4
n-illions to scream a welcome and er repaid, and of “lending" $100,
d," he said.
and with m aladm inistration, it report of the Naval A ffair ( omSenator Edwards ( D) of New "ar <n execs* ’ '
required tivo- 1
000
personally
to
Will
II.
Hays,
mob
them,
but
every
official
from
| Thomas carried less gasoline on
wns revealed at the generul con m ittce today on a bill to reinstate Jersey, one of Sm ith’s warm est
President Coolidge down to the ad form er Republican nationnl chair ference of the M ethodist Episcopal Cardwell. As explained by Rep. supporter* declared th at ‘‘now th at h'rds A "I '' tn 1 >' d 'lagat**
tiecunil start and the plane got
definitely comhosen who are 1
m iring flappers in the government man now movie czar. All those
J the ait easily, in co n trast to
Church, today, In qundrcnnlnl ses Burdick (R) of Rhode Island they Smith ha* beaten the opposition 1 , u . - d t o
I.
i
t
; , l.iiou-11 th a t
transactions
were
In
Continental
1
.
1
t
h
.
departm ents joined toduy in an
are:
t initial take-off. He carried Mr.
on Us own stam ping ground, noth
■ 1 1 in a lte r pa/*
sion.
.
bonds,
the
committee
revealed,
al
.
me
wiil
v
'"i
unfolding
panoram
a
of
official
c
h
a
r
g
e
s
1
Cardwell,
rushing
to
inspection,
Ion* tin* morning but on the
ing cun p ro .en t Ins pounnat.un
The m aladm inistration
1 - • „ , i.u ..1 tie sons.
recognition and high praise for the though Sinclair said he didn't know un> in connection with two cases found he had no freshly pressed nnd elec.ion. This show* there is n g t h e n
nd t.y lie had only between
; i- .letiai t t in W ashing
f-niiil!
suit.
In
dism
ay
he
rushed
to
the
it
at
the
time,
because
he
hud
so
heroic
crew
of
the
Bremen.
no
serious
opposition
to
i>uiith
m
I ami hiii) gallons aboard.
submitted to the annual Pennsyl- room of midshipman Beyerly nnd
, 1 .-.it 1 m r t >day that ho
the West,’ huIU Ltiivuids.
Ihc weather was perfect for:
A perfect May Day was pro many bonds.
vuniu
Area Conference last year, grabbed a pair of trousers.
, , i.tt.i tm tli» first l>al"
H e 1 "The results apeak t->r them '
One development of the Senate
vided for the government's wel
ji*. Thomas had arranged with
and the charge of Immorality is continued in search of a cont, and
..•alv .( the governor can
! cvnimaiuiant at Milchcl !• ic»I«l
come to Baron Von lluenefel.l, inquiry was the revelation that bused on Bishop McConnell’s a l went Into niidahlpnmn Thomp selves,’’ said Senator Waj.iiui lU j
1 )i. |i.-ry pure ho has act
of Now York, a fellow Tam m any
1 keep the flood lights on all
('apt. Ilennunii Kochi, and Maj. Sinclair, .Stew art, Blackmer, and leged indorsement of the theory of son’s room where lie got another nii'iubur of tha governor's. “ I t . t tlil u r among the 142 Jelegnt**
O’Neill
ull
have
given
up
the
bonds
Janies
Fitzm aurice—in marked
it and tan land there in case
evolution published by tho Amerl- pair of trousers and also a coat. look* aa if Smith is fast gaining still to bo selected, their predie1tmergemy. In order to set a
contrust to the gloomy and depres they received from the Concincir ta u Civil 1 ibertles Union in J a n
Both cadet* were ubsent at the the support of the g re at niujority 1 one w'K b- borne cut. S m lw - I
word l.ieut. Thomas will
sing rain-swept day last ^ week tal fund. Sinclair gnvq his a week uary 1927. J 10 charges were filed time. One of thep’ returned, m iss of Ilia Democrat* of the country,” noeda roughly aboat kuO . olcgatss I
Tho said Senator King (D) of U tah. • yet, and his frlsnds say th ere will
lit to stay in the a ir until Friwhen they slipped into the Capital ago to the Sinclair Crud* Oiitf'Pr* by Rev. Georg6 %'. t boks, rrt W il ed tits *Urt, and C„inplu.ned.
incognito to pay tribute to an he chasing Company. Stownrt gave mington, Del., and Louisville, I!a. clothes were found in Cardwell’s
r right.
“ Ju st a* I expected" declared bo no difficulty In obtaining thsm .
Virtually no serious one-man
roic American who died in their his share two weeks ago to the The immorality charge deals en room*. He made no effo rt to con Scnutor R anidell (D ) of Louisia
While appreciating the numerl"
Standard Oil of Indinnn, which tirely with violation of the church ceal them or remove Identifying na, “it looks a* if Sm ith would bo cal value of C alifornia’s 26 d(do
duranre flights have l>oon made
service, Floyd Bennett.
murks.
The
midshipmen
whose
1 the la.t five years. Two-man
A warm , friendly sun heat down turned them over to the Sinclair dogma and doctrines, and contains clothe* were taken suy they are nominated on the first ballot.’’
DELANI), Fla., May 2.—On the gate*, It was not merely tho ac
|B»mpts have been
numerous.
While defending Hathaway from on Bolling Field where the of- Crude Oil Pursehasing (To. Black- no element of moral turpitude.
certain Cardwell only borrowed third bnllot Senator Jam es A. quisition of this much arithm etical
be
lOurnee rliamherlnin anil Bert C arlton’s charges. Senator Way- filial ceremonies begun at It)1 nier put his in n tru st fund to
the clothe*. The Navy D epart Reed of Missouri waa nominated strength th a t m o d Impr sed tha
lAasta held the endurunce re.:- bright is expected to point out o’clock, with Secretary of State distributed loiter. O’Neill turned
ment agrees to this.
President of the United State* by governor’* supporters todny. W hat
Iarc, fur a time. Then, on Augus' Sidney J Cutts as the real menace Kellogg form ally welcoming the his share over to the P rairie Oil
But Cardwell was dismissed nnd the students of John B. Stetson they dwelt most heavily upon was
Itl, ftr.il 5, 1927, Edzuvd and Ria to the Hathaway aspirations. visitors In the name of the govern and Gas Compapy. They even turn*
S ecretary W ilbur and ranking nd- University hero last night in a the decisive repudiation of tha
flying
Junkers plane, set The Senator is a former school ment.
-m rrnttntujrniiied it. --------------“ In utty m= mock convention which was said by theory persistently Emphasized
cd back in terest coupons, which
_____________ _
11 milk of r.2 hours, 22 minutes
(dilution other than one in which the keynote speaker Charles T. tho opposition t h a t; “ Smith haa no
»f r ..l«oii’s and 1-HniimignuUthey hud ciudiaii.
It
is
with
reding
id
llm
deiT-7
*1 -■
' ■■-.hI- t—T-hi* stood until for Cutts in 1910, when the l)e- |
the m ilitary system m ust he Henderson, would bo an Im ita appeal In tho W est." because of
Sinclair told n strange st.iry
est adm iration for your m agnifi
maintained the conduct of this tion of the Houston Convention.
It* recent flight of Stinson and Fun.uk Springs m inister was c cent exploit that I welcome you nlx.ut bis slim ing In the Contin
his Wet views and his Tam m ahy
luldraiati.
WASHINGTON. May 2—(IN S) young ninii probably would not
Stetson is u B aptist institution if filiation.
lectod to office.
today on behalf of the government ental fund, llg termed Blackmer
havo
evoked
comment,
certainly
advocating strict adherence of the
“ But U nde Sidney is traveling and people of this co u n try ,' said tho head of the Continental and —Col. Charles A. Lindbergh isn’t
Senator Thomas J. W alsh (D)
such condign punishment n* Volstead Act, but the convention
too fast for me these days,” said Kellogg. “ Your tnsk was indeed told of g ettin g Blackmer to allow planning any nioro trans- Atlantic not
I Hoffman Is Chosen
wns visited upon him," said Sec wf.h 286 voting delegates switch of Montana, an avowed Dry, and
Senator W ayhright. “ As a society
backed by Wn>. G. Me.VLo In tha
to test the power of human him n portion of the Continental flights to Europe. Thu pioneer re ta ry Wilbur.
ed to Rued a fte r A| Smith led tho
Bugle Corps Chief clim ber he bus gotten clear away one
endurance, and ita successful ac profits for his companies, lie got ocean flyer made that plain today
Friend* of Cardwell deelnre thnt balloting on the first two roll California contest, finished a poor
from me in his alignm ent with complishments has stirred the en the bond* in 1022 and 1923. held in denying the lutest story cminnt- hi* life’s umhitinn was to he n calls.
third to Smith and a pocr second
William l>. Hoffman last night gambling and unlawful interests
ing
from
the
W
ashington
rum
or
to Senator Jam es A. Heed of
naval
officer.
Unable
to
get
a
them
in
secret
at
Blackmer’*
*•«As
Reed’*
running
m
ate
on
the
tire nation.
I v»» fleeted executive officer ot of the state.’
siKtenrc for six yenr* and turned factory th a t he had completed Congressional appointm ent he en vlee-Presidentlnl ticket a unani Missouri. Incomplete retu rn s and
“
You
hnvc
marked
another
mile
Drum and Bugle Corps of the
Carlton, said
the Fcfiator, stone on the path of m an's con them over to the Sinclair concern plans for such a flight this sum m ed listed in the navy, took exam ina mous vote was cast for Albert C. p riv a te ' advices reaching Dotno|fi«Iilii'll-I,ossing Post, of the Am- thinks that the rare is between
a week ngo, destroying then all with atops ut Greenland nnd Iee- tions nnd entered Annapolia. It Ritchie of Maryland thp famous erhtlc leader* h ere Indicate th a t
is well to m aintain discipline, hut sta e ’* rights spokesman. Sena Smith will eventually b«i *hown
jriezn Legion at the organizn- himself and Cutts. yet Carlton quest over the forces of nature.
land.
records of the deal.
Moreover,
I
like
to
consider
your
too much to destroy tho young tor Thomas D. Walsh on tho first to have polled mora th an his tw o
Jticn’i semi-annual election of of- spends his tim e in almost all of
Maj.
Thomn*
G.
L
anthlcr
of
the
“ Why did I destroy the memor
jfrirs at the Legion Hut. Other Iuh speeches attacking Hathaway. achievement symbolic of the everarm y air acrvice, who was mention- man'* career said the House Com two ballot* roecived only f o u r |r | va)g combined.
votes, hut when Now York, Wiscon
lii.'km for the coming year se- "There is no question but that the narrow ing distances which sepat- andum of the bonds? I had no ad ns his co-pilot in such an under mittee.
This, th e Sm ith enppertere de
sin and other Smith states saw clared today, la th e answ er to th a
Ikctrd were: Glenn Wlmbiah, drill race lies between Hathnway and ate the nations of the modem particular reason,” he said. “The taking, issued a sim ilar denial.
world,
both
In
a
real
and
a
figura
records
were
closed
so
fa
r
ns
I
the convention was going to Reed, oft-advancod convention of th e
|npt»m; K, Zerrener, drum tnaj- Catt*,'' he continued. “ Hathaway
wa» concerned so * I destroyed “Such a flight would add nothing
tho delegates aw Lchcd to W alsh in opposition th a t “th e Dry Demo
t; Catl Schultz, sergeant bugler; is well in the lead and, 1 believe, tive sense.
to the advancement of aviation,'
order to bring to convention to •
"Your undertaking itself was an them .”
'
Hum |i
Hoffman, sergeant
the man for the job.”
deadlock. On tho last ballot the cracy of th e Week will never ac
Asked why ho didn’t tell the dir said Lindbergh. He said he still
example of international coopera
umnirr. and Fred C. Newman,
voto stood Reed 198 W alsh 80, cept Sm ith." Tha governor even
Friends of Senator Wayhright tion and It* happy outcome is all ectors of his company th a t he had hoped to roturn to Europe sonic
l*m tnr\.
carried Southern C alifornia, which
Smith 8.
arrived in Sanford yesterday uf- the more gratifying to this coun thesp bonds, Sinclair said: “ I had day” and seo the thing* he missed
Is thn ntronghold of tho Dcy aanti* .
last sum m er when the government
[COMMl'MTV NIGHT PLANNED ternoon to confer with local poli try to whose upbuilding the -Ger no reason for telling them. My dirmen*, of th e state.
1
NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 2.
jiUjgreA hi* im m ediate return to
ticians before the meeting lo- man and Lti?h .n a tiim * _ jia v c j sp cct6z**itiuJL£onfidcncc ^
The
fu
tu
re
ot
Senator
W»l*h*t
—
(IN
S
)—A
revolt
against
present
knew they’d know about it sooner the United S tates, but he has made
"SinfordT M“ C A. hoys and n lg h tr'A 'b ltr enried-m-expertt-rf-** richly coiitVibuledT*candidacy apn**red doubtful to
national officers of the D. A. It.,
no definite plans.
or later.”
*ir parents are invited to at- attend the meeting to hear Hathaday. T hus fair. Walsh- has not a
the
was revealed here today when
to
A nother tim e, he said he kept
*»ad Community Night u t Long- wuy’s reported answer*Curltun
single com m itted * <ii legato, sava
a
prom
inent
women
announced
their
KILLS
SELF
charges
made
here
by
hia possession of the bonds secret
J *ood tomorrow night at 7:30 1*.
his own eight fi om M ontana, and
resignation nnd made public a let
luch
“ because there was too
*. The program will bo held un- month ago.
p rio r to the aiiiio:inee»nont of hia
ST. LOUIS. May 2.—(INSI te r sent to the national officers at
publicity anyw ay."
* f the auspices of the Y. M. C (tcandidacy It was known th a t MooMrs.
P
eter
E.
Ahearn,
07
year*
Rebuked
by
hia
wife
becauso
he
W ashington. .
‘•ontcr Boys of Longwood. A
tatift’a dutftatcfc were favorable to
old,
wife
of
\
\
E.
A
hesrn,
Sanford
Mrs. Joseph A. W hitney and
Florida's annual income from failed to retu rn home until 3:30
fwfken pilleau for adulta and ice
the New York Governor. Walsh
Jeweler,
died
a
t
th
eir
homo
a
t
11
this
morning,
F
oster
Fordyce,
shot
Mrs. William Lyon Phclpa signed
beo industry in honey and wax
for children will he served
was entered In Wisconsin, and
o’clock
this
m
orning.
Funeral
and killed himself in uu upartm ent the protest. Others resigning in
Wthe Jxmgwood Baseball League.
CHICAGO, May 2.—(IN S )— am ounts to approxim ately $260,.
lo st to. Smith and Reed. H a h a t
horvieos
will
bo
hold
Friday
m
orn
today.
clude Mrs. Irving Fisher, Mrs.
J* Program will inrlude stunts
Oscar Dopriest, Chicago’s first 000. '
ing a t 9 o'clock from All Soul* now lost a p d h , and heavily, la
l; B y
H enry li. Townsend, Mrs. A. B.
*7 Sanford boys Luther Dnv
negro Alderman, has been selected
California.
;
Church.
Square, and Mrs. E. M. Bradley, - Mrs. Ahearn is survived by her
ZftJ David Van Nea* will o ffer a
Reed, on th? other hand, U atn!
uh the Republican candidate for
Mrs. J. T. B ag? and the Misses husband, four daughter*, Mr*. In the iJictura At loaU ho hax a
Rumors circulated on the streets Congress from tho F irst Illinois
comedy; Harold Booth will
M. E. , Dana. Clifford Nugent. Curtis Muse, of Sanford; Mrs to tal of itoir.e 64 delegatee, scat?
?'*• a saw solo and eight other th at the Forrest Lake Hotel D istrict to succeed the late Con
Josephine Nugent and E lizabeth Florcnze Sehnur and M rs. W aiter tert-d through half a dozen states.
will do u pyramid building would close within a short time gressm an M artin U. Madden.
fattt.
W. Farham .
.
were denied this morning by LUSmith'.* present total of 308 delDrawdy, of Orlando, and Mrs.
D epriest Is committeeman and
Tho statem ent declared “ we arc John Oglespie, of Lako Monroe; ogates are scattered from Maine
word Higgins, head of the Sanfonl Third W ard leader in the politiHotel Realty Company, owners ot eal organization headed by Mayor
trial started
W ASHINGTON, May 2.— (IN S) ceutical Associotlon, of Baltim ore, unable to continue In an organiza two othor daughters and fo u r to California,- and frnll,. iho Can I
the fiublicution of the Sons of A- tion which by an action o f it* at* sons living in Canada; fo u r nelces. adian border to tho gulf, wh;rh iS 1 .
the hostelry,
William Hale
Thompson. His
rv COURTHOUSE, ALBANY, N.
Mr. ‘Higgins announced that me selection aa nominee for Congress —Evidence of a widespread cam niericu, a patriotic aoclet of B al inul convention, adopts a policy Mrs. William Bosaidy, Mrs. Carl another point ih n t hi*- frie n d i
paign of th ro at and intimidation tim ore, and to the Masonic H erald, striking a t the roots of American Rayburn, Miss Josephine Tarbell dwell upon to show the inlveraal
>. May 2.— (]N S )—A fter a 2» hotel would be kept open through
was believed by Mayor Thompson,
,kou( dclsy
due __ the dlsappcar- the summer in sp’tc of the *»«
_____
again
st new spapers on behalf of of Rome, Ga. Col- N u tt was freedom and contrary to the spirit and Miss Linda Miles, and th re t n atu re of hia strength
although five firs t district com
[*M* °f the prosecution’* etar w it- th a t R. O. Middleton, who lra*cd mitteemen, including Priest, voted a self-styled “ Dope Ring," waa puzzled as to w hether the letters of the first amendm ent of th e Con nephews, W illiam , H enry
As compiled hero and conceded J,
and
to be subetantislly accurate, the
!l
lh* trW . of Mrs. F1ownc« E the building last fa I, ha* g i'en unanimously to put the negro s dt-closed today by Col. L. G N utt, were actually w ritten by an agent stitution which it has awom to Phillip M iles..
I anapp, former secretary who up Its operation. He aa,d *
head of the F ederal Narcotic Unit. fo r some dope ring and are to be uphold.
Mrs. Ahearn had lived in Florldn Smith slate to d ata:
name on the ballota charged with stealing a $2^75 Jiiddlcton had left Sanford.
Arizona, fl; A rkansas. 8 out of
L etters sen t to th ree puolications taken seriously, w hether they
"The present policy of the D. A at d ifferen t tim es fo r th e p a st u)
If
he
is
elected
in
November,
"n»u* check, started today before
w ere prepared by a dope crazed R., is tyrannical suppression of years. During most of th a t tim e 18; California, 26; Idaho, 8; Dli? I
The owners of the building
from
Loa
Angeles
and
turned
over
C ourt' Justice Stephen appoint someone to operate U for Depriest will be the first> negro to the F ederal authorities said: fanatic, o r constituted nothing •11 who d iffer w ith the present her residence was in Lake Monroe nois, 60 o u t of 68; Iowa, M; l
Congressman from Illinois, and
tsllsghnn.
“ W arning to the publisher: • If more th en a hoax.
them with the next few day*, Mr. the first to represent any state in
national officers on questions of and Sanford. She waa born in tana, 20; Maine, 12; M,
N arcotic
conditions
in Los
H iggln. said, and th at announceyears- Congressman Madden, yon publish any articles of any Angeles are considered b etter the day. They warn ag ain st listen Ilardstown, Ky., and h er parent* ,rtts, • 36; Michigan. $0: Ml
riJK)D MENACES CAPITAL
nf the new management
Ing to some of the m ost d lst’n were among the early settler* io ta, *24; New Hampshire, 8;
who was one of th e beat known kind about us we will blow up
in m ih t large cities. .Activi
your
place
and
kill
you.
And
we
„ York, 90; North DAkola, It);
gulshcd scholars in the W illed there.
men a t tha nation’s C apital, died
W a s h i n g t o n , May 2-— g n s )
*huma, 12 cut of 20; I'enaoJ
don’t m ean maybe- Keep your ty of the Federal agents and police S tates and are frightened with
hotel
s
dining
room
will
suddenly
of
h
ea
rt
disease
last
1^ . .
mfaace was brought
there have succeeded in .d riv in g
la,
66 out of 76; Rhode U la
mouth
shut
and
w
atch
your
step.
fo r the summer months, but
TAMPA—South
Florida
F
a
ir
week a fte r having been renomi
im aginary dangers. S iste r organiza
rish,* ' ^ , thc
f« iay . The rooms will rem ain open.
We mean business. (Signed) The out m any dope peddlers. From the lions are denounced though of here this w in ter w as attended by W ashington, 14; Wisconsin,
nated
f
°
r
another
term
.
He
had
national standpoint there is little
fear *1.1 . ... . ted
,ta engineers Ao
Dope Ring.7
429,970 persons, g re a te st l a its of 26; Wyoming, 0 th e ‘
f°r thJ * L ^ * ‘!?.in‘tl«n may be in
change in the situation from • ficers are members of the D. A. hiftonr,
eT
^ u g u s t i n e - i 6oo feet represented th e P i n t District,
The
letters
were
sent
to
the
____________ . ____
with
three-quarter*
of
tho
papu
■ _______
astra.,! m0? 1 flood »‘nce the dia- f i s h e s . cosUng 1 2 .1 0 0 . p u r
feer months ego*
_______ __ B. them selves,"
lation
negro,
for
tho
past
25
years. Journal of the American Pharma*
l* u ia l2 W L ? * U.r 0f 1889* 'whlch
wuadsud Penniylraui* Areque, chaKiL „
—* f
indons His 1st
This Morning
MIAMI, Fin., May 2.— (IN S )—
Judge Clyde I. W ebster of Mos
lem Temple, Detroit, was elected
im perial outer guard today in the
only contested election at the an
nual convention of the imperial
council of the nneient nrabic or
der of the nobles of the mystic
Shrine.
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Frnnk C. Jones, of Arabian
Temple. Houston, Tex., autom at
ically became Imperial Potentate,
succeeding Clarence Dunbar, of
Providence who served during the
past yenr.
Los Angeles was chosen as the
city for the 19211 convention. The
date will be set Inter, b u t- it
probably w ill.be held May-28, 29
SO. Houston, Tex., put up a hard
fight fo r the convention but fin-
WAYBRIGHT WILL CAPITAL EXTENDS
SPEAK IN BEHALF ATLANTIC AIRMEN
OF FONS TONIGHT FITTING OVATION
lto,
Leads Reed And
Walsh In Voting
CONGRESS BEGINS WALSH AND REED
QUIZ INTO CADETS REFUSE TO TALK
i'/;.JAVAL DISMISSAL ON SMITH’S W IN
Lindy Doesrft Plan
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Members Of D.A.R.
Revolt Because Of
“Black List” Row
Mrs. Peter Ahearn,
Wi f e Of Jeweler,
Dies This Morning
Illinois S e le c ts
NegroCandidateTo
Rumor Of Hotel’s Succeed M. Madden
Closing Is Denied
Edward Higgins
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Narcotic Agent Discloses Campaign
Against Editors By Dope Peddlers
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THB SANTOnn HERAt.0. SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY MAY 1. 1924
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Jack Sharkey Wins Match
In First Round Of Scrap
NEW YORK, May L— (IN S )— sort, he would have turned in the
Tex Rickard, the well known cauli performance two months ago and
flower culturist, found him self this then all of professor Rickard's
morning. which is one of the thing* plans would have gone through
he can-guarantee to do nlmost strictly according to script. Rut
daily, with rxnrtly one more peach he wouldn't or couldn’t, or a t least
in his garden of Mnrison Sqtinre didn’t, so the professor got very
than the aowinjj of seeds for the sm art and named lleency as llu
heavyweight harvest could account challenger before further exposes
for. I t all came of the mistaken could niter the situation. U pm
of lemons la s t‘night, whereas only which, the piofvMor found no
Idea that he was plunting a couple further rcu: in for being sm art
one of them ran true to catalogue. nnd went right ahead mutchlng
The other bloomed not In the smir Shat key and Delaney ju rt for the
hnc of the lemon hut in the Hell sake of fillihg nu'open date and
full tints f a fruit inalienably u s -[ tlie (ill in tile box office.
Hocintcd with nil that is good; a
The rem it today wa* that, with
peach, no less.
lleeriey and Tunney definitely
In exactly one m inute nnd th ir mat< lied for July 2d, at the Yankee
teen seconds of play, Jack Shnrkr.' 1 Stadium,' Sharkey wa* a for better
knocked Jack Delaney right out; card than thi'.inun who in advance
last night while a ernwdi il >i mse hud been declared in on the cham
wont beserk. Always a eontraty pionship killing. He wns a superior
cuss, lie picked a most unfortunate uttrurtion for several unisons, the
moment for this exhihituu of main one being that he scored three
mnster.y.
knockdown* in one minute last
F or l»e it known by nil tin -e pre* night, which wu.< exactly three
nent Hint Tomato lleeiu-y, the more than had been tallied in fifty
prom inent 'human being, already two round i of previoii.. activity ii
has been declared in on.tlint cham tlic heavy weight racket. Thy knock
pionship dividend with Tim ney. in down' and the knock >ut constitute
July and here thin Sinn key guy af>Hjt the only dvvelpnicnts that,
doing in less than a round wh.it will send the hoy away from th'.-r»
innto,.in fact, didn't even have lie-' gibbering in maudlin glee nliout
Heoncy failed to d i in fifteen. To •glial
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fight*, gient fighter.* and
lancy on the floor or nem it, un til ' like They Wile doing that lo t
less you count the sole. of Ins feet. jilight
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while the re lllllht'llt Doiulii y
Sharkey not op|y lr.ul kiln then' Av.r' l.cing e.io rt.rl up the aide,
three times in ilie fii *t minute 'Vet fir t, piol.ably tlo- only potblit kept him there tin lust time rinns of his anatomy Hint h isn’t
dowui
:Hg-n vmlHMinjvUack.il Idm-Sluukey .
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1ff R n r f t flP T h ifr i- ..t*’aTtii ■ 'P *F.*'i 7. ’
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Malt
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Von Porat Defeats
Haskell Indian By
..Knockout In F icst
CHICAGO, May
1 — If
I'h V P Teddy Roebuck, the
pound Haskell Indian, is
eonxed bark into the same ring
with Otto Von Porat, the Nor
wegian heavyweight, the g ant
red man probably will insist on
taking along ids hew nnd arrow
and at leust one first class tom a
hawk.
It took the Norwegian '-nockout
nrtist exactly two minutes and
rt-ven seconds of the first round
ln.-t night to hammer down the
huge hulk of Roebuck. In what
wus to have been the ten-round
banner event* of prom oter Jim
Mullen’s show.
Ten thousand
spectator* who jammed the a n
cient structure to the rafters
w»m w Id at the gory exhibition.
The big chief was u Imdly
Celerly Feds Clim b Into
Second Place When They
FORT LAUDERDALE, May 1.
(S P E C IA L ) -Sanford’*
Celery
Feds stepped up into a four-sided
tie for second place in the Florida
State Leugim here yesterday a f
ternoon whin they won th eir seeoml straight baseball game from
F o rt Lauderdale, 7 to f». Sanford
......
.... one _name behind Miami,
is now
the league leader.
A sixth inning rally, which net
ted the Celery Fed* four runs be
fore the local team could stop
them, won the game. Hathaway,
the Sanford hurler, was hard hit
in tlie dosing innings but hrillidm
support by his team -m ates nnd
wild running <>n the bases hyv Fo.-t
Lauderdale saved tlie bacon for
tlie Feds.
M anager lunch of F ort I-nuderdale didn't have nay regular
pitchers to take the mound .vesttrd n y .*o he sent in his left field-*
er. ii fellow named McHenry, w|in
didn’t do badly. He struck out s i\
men and only allowed four walks^
Hathaway struck put the same,
number luff wa* generous with his
passes sending seven men t o 'first
wood. Double plays* P o rter to
Frisboc: Hathaway, C ulbfcath to
Abell.
Stolen bases,
.Inckson,
S tu art. Struck out, by M cHenry fi,
hy 11At ha" ay «». liases on halls off
McHenry’ •• " f t H athaw ay 7. Pas«i<d hall*. (*ebb. Wild pitches. MeH rnrv. Umpires, Collins, Lohr.
Time of irnnie. 2:01.
LONDON. May 1 ti» increase the provl*
study and teaching (>f
history in the Universi
don, which has been
for some time, is cxpoi
satisfied shortly by
li/D R . J. UJU0 IVEL(,‘:
Orlando. Flnridu
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Ambulant Proctology t
MAt KDONIA—New icho ilhuuM?
being built here.
Mitchell and his follunrri
early days used a Ntrong *0ltt
-and often had ahsrrsxrs1]
sloughs as the result, hut »
the new technique developed
such men an A lbright or f t
drlphin, nnd lllanrhard of Q
an absolutely safe technique
been worked out th a t uses »
weak .solutions and from shirk
Hit,l.KRS DAIRY- FARM
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Sweet Milk
Sweet Crc
R utter Milk
Milk For Rabies
■SOUTHERN'S
GRID
Eastern Clubs Will Meet
SQUAD TO PLAY 8
Stiffer Opposition When TIMES THIS FALL
They Go West Next Week
I ill eg o*l i- ii tlir firu P in A m
poiog v»m *c You »un he »uic of
/.on. >i s c i 'i .r / nun unv Puri-.Aw
i.ViiM'i. \m l von knmv that llir
gio.lu, t* lie sells arc produced
.old .Ii Iribolcd bv one reliable
or,- mi ,ili> 'll.
Ulont I
Citizen’s Mass
M eeting Friday
Ni^lil ( its Hall
•* to I , II tl 0
six el 1 .0 .
win liom th,
Cluck lin e
fielder, ci i- Si
wall win!, ,
suf fi Ici| a , I j
brain.
McLnulins
KNl.lt \ \ INi.
Diamond M ounting
,' cm r l m - l Iptoiiii'l rist
\Nnlrh R e p a irin g
R urleigh lii
the Pirates m
nosed out i in
ky Adam- .It.
.Whcji li.-lj.ed
Urookly n * high Hying
ran inlo u ldi/.x„,d „f
D I I I H• I III ;iul Mill,
i l ti iiitii tiiminp, lii.t
(L e g a l N o iic e s )
ic.a.ni
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mill \v«*iv b l n t i i f l i i r i i d |iy ;| | |
In I Hroi.
.McC in w ’ n .l u g g e r *
WOlCll I'll" I'll I 1111, in tw o c o ii h ic ii -
speed am; Migner com prey tors nave
increased engine b e a t.. . put rte'.v dem.mds on g:iM»Iinc anti
m otor oi
t a l l a h a s s -k f .
—(IK S ) K.i | Mil'
German l.jikcr In n
injuii* 11* •*iv** | j
f« II r i l h ’fti f i r | |f.
of Hi.’ »'apitol I,, i h.
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Sin, Inn
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. An "'Mi nil III
w+rrv'wii' iceeiiH) TTuoiicd
w-ifi- nt Iiciio . Neva., will in
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lied to liorothy Th
run u« Uf*|m|H*r writui m, \\
|.ml.iil.|\ in tin. 11■-ii i ii'i t ii
Kegi*! i y Dffici', in cm ding
iniigi'ineiiin Hindi' today.
planned to have a hen,.,
D-rvicr at the !b'avo\ l hancl
I i l 'p i i r i fill*
u t iu i . i w l
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l.nieifngi- i* ‘Viuiaid. nnd th I’.'
Pan-Am m otor oil is re
fined from parailin base
F.vory loyal citizen
should attend Mass
Meiding
Friday
night. •
crudes th a t m ake a to u g h e r oil.
I iia( is why it holds its hody, mile
after mite - . . kccpsihiTTiottest friclion spots in any m o to r safe fro m
d e stru c tiv e w ear.
• A nd Pan-Am gasoline is
refined w ith unusual care
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to remove foreign m atter
and carbon form ing elcl J aM ^ a) ments. This clean gaso
line keeps your m otor
f r y Co /
c le a n e r. . . gives less car*
o v
bon trouble and better
p erfo rm an ce.'
c.Tmerican Petroleum C o rp o ra tio n
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l i i a l w o l d •o i 'l l u t . ii K n o l l . h
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This Is YOUR Big Opportunity To Buy
Furniture At Savings Never Before Dre&nied
Geo. W ettsten Jr. Receiv
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLflWDA, WEDNESDAY MAY 2, 1928
Ilndc cunty muck and Dado county
rock?
Why docs Dr. Hathaway keep on
• » { • » « *•#
declaring
th at the Tnmiami Trail
Anion? the candidates in the local political field is one
«*M »n n
has boon paid for and th a t not n
seeking
re-election
to
the
Florida
legislature.
He
Is
a
man
O O o W r ST. 1
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SNMfsr*, ruri*£L *£i*lr<aMtfl2 weH known to readers of The Hernld and Is generally re penny is owing to anyone for its
garded ns one who has been exceptionally successful in his construction, when estim ate No.
■ o iu iro u orar------ --rajt«r personal business affairs and in the management of the 13 of project G(5!)-D to R. C. H uff
II HOW ARD ■
public’s wherever entrusted to him. We are speaking of man Construction Co., dated
M ARI K/ U . AON
course
of L. P. Hagan.
u r a K H ir n iM h a
March 35, 1938, shows am ount
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In considering the enndidney of n man for public of lue $103,043.31 and 10 per cent
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fice, it is always wifi£, whenever possible, to scrutinize as reservation of $115,307.80? This
» r C « m » f per R w k
closely ns possible his public record.
Especially when a w nrrent had not been registered
H>r n m l il , •■ ■ l.rl'a p lo w * w m
man
is
running
for
re-election,
it
is
well
to study his past in the comptroller's office on April
Pflprr. • • k M ' il l * *
*«> O r Ip trV M
t l t M l ,’l« ir » t t m l / t , N f f l r l M l l . M conduct in that office.
If
he
has
acted
wisely
and well, it 17, 1928.
O la
a n p r r la t
*lrr»»
• rtf aa u i» ( It, n
The final estimate* bad not be<*n
If he has not conformed
IW W ff O d u ia k il rru nla 4*11* r * l r i » Is Bhecr nonsense to remove him.
l i p a ll O r l r . I i a « m a l a a f •*».! to the wishes of his constituency, he will more than likely made on both contracts covering
• nitre PMld.
project GtTJ-C and GOO D on th at
ptr4.Ur rtllrirM if i' m i . u 4 it —aind it is right that he should—be replaced.
■ r lO ii.t r . u k .
date.
With this idea wholly in mind, without any ax to grind, How much more will they owe
n r llrM ald u
•
« ta k r
« f « > • and without any prejudices whatsoever, we have considered
when th(j final estim ate is made?
ApdU ilur, *■ wf ClrvaLui i » u , ■■
AO
lM M l < tn * r< .lh . nt r . P 1 the candidacy of Mr. Hagan. We find his conduct dur. ru
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We know project 009-D totals
itO r n , A .lr r lla r n , u l
A ir r r tb .
J in* the last session of the legislature, where he was one of $1,153,078.59 and project 0G9-C
(M AptlUA i, kirk trpairr*
r i l l l a h r r u r n r lw t 1i ■ ah asll II
thlH county’s representatives, such that he might well, totals $837,388.03. Will project
O tttn lh
tuuUI
of
■ a D r r l.lln
GC9-C am ount to $1,000,000 when
without any trace of conceit, point to it with pride.
l l l l l la w r4rr m * r r U f a b a n la lr l
d
ll er ln
ia iiu
l 114a* -i f r l m u a O r . , m n d l a
All
Seated in a legislature which has been generally char finally com pklcd?
b n aral b o il
o th er contracts th at,
acterized as the most extravagant In the history of this There areconsiderably
over
WEDNESDAY. MAY 2.
state, Mr. Hagan opposed practically every measuro which
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might have resulted in increased taxes. The natural tend
ency with most legislators is to drift with the crowd, to be
TH E LAW OF GOD—Who»o de- j n regular, and vote ns the gang dictates. It to o k real couripl«eth the word shall be destroyed: j age, and consciousness of right doing, for Mr. Hagan to
hut he th a t fcarth the command- remain, usunily in the minority, firm against increased
mont shall be rewarded—Prov. taxation.
18:13.
We find in the files of The Herald, and they are open
PRAYER—"O M aster let me
walk with Thee, In lowly paths of for public inspection, that Mr. Hagan voted against any
increase, in salaries of state officials, and the appointment
tmrvice free.’1
of any new commissions. In regard to this matter, Mr. Ilngan
If you haven’t registered yet, stated at t h a t time: " I was out of harmony with that
you still hbvc another chance if spirit of the legislature which continually advanced exyou haven’t paid your poll tax.
ponses of the state . while business men generally were
trying to get down to a level commensurate with sound
i
They’ve changed the “ S pirit of policies. I could not conscientiously support the majority
1Miami'', to the *p rits ol Miami of those measures.”
during the Shrine convention.
We find nlsp that lie was opposed to the infamous
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Highway bill, and Mr. Hagan at that time said:
Some of the .state papers arc be
ginning to knock Jim Carson. T hat j "1 opposed t h a t measure .becaUMg I co>ul<l not see where the
shows he hr gainfng strength.
i responsibility of nity purchase (blild be
I placed. I contend
ed that the State Hoad Department should have been
Politics doca make strange bed designated to handle the purchase and I also thought ifb est
fellows; there's P eter O. Knight, to have a maximum price stated. I voted against the bill.”
I>. B. McKay, and Doyle Carlton, The bill carried, but the Supreme Court has since ruled it
for instance.
unconstitutional.
----------- o---------- And at that time, even a year ago, before Doyle Carl
They’re luiving a smallpox epi
ton
had
brought out any of his famous charges against I’\ iiis
demic in Mexico. Sonic upriacr ;
down there using idiotguns instead Hathaway, Mr. Ilngan, while anticipating nothing wrong in
the State Road Department, supported a joint resolution
of rifles.
asking for an audit of the department's affairs because ho
And In Spring another thing a believed ‘‘that the legislature should have, at least every two
young m an's fancy turns to yetrs, a complete audit and survey of a department as inv
thoughts of is th a t sum m er vaca j portant as the one under question is.’>
Mr. Ilngan fore
tion.
s a w the difficulties bound to rise from the handling of so
Fords are coming in for a tr e vast an amount of money and exerted his best energies to
mendous am ount of publicity since forestall just such a situation as has arisen.
this governor’s race started, at
The Herald can see nothing in the public acts of Mr.
least the rvur ends are.
Hagnn to criticize and finding much that shows a
------------ o-----------sincere regard for the welfare of I he people who elected him
Hush little Khrlner,
to office and which indicates sufficient courage and moral
Don't you cry:
fiber to fight for principles known to bo right, we can not
It goes down all right
urge the citizens of Seminole County too strongly in return
Mixed with Canada Dry.
.
—Miami Life. this man to the legislature where he can continue the good
work so ably started.
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FORT MYERS— Bridge to be
constructed over Cnloosnhatchce
River here.
M eeting Friday
N igh t City Hall
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved Clly property at 7 per cent. 3 to five your
W hat shall we have for dinner?
This has been answ ered by us. N o mor
worry for the H ousew ife. Our dinner
have been reduced from 6Qc to 40c. Th
quality remains the sam e. ..AH othe
item s reduced in sam e proportion. Giv
us a trial and leave the kitchen worrie
behind for the summer.
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
BELL CAFE
business property.
SANFORD
BOND A N D MORTGAGE CO.
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Dinner served 11:30 a. m. to 2.30 p. m.
5:30 p. m. to H:30 p. m.
U2> E. Second St.
todaT
The “S pir.t of SL Louis" has
gone into the Smithsonian In stitu
tion. Not going to w all th s lime
until some foreign museum gob
bles it up.
Helen Win* ha* gone to Europe
oguin to try her luck on the ten
nis court*. Wo hope »he gets u
big silver cup this time instead of
appendicitis.
------------o-----------. Since Jim Carson got into this
race, and arcing th at hr got away
w ith It without personal injury, a
numl/er of people nre_ ta k h ig ^ p
"ttnnUiijii'tfH against old Catts.
------------o-----------It in rum urrd that Key West
will probably go a* strong for
Mrs. Owen this time as it went
against her lust time. It looks as
if she is going to he sw ept into
Congress by u landslide.
Cluudo (J. Bowers,
editorial
w riter for the New York Evening
World, lias hern elected to make
th*\ keynote speech at the Demo
cratic National Convention. The
World i». one of Governor Smith's
tfiuuui chert support err.
Dur observation has been that
m oil of our citurn.s are getting
ready to shake hands with the next
flherlf* uf Seminole county anil ex
claim, " I ’m glad yuu won. I was for
you all the time," no m atter who is
elected.
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SENATOR
Tb
WAYBR1GHT
EDGAR
Duval County’s Fighting Senator
(Wednesday)
C i t y A tH a l l
D estroyers In War
Most of us have the Men that Hie monster battleships
of the American pav.v were the sine qua non of our fleets
during the recent tvar. hut Frederick Palmer points out in
an article in Liberty Magazine that the destroyers were of
most vital importance to the Allied cause on the high seas.
"The destroyer had come into an active part while the
battleship marked lime,” explains this writer. "Originally
the destroyer was designed to ward off the attacks of tor
pedo boats. It had taken the torpedo boat’s place us a tnrpodn carrier.; imireasiug—in ^ize : suilfLali- weerini-—-nftontT
slender, sharp-nosed, with guns to fight destroyers and
make merchant ships yield, and speed to run away from
ships with heavier gunfire. It is the race horse of the
sea. Rushing at thirty knots an horn* toward the telltale
German periscope, the target for the rapid fire of its guns,
it could force the IMxmt to .submerge.
"Hritain found that she had nothing like enough de
stroyers.” continues Palmer. "Her first call to us was for
more. Our first flotilla was a glad sight t•• the war-weary
eyes-'of British naval men—who knew m> much belter than
tiie public their need—when it arrived at Queenstown, with
its crew eager to get into the game. And what a game it
was to he!"
QUESTIONS I'EOI’LK
Why tin! he pay
Fons A . Hathaway
Should Be Florida’s'
NEXT GOVERNOR
Come and see
Sen. Waybright
Clip Catts’ Claws
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4-4 iniU<,-«JLung
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Why did Dr. H ath a w a y pay the
It. C. H uffm an CnnMnicliun Co
$837,305.39 for the 12 mile* of
'lit111in111■ T r a il
I:
Why
auk.asking
MI A MI DAM 1 N E W S
il
8 o’clock
-o -
iiuirPbnsrrtJrfloTTTo. $
-and s tltf - tr f the people believe
ki i Sidney J. Calt*, the incompar- that a watt only $'117,307.09, cover
K iiblc swear* that the intercats of
|» th e taxpayer an- as Hear to li:s ing that parlieular part of Tam
i fond heart a* the tender apple mini Trail known a* project Oii'.elt,
blossom is to the sturdy bough being the 12 l I mile* I icnteii be
Of course, while C ults was gover tween project GG9 C and Monroe
nor the state niillage did incrcnso county line?
from il 1-2 mills to 11 mills, the
Why ha* he left- the people
highest state millagc in forty thinking that they had only paid
years. Rot why hping th at up! — $49,030.10 more than the T. T.
t Jacksonville Journal.
Sweet Dredging Co, Ind Lid, when
he ha* paid $810,407.09 in ire than
Judging from what some of his Sweet’* hid for this particular
followera say, we g ath er th at work ?
Fons H athaway not only paid for
Why ihd he pay for 05 74-lOOth*
Florida's stale highways person ucre* o r clearing and grubbing,
ally out of his own pocket, and totaling $19,722, when Mr. H uff
superintended their construction,
man hud bid for 49 acres, clearing
but also th a t h t is the boy who
and grubbing, $14,700—just $5,022
cut the right of ways with his own
ax, who shovelled the roadbeds in more than the hid? Can’t the mute
departnu-cil^!!
engineer*
to plaee, who hauled the rock, who road
measure
accurately
the
urre*
in a
noured the concrete, and smoothed
ft out. He's the man who built the right-of-way ?
Why did Dr, H athaway pay $2,roads.
i
000 per mile for clearing and grub
------- a----------------A judge rules th a t "The drunken bing to the R. C. Huffm an Con*
driver Is as g re a t a menace as the atruction Co. for 12.12 mile*, known
bank robber. H ereafter these d ri aa project "C,” the amount of
vers, when proven guilty, will go 124 ,240 without a hid and only
-from this court to jell for the m ax paid for the next 12 1-4 mile*,
imum term ." The question rem ains $19.722—a difference of $1,518?.
Why did Dr. Huthaway puy for
of course, when is a driver drunk.
One m an adm its he’s drunk when cleaning and grubbing on project
h« lies down on the billiard table, 669-E, 60.6 acre* nt $126 per acre,
pulls the cue up Qver him and goes $6,312.60 when the bid wua for 34
E to alcep. A nother inaiats he’s pot ‘ acres, or $4,260?
drunk until he cun't lie down o n ' Wh should the enginor-m make
the billiard table.
an erro r in the acreage of u right-
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JACKSONVILLE—New concrete
total amount of bid and have been
paid. Will Dr. llathitwny take the vault built at rc at of City Clerk’s
office in City Hall.
people into hi* cnfidcnce and tell
them about these’ O r does he Eti.l
think that it is none of the public's
business, ns he has thought on the
Citizen’s Mass
above mentioned two 12-miles con
trac ts?
k n ow ii a* project
iir.ilf , wlti-h the lota! bid w.t*
$282,762.16, ju*t $651,036.68 more
than the luluj bid?
Why dn the Huliiavvuy support
er* state th at these bids were paid
junt « little in excess, when tht
two 12’mile projects cost $1,295,840.10 more for excavation than
wn» ru le d for in the bids? Docs
ho call $1,000,000 u "little hit o '
m oney?”Why did Dr, llnthnw ay pay the
Huffman Construction Co. on pro
ject tiOO-D, $176 per thousand for
treated timber, when there were no
bill*, and pay them $142 per thous
and on project G69-C when com
petitive bid* were usked for?
Why doc* the contractor get
more when com pctltLe bidding
isn’t called for?
On the firm contract, project
CG9-C, that the T. T. Sweet Dredg
ing Co. bid $126 per Lhousund for
untreated timber, but did not re
ceive contract to furnish this tim b
er. Why?
Why did Dr, H athaway have to
pay $2.10 per cubic yard for
regular excavation on
project
GOD-L) and on project 669-C and
paid the mime contractor 82 1-2
cents per cubic yard for regular
excavation—both contracts
in
Swat Doyle Carlton, the Tampa Mudslinger
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H T T O g O T F o n n w m n r /^ w jn n p r o n iffit
I,^Personals
TUESDAY
fi Dam,
F irs t
...
tlurch will meet, s t 3:30
t the church.
h fla a o ft'
Proshyter-
yr School will have picnic
pt of Mrs. Fred T. WJICtyMnl Lake. All mem*
jitfd to meet a t Uie
|drei o'clfick.
.
U '* "'•'‘UJofil,
WEDNESDAY
iPirkrr Orphanage Society
et with .Mrs. Toni Williams
(’dock at her Itoix.t on Oak
jud Third Street. A full
* f---1 l
tt is desired. ‘
(Tamer Circle of the F irst
Church will meet nt 3:30
1: the church, w nh Mrs.
find .Mrs. L. B. ijrn g g as
U Ii
Lloyd Hoyle, Robert Dodson,
Of much interest was the meet*
Hodgson Ball nnd Mr. Schwarz inn of tlTe Senirnnle llinh School
loft Monday for Miami where they
will attend the Shrincrs eon* Parent Teacher Assoc at ion which
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
volition.
Senlimde High School auditorium
Mrs. J. M- Reynolds of Greens T he.m eeting, which was the last
boro, Gn., is visiting here as the of the season, was presided over
guest of her sister Mrs. Virginia by the chairman Mrs. John VV.
Sneed Routine business was car*
Smith Cornell'
ried out during which time splend
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Meisrli id reports were given by the vari
ous coinin 'rice chairmen
and
J r., le ft Tuesday evening for
standing!
officers.’flic
prize.
SI
,Mia[iii to ijttend the Shrine fe v
n GtfUBwns presented Juanita
McMullci, president *of tin* Sopho
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more Class, li.v Mrs. Claude IlctnMr. and Mrs. G eorge' A. De don, for the best attendance of
p u t e s , are now occupying their mothers.
lovely home on Park Avenue,
Mrs. S It. Highleyinnn gave n
which has been remodeled.
splendid account of the S.niinole
County meeting of the P ateni
..D r- and Mrs. .1 ,N. Tolar, Dr.
Teachers Associut'on which was
Ralph E. Stevens and Dr
P.
'Vhsrent left Sunday for Miami t<> G- W agner oT Chtiluota was pre
attend the Shrine convention. .
sent nnd gave an interesting talk
on the State Convention which "its
The nutny friends of Mrs- T. L.
held nl Sehring in April, at with h
Dumas will he pleased to learn time h er distriet won the silver cup
tliut she is utile to lie out again for membership
a fte r a severe illness..
A fter nil business liftd been d ’s*
posed
of, Mrs. S. D. ilighleynmit
Mr, nnd Mrs. Heyward W alker
have returned home from C harles in behalf of the association pre
ton nnd Beaufort, S. C , where sented Mrs. Sneed. Yetiring presi:
dent nf the .Seminole High School
they spent the past ten days.
Parent Teachers A - ,n iat on, with
Mr. nip) Mrs. Linton E. Allen, a large hiisk' t of gludioli, as a
whose m arriage was 10 . interesting token of appreciation of her good
event April BJ at Orlando, return work*
A social hour followed the hu- ed lust week from their wedding
itess session at which time the
trip to Cuba and art* now at home
hostesses Mr.-. Janies G. Shnrnri.
to their friends ut West Sixteenth | Mrs. P. Weinberg und Mr* J. M.
S treet,
Mnyc served line
1 1 ea|ii_ and
li*h School.
r. will tiici t at '■
Win Stdi
I T 1111
isilc ( hwi'tci ut
Ihold regular ut
I program and ri
I Chapter Mectli
it Mianii-
Kt Tomin t - A- '
Ktk Side I't 1 ina 1 \
it t Pi) ii. lock al
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FRIDAY *
a ( an 1 in li o f
nil tract
with
lit IPtlio
lot k
with
II. II. W arner, Lois Wilson flivt*
Brook, l.ilyan Tnshnuin
I*ill m u i ;it i n .lit) nVIock
Dirt. " , 11,. ..lore Langley at
( ’Iiurcli ( ’irclc* Holds
Its Business Meeting
l*j»hnu'nt* of yellow and
t K-rick ii p cream and Rohl
froleil iii while were served
*conclusion of the guntes.
f bridge players include 1
T\*<>rgi, s. Wit met', Mrs. G.
•tilh, Mr*. \V. J. Thigpen,
Janus Is Wells, M rs John
htllonatd, Mrs F.inost llous,r* Alls. G. 1) Bishop and Mrs.
At.
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A rchitect
First Nnt’l liunk IHd^.
Sanford* Fin.
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."AESOP’S FABLES"
T H U R SD A Y
Adolphe Mcnjuii
V NIGHT
The Freiburg Passion Play, tint
ing Itnek through misty nnd for
gotten centuries, is the eonneetint
link between the dark aces anil, thi
present As uirly as the year lllfll
F re ibu rg wa> select c*! a- l
III which to produce the
Play.
Il w as not until thirty fiv
later
t h a t ’ the
Oherant
Passion l'lay,_ i ^ y ipj ins
■ Thi- frock of black crepe >aiiii re
flects Paris in the clever a r rattle mient
id tin* ||iiiiuce. which diagon.ill.i li'owej
the trout and drapes itself into
craceful cascade- at th e 'right vile.
It di sired, an applied side-front .n’d
bark sn lion may he added In hal.uiiV
the Ihiuine. Medium size require*
J 1• voids .'U-inilt crepe satin.
OF. MYSTERY
Citizen’s M ass
Meeting: Friday
N ig h t City H all
F irst C hristian Church
nl* intermit irnktil’t debt ity A'1
to existence as a liuait* of
ing th anks for having been
annihilation in the epideini
swept o v er Europe at that
French Dressing
WitfrTIiVe B i b ok
At Milano Tonight
G reat fresh bolls of fascinat-fing* fabrics are arriving: daily!l
and are more alluringly love
ly than ever.
Vari-eolored effects'^ re most
prominent—these to be worn
'»ithoi* for snorts or afternoon
To l>c mistaken f- . a
'tin insult tn any mu.i 11
(\ythc-, but tin- -ui ii u_s> tnii<l when one is h i t.il
hfttilv* alter.
All S ilk H o n a n , .’l l in c ite s w id e
L ig h t s h a d e s g u a r a n t e e d W a s h
lieDaily Fashion Hint
lb ft eslllitetll s ol tin - n
'ill.id, ilhilwii lie'.
"i i 1 all*
: rap hel'lii It vv, 1 . it nl )•'
i1 -1. — al Ici Ito |•I1.'
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iivv .a id 'd .
Mia. A. C. Hall. Mrs. J{. It. Pippin.
Mrs. Clifford .Walker, Mr*. B.
Moore, Mrs. T. L. Hale, Mrs. M.
L. Fox, Mrs, Ira Southward, Mrri
H. F. Giovanni, Mro. Harold Kgstner, Mr*. G. If. Turker, MrsLV. «
Hasty, Mis. George R. McCall, Mr*
Sidney J. Nix, Airs. Mack Clove
Inpd, Airs. C. A. Anderson. Airs
Pearl Rogcrtson was a visitor.
Elton J. MougltlOn
The I
boo ls of iiil llooct- ;ii . - tituatingj
Iticmhcrs of
0 Every
ktiilRe ( tub vv
most lie*
e*.'.11 turned Monday afthe guest* of Mrs.
‘fight, at the ^ubsoripcc given al the liCgiou
the Auxdinry of the
Iam-ing TW l Aiuiuu.au
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"SOCIETY BREAKS’*
Eti i"> l u g 1 Itts a 11.ut
vvi 1■■
$2.50 & $2.75 yard
.Alm gloy ( 'ivpt*. tin :
l a s t . Dl im h f s vv iilr
Ca r r y
/10 in c h e s
Patterns
for
•10 inches wufe.
(Vlanese. New prints. Guar*
imteed spot proof. Printed on
light grounds. *1U inches wide.
Ituff CrepeTan, pink, ye
sport dresses
A la rg e , and ears last nigtitA
hcanl Dr.
K. W yatt s sermon in
tlie second of the F irst Christian
1 hutch revival service* laing held
at tin* •South Sidi' Prim ary School.
' !is subject was "What A Certain
Man M ssi'd Tin* Rev. F, M Mai"
|ci4, |ai.Htor of the local church, an
nounced today that the hoard m#thc church was gratified with tin*
work of Jir. Wyatt and with the
huge attendance al the revival
services. D,r. AVyatl is the jm stor
of the First C hrist!iun Church Ut
I'aylona Beach. Tonight h:* auli*
• j# l’ "ill be "M ake Aut,JCi:k0y Ilia
I'Vd Jt gf jthc Lord ” . ^ jf % ■
Figured Pongee. 31 incites vide
Rayon Satin for "slips,
s h a d e s . *10 inches wide
Pastel
F a ft colors.
$ 1 .2 5 & $ 1 .7 5 yard
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Ramona
Mr. ami Mr*. .C. It.,.Mason and
family leave Wednesday on the
h"iit for Philadelphia. I*a., where
tliev "ill spend n month.
I O R R ET LAKH
1. il. Btadjry, Jacksonville'; A.
A. Duple, Jacksonville; Daniel
Fol Iin. Jacksonville; I). E. Goldin,
Jacksonville; W. T. Lovett, Jack
sonville; T. S. Lindsey, New York
City; A. H. Merrill, Jacksonville;
S. K. Nichds. Jacksonville; J. J.
O Connor. JaikiunvUJe; A. I’etrL
novirh, Jacksonville.
Bu l t e r i c k
All colors in Georgette CrcpC
for Sprintf ('»»!
Light shades
w id e
R ia lto C re p e
hWright H onors
Members Of Club
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Prescriptions Filled Promptly
And Accurately
milled
unit Mrs J a i n s I. Wells, Mr
hit in Milv fair,
The Aziuinti Gin le of the I n t .Mi-. Jninr.' A Pittiiiiui. Mi
t Allml \\. i.ee will en ter
B aptist Church held it« tegiihu M1 . 1 l \ de By 1 d and M1 a id
<irant U il'"ii.
|ttt nonit'cin of the Suns
business and xuciai minting Tut
day evening at the hunt,, of Mr
CONDI *
M. C5. Hagan in Piiiehuist with
Mrs. iliigan and Mr. . Alhiou Ken
dull ns hostesses.
(}uantities of magnolias, lillies
aitd petunias were used in decorat
ing thu rooms where the meml>ei>
assembled.
Mrs. II, A. Moreland, eirelo
chairman, presided over the tmsiness session when rout me Ini'iness
was carried out. A fter all Imsiness
had been attended to, tin eled i in
of officers took place resulting a 1
follows: chairman. Mrs. Sidricv I.
Nix; vice chairman, Mrs. T. I.
Hale; secnitary-treaRnter. .Mrs. II
F. Giovanni. Sualieam liatnl ol
fleers: mtinie. .Airs Roy It Pippin:
1-Prog ra m, -ft! vs. t;,. S, t.a tryll amL
iflm'ivc lit idgo was enjoyed
t the afternoon Ijours and
e ^atm-k hud been conlh* prize for top score, a
•u» h sil ver hot |datc muts,
urth-ii M n. George S. AVit-
E. First St. .
Sanford
senibled t••■ the g a m e ' w i f e «!•»orated w th mini.' us baskets and
Atlanta.
Mr. iiikI M1 -1
spent Sunday veiv
Daytona I’cadi.
<4TIic F riendly u r u g M ore
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"FitEN(.’ll DRESSING"
Party
A|i<s J ea n e tte l.a in g and
Mrs. F lo n nee I'y a n o f Moiirdm ven
returned lunne Monday front At
111IItik. ( k c . w here they have hece
v isitin g M is. R yan's son w ho is a t
tending G.
M. A They also at
tended
G la n d O p e iu While it:
hifkii 1 it- !•' "f iiiifnrd *iurilen
'r t f o S N S l i j f i ', . - ; : Haufinir. ttfNflRft litiipinnif. .
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TO DAY
All I'vcepti1<111111\ enjoyable sue-I At h 1ie t that i* the >
Mart in Mi I 'anicl
C live B lo ck , w ho pla y s ;
llumicllc spent tal afflar o f the past week-end vvn , , Cut l'"lc in "I tench
i* with relatives. that o f Friday evening when M i' . u h ' li play at tiic Mila
W llsi’ ll 111 till '
Braxto'i It. Buggcti eittei'aincil. 1 |
Mr, nnd Mrs. Allen and f"
tile members o f llet* evening in idee
daughters Kebcccti ;md Mary An chili mu t delight fu ll. at la 1 hnmc
of 1'anipa
pent lltc wed. cr
in Fort Mellon,
here with I'll Allen’s sister Mr
The m i n i s win M the giic 1- as.
J. S. Howell.
Mrs. W. A". Alien of Jack-onvill
is visiting here a> the guest <■f be
daughter Mrs. ,1. ,*s. Ilowdl.
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Q U I6K SERVICE
Quickly relicvcJ
b y r u b b in g o n
Ovrtt 21 MtLitoN JAPSUstoYtani.Y
;d ni"t"! In the s p r i g s
I Side Pat cut T.
BOSSING'S
JPj 'H/A;’Hold&TisLast
j . Meetirig’u f Season
THURSDAY
home ntar)g.vuIuKt.
, Clas- of the F irst BapMiss Em ily .11,. Sm ith. who has
h tfilUiaveATuiiHc a t 1*c been librarian at tie* Sanford Pithnfs. Mcmliers are asked lie ligrary left Tuesday fur Day
t L’;-!0 o'clock a t the tona Beach, when* she will spend
Enjoys Friclby
ft Cla‘* plot*. "S u icid e S pc
II 8:15 o'ciuck ut tliu Sent
z im
|Passion Play Film Daily Fashion Hint j
IWill Be Exhibited
( ihimiu ii;n»
.Here Next Monday
o r R e s id e n c e ^ T e l. 3?
f *lt« I „.*'IiF. ') »
t o d n Astav m a y
i}A i •iaa.r *r
Florsheim
BUCHOWETZKI
PRINCESS
M ONDAY•
CunliniiouH I to 11
Adult* .AOr
Florsheim
Slioes
For Men
SlHjes
F o r .’M en
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ANFOhP, FLORIDA,
THE SANFORD ITER
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Dc3pltc.the desolate ljfe
“Blacklist’ People
Will Have Party Te
I.I'najfiutM
f*
indidatc From MittmiSIdfes •
M A R I O N . Ohio. M a y 2— ( I N S ) , means
“Old Man*' NVcryStron*tln
Sections Hut His I’csilionls ■—D ef'aring that n-» man in the
>
Getting Weaker Every Day history o ' our nutlr.n ha been i-« 1 “ Thi
[ perslstiintly libeled, rlandcred and
ilefi nr ed and calling for the cc.jsathin of the vllllfkatW i of the late
Pri iduit Warren U‘. H ardirg, an
■ditoiiiil by (jeojgi H Vim 1’lcct,
editor o f Th.- Marion S tar, ha ; Juvt
nppccuird in this publica'ion.
Van Fleet was probably clo .rr
to Harding titan any man. F or
ecnr.i he was his associate in The
Mnripn Sfar ami when'H arding hv*
■cun hi* political coreef it was to
Wilt Fleet that the nmrtnffetneiit of
Tlie S ta r fell. Slmv the parchaeof tlie paper by the ItruriPMuore
.Veiv'.pnjirv.*. Inr., Van Fleet im:<
Ttir II
oa err.
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III*
t mr»* ii
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« a-iff 11
■parts <.r the 'Tt,airrrr*tttffir:i2sS*.'
rcpr:ai
iriittee
a . tat*
Sciinto
llukntl
m ittee
*state
ing in
“»h! w
th 'r e i
Onn if
is-port
teimini
f'ontlhi
Hnniin
Shriners S e le c t
Their Outer Guard
For The Next Year
“ The accredited i n v e stig a to r of
ih c United F ta te r S en ate Public
l-unil* rommitto*-, sent to .Marion
on tlie unrioimced suspicion, that
..»n«- trace o f thr so-railed f ’ohtin*
i ntal T r a d i n g <*o. L ib e r ty Ronds
( ( ‘ontlnuril From I’uge O'
migl-.t tie found in the estute.i
.f
ding
for the next Sluim 1 conven
Mr. and Mrt- M aiding. Itaa tom e
tion with HfiUrtnn, T e x . its tins*
itinl giiiie,” <1 lari
the editor*
desert, F reem an said that
h e y o r h la w i f e
eturns To a s
T
.AMr'IA-TFAKHmN ^
<•< K H t e e . i W U e .»*■
i hecn barred from speaking ‘ be*
* for*- iJUetingK o f the D aughters'
i.ON DoN,
-May ..l — t I N S ) — A
i of tlie American Revolution and
the Krymen of America will hald cuff hand at the lop **f the kevc.
a ‘•Rlnrkli't P arty" here <m May Just i.Tirfe it. jpins on to the body
9 nt the lu-vel Club.
of ti •!:—* is tm« i f the kift-it
A m o n g the eligible guest:! f o r I vag.tlM nf rashicn. Soruainie:.
■the party, which is t*i be gjx'cii this
"vel shoulder dee ration
under the auspices of the Nation takes . tiie place
of a
cuff
Magazine, are two United S ta te . at ti t
but In *itl: r ra j
. Stnut ,r .
Horah and
Ron); tin- 1 :1 r.c u ff is rcpeftteil by
United
States
R epresentative i rRMh i' *o ff in the tuiPinal i>orj Fiorvlli! . La guard p,
Theodora it’' n n th e sleeve.
f Roosevelt. Scoot Nwiring and . A Inti
turn-down tu f f «i th
rho.dh ■, with u button t,r t ’.n
rju u k injiuile .Clarence .Harrow. m I .’«-•] f >i i,tfcpjdUnrf, nr.'! n> d h i '
Art Young, Dorothy P ark e r
rju! fl;u
fi at tilt.' waist. ,i« a rtrihMealhstc-r fojemim.- The .invl fag ■'foci fohnd on the \o rv hit
t.itioiis, adiitcw tti to "D ear Foll * : o oiitls.
ow Coiispiratofs’Y rays in' p arti
A mnd fied f jrm of thi* .mt
.'■'Ve le.licc that your mime np*
with a Mrip vtf. a.
peril-, i ■: the roll of honor diuwn I ts■■
iratcrinl k r in ‘ a: ti .*•
up by tlm O aughttra of the .\>f the dicas. or jum per,
mcricnit
i of ii regular cuff.
ru ---------------------------—t
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h u k e j .a ,
hnrll khlps of th eir ,io'nr *
lory life cs “ more than in
itn.ci.f,iiud considered
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wife
opr ft n.Mmtrf
Rut i rl three j v s r i in. the nitrati ert i ^ t ‘ l - r r n
or
plant
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Du-c-’
th •• »'•«*
d r;. nf ChiV. in a country ■
iiUiir— «) ^
lane .me th at oven Indians could jtu r* Lu. ■nl.v
i -‘4r C :i *i
hot in* hired I t remain, H. R. Fr-e- t , , . £f»ii ami r^iit
ir.an; Smith onidn InsUtuti n a s mu.
* Our ml.': • i l l : w-« *Mw ' ate
tro-physicist. has • returned to
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Wjuhii'.rtmi aftor ..vcieutif'c r.- w .- hull,.! L, ■ ■
• ' 1 r ”t*
M’f.rch’ in connection 'vith ir.eu.urj-. |j*i:ri, t'-VL-lv • :.il.
| inm raahl. “ Ti.D x'-i1'
■ '• w at it
m'
■f tl • Fun’s heat.
mitaiRH hy
T i e Siuithse-iu'i solar i . h ' e n . i 1
. piped lim n f:< hi il •
t >ry near Calama, Vhile. i' ore *1f || t ’ .i railrjuil i <m. u n j .
the th rte « tn'i’ i..* scat eivtl >n'r | Fresh fnoil, » :vfptii;<r nits;: i. was
• u rarity. Ocn>i .na'ly vrgvtablea
the g lobe wliciv the. ln.'titut: :i
vn:: . ,'d<>
m ahirg thuily conrpiiu t- n.1
tb-. u ;'i'o ent n inuri
away. F u -h c
• *1 i-ifi
wit'.- r i hath ntfldv* " r r u v r 'I -' V
are lo m g lahen o a r it 1 t.g l . i ' I'l.Ull h dozed in tin u u itn i.;
In an effort roll • ■ tli*“ nniio*
a f vi*Lr w ith a view to rt.!':e:t>
-iy of life- «i the ob-tfivtat-ry tl.pi. of i f v a r i . t i ‘ ii a '.a del . t * . .
.*• I'idv-'-ninu e»|UlppH It with a rnthe It:: ” lll‘ t : •• It . 1 i . in. e
, : but the static t . u , j had tin '1
! . s» i - -!* v* Ic:ut . thu ia.'luc
j'iii?»t iuuI t k .n . t re;.ult-;
‘*1d.d lii e n hail vtur.iii in ■
t"
. IH eritan.
This ijj ppsaibly due to tl
th a t maximum sun spot i
to tals'tg l^rgo magnetic jnf
creatin g , starin itctiodt.
cluud fonuatioua may cut n
of tiu.> suu’a radiati ni fro
ea ith and thus cause temp
dec line. • *
est rival.
ml,
i *itiii*l No
I race
s'b l I n w the t v>. at
in ifiiiti; i, (.* J .^ fv L 'd w i t I1i.nl * ■
ogA'.iotnl i
iigh'i i t'ryci
t .
mo *oif,-* .-w»:ie*, I ne t
of l i r Y f f W r I T t . v Y N e i t i i r Mi
•i Mr
H a rd in g c o r bud imv of
thi
lie*. (the Keymcn
of America.
Sbrnc call this horior roll a black“S tfj SQH? *>ay tr.njc a friend If
you can* prove, tiu\t hi* nam e np*
any %b rkJi t-ctli»-nvirc
11 'Ii ii it-
O
■ ill"
Hard g I > i *dr,
Jtii'l I. e ity
liond.H .m l Mi. Haniim* hd: M ■ *_*,750 .ii n .
ii
Im o i d . i*' *
entute't w*i i.f ( 1. F i t -l I ----- and
they tt f
fol $f*'l| i in tl. i. I.eM'irt '
all the so . till. >1 i >' ' ii i .i l!".;d*
w ei e of that o. in li
o) *' 0 "* d1*nomination.
" Mi Hnniin,r . -.i; > tr
i
: roll o f ............... of t i e ; I - ;
i
do
meni oi t in- pm i ■■ t le i . 1 ..
lint mi In*! d in the ile
*.
•-
- 1.
I.ought Ir
I f - it-
II ill di -"Is
lolled
on th e I ■ m Ii in I li.it - I lii„ ^th iu
Atluntii 11 ■ i d . -ffig.lit ‘ imrnde
down ' h f
w i' Ii ii I
i ip u t ii.g ' m i 'l
I'riiiu.
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. .
dl >io
Hod-,"
|'iii t
|<i o-
11 I
iM-l y
I i I>, liirn a
Of tile f I 2|l,l»lBl I! In !i'l
■ ■■
$r.U,l|tl(l U.M
o‘11*.i Khiinut- and their fninilie.
en Jo . *1 th* 111 ■’ Iv
in < :i >r intis
litoo; *•. ■>:" 11* * i Ml,ion l!.i, I, , od n."iihy pleji.
by l l i f Senitti- c o i i i m i r e i " A t i it. i i . i . r i I ii i d .-iiih .Mi s
. s t a r , i ii i * i lio i i ii . i
. . T h e Y|U(t!-lioll <d iliiiliillg four M*cH**nnl . onv ■nii"!i- nnunnlly rut lie 1
tiitili line iintmi.il on . til g wn - also
on tlie p io g in in for >! ' j * i*.n.
Wlnle l i e n ffi. m l
'legates met
.III U u p sac l Ire Itif -. I hollelll i|. I.f
I'*»
a o*
l.ni
v.
I,
th e ilovm iMCineut noult
if
p u n Ini ', i oi 11. * l e - v p t p- i
I |0 |H 1till* I *i l<n.. .1 In*
hll-l
t-o.i
’
ilill 1-ho) id*;
r r a c lic it i ly
I .UT H I! i
will close at noon on
The firms listed heitnv
Dig in-,,, . i
iifi«l
IM* 11
in tilt t
f
im h u u
induce
mails for the Thursday n i o r n t n ^
Sanford housewives to tal
ial oiler in av. beio
fo rt's c lo s e a i n o fm
tin,
Sf M’Jli. I|| jMr C m .....
Toi Spend $/l 6,000,000 in Four Years
' Mostly for Newspaper Advcrfisiiv
u rjre
FF w w i )
// /
N '1' S
\ i n l>nl;iit !
j
i
i, ,
Bf
L.'l
If
■
f-f,
W :.
Healed, |^*n in Unl i t
loin, i l u i i e i . l l n
National lli'l.iil I mullet I oil, i s
.,,, tiilloi,,
Allis, Win, i liiilruiaii ol llu- Co.11,1 „r nu-r
prugruui. and I. |‘ l.ewlu C iii, iimuii. f r . ’.iil
Hlutldlng t ‘n it .Millin 1mlInim|wi)ih, ndi o
tun I'sliH. IllrillltlgltJlill, Alii. .Mil l i e d II
Irusieei* Adidph Ibund, i hi.ur-i S i. I, i , iv i
CTinrleit .1 IVIIilli:i’i>, Indluunpo . <Imit umil
raising i-<**nin111*-.■
* C l l l t 'A l i i l , May .1 Tli'tae .dght | l.i* line n
men liuve us purl i/( llielr Job lor In <it d m ,,
the next four icura the speiulfnn ol Natuuoil
.from lltl.Ouu.nuu t„ j:i,nun,niM lor ) -pi iidiug
advcrllslug, llu* larger put I of for n ut >
Which.x* 111 lie expi'lnl'd 111 the lievvh- It til • lito
papers
T h e y ute llie tinieeis and luuli’el ifilth e trusli .** ill ibe nrlxeri isiug pm umi pipgr
Kiutn of Ihe Nulloiiul Itvlall Lulu iiuiii fl.un
her Dealers A m o c IuIIuu, which Oils n>r lour, yi
sumilier Wilt begin ti llmr yi .if Hu
* We 4|,-,
Hun-wide lulreHlsIiig uml mrnliati- idieriblit*
•Using carr.piAjui
this lam p
"Thi* luinpaTgii. vi ti Ii h Is plaimed in I ti.-raii
l o SUppcn the llulhl Y.JUr On it *our appeal
lioniu inuveilirtil by en rouracllig 1ly ax |su,s|j
Iho hiilldiui; ;n d owning of home* dry iiiireii
and the tepulr and modernfratiun log or bulb
of structures already hull!, will be one he no
:lbo largest In iho history nt c o eaa»*. we
operative p d vrrlisln c." said Hawley j palgu in as
Wflbnr, We i l All!*. \VI*. clmlfunin the hual h
o f llic lioard of lira tee*
" T w o of ifiese p.fry
the laig-di prfvltfu* efforts nlmr, p r ^ r ufTei
I i n tiilo
\
1 o o| tin d i i . j i .. *t * of i.ui
liioiiion ..nil it* |**| *1*- 11 ■ - . in it-.
' 'll OI ill,
si 11-1|,
,| t I 1,11
■ I oi.iO e
i ."lllliili:it|.in> ol
tomi
it", intirli in..if mill
iii'iii-. ilt.ti
l.n I. full. -Ill III i a l l . In t o , t h,
1' •' i I. In i Itm(il.tI<
| In . ir ril.il
n.
i, nf nt |Ih- I II |*i inli's-liiic .,-| .
1*1* Mllllllllinnilillh. in
.i >il. till.||
■ -.millloll, hinmii . o rnliliN
\s
III .Ilill Il.l^l-N |t|IUII. Ill Ihim
tl
I 'l l! - * ' IIMU-lllls., ,f» IIII It*M*III tl mil
.1 ilo- reel mu.
I hi- in 1in<e can-se .
• -m oi . n o l i n la ri' of <Ti.-
e\
I* rn i| p l io ir lir IIIii- i le. Ilo purl.
' ' Oi' * -trill a, » hi i h (. ft i' m its inti
Iml m V i lln- u m i s , ,mil i i ,i. a ilni'i
i-| ilo Inis., f
Wh.'ii thi-, - I iiii ini,
* 'li-l s. .toil |l ptiii- iiitlli
Ills* tl i .
<’ "*s in ii lislip iiii|i|i ,i i . unit
„
i|iu -tliiii | linii' niil *| in nun i lii.tiii' I’ lu .i*. Iutiiiis ,. | In- si rji t lire in
*• r le re
« i l b llu* n rr.ih itn u i 'nf
tip. Idimit in ii - i ii g
-nwill tumor1.1100 ,1 us pill - II;
Ill TllO hnpl .
' f.'er lln . t-ftndilinii i \fs|s
fin
milie Ititle. Ihi*n* is iisiialli a pro.
|||||-|. of III., lininp ol I he rectum
mill to-.i,., him (I iii|.|iii<: ii iml her
roinplirAiInn tu ih,. Hilualiuio.
Sanford (ias Co
I Wi f f f j l y Stores (Ii stores)
!*lne Hoimefl M arket
The Person Co
Louis Forsl CTr
Seminole IVessery
Ilill H ardw are
Mi-Ladys Shoppe
" , * n>
Uoberts (Jrocery
■
Speer and
Son
■i
i
s.4 €,*
F lo rid aC ask Store
.
..
Ur\
**
,
*i*i
•.*
m
rio-l'u
re W
afer Co. *
*
* *v »/ i
**»•#
*.
W. H. Irong- M eal M arket
*
M cLaulin The Jew eler
..
*
Me(Tillers Cash Crouw.y
i
Every lova! citizen
should atten d Mass
Meeting*
Friday
niffld.
W agoner F urniture Co
t lUkti
Sanford Electriu C ontracting
C om pany.
• It *cU
U tA d .*•’ .- 0 • k»* *’■
0
I. -xirftija, ii
K anners Dept. Store . . **
T\ W. .Uusseil and Co.
Timor miij svi5
�L o.-
r*.^/ /
m*
•
p a s s m & n fr
' . r 'V .
-*
£&$^Rh:
fix ' Xt
***•*'vKt
I*A(JE PIVB
CHICAGOSUBURBS ■
OPEN BATTLE ON
HOUSING MENACE
L
6—Help Wanted Female
J ^ j D aily iie ra ia
ad r a t e s
,: Cash in Advance
odsT vfiiT be received
„|S and collector sen t
« “I S ’S
H»c
.
8c ft Hno
*"....
...... 7c ft line
rates on request.
i-dared rates a re fo r
L j„ insertions.
fn T it of nveraga length
1 a Hn«.
. .. .
charge of 80c fo r
^irtU ing ia restricted
^ U n ific a tio n .
J c r o r Is made The Ben
ito , Id will be responsible
'r i n e Incorrect Insertion,
tiier for subsequent
The office should b«
I immediately in case of
[ n A D V E R T IS E R S
Un aid
representative
•My famillnr w ith ra te s
, ud claarlficatlon will
lirt complete inform ation,
J7w wish, they w ill a ssist
wording your w a n t ad
it maro effective.
W ANTED: white woman o r girl
na companion nnd to help with
housework. Sm all w ages; good
home; two in fnmity. Cull t0<» W.
Cth St. Phone 45,
Political Announcement
L ook -A nsw er-P rofit
6— Help Wanted Male
W A NTED: Experienced man who
understands trucking nnd m ar
keting. Good opportunity. Address
W. A. Shrcve, S ta r
Route, DoLaud, Fin.
7—Situation Wanted
8—Financial
FOR SA LE: Going, paying busi
ness, nettin g
(ippproximntcly
$100 per month. Unless you have
cold cash do hot nnswer thia ad.
Price low, term s liberal If good
security can be given. Would be
ideal proposition for woman. Ad
dress ‘'B usiness" care Herald.
if you want to hire, be emloyed, rent, buy
opportunities greet • you
t: Effective May 2nd tnv
w City, of Jacksonville
l withdrawn from aorvico
j Sanford nnd Jacksonville,
[ittamer Osceola will leave
I every Sunday, Wodnesj Friday as heretofore. Exi rates of $lO.(round trip )
May 1st.
the Summer m onths the
|line -office will closo a t
iturduy beginning May 6th.
Iamdscnpe Service. Trees, Pnlms^
nnd shrubs. O. Sommerchicld,
Landscape Architect, Nurseryman.
The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th
and 14th.
-----
21—Acreage For Sale
10 ACRES Muck I jumI for Sale.
The SE. 1-4 of the NW. 1-4 of
Section 10 T. 21 S. R. 32 E. Flow
FIB R E Bed-davenport suite for ing well land, undeveloped, for
Living Room only $108. Gilbert- sale at $50.00 per acre. 10 per
McGriff F urniture Co., Orlando. cent discount * for cash. Fred T.
Williams, Sanford, Floridu.
11—Miscellaneous
12—WANTED
a
1. A. TATB.
Invasion Of Apnrlmcnt Ilulldings Along Norih Shore Of
(d ik e M"‘rnienn
ic h ig a n H un C a u s e d
OpposiUon To Hejfln Fljjht
H>
F ra n c is
I..
A rm stro n g
via
daily!
mm
Then
answer the ads—and profit from them!
10-B Plants and Flo went
ucements
Cleveland
Loom
s
. ,
I m f lf tV r O r ir
A i r
As AImportant
TI I |# V
M i l l I* Air
Center Of America
r o u ra x a T A iti.i;
.
I w ith to a n n o u n c e my c an d id ac y . A o
for th e o ffice of c o n stu h le . D i s t r i c t , - * * ®
No. t , Heiiiltliile C o u n t y , M i b j e r l t o ’
t h e will o f t h e v o t e r s l.i ilie D e m o
c r a t i c P r i m a r y o f - J u n o fi,
or sell—look into the section where real
D— Instructions
S L E E P WELL on a Simmons
Jtcnutyrest m attress. Price $39.60, G ilbert-M cgriff F urniture Cq.,
23 E. Church St., Orlando.
.
CLEVELAND,
May 2.— With
In tern a tio n a l N ew s S e n d e e
u Irnns-contlnental a ir service in
S ta ff C u r r c s p o r u l c n t
r u n C O N X T A III.I™
CHICAGO,
May 2.— (IN S )—
I w i s h t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m n lit? m aking and passenger airplane
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e o f t * o n - t- sirvice between Chicago and Cleve Suburbs of Chicago have opened
a n i r , D i s t r i c t No. 4, HetTtlnnle C o u n
ty F l o r i d a , s a i d d i s t r i c t c o m p r i s i n g land, and .P ittsb u rg anil Cleveland buttle on the invasion of a p a rt
e l c t l l n e p r x . l n e t s N o’s, t, t. J, 4. !>, to he inaugurated Into this sum
ment housrs.
Ju. I I , 13. h t l b j r e t t o t h e w i l l o f (bn
v o i e r a In ttie D s i n o e r a t l e P r i m a r y mcr, Cleveland will become un im
Mile n ftc r mile along the north
t o he b i d d o n J u n e Mb. A. D. ) 9 I x p o rtan t air purl
in the U n it'd
V o u r s u p p o r t w i l l tie a p p r e c i a t e d . S tates, it was revealed here.
shore of Imkc .Michigan njiartJ . M. t V t F ) V I O K B I I Y .
Roy Knitbonshuc of I.os Angeles ntent “tow ers;" thin, high, build
pioneer hallonist and national en ings, hove sprung up nnd extended
v o n c o t'N T r HirrrinsiTKJirnBST
r u n m iK n ip rg in e e r of aeronautics, who was to the city litpits and beyond.
• o p I T III.1C I X S T n i T T I O N
1 am a can d id ate for the n fflra
t w i s h t o a n n o u n c e m y c n n d l d n r ) nf S h e r i f f a n d w i l l a p p r e c i a t e s u p here to inspect the local airports
As the result, alarm ed ut the
Tor l b s o f f i c e o f S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o p o r t In t h e J u n e P r i m a c y .
pinna to build dirigibles to carry
l’u h ttr
In stru ctio n
of
S e m in a l
B. K. W A L K B It.
inroaijs
of modern “cliff dwelling"
Id pnatengers from the Pncifie*
C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e w i l l o f tlin
v o t e r s in t h e p r i m a r y J u n e t . T o u r
building, tho quicL suburbs have
‘ConsVlo
New
York
regularly
at
a
s u p p o r t w ill b e a p p r e c i a t e d .
low cost or oporntiem due to u new (prung into rebellion with protests
MAXWELL
m
----ay
~m:u.
^LI,V: ---------ro u jf s T tr r of pkack
1 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 fuel he expects to use.'
,
to the city zoning commission.
F o il C nssT .IIU .g
for re -e lcrtlo ti
to
t h e o f f i c e of
i .P ra rllral Fuel
I w i s h t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m n . l u r l l e e ol t l . e P e a c e , D i s t r i c t No. 4.
Plans are cbing developed for ft
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f l c n o f C o n I t u v l n r h e ld t h i s o f f i c e f o r I t e n r l )
The ftioC obtninctl after till ollit-r
sta b le .
D istrict
No. t . Scnilni.** t w o j e a r s u n t i l
the
d i s t r i c t wan
tig
h t hnrlor against
ap a rt
C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , s a i d D i s t r i c t c o in - m e r g e d I n t o t h e F o u r t h D i s t r i c t I ingredients'|have been taken from
and l‘npnrtmcni^y-hotels".
p r i s i n g F l e c t i o n F r e c l u c t s N o ‘». I. feel J u s t i f i e d In n sH Ittg t h e v o t e r s oil, lias been found by California ments
7. 3 t. 9. Ill, I I A 17, s u b j e c t t o f o r t h . - i r s u p p o r t oti m y p r e v i o u s
t h e w i l l of t h o v o t e r s In t h e D o m n - r e c o r d a s J u s t to* o f t h e P e n c e ntld engineers to be'prnctleal for’av ia j Eighty zoning officials, represent*
e r s t l r P r i m a r y t o b e h e l d o n J u n e p l e d g e m y b e s t e n d e a v o r s t o nlVe tion
purposes, Knnhenshu? said. j ing towns from W aukegan, northMli. A It. F.tlK.
a ll t l i e p e o p l e a s q u a r e d i a l w i t h
The Californiati stthl he content- west community, to Michigan City,
Y our s u p p o r t w i l l b e a p p r e c i a t e d , l i f i n e t e a ll a m i s t r u t a d h e r e n c e
A. I». i A r t i e ) S M I T H .
plates building a dirigible slightly
t o t h e Is we.
\f W . lAlVIXtsm aller than the Los Angeles. It i fur southeast in the famous Dunes
T O T i l K Y O TF.lt 3 O F H K M tA O l.K
rouN TY
will Vc 130,feel in length and 78 d istrict,, have mapped ««t "w plan
r u t i t i.io iK o f c a l l i t
r * VjL
*
1 wish t o a n n o u n c e m y a e l r an n
I, h e r e b y u n t t o u n r e m y c ntidfdac.y
c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e s t a t e l e g i s l a t u r e f o r e t e r k of t h e • ir*'tllt c o u r t s u b feet in diam eter to he propelled by »»f can jmijrn.
Lump Xn<li\Idunlity
In g r o u p 2, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u b j e c t t o I bn w i l l of t h e v o t e r s III four engines. The air liner .will
je c t to th e
D e m o cra tic
1 'i l n i a r y tin* t n n i o o r a i i c p r i m a r y t o tie h e ld
_.
Each sep arate community, tlm
J u l i e 0. A. I)., 192$. a n d w i l l nbUte J u n e *'* I w i l l a p p r e c i a t e v o u r liavij u capacity (pf 1,500,000 etiblr
by r- s u i t s o f s a m e . I c o r d i a l l y s o l supp'd t
ibude
fre
in
carrytiRC
.suhui'Unnltcjf.
‘ipeiri, m ust retaiti
ic it s o u r s u p p o r t .
it a c o n n
jin s i c n ^ f T s t o c a r r y t h o u s a n d s o f
20—Miscellaneous For Sale
J II I.YI.KS.
its individuality. Buildings which
ro ll i n r v r \ u n n i H s n i \ i : i i i pmimls nf vxjiiv&h and mail.
i tu t r u t s t \
j i n u t:
are must he planned to accomo
i m i *«11 | «i iin n o itu c f i t h a t I a i n a
SEMINOLE felt innttressna, nb.
2 0 0 Trl|»H Y e a r l y
I h c r i by a n n o u n c e m i c a n d i d a c y cntaiU lult' f o r lit** hi fli t* u f 4 ni*f >
solutcly guaranteed, $18, (111- f<tr r« -.dc. |lot, to tlo* office of r*iinmitos|on»*r fr*»i?i iMnirb'l No
J Kuahcnshui* declared th at one »f date one tenant. Even "duplexes;”
bcrt-M cG riff Furniture Co., O r I'oiiniy .Indite ot Seminole i ‘oiiniy, Htlhjf |'l |(l I ht «| Cl*inll.lt'It nl t Ji*' \ Hi - tin* cnntcni|datd
ojicrat- houses which contain npartm ents
Florid t. Mibjeel to the w ill of the * i> in t h e tVm iH 'i ajUc l* u itia t> t "
lando.
for two families, would lie banned
inu
200
trip
s
yearly,
and
currying
Dellloeral
le
Voters
ol
Seinlinde
l « h i hi nil J llim .‘III. A. I *
«• » ■
i _■ ■ ——
,
Lm
m•Nttilll >, In the I •<itiiu i'hI le I'tlnmi y
by their plan.
H
i .onu
jn
puHKcnjrcrH
each
triji
would
pay
FLORENCE Oil cifok Stoves are election t >- be held .tone oil, | Si’S.
From Evanston north to W au
r o l l i*oi* \ tv
or
nil costs. The const to const fure
.IAS i: S l t .M t O N
absolutely guaranteed. Gilbert*
kegan, it fs disclosed, communities
TAXKS
will
be
$260
which
Includes
meals
McGriff F urniture Co., Orlando,
1 w ln h *.o a n n u u n ? . t u t b s p e u p l*
rim
m
A ssgssun
are firm ly opposed to ap artm en t
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"W hile we feel th at wo are •
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of d pc. and up, depending on the ll*l 1 »l n i i t •*il*Mn* f *1 Iff «• V4
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character of the loan, constructioi. tf-r* * 1 l 4 11■Nf \ N|*1
(IN S) —A moh nf 250 women
of i l l s v o t e r * In t h e D e m o c r a t i c I.
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P r i m a r y t o l*r b o ld III J u l i e .
and location of buildings,
und a few men which gathered ut zoning cinmission of W innctka
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the shudyside coal company’s Mull- which drew up a set of ordinances
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7 W. Clnncli St., Orlando,
ton Hollow mine, near Bridgeport, under which that community now
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I iio iio fc.i 1 1
mg in lejiiitts receiv 'd here.
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ami those are the people wc want
property.
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up
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Ol ■c h i l e d
it. r tiiob) w ii.r o x .
• Baldwin M ortgage Co.,
entirely of women, reports say, and in the suburbs.
T. W L AW TON
"Newlyweds and teachers, of
See our local Counsel,
r o t i i f . v o t k i i * n r * t:% ti> nt.ic
r n u r i . F . i i u o p r i n c i ' i r r n r n T they attem pt d to prevent workers course, require apartm ents,
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S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida.
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partincuts, hut they must be anf
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I 'lf itr li't No I. M|l*Jm*» l o t h e d»*
hove stores."
cltolnn « # Uio vnt»TH In tin* l»«nnf** j e d t o t li e d e c i s i o n iif t li e D e m i - scale ns it wage basis. Many p er
Desire of real e s ta te men to
• l a t h 11»I»n ar v t*> !»•* It* li| o n J u n e c r n l l e v • i s m n f H e m ltio le C o u n t y .
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the
vicinity,
however,
are
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Klee
Penm inent W aving—lovely n atu r :.th, A. i»
err file a demand for suburban rg*(loll
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IIOsT* IN STKUIoK.
al perm anents as low as $5.00
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union" movement whose lender. tempted encroachments, by tho
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John Brnphy, of Pennsylvania, zoning men. rath er than a demand ’
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I b e re l.j uiin o u n c e im c n m lld a ry
asserts th at miners should not re
I T T U I I N F.Y
- til.' o f f i c e o f coriM .iMc, l U n l r l c t
| l o 'i e i i r l u l. u t l j i - i n e t b o d of ufi- turn to work until all operators already existent’.
22—Heal Kutaie To ICxchango
m j Ii J i c t to t h e W ill i f Die v o t e r .
PriiccKsiou |J( Towers
u o u n c l n * my cSBiltd.icy
for
ttie
•II J u n e I.
have agreed to the Jacksonville
o f f i c e ol C o tir.tv P r o n c c u t i i u r A t t o r
■ X 1 N I .A W .
They see, in the future, a soli I
WILL TRADE ocverul well 1o‘ lice,
subject
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P o m o e r n t l c scale.
procession of towers Oxtcrfiling in
P rim ary.
I w ill
u p p rc i'la lo u n y
cated lots in Sanford ns part
F o il j t s T i r i ! « f n i t e r ,
M i p p o r t r i v e n m o 1• v (lie p e o p le
to the quiet .surburhnn communi
n u t n is riitt t n o . f im 'h
payment on farm land. Price must
SEEKS EJECTION
T il l " is t o o iin .j u n .- r m y c n tu lld irc y a n d . i n s u r e I t u m , If e l e c t e d , w i l l
ties, and m arching out along th?
ho right. Adress P. O. Box 431, f o r J u s t i c e o f tlie I ' u i r , iM s t r l c l l il v r I n I lie d u t i e s o f i b u o f f i c e m y
No. 4, s u b j e c t t n t b c w i l l of t h e var> h e s t s e r v l c r e
Sanford, Florida.
BOSTON.
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Already t h e . n . g c - t m n
ford, L u k e
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for i e - e l e c t Inn t n llie n f f l n a o f a h e r - B e e n Tuft.4 Bull Re, of l amltriilgc,
th e ab o v e d lslrlc t.
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If o l c c t e d , I p r o m i s e a n
b o n r s t Iff u f Ki tiiln u ln C o u n t y s u b j e c t t o from the Daughters of the A m er rciiili'iice oiit-iile I’b* city limits.
Hia
voter* la th e
I b r i e b y iinni'Uiii-c n o c a m i l i l a c ) iitisliiesH-II h e
High real c d n tr values, it id
ad m iiilM ru tlo n
f r e . ’. h e a e i l 'ii o f
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m e d i l l i j o m r l i c . t lix m n c rii l ie p r i m a r y t o tie h e l d n e a t ican Revolution, followin'? tin* non clan ini, h ate mailc it inrrensingly
c u lt C o u rt m ih je il
tn th e will
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t h e v o t e r s ut t h e D e m o c r a t i c I’r l - flee.
to to sirt
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r e a p e r ( f u l l y youTS,
n i n r y o n J u n e fi. 197*.
6. it. HAND.
the organizatiiln.
O P. H F I t N D u N .
i the city nml ilu* apft' l .lent imusea.
D. I . T H I t A . S l i r . l t
Owners are
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FO II JF H T IC K OF M tA C K
(Legal Notices)
(LcRal Notices)
r a n s iir iiif k
iim rn irT no. fo ph
jiriee*. iiit.l resent 'it.l .umej* iliul
I h e re b y a n n n u n r a m y s e lf ns .
I h e reb y n n n o u n e a my c n u d ld ary
c a n d i d a t e f o r s b n r l f f o f S e m l n u l . f o r J u s t i c e of I ' . n c e o f f i l s t r l c t No i n t i i i : e n t e t t r c m k t o f t i i u in t i i i : t:(ii n r o r t iif . chi ntv I revent ihen* a.lling.
TAVUNTA
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J I I I I C T AL
C ounty su bject
to
t h e a c t i o n of f, P i j h j r r t f** t h»* d ^ i h l M i uf t h r
J l 'I M I U .
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CHI M l ,
A city "f ti[tat inrni Imililings
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the
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ill, A D 192*. v r c n n i l
Hie H'*n
If you want merchandise of any kind—
Colored cnrtoor.ist wants work.
A lbert Slann, 20B W. t»th St.
r o l l T itle I.U E lH .A T tT lH
S u b j e c t t e t(ti> n |i p i n u c h l n |T t l f m n c rattr P rim ary , 1 h ereby announce
m y c a n d 'd a c y
for
th e llo u s o of
l l c l t r e a e i i t a l l v e s uh ii m e m b e r o f
i l r o o p I.
If n o m in a t e d t p led g e
m y b r a i e f f o r t s In b e h a l f o f t h e
p eo p le o f S e m in o le C o u n ty .
The
c r y i or n e e d o f t h e p e o p l e o f F l o r i
d a le T a x I t e l l e f , e s p e c i a l l y r e d u c
t i o n o f l o c a l t a x e s . T h i s . In iny
o p i n io n , c a n tie e f f e c t e d
by
an
e q u ita b le
dln trltiu tlo n
of
the
present
five
cent
g a so tln s
tax
am nnir th e s t a t e R o a d D e p a r t m e n t ,
S c h o o ls . E o u n t l n n n d C l t i e a,— p a r .
t l r u l n r l y t h e C o u n t t r s a n d C ltle a .
If h o n o re d by
the
n o m in atio n 1
prnmlK o t o d e v o t e a l l t h e e n e r g y
and m p erln n ra th at
I
p o e te s s to
nccom pU sh t h a t end.
R. W . PICA It M A N , J r .
Politico! Announcements
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OIL COOK STOVE: lnrge size: 2»—Wanted Ileal Estate
t> ACE Springs are nbsolfirst clns.i make. Good condition.
[ guaranteed to please. Gil- Low cash price. Telephone 175.
How to make things grow in Sem
SkGriff Furniture Co., 23
inole County
llarth St . Orlnndo.
15— A purtm ent For R ent
Of all booklets and folders got
|)TEW s t r e e t a d d r e s s i s 2 3
ten out to acquaint other sections
ROOMS:
Furnished. of the country with the exception
Church St., Gilbert-Mc TH R EE
Hath, hot-wnter heater. Down al fertility nnd adaptations of
Ifcmitunt Co., Orlnndo.
stairs. Good location. Rent renson- ' Seminole lands I have not seen
Ittsti'J fur glasses by Dr. able. Call H31-J.
one Ihut gave the "New Neigh
Opposite c o u rt House.
bor" a practicable prescription as
to—how to begin—and then—
cr Granmln Dry G inger
);»!! 70a. I’rompt Delivery. THREE ROOMS with hath and ivlint to do next.
garage. Furnished. Mrs. A. K.
It is natural that any man ta k
CDLCING I/m g's I'ure Fork Powers, 1(17 W. Ninth nr Library. ing upon himself the burden and
risk of his first crop, in a new
»ft, 117 MngnoTla Ave.
place, stands
alm ost atrenihle
i| And Found
UNFURNISHED rooms. 3 1 1 throughout tin* growing season,
E lm Ave.
constantly debating with himself,
: A good opportunity to get
‘'Did I do the right thing at the
Iresult r hv not using 'Hie
311 right lim e?"
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UNFU
RN
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ED
ROOMS.
ICUi-itU'd" Ails to fill your
Therefore, pursuant to my es
Elm Ave.
*
lCall 14? toi an experienced
tablishing ii Realty Hureuu this
FOUR
ROOM
APARTMENT. fall would like lo have the exper
Never been occupied. Frigidniro. ienced farm ers cl loose a crop nnd
MXl! genuine Kiddie
set forth, step by step, the opera
at liilbert-M rGriff Fur- Apply Milauly’s Shoppe.
Cfl„ 2:i East (’hurrh St., FOR REN T: Ad epnee under this tions from secd-hed to car-door.
Do pot hesitate about thi-* even
classification. You’ll find it rensonuhlo and get real results. Call if your hands have n little muck
tlomohilcs
or cnsccticide u|Hin them.
I IH for an ad taker.
Developing Seminole into a fullm m u fi
317 Park spread Paradise w no one-man
A
partm
ent
for
rent
at
fct car- ami Qrnhuin truck*,
job, hut the "M anyr can do it, and
Ave. Plume 859—J.
ima IJtli. Street l'honc 3.
th a t for tho enjoym ent of !h.SINS t row AN Co. Auto Small garage apartm ent. Cal] 251. "Many."
F or brad development the clear
or and sheet metal works, Modern
furnished
apartm ents.
ing
of new land will lie neresasry
ch Avenue. Phono 710-W.
F r i g i d a i r e ; M u r p h y s te e l k iteh -and- vnn lim e made u new land
on: C a r a f e :
.‘x r e l l e l u r - m , t g ti b u r *
IIITS-M AllMON
"produce quickly" write an artlcla
hood: re n t v ery reaso n ab le.
P ark
[.Word Automobile Co.
upon, "How to tre a t New laind"
A p a r t n u n t s , N o . 5. P h o n o 8 1 8 — J :
uolift Ave.
Phone 137.
nnd a fte r it, "How to luy Tito."
W hat is now well known to you,
NICE
l
A'
FURNISHED
apurt'inc.ss Service
men'ti with nil modern conven anil inny seem too simple to men
tion, may he n m ystery to n tnnn
t Nipper. sign* of ull kinds. iences Phone 70 1 Call at 318 Pal
just coming to Seminole. With
m
etto
Ave.
[ISudani Paint & Wall Paper
lhose sure footings before him, in
14—Uuomn Without Hoard
llie quiet of his home, he can esti
m ate and plan his project, and
H. A. HALVERSON
Spread weekly rntes at Sanford’s
carry it through successfully. ,
I* painting, interior decora
hnae-like hotel. Ker.dnole Hotel.
Your
practical
experiences,
ting Phone 432 W.
then, given to the New Crowd, or f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h o O ffice iif
f i 'n d n u t s .
—Apari men 1 For Rent
, u n t i l , t - o i n i l ) J u i l s - of Kcnilnol*'
n f ( '. i n n t v C o m n il e » t» r t r r fr< ill
F t I I I .I t' 4 T I H N .
DE1JY F. i I Y b y
nur
ow.
to the distant Inquirer will be ns u C o u n t y P m e r r u t l n t c A t t o r n e y eul>- H l a t r l c t N o 4. a u li j c c t (■• ( b e d»- T i l l :( t l St uTrA. l Tt E «»l*
t y, I ' l n r l t t a . I l l s D u a l t - m i n.
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be neat but inexpensive, its p u r-, f i r e o f F u t i l-i vt y C
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THE ^RATEBR
N EW aPA PEH In
F lo rid a ’s
Generally fair
nesibjV prti-’Cdrd ^7,
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S
afternoon or tbrught
In extreme northeast portion.
H e a rt.
Mid's G rcn to a l V « w W * .
. i u RI cHcs I G a rd e n D in d
S A N y Q R D F lJ Q lU P A . T U E S D A Y . M A Y 1 , 1 0 2 3
XIX
OVATION S h v iflC
1 6 Persons Drown
When Skiff Sinks
C o t l V ^ f l t i o f l O pB TlS
EYES FOCUS ON
Dawes Delegates
Probe Committee
•'r,
OILMAN SAYS
WASHINGTON. May
11X S ) _Vice-President Dawes
UNIONTOWN, l»u.. May 1.
today selected a committee of
— (IN S )—Caught in the rush
five senators tc conduct an
ing flood water# of the Mononvcstltfation of the campaign ex
gnhela Uivcr near Masontnw’n
penditures of nil candidates for
the Presidency. Appointment oi
early toduy, six pci sons were
MIAMI. 1‘lw., M..y , . - , l N 8 > - j | D u n b „ M Bor
drowned when their frail skiff
the committee was in compli
H arry Sinclair Tells
ance with the resolution passed
was sunk hy a floating log.
OC T h r e e l ’ rin ciby
the
Senate
yesterday,
di
Two others 'were saved. Mils
.Senate Inquiry In to — recting the Investigation. Those
ito iitb Caddis, 2 0 .. n ^ i M ! ,
^Hven MokesHwi Sfffclici', unil five negroes, in
Teapot Dome Scan
appointed were: Senator Fred
eluding a mother anil her two
erick Stclw rr (R> of
dal All About Deal
Senator Porter Dalo IU ) ot
children, a man and a boy lost
•
* —
Vermont. Senator W. I I - W *
their lives, while Mary Caddis,
itnce.ni
Mnster ( It > of South Dakpta,
1R, n sister o f one o f the vic
ncssed bv approximately
»•>» here to mnkc^ldng?Jin te « » t
Result
Important
Senator A. NY. Unrkloy (l>) of
tim
s,
swnni
a
half
mile
in
the
1
-’-t—t
Kentucky.
Senator Sdn»
raging waters before reaching
Itratton (D) of New Mexico.
passed E le c tio n W ill IH’U’rm tn o Tht?
shore. Robert Kennedy, ferry.
A#
the
marching
units
of the God#" in Rjfcnync Routethe massive, reviewing stands.
trap, wax dragged from the
C h a n c e s S m ith H a s O f M nkB a r o n V on H u cn efelri A lm o st
ft
Millionaire Operator
they- •• saluted
the
Imperial
Water unconscious whilo the
u (irn tle A t H ou 'ston M col
L o s e s M onocle D u rin g L \ The day w a x ......of ficnrltd ac- Potentate pud his divan with
cider Gaddis girl sunk exhaust
c ite m e n t O f B e in g K iss e d Duty. and street v .r- mui ether strains of “ Dixie" “Suwaneo Uiv
ed nftor making n desperate ef
_____
iraflic wo# token «>ut oi thu down
cr", “ Maryland, My Maryland",
fort to' keep up with her sister.
NTW YORK Mnv 1.—<IN S)— \town -e it.m entirely, completely and ather southern airs. It took
Democratic history in (
[Governor
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„*i,in capitulating to the Shrinera who
hours- ToiT the page in \ Y Uu. nosMblo the aec-i__ . . _
cl >i
,
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Tired out by the greet ,rK' pt\’ [ j rBJ„u. ju.,P from all purls of the more than four hour#- tor. mix- m;(“ * y
rt" ;f Woo.ln-vv Wilson. And 1p / x i y i p f D A l l D I ( I N S )
- *'" T
given them bv the admiriti * mi
United States, Canada and Cuba. mni'chei ... p » * h tlm
twelve years
years [«««..
later, . iDento
Huns of New Yotk City. Huron
The address of welcome was
S c a g i . with a delegation o f '[ t«dny. twelve
lr ^ lL O N b u I jO O
l l K U U i |ie c o n t ly a c q u itte d a t th o T e a •vos arc again focused on
Gunther Von lluenrfeld. Captain ■BjVPl, |JV Govcrmu John W- M »n ,n tj.f.uft l« i in attendance, while the I cratu eye#
are again
p o t D om e o il t r ia l , to d a y told
Herman Kochi and Major Jam es in «lio Olympic Theater building. Sl.de of Illinois was best repre[Miami flu b w o m a n hntl
t h e S e a a t o O il Im im r y t h a t h o
1 l-itzmauure,
Filzmnurice, slept
cx»wd
rtet nt th e la te W illia m
S h rnners.
ers. lie
He
supt soundly
S.-U.II..J early while another great
, ,, i*
. Item* th _e ' -entx,! with tt.OOtt Shr
W ilh in A p p ro p ria u u n a * »■ re c e iv e d 5 7 5 7 .6 0 0 o f th e C o n today in the Ititz-Cor »«.n, The> ,d m Buyfroni ! ,g
j luP7. 1cm b,. „f the interest in the elect- par:
Urvnn. la st
n lu h t
W a rsh ip C on st ru c tio n A n d t in c a t a l T r a d ln i! C o n « .a a y »
Galifomia today, the candihad r e t i r e d l a t e la s t night, fatigued traditional caM to p i .»>«« t> •
of ( Tvde J Webster as outer
K c p a ir T o B e B o s is O f P r o b e
her firs t hid f o r th e
.Iucies' of""the "thtree princlpnl con$ 3 , 080,000 lib e r ty b o n d alu au
hut happy after one of the wildeit *,n William V.
'
ud- , BU.,n | the only contested position
of S e m in o le C o u n ty
celebrations of welcome ever aeAmong threw -ch^hHcjl ^
J ^
mi.,.u „B „f lh,. Imperial :,.,u in t. for llw Democratic I r e * -, WASHINGTON, Mny 1— (IN S )
i.lentinl nomination clash head-on,
C o lleclttr T e lls corded heroes by Nov I t i political m a s s m e e tin g C o u n tv T a x
1,11 '* l *u
.
,- Sewell, 'Council, Detroit came strong w ill re the polls. Nowhere else have | The navy today faced a new
S in c ln ir told o f h o ld in g th o
n
r
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g
T
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it
W
ill
G
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THev planned not to leave the session are Mayor K
(lament S p r in g s .
f , nere.sionnl investigation as « bonds for five or six years and ot
Potentate 1 It baud and chanters.
Smith,
lived
and
Walsh
met
i«
S o m e O f T h o s e -W h o F a ile d
1 shortly
• Iwfore
• eleven of Miami, Imp* nai
(little co m m u n ity h o u se •
hotel •until
ml. a clrnrcpt test; nowhere elw re-lilt of f a i l l e of navy yards to turning them over in the la st ten
T o Q u a lify A n o th e r C h a n ce
o’clock
when
they
vciv
pay
siin foril-O rlam lo Hoa*l
l,:l.e the voters hretv given sm h a I : . - . within appropriation# for days to the Sinclair Crude Oil pur
i’ark
m opportunity for pr*-fer.-me ■- warship construction and repair. chasing Company. H e B>rn d clitkcJ to stdilding-room-only i Voters in Seminole County who * visit to n e w s p a p e . ofnccs in I a to
■
.
How
At
goon
they
were
i
>
pivM on: and nowhere d.J> has »■1’ > Aroused by requests for new ap troyed all records he had kept of
■the tint of the eundidntea
have neither i.gistered n..r paid ^ [;u),-lrei|#uij building in Wall
,-..nt. st betxveen Dus » ’>•* be*-n propriations for modernization ul the bonds. Sinclair said he. turned
|tcj the overflow went out
am| j,|aie a wreath on the
mnrke.1 xvith
old-fasl.mned j
Iiattb-ship-' Oklahoma and Ne tlm bond# over to lit# company
,ncrih and even down to the t!u*ir poll taxca ean do both bemling t Washington Mattie. Fairly this
vada and onitplct »*•!. *'f the sub onfy after ho wns acquitted here.
|b fiont of the building i tv.ecu now and May It*,
pulitteal fighting
and politi- marine \ t. m.-mbeis
rail at the ofDei x. h rntie’ b-adei
the House
tthtv -lapped nmst|Uitoc# in ntinmineul bv Attorney Geneial, afternoon they will
Tho Board of Director# of tho
.*.-. the t’aliatre
generally
e"U-i*tei
|V,S
T l-e ruling flee •>/
®riliA
N'axnl A t tail Committee launelii for ih ,,po. Utility to hear • ' . r .
i n v e r t - 1 Sinclair Crude Oil uompunj
Company acfoi-oiu
primary
today,
a#
it
ai.
.
,
and
tonight
they
will
be
the
gm
-t*
0»ci and the other t-an.ll.
L ,__
; and tonig
e,| the ni'iu-un-rit f..r tin
eepted the bonds a t a meeting K
nays that person# who have noi
|)onor ui a banquei tendered
t|„. I Icmoi-rats, ns the nm-*.
(iprak.
I held in the last ten days. Sine
i
of till- vear
Georgia, nisi, told of lending 5100,000
Otteu drew repented np- • paid their poll taxes ma> register i |hcm j,y th,. » »ty at the Hotel Com*
1;.
t.
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t
D)
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t
, J....X.I deal more- >• Ot dak
fp.in ilu- audience during when paying them at the office of mol]orr
S c e n e O f Sn m ltn o A tta c k In
member " f
securities to Will II- Hays, form ed "
In C ivil C y m tio n v r v r lo r m - 1 ui, ... rely tin 2* di-legnt.
< • i ul. u ; minority
|.a |n/. M ini’H o p n rtsA n n th cr
Today was the General lh.iv"
ilm and deliberalo uddress. the county tnx eollecUir. I’et*» ,n"
Committeo Chairman
l that a<! I Republican <
,...
niutitee.
nnnomu
td A t C ity Hull At C a iim s |e Houston U"IIX.-nt O-tt
S
.C
it
i/
.cn
lliisB
et’it
M
issed
‘ I'e
Ittn.wd the need for u-isis'. win* have already paid their poll- ^ on Huenefeld's lhnry--ix.li btrl tavy ynr.ls |....
n.xit* l'#'
andI now
czar of moviexlotn, t'»
n,re
..I
in
.
harge
"
f
the
navy
I. mo lie) ends prolmbty. t |(Mpi,
i irtiItur.* ..I' 1-T.u id-i taxes or who are exempt eautiot dux ami lie p'.iinned I" ' •I' l.i.iu- i
before the help him cover his slock m arket
l
, \N NF S
l-’i an. >• May
„ |i. x w h e t h e r Gov. AI >»*..tli vv,.u|,| be summoned
IM TH Tit fAHF./AS. Nl< AHA
all tl-i . K\|K-rinient hta- register nft.-r Ap.il
J"»-» •’ by cutting a large . al.c "•«'> ' ''n >
(INS* Mi.-in.'I Arl.-n the «• ’ *H '
InjfbL'H. Sinclair says Hay# rcp aii
.
..luiitiltcc
tinw**ek.
tn| it pi-o.ivlive tariff are .liukins. county tax collector, tins six candb- at In- hotel tin - a lu -r t ,i; \. .Max I t INS) •' ' ‘■.-owl xxa- hi...lied by civil ccre-inooy !
t \-,-w York . rea ts •n -'1' Ult.' tin
tieii
’
r
e
ex
peeled
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him later.
Th,. i
. xutien lit ll.m -toi.. or Wlie\uieri. are einpl"\<d i" tto
” (",.unt'-s- Atlanta Mereuti at I'nx
lit tin tilings she advocate- morning said he had it'd been ad
“ Mr. Hays had lost some ntooey
-..upte.l wi,11, a drive in the Sennle
,
his
remil
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Pis
I’
district
xvlnxh
were
11.ill
today.
They
will
hax.
a
hit farm.. “We must eiieour- vised peisoitally by tile attorucj
police goalded the -Mil. «»< t|1'
t, . ! initiate the Da’linger Amcn.l- in the’ market and he came to me
I„
made
rockv
otal
fiHed
"
it
>
r,
lignum
.
rn-mony
tmiu'ireiw
|the ii,an sith the boo just a* gm eral, but that be l.elleved the I rivers this morning t" m-'ke " ie raided by ■k.mlii." t« -P # "
in. iu. requiring •lght r f lb new for 5100,000," said Sinclair. I don t
|1. f. i tin.laid.- 1. 1' t et Among those present w:,s Ih. l
a, xi. mu-: eni'ourage tie- . r*tllng folloxved bis understanding they were not ill.-t ill bed I hex hn'1 Uvxed today to be u P " * « " ' ‘
I.. I.,. .-iiii-trueted. from know whether I gave him it all in
lull,*t.
iotIn
•- st.■pne.till r till- Ini old Mr■ ill. Pas lil-ell ni >1
. i -re
I nil, si., g.dl ball," she said ' of the statute.
*t'*'
i.on.I.CUO
naval program securities or not bill l helped hmi.
been out «piit<- laic. ha\ on: t ikeii the hand..
iu
.•unp
\,
XXIll-Ill
U-i-oy
Fdgar.
.1
New
s.x.-dl-li
la"’k
ii \ tm wuni 1ur v. •
|Niti»n'- Interest Needed
H a n 1 lohnson.
'
The following i. a ruling s"l»-1 in n performance
,,|>n.
•limn
I think the securities were used a *
I,nlu/. |v. rk
ill,- l-i ' 'i'tle
1
i ec .1 •• tin sympathetic m- , united by Attorney General Dayi«: wick Vi Huge I o il. - last t '-Id . L. .•1*1 i •MtploN 4*«l 1*1 lb
margin to cover his account on tha
I
....
.it<*-»
nr
warship
construe
\il.-n
a
n
d
tb*c
m
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of tin i nine Unted State? , 1 ed .r Section S U , Hex
M tie. xxh -ccteted bileself •dm ■ •JJ x e a r s ..f a g e . ui......... <-*1 t *«. u I',* .lilt
(-en-t and also the Sha.ke}
market. I .ater he returned them to
l
l
private
ship
yard#
b“vc
mid Mib-xHpiei tlx
uliil *f •• ii.ull’er
ct-sir. it l-lorida wants .-tats., person aie entitled t " P' prize fight a. Made.....
u
Itlg the laid
engagement sOXx'ial monib x ago
,!
upon
th**
situation
.
<»
n,1‘
me.”
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mode Ins way here, ha- " ' " " , ' , '..unless Meieilti i- half Ain.-U- ..r r"iic ' | b per
aid 11- in Hie government, c is l.r bef.de the Tax Collector
,v
their
pi-opfal
virtunlly
“The
same
securities?”
“
I,
can
New Y* ',B b ,
it—
.1, The 'i'ies'.,fm mark left when paying their poll luxe; .
<,U.\t the theatre there- « 'i-. > "cs that- an A m er.nn mimed Mean, I- <n llei pi.ronU are. dlvon-ed. A
4llU' not s n y - at any rule ho
at..1 .•lifnue go\, rnment
the
acting superintendent ot tin- ,..a ii.l sxii x-tvlng through llu- Hi gr«
muni- -d millions of perfit*
Under Section HI4, pcrwus are of “speech!" ••xp-.’i-elt!"- ;»*' *
U
del* gate-, instead "! the net
to me tho same amount.
W eto
v,
ms
Hit
v
have
lie.
:i
dlViined
t
i
l
l
j
tin
Scutum1
Mhir.
:**
i»ii«MtU#
>ia •!-.«
,,f (xv,, years ag •
- the flyers had t • niuhi ” l,r“ '
inla.
’I
lu
t
fa
t
b
r.entitled to pay their P<>1)
tn
there
any
bonds
m
Uio
5100,000
'
"tury
of
the
N'nvv
Wilbur
n
i.
li e parents ..f the bred.- away fiuu.^
.|..|,tiM»n rni.l the I-'b '• '
.1 I. fore they can j order to vote in the Primary nl talk m which tb> y gain . spies e.i
dee|N'st Mi tuficiiiic. . t
, Led (Congress A" incrrtnxo you gave Hay#?” ' I think -ao bat
giirib-u a- iiu< un-lerutamliiig o f . cay time on or before, the second their appreciation ,1 |i„. ixv.laim xxas .|x iin.iiiteil and wrx-.k.o bx the .•.-reinony
, 'h i t . zed eo#t "I tniMlcrn- I can't remember." "W as th a t boI'.iuiit Mereuti and In
|>re-mit l.v Id?' *»PP M. tit > ire xx>11 a • bis .
rebels
on
April
JY.
He
aid
I a-ml- •>( this r t
the
a
t
I Faturdnx in the
«»’•»
11
tlint
lu
ll"
would
la
-nth preceding nctordcd tlmfi Th
battlesliip* Oklahoma fore or ufter you turned $200,000
x
x
if.luixe
b.-ell
living
at
their
x
illa
supporter-,
"•'• I'
ntmn tne that ll. ad h ft here last
it dt-i>-l"|i| it nl of iualiid w a t-j
,|„\ ,,f such cleetif.n. wlneli tins confuted by H'*
in l-'lore-nce
It w.n there that loiiiiilaine.t 11 1 ugh tut the rest *'f .. ,'v..vadn ........ fUt.lRO.OOO to in bonds over to binr for the Re
|tl
ui-fields
but
bad
m
t
leiui d fot
j . jml *h>- dredging of deep
„ ul ? t;ii • ■"tix e iMax I'-'lb.
tli,. t'ountess met Arbn txxo year# : I
nildmr.ee gave them "I v-> r‘
remem
prim al"
ui sino*. . lohtreon
:,*10(1.00(1. H'' also asked that publican P a rty ? " " I
the coasts of the.1, >-n< means
been lieaid *’ •—
, ,
..ii Sin ii•' niooi- ...re lioiizat'u.ii for th.- Mibinnrinc ber."
Sel'lion Hit
and o.tifuaod when « gre"W
Arleii. xxbo i- nil \rmeoian I 1. IIS It W"id I
M" V . , stat'd be h. l .x . d Head bad fall _ up..
and wliose real name i- K.mix "ii- i .1 ino pra« t a -'lx |.\ a. •l.iinUt t"l<
ly ehoru* gir’# prnr.<-<i " ,l ' "
Sinclair testified in low tones.
\ | nit**ady iinniissioticd. be m,
gii into th. bands of i. *’«"d ••
•piTi.oii:i' foe
ili-.'i- liaibors will .it lo g tiii...
injin ii . »ui. piexioii-lx
egistralion box and slioxvereil them « ' *> '
Si.,500,' He appeared very nervous, rub
r
tin
. i" U-i' fir t ball"'
,
ri'u.-ed
ftolll
fd.«H
W
.«M
H
I
t
ml
huixlrcil
rflwls*
i
t-i1
**1
4
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landthat
even
attev
bi'.keli In a' ted be. inre' lie bad fall
(fri'iirilx
I.-.| fof the
S C X l._ .
,.
111.* npp. ire i*i - I I i • i m
bing a handkerchief between him
hooka dose, as provided I" SwttJ.m and kisars. The IMn*.. »1^
■,* ill... mg tow aid • a -a V '••ga
ouu
.sl to win 11" lintid o{ Mi AioIn x
: if fu.-l oil to support Floiiwill
ifi.roia
l.atwy
\i-W
hands. “What did you know_about
:;)“.
under
Section
TFI
person#
bis
monocle
in
tb
•
"
Slve
George
H
Marshall,
of
Emory,
a
N.-xx
York
b.->i
ceiniiig Industrie#, she beIt b
a
,.,ix their poll taxes on or bx lote When they left
the Continental
York nssistaoi managet "> tin married Grand Duke Inoutri. "l fn -* definite -i t i'a*
. ,a !
re ill nix uni . Ire ■ ...... dt *pn ■
Mudisoll Square t.areb-n
l.i.luz MidiMill b. I ev.d t» hi Russia
....... ...........................................
• r T . w ^ . r f i?M- - K K S ||,Ulld new jackets were .- ac.il•‘I
> ^ tr ^
en h#w ™
The In ale’s luothc, is now Ibn "Pitot,t-nl- 11*1" |«-| exx. d a- non and
in the hands of the relW'l*. '* *
! *«"■'
- ■ » > . i |itr 'M MHi.!i i
...-I"..ttr— Pm- Tr r po
to guarantee I t ? ” "I did not guar
niu'yt-'
Vim—HHii’iT
~l
will,
piiWIItT.
rord
ng
to
n «»-...a.x*.
; M*tii r ....... ..... .
.
,
•I* lur < g re sisi.m il lllfltrcl
dint re;'
Y-ollecto.
xvb, re she
antee the company,” Sinclair re
At the Carden they " "
vuilnlde lie IS alNc and saf. but .-bateau neat G.-nexi
»>iai and dincu.-x# the p a rti-1 ' '
|n(es
with
Ini
birebaod,
ire Aus Senator Tf» Appear
plied. "1 signed a guarantee th a t
.
no authentic word lure been re
. troduccd from th*- J"'K
>
t la tab . f the county xvith the (
trian diplomat attached to the
it would carry out it# contract.
!
darmne
voiced
Joe
"m
np
.
.
)
b
‘
ceivcd
sinehe
-cot
a
message
•b Sin- Mm, spoke of her plan j
Here For Hathaway r-oUK'l HOUSE. At.HAN) , N. A. My company didn't have to pay
I .cog in- of Nation#. Connies- Meiwell known immune, t.
two days altci he wire captured xali muw hei* futhcl m P ali- about
I
u Isty anil girl from each
. \
Mny | (IN S) Failure «f the. a cent until the oil was m our
stat ng he was being held by tin txvo year# ag** w-hen he returned
; thooMind fight
|ty in tin- d i-lrh t visit WasliWaybrigli".
j
tanks.
There
wns
very
little
liabil
1.ill'lll'
W
N.'liat.'i
.
v Mar witness t " appear t<>rebel Giron.
from til,. L’lliud Slut. - with his
lk*i an.l meet the pn:#ident
ity ui the gunnintce nnd I was
Alidit oiial marines lure*'
" second wife.
Ai.ar
C a ir o
D o v e i m i i c i i t • Introduced. Hutnplu ic# ' -it - d
I,ui.xxn a- Duval i .Mini x . fighting
, "..ulu-d i" «hc postpone anxious to get the oil, so I signed
daV
landed here from the U. S wm
i tiehult " f i
The bride’s famil) will !«• will Miintor. will apeak
Doc-u’t Mention Opixmrnt
1
______
right hand and the crowt ‘ °a .
tlu-ir Bhip Galveston to reinforec the dm. ot until ten o'clock tomorrow
^
the guarantee.
represented til the .'ereinoiix ^ t"tlNv.1—A
lUn ttxv. n spoke for 2« minutes | | <)NDON
May I.. —(I
N a l— A ]
lr j 0 (hen returned °
Hatbnwuy’s eundi
hr.
I»inp
Mini Uiclumnt nt this base. Intnied
,,f ,|„. trial of Mr# Florence F . S
“ 1 discusesd with niuckmcr tho
inorrowat
the
oi1
bddox
Greek
M n..t n.x'iiti'-n the mime ot ; jp , ‘|l on 0f \he Kgyptinn ertsi# rin|{h, j t. ht.»tr lw i'',r
. ivl.
at Hie City Hall
'"
K '.il l', former secretary ,if state, cnmmisUoti I could see he was
ato operation# have *>mn stall* I Catholic Church. Her V»unr<-r sm- da*y f-m g o : ".iiii"H"W
opp*»n« t, J..e S car-, the pres-.
,
u.luy as .a lewult | ... Walker and wcmwl '
night at K
of
jack against Sandino T hrn
st i me te l. Countess Darin Mereuti and Audlloi mm
fimiI making," suid Slncluir. “ I told • ■
f gi. .--*■<a 11 from this district I f ... dt-ciHiuii of the KirVl'b‘* ,i j „ ,,,nl tlurlll from seeing
Way bright said .Im ige.l with sealing
fund.
Iiipl* Amorif un ginmlmothri. f**rni- «»\ lock
-’
M
u51
.
200,000
P.ljr,
eensit
moving
inland
f
him l would expect to get a share
«i-l r.ot «-vi n refer to his ree l |»uri;un1tnt to withdraw th. I’ubla Sharkey knock out Jack Debut . (ll.tllChments ure
v ,*illd "d ip * alt#
rly Mr.-*. Ilnnn« f r *;*.vr' t$»dny that
lhnl (nnimis|son for my comp- 11 - Carl t on" mi fla m HI inch.- Unapp, n. dille-uge.l
^
«•'
m;„ute and thiit<*-e frc«***«i-, hop’ng t" converge UJMMX tb" 4land.
Shr .|||\ . a„l sh,. had m issel I Asscoiblioi* Bill. H «-xs Ha
Ohio will lx- fresent
Mr- -|.!.ixx> and -v.at 11 .vie C
any
und
its
stockholders.”
’J J
f
hi .*j(,n ,.f thi# measure that 1
WB, the etui <'f n big da) ! rebel camp in the I’i- lh# di-tn
b'n ret., vein- ago by Bom"
is lu.xv I'lin ce." Ixara- hi- spec. Ii here V-, lid* to,lux Were’ ; step daughter " • #•
*n'*» n I’ratt
This price of 51.75 a barrel wax
, fon-e Gem , -I Sandu
VI: ..ml thut she believed j led' the U ni.si. Foree.gn ntfire' t" for V..n n u cn "eld . ^ e l-lu n d l - d r ,
G,'..i gevitch
inuking plan- 1
’ft)
S v ' V . , dl t o ' V L T X ' ' . - ' was about to finnlly agreed upon but under tha
•fP
#*>:dd lu,xf> the uddltiouol
ultimatum to < alro *1
ic0 Ul,d they n-tiiud t" tb
decisive buttle
lam e crowd a
n-nd an ----. , ...
stare,
George
*
M.-dnlli#.**-c-.al
final contract, it was paid to tho
t" xxm in 1),,- primary.
manding it* w-ttidnNval bn lhl' |,.exl for ntuch needed rest T “
|i. i .• Seliat"!
K
ib'i.iity' attorney
general.
an- Continental
Trading
Company
Ml.t-r *|.,akt i tu make lit« ground it would jeopardize |k. -" W> nn-rrow ihe> will g" t" >V
uoiinci',1 .be re c ipl *’f •* telegram which In turn purchased tho oil
1*:.| f^e Seminole County .hu)»* nnd menace foreign liv*vACCIDENT IS I 'M At.
'* i ton for the official
fremi a Rutljm l. Vermont law ftrin front Humphrey# for ^1.50. This
#h- Slat. Senutor J.*«l. I’ai-- ti rest#
,he Capital- They w 1 m ...
saying it bad <"•>" retim ed by profit was used to tfreate the Conthe
|
1“,
the
Hreiii.u
*>■ of Tilusvllli-. He reviewed
ALBANY, N. Y., May 1 llN S t Mi-# K....I I, to fight the subpoena
Tlm Cabinet will discu
flight
it',
'to*’
“ v i.1 in i|„> niute house and ritust'ou lo.rn.rrow ®nd decidv Ml'* i ihUif
. Ri-p Thaddeil#
Sw.-.-t of Oswe directing tier to testify against tinentut Trading Company’s lib
erty bond fund, in which Sinclair,
"Ul
inr. -1j*m. |fe served four on .th*,
v
•
il.-il
tinafternoon
when
l.
....IU..
t.x
be
followed
*<
»
..........
.
.
lipped
,
■t-hi.
policy «-> '**■ follow* Uuth
Captain
S w w irtr*' Blaclcmer a n d - O T B * * * —
WASHINGTON.
May
H
t
I
N
S
)
.
. * m tinm.i On Hug,. Three ,
hour
lhl#(
ward Egypt >n. Ute (utun,.
S
3
. f i x I - ..........I ' " 1
|l
* .I
•
Tlie announeement
that the participated.
o fH W ire e -sv rMnT“ l Vu the CurtD#
NEW
YORK.
May
I.
(IN
'
»
_
Florida
strawberry
shippers.,
si'iigur
met
with
an
a'-cident
near
Hi. Chamber ami t l i i ^ m » ‘ m ^
ouft** * * *
!
X K * " m t x . a.
Binghain'.on. nccoreling to wore pro- ,-nition's star witness would
the Egyptian National I-cKl* •
K ffeUl and enjoyed himsv
May Day. holiduy .if Social.-1- through the Interior I l. ii'iu Im f
."it testify unless forced into the
1 fio Bureau, today urged the Inter rcei ix ,'tl at the Capitol
C a ro l
Jure decided l« shelve the b.l lor
making four short throughout the world, dawned
-land by legal action, wu# ex
state
Commerce
Commresnmer
l"
present session. A# ,
l f(,Khts in Uu* Juokem nionoplnia. New York with everyone "i
the prenent
ploded
with bomb-like suddenness
order the iiiili.aal- i""l cxpri ##
p r e s id e n t s t e p s o u t
•,
.
_
. n.cnt wiU not niect u^salu
|V*5'j.lAcr'.ship of thr B lf .o*-‘nin llu* rourlrobni. Decision to
city's 17,500 |*oli.-e on duty
companies to M*V,**"h "u ffu ,° " 1.
tha
xx- xctilM '.T O N . May 1 (IN 'S ): pustpoiie the opening of ___
’ t .... the program
*"*-'1000 worker# celebrated.
May*..- vefrigutor express cars tb/,i will,
I f•President
*>i»1idg<went
to
the
tr'.ai
until
10
A.
M..
Umiorro
unable
tliem
to
compete
with
grow
i)aron1t;phth..r Von lluonefeld and \V«lkvr’w home was under guard.
tween l.ondou and Cairo t"
ihi- afternoon H« "dd lu> was rcurhexl at a oonference in tho
...‘tJMuiN. ( M,,x ). .(INS)
ers in other section- who nave I *
a ucrniuiifnt settlement.
Major dam p Fium aurite.
] So wen. t |„. homes " f tin
ATLANTA. May 1.— ( I N S ) - *
w b "b cr the sea ole- chambers of Supreme Court J u .Ifarnxcr t row,, Prince Carol, who
Tim Fgvpt’tnn Government
such services.
at- Atluntu reaches out through th *
phurel'
which
John
Ringling
ex
lice
Stephen
Callaghan,
|*rrififc,| the Uouienniun tkirotie sending a note in rep ly U. th* j,leopiitg>°Vn',,y **’ ' ''..ffl-xL of j und outstunding capitalist.-, u- w. l!
“The record sex in# I • emphasize
Mrs. air today to link New Orlcaua
idaitu'd to him. could be cuuglU tended by Medalie
ui d
cuperutiwiT^ ro111 ^4u,
yrttm liiy I
public building* nnd vburvhe^.
Its t ’1' 1,1 J '‘ ""•an. will arrive in Hrith-h ultimatum It
“ “‘J |f
the fact that there ir great need
their
rtvnm
.us
duy
ui. Suturduy t" make in# otoxal that it w’ll dispute U nuunt
police Coinmikflioiui
"Warren for mure elasticity of "l’rcud in
bad and New York with two new mail
xvlicn 2 ,000.(K»n Nexv )" ik e r s turi
I. Tn* here temporarily, it was right to interfere with Egyptian
lines destined to m ake this city ono
our
m
arkets,"
the
traffic
bureau
#
Tabooed parades nrrel passing out
nothing to do with this, soul Ju s
'out"to acclaim them. Nonr
l|,jH
LIV ES ENDANGERED
/* BrllUl*
brief said. "W e need such n tystein
domcstii legialation.
lico Callaghan looking straight of tin, most important aerial hub*
o> to lhc flyers got 1 1 bed until alter inflammatory pamphlet#. Eleven
I. ** '5 undei>tiM.d that lie will squadron was on* the wuy
provided- a# will “ H,,w the •rc‘ ,
. .’
..
in the country." It I# the flr»U
ut Mr#. Knapp.
May
Day
meeting#
xveio
scheduun
1.
l^ 'H iariiunito a# “ Mr. Jon es" E g y p t i a n w a te r# when the C»im j m td n ig h V )
_
„
m o v e m e n t o f o u r I w r i f s lo #uch ; 'TRIN IDAD.
I
great trunk along tho east coast)
for
afternoon
und
evening.
N**rinun
markets a# Pltlsbuigh, Uuffalo,| (|N S)—Tho ljvc# ,‘,f,
J)®4’.
Iu
1"' wi" *K‘ accompanied
BANKS
W
ILL
CLOSE
of North America,
Thomas,
Socjulist
candidate
for
|*f Muvdu Helene Ikipt’scil. wdth
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago,nnd SL lent* In San. Rafael Hospital were
The first plane will arrive from
President, wa# to address Dve *>*
endangered today when fire start
he ha- Iwen living in Pari# to .-.end additional warship#.
Have Examinations them. Designating May I «*
Louis."
*
.
_
The First Nutiona! Bank and Now
New o
Orleans
n .a
e t 6:30
, I . o clock and j j
ed
in
the
(chapel
of
the
institution
IP*r I# deserted his wife, I’rinTho North Curolmn 'd ate t or
thu Sanford .Atlantic National wUl
iv-tlt bo given
,-iven un
iirx Impreaaive
iuUircSUVS WPl•
Day,
Governor
Smith
requested
k* Helen u,_ lluchurest. A house
th,second
floor.
Through
berm
CHUIU’H KKVIVAI. BEGIN S
poratlon t!onimis»loi. t*>1d the com X work I t « dozen nuns pnd s. v- n.xnl: will
come..
Thirty
minutes
later
tho
will
close
Thursday
ut
noon
A
Clinkand
registration
of
patriotic
.Observance#
in
all
public
clow*
TbursUay
at
noun
been rented in SuiTey fur tho
mission thut the strawberry grow-,
fleet of mall carriers will taka tho
bple. •
erul nurses, all the patients were beginning May 3. offletfjii of b t
First Christian Church revival l.re-Bchmylage children will I'* .ichools.
ers of that #t«lc arc fo|cod to removed without injury und t h e , ir»titutl*n# annouced today, rnc a ir for New York , inauiruratinS
In a letter to Police Cominis*
•d* deeisiuii t,, x*itit Hnir- cervices were o|iened lust nigh •* •eld at the Southsnle l r mary
overnight servicea to the
meet competition from section# eii fir,’ nut under control.
bank" will follow the lead of the
u* rau i,,| much euinment. Hc. School from May *
4’ br* sioner W arren, August Ge#W»r,
fire )*ut unde
The line to New Orleans wUI
the South Side Primary
merchants
J 4 t'AREO ADS Irish potatoes j muj r *ty of Sunford
secretary ‘ of the Socialist Actio,,’ -Joying v f jjT J J
f * ) la* *n.J Miim. I.iijkiscu left fore n large x-ongi cgation. The lit • t xvecu to U TM. and noon.
within a short time, extend te
The
regUtration
and
_j.hysieai
iii"
grunting
a
Thursday
afternoon
Fro* eiul weiK to Rrusselli Carol
t’ommlltce. demanding rcsdmhnk
Committoc,
m t r i ‘u a in the m .r- shipped from St. I.ucie County dur
edo Texas, and across th * I
C E. W yatt, pastor of the rin>*
holiday during the summer month*. to Mexico CitT, making A
r i m i n g that he xvanted ui get Christian Church in Daytona Beach exu HiingrioH Is for U»e licnefit of ,,f orders mobilizing the entire ets which they c a n ’reachIng recent week. .
who expect to enter police force. 'Gerber denounced the
I
*r" m laquisltix’i. reporters.
t l« center of Ow first W
chi# ’
The commission i» no\\
FACES LONG T E R M
ul mail line In thU l^ait of
I ’ *>l’|*,,a-*> the death of the Into preached the opening * * nn“" ' '
FT. P IE R C E —White House B a r
i.choo or the first time und rog- pi-eparution# us "an insult to U,e
stressed the need of “ '°x
inter rer the first grade work_ n
o f oanoOO workers i\ ting an investigution a* t*f the rel Mfg. Company to erect lntire
world, w, Irving. O ftje r, “
fksv*. ^W iaand there has been
reasonableness und mlfQuacy p i
the!?
tuUlligcnce.’
LANSING, May 1. ( I N S ) — IJ(« •Mutant pqst masUr hs*
re ‘ lynior suiToun.ling Carol's Sanford. Special revtvul rnuah: w j. the- Sunford Primary Schools for
.
reflection
on
their
InUDIgenc*
barrel
fuetnr>’
adjoining
Florida
presented by the choir of the t-urt
•» t under
j - a ix
— entlj turned from Mexico 5 \ & * !L #n.
October
on Euut Coast Railway tracka.
I imprisonment
the- recently
Pui !i W,,,i “trungly believed fo rt church under the* le.dcr.hip the’ term . beginning
'
Unemployed men and women the present freight
,
conferred on the e»tabli»bment
atrewberrie#
in
larlouds
from
-a-------------------enacted habitual' crim inal act I*
tnj.i
. tlu’ National-Peasant
the 1928.
were to gather in Union Square
Children who#* t^ ro *s bcRV’ for harangue#. Despite the ban on points in Florida. Georgia, A la
obtained control of the Rou- of the Rev Frank M. Marten,
WiNSACOI.A—New afternoon j- racing Mrs. A lexandris Kxdroc the Mexican link o f the route,
from A to O should register for parades, they planned to march to bama, North and South Carolina daHy newspaper. "Dully Herahk” 40.- if she ta convicted here on a link from New Orleans J o . I *
kH nU iJd>Vern',* nt
might pastor.
h u alrtnd) been mapped out, i
examlm*t:m> May 2. Those whoso Madison Square Garden, where the und Virginia to various Eastern S l l ^be puhlishrt here.
I bootlegging, charge.
U TO-re^nt.'n H ^
‘ SOUTH BA Y— New « « [ « «
name# l*gtn from P through /• Communist# bold their meeting.
point#. '
~ ■ ,- - r j ^ u xoo mboUi under ronstruction
•w »k..,
» w
u uu i. i. , — ™
should come May 4.
. __
“'Milan threat.
heirill??, i
■’iXbJ
in
5t Bid For SupOf This Counrit Mass Meeting
M
M
States He Lent
Hays Large Sum
Attend Boxing Boot
At Madison Square | & ± £ i y g
itor Parrish .
teviews Record
• T JZ Z rZ ^ NAVY PACES NEWT A g g g ffjg -.
(.dates For Office
AreRe-
.......“ ” '," t INVESTIGATIONBV
VOTERSWILL GET
ADDITIONAL TIME
FOR REGISTERING
2WAMERiCAPTIS FAMED NOVELIST
BELIEVED TO BE WEDS COUNTESS
REBEL PRISONER IN FRENCHTOWN' i
h' ',uvy'rvnry.!n ...M r ..... ..... I....
Trial Of F lo re n c e I
Until T o m o r r o w
Solution Nears I '
-British Crisis With
Cairo G overnment
P-n-nipri llrirel.C.C. New YorkPrepares
To Order Cars I’oi'Tb-Gherk May Day
. Their Strawberries I{iots Of Socialists
fence
W ill
Make Residence In
ndon At Present |
Air Mail Connects
New Orleans With
Atlanta*^ A irp o rt
: -m *^.)r.t?2& jrW
!K.
............. ■
rd
S a r S .'C S f
KT iir s
. sc-hoof Children To
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TTTF. SANFORD nGRALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA", MONDAY APRTL, 90. 1^9
M eet T onight In F ifteen
R o u n d F igh t A t New York
Von Porat And Indian
Will llattlc Tonight
•
f’llICAGO,
, -,, .
^ •
Apr. 80.— (IN S )—
Otto Von l ’orat, the Norweg inn
heavyw eight. faces tho biggest
task o f his ca reer tonight when he
goov up attain »t the IHU-poun 1
UocUuek,
nuB; of Teddy “Tiny
Tunney at one tho Haskell Indian w arrior, in tin
Try 1'4
i-br It
ItH lI
lit* 1
le r a lt
(•1 •!
IWltl' >
k O.I|
-*ik -a
a
i
•| f -
k^ 9|
K tS
r
svOJI
1mlr ' +
, sV Is• T f
Imm 1
1 ,u „
R. ' ry'.i
rui> ,
«n .rs
l. .'fcr.T
t ritZTE-
c
II) Davi* J . Walsh
fighters in with
International Newn Service
and the rante time. Sharkey will ten-round feature of dim Mullen's
Sports Editor
I Coliseum show.
NEW YORK, Apr. .K i.-Jn el •onke thn third who ought to lie
Von
Point, whose
fighting'
Fhnrkoy, the ex-linguist of Bos hi there, rrb'idcd he can clip I)e- weight is around 100 pounds will
luney on the buxxer. In fact,-quite
yield u no pounds ndvantaitc to
ton, nnd Jack Delaney,-once term
a few remain unconvinced of the
ed the rapier of the North in a
the red man. It is Roebuck's first
fact that he doesn't belong right
moment of great levity, will meet now.
important bid for world recognltion. He is confident he cun stop
in another of those fifteen round
At that, it iH understood that
heavyweight fights at the Garden Shnikey has been, promised n tho Norwegian and hopes eventu
ally to net a shot at Gene Tuntonight and the chances seem good
match with George Godfrey, if
ney's title. Von I’ornt, is Just ai
that Tex Rickard will s't tense
lortain he. can “take” the l>ig Innnd preoccupied throughout, with
ilinn.
a t least two fingers crossed on the
Promoter Mullen .hutws - tn
, hand that writes the checks. For
m a t c h th e winii.’ i oiHiht-t 't l f n ' v h - ' *
the ptcnwon. Kpoa.M.rtd. iu^aU^Uu
*ior of the. Sharkoy-Delnney fiifht
—nneew*fjfifc m .m thr sd.Tdr~v* hA challenger getting no chance
in New York tunlcht. Mnnaitrrs
developed possibilities that a re' the head lines, menntime.
of both Sharkey and Delaney have
worthy of being viewed with
Speaking of ir Delaney victci
promised Mullen they would bring
vague but depressing alarm.
the possihU'ty is not being ta
their fighters West in the event
The betting odds say Sharkey
very si riously. The alleged raj
of victory
should win decisively and not a
never hns beaten even an r
•few of the sharpshooters are pick
nary heavyweight and his |
ing him to win by a knockout
forniances against J'a n lin o i
If he does, the buildup for tlm
Ileeney lather clearly indicn
Orlando .> .
Tunney
llorney heavyweight
t'lat lie fear- the Worst when
Daytona Beach
v championship fight n July will
goes in 'there, Delanuv is a mi
F oil Lauderdale
neeil the arehite' t who designed
Miami
the Wcolworth Tower
This .anti
SANFORD
. climax of tint el initiation tourn y
W e,! Balm Iteaeli
mny produce a better attraction
l.uin the man who already has been'
■ijfneii and seated Mr Julv dili\-
m
Bride* PinOM n^Til
.Compston L eed s H agen
iYANKS
M atch F o r R ich P urse
FROM
$ 5 ,0 0 0 On English-Course AS RU
bomb under the Pirates. Hartnett
In d Stephenson Hit hoinera and
S h e r iff Blake, chalking up his
third Victory of the reason, hum!'
cuffed the Pittsburgh hitters in
the pinches. Itnln kept the Now
York Giants dr.d Boston Braves
Herb I’ennockHnldsWaHhintr-
SH IRK , ling., April U7.— ( I N S ) Aivhlc Compston, British professimial golfer, got o ff to an
early had this 'sittienoon in hi:
mntch /or n So,000 purse with
Waiter Hagan, the American htar.
Compsti n was two up on Hngnn
after the first three boles of their
seventy-two hole match had been
played.
On the first hide, Hagans ap
proach was short, • his mashie-
I to piece' on the green, taking three
tqn Team To Three Hits In
putts f< r a s n Compston had a
Kcmnrkahte Performance
lour. The Britisher was getting
Almost EndinglnShitt-OuI
little rometition at this stage.
"The lin g’s” .usual aplomb was
shattered by Ids unusually poor
showing. It was evident that his
lad: of practice while crossing the
At la nt
counting heavily
against him. <Jn the greens, the * “ ' ! * T ! ”
Ain.riian actually appeared to he o ' T " 1'
nor.ous The astounded gallery. lhnl t!:* Vm,ktl° .
whirli was strongly pro-Compston.
ol f c°mpb'-
Suggestion b.v Smorn Herrera
the charming wife of Senor Luis
Herrera, head of the Uruguayan
Mission in London,* that English
girls are not so biuuti'ul as be
fore the World War, lias caused a
kliuf-k and a lively discussion in
LoriUon’ji h*t V fjjjijjjj
idea is for' the-orp u ^ 3
to entertain h mea f r iJ
dinner, ami t h e a h . p ^ l
ns host to hfs .Inrn frieryjj
Idea took w ill til it * M J
thut later thoriwould t* J
<|uotftiunmg 1'Jboth in^j
groom as to thnivi$» 0( y j
or. Another f i ’*maLlo f»d |
monunt is thi“hag vti\u
which the brl-tu-be <.r.tJ
her women frids (,n ^ J
the wedding aloes the |
groom at his iuh'1-r j J
Thi* gesture of c as artionij
rights of tho idem
much more puiar than'the
mon» bnd**v-
A large crowd had assembled.
hcld, thc *
when tln> players feed off. There
" hitcwashu:
w.i a li^lit breeze hut otherwise. 'V , 1
,
T l 'Vl
tin- weather was fine. Hugan had , " e
, ''s “
made c-rtnin that he would not be Ha marvelous seen:
Inte, for the match as he \vii< in the
I’emu rk narrow!)
fins! of the British Open Cham- bit game. One of t
pion h p in H'liO when lie kept Alio bits was a fly whi<
Mitchejl waiting for rome time. Judged, and the ,r
He had engaged a detective to grounders which nii|
wake him early
•
1 been ennvertod into
I'oiupston -was favored in the I dry field. Ti e I’lii
betting which preceded the start fancier did not walk
of flu* match. Hagan was the first tir:d fiftern hatters
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Traci Stars Will Strive
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t lei eland
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the New Yoil. \ mi,,,
junior , iremi
Brio.kiln now I,.,,i;i
pennant
poKMbi.it).
I ht* Old I ime Sale will clotit* Saturday May 5lh and lumdreds will rememher for
time t he Ibargains they received d urinjg this sale.
__________ ___ _____— — ■
v
\\e are Crank to say we ha\e ne\er offered greater values than NOW and mire
buy tor months to come.
.
brnuglit b\ ii, iiioiii,-I
i dged p ite h m g , - . i I, mm
par today a ;, le.nll of
liam exbiliiii ms flnshe.
day bv Muzz MeU,..i\
lie t l:u k. - e<oi,|
11 teg,
W eim y \i,Me| ,. n |
t.
rZEEffTyx.
LOOK
||,r
'I* atlllg tile », on,| g|||.,,
the Dual.es a I" II ,
The itobins |
,,,;
tltrir InM • i\
LOOK .AT THESE PRICES
A Dollar Dinner For Four
,•
in.
Ikiru tu 'ltt*
.~TV-3TrjrT.~—>^"1
LOOK
S a tin
LOOK!
-0 0 .Mitels r i lilt red N'uile.s
LOOK
1(ill pail s women’s Dumps
1 1„
I eal I e-| to,|n> » In ii |Ii, \
( i i a i i i s f ,r 11,,. 11,
, ,
roll Tile SI
l.oii,
I .it,1,1,,
27 \ 27
ONE LOT
Hemmed Diapers Do/.en
Men's Oxfords
LOOK HKUK
I h c D o llar D inn er it now us funic
and it it thought by m any liou sew ivct I
E v en in these days of hinji p iiccs th<
co v er th c co»t o f a good diruior fo r fo
In the foliow ini; m en u :
HOW’S THIS?
Diiinlv I'uilc Dresses
Men's Nainsook
K\lr:t Si/e House Dres
S
LOOK
Union
colors
Suits Tin- Suit /%<-v
<
Crepe >d
//<•>•( CutizitntnS
Sullthlll ,:iJ i
A'cU' Iioileil routine*
>ei vr |nr com^iiinic m iK>uiiir.n
«lift. Roiic the salmon and drain die
.Ii i lid tr.xu thc twa.s. saving it for
u*c in soup the next day. Mix die
ctr*iu iaUit
thc cssputatrif uuJk
Ii L KO I
:!2ncamnmxraB»ir?*r
Itidelcd only to b ill ipuntity. awl i n
|..luiii; wilh purxlcy. mn i, cclcr
jeult and 5-vit situl icppcr \ilica din
rcr is aim- si rc dy. ilri^i^ into tls
- nice tins falniiMi anil |vas and scrv
as 'soon as they aiC hot.
To niakc |hp dr»\' d: b i berry pipricced as follow »• t-.nir , tic*foiirtl
■up s.rup drained from the cherrie?
•■ii 1 tca»|ioons corn-tarrh. and mix
\ ld one cup of tlir syrup, and aftc j
.tirrlpg well, bo'l two minuto' Re |
tiiiire from tbr » i« ib add one taldc 1
ijhujU butter and the ih crrin .
In
icrt a heavy epp hi the center of tls, j
Inking dials and put in the filtiuit I
fuver with crunt rolled a lilllr iliirk |
er tliSn usual, and .‘ li-lted to alloy .
tlir steam t o escape Rake in a h<> oven. Sprinkle with powdered sugar i
Krvc either Imt or cold.
LOOK
*
*
U ! l o P a i r s \\' o m e n ’s
1
BDumps w.ittli twice the
Boy’s Wash Suits R
v
price pr.
-
A l rf
BU Y SHIRTS H EREHi doz. Neck Hand Shirts worth up to two'fifty sp<?f ^
Each
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PAGE TWO
T H E S A N F O H D H K U A L D ,S A N F O R D . F L t jr t I D A , T U E S D A Y M A Y 1 , 1 9 2 8
Hie Santord Herald
It came to us in a round-about way but we have no
r » « w »4 * i i m « l
r l a n m h * l doubt that a certain person said of ua the other day, .“Those
Jf**fc*» t t . 1*1*. at * • raatefn aa
They’ve got
• I h X t r t , r i n M t , a a 4 *r act at Herald fellows, are altogether too opljjiionaied.
taaa*
to have their say on everytljin^ t h it comes up and arc all
ideas down other folks’
H O LLAN D L
D BA If.
~.K4ttav the time trying to cram their
IL H O W A R D m o
throats."
KAIUB a
i t is easily the most unpleasant part of ’ll newspaper
a r B a c R ir n o N r a t m
Oaa Year _ ................. ....... .. fT.M editor’s job that he is compelled to express his opinion on
•la M a a l h a ----------------------------R n
a wide variety of topics, not ju st once in a while, but every
l i n e * Maalha
______
Hr Carrier per W eek
I f t 5 day. Much easier it would be to omit the editorial page al
Tkr 11era la, l a i r n f i alaaerr m w « together and publish ju st those items of news which we re
paper, ■akarrfhra ta tfca latcraa ceive by wire end which our reporters pick up on the streets.
Monti flt
Nrw
w at a
im
r r r lr
l wr i, m
aaaat
H it U f h « a
a a rrla r .a r w a
araaalwKlaa
But the editorial page is ns ' vital a part of a news
t a R f r laaaaaaa a e r t i Aallr n n r >
laa all I hr U aA lac errata at the paper as the mast head, the classified nd page, or the tom•■lire w t l l i Tka I. N, I . Il ee- ics. There is not a newspaper in the country, known to us,
peelallr efflrlcat la P le d la a a t It
which does not have an editorial page. There is not a news
a llh e a l eaaaL
paper in the country, certainly not one of any standing in
Yhe Bleaalt te a Member * f the
■|a«l| Hwrrtc r ( Clrcalatleaa, aa the ranks of journalism, which is not edited by u man faced
lalerltaltaaal Aaeeelatlea at Pah. daily with the problem of expressing his ideas on various
•la here. A Href titer*, hat A tre rtU .
;
iaa
A teair w h w u w e a a u v e ear.’ items of news.
1‘ahtlaher mrtahe* M aabMlt te
- If you think he cujoys plaeing-his opinions down in
Iheraaah
a a tlt
tSF pahecrla llat, Ur I* la - e r t e r te h rrlfr aheelalcl black and white from which he cannot waver, try it your
all rtmlmm if elrralatlea, ee well a
self some time. You do not need to write *•your opinions,
haaeel haelaeee aarthetUL
1>
merely express them to your friends. Yon know now how
TUESDAY MAY I,
much simpler it is to agree'with everyone. If you know your
neighbor has decided views different from your own, on a
niULB V E R SE FOR TODAY Certain
subject, you know haw much you prefer to avoid that
subject,
or if it is pressed, to agree with your neighbor for
PROFITABLE INSTRUCTION
Poverty und nhumc shall be to 1the sake of avoiding an argument and possible unpleasanthim that nefuaeth instruction: but ness,
he that rcgnrdeth reprof shall be
Thus you lire able to maintain friendships. If you were
Honoured—Prov.
very outspoken about your ideas, you would find your
P R A Y E R — Loot, tench me, even
friends falling away from you. Imagine, if you can, a candi
me.
date for office who conscientiously expresses himself on
IlHve you registered yet 7 If every subject that arises. Suppose a candidate for sheriff,
for in&lance, very blatantly spoke right out from the ros
not, It's too late now.
trum and stated his position in regard to every subject of
AH roads lead to Miami as far any interest to his hearers.
as the Khrincr* are concerned.
Suppose he told you what he thought of Catholics,
—--------o----------the Kti Klux Klan, prohibition, law enforcement, the guber
If Hathnway Is running on
•Ids record, as he says, he in lin- natorial race, the present city administration, everglades
Lake,
ble to fall through Hone of the drainage, the St. Johns Indian River canal, Forrest
the condition of Sanford's asphalt streets, newspapers, lo
holes
cal merchants, schools anti school teachers, high taxes,
Ho fur us Catts arc concerned- this district’s congressional representative, banking laws,
Candidate Carson doo.sn’t observe churches, pastors, and congregations, bootleggers, the world
Be Kind To Animals Week.— court, the Sinclair trial, and (he race question. Suppose he
Tampa Tribune.
told you, in a public speech where everyone could hear,
---------- o---------How many voles
Trammell was in Orlnmln Just what he thought about these things.
Meek, but paused up Hnnforti would he get?
No, it would be much pleasanter for an editor never to
Must lie he‘s a litlle sensitive a- j
bout this St. Johns River country. offend nnvone, never to express bis opinion to anyone, ex
-----------o---------cept behind I he ham, perhaps, on a dark night
Me would
They say “ Laugh and grow fat’’, have fnr more friends.
Everyone would slap him <ni the
1011 Hathaway has been trying to
back and say what a nice fellow he is. No one would ac
laugh the Carlton charges off foi
weeks and hasn’t gotten anywhere cuse him of being disagreeable or having ulterior motives.
He would be n great man. and a fine handshaker. Hut bis
yetnewspaper wouldn’t be worth the paper il was printed on.
And as fnr as our trying to cram our ideas down anyTo hear the A1 Smith crowd
tell it, there’s no use holding the laxly’s throat is concerned, that is the very fart lies! from
Houmoii convention. The New our desire or ambition
We readily com ede that everyone
York Governor Is already nomi else is as fully entitled to his opinion as we to ours. We do
nated, in their opinion
not care whether he agrees with us or not V We do not
——--- o-------condemn
him if he does not. Neither do we wish to be
Ur. Mac Ken vie promises mohc
condemned
if we do not agree with him
surprising development! in the
Neither does anyone have to read our opinions, a> ex
gubernatorial
campaign before
long What's going to happen pressed in our editorials, if he doesn’t want to
Those op.
Doe 7 F a lls going to die and inions are always oii the inside of the paper, usually on page
Hathaway withdraw!
two or four A reader must turn the page in on
find
them
The
page,
is
labelled*,
he
is
never
taken
liv"
dirprise
Jim Carson and Sidney J . Putts
vpuke from the same platform in And if he reads I Item he does so of his own file* will and
Miami the other night. From all desire, under no '.(impulsion whatsoever from us or any
reports Carson did most of the one else.
■flawing—Gainesville Sun. Calls
And alter reading them, if be still does not agree with
uinwed too but -hi* daws «rc not us. our feelings tire not hurt, und we have not intended to
very sharp.
offend his. We would prefer to agree, bid we know wo can
not agree with everyone on every subject. .-•» we express our
Anonymous contributions never
the
get any considerat’on in a news opinions conscientiously as we find I Item, and tru-l
paper office, hut the editor thanks reader will be broad-minded enough to overlook our t a i l
some anonymous frieno who left ings if he does not think ><> too.
two pounds of honey at this of
We have no doubt that any other individual m tin ( It v
fice.—Clermont Press, Certainly could make a better editor than we. but wc doubt \•t \
was mighty sweet of him
ionsly if he could make it pay.
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«»r»M h U 4 r r t r r »>«■« > «■ m «h
t u t e r «t kwtM A r t t i t t i .
ll> M iiw lh * w m »
\i\) ;
to 'I
;V“
Ye*.
we’ve criticized Ernest
Aiiios. We’ve criticized almost
everyone in public office at one
-time—(te—awothr i . Nn~nni, ~rnn~1ie"
right all the time und when they're
wrong we say so Ju st the same
we don't know but whut Amos is
Die best mnn in this race.
r
T. J . Appleyurd, who says lie *s
going to run for
governor,
artuully qualified for delegate to
the Democratic National Con
vention subject to the June pri
mary We sincerely believe that
•Mr. Appleyurd call brltri »er\e
Ids state us a delegate than as a
candidate f«n governor.
,1 t
t .
Kansas C-.ty woman is suing the
United States government beoaui'u her Min drank legally dr
nuturrd alcohul and died. Her son
undoubtedly was worth a great
deal to Ids mother, but we doubt
if anyone who is fool enough to
■triiik modern alcohol is worth
two bundled tlieusaml to anyone
else.
FJr
According to u nrwa-atury in u
recant is*uc of the Tumpu Times,
a Carlton supporter claims (but
there lias l>rcu more money spent
ill a constable's race in Tampa,
than rn Carlton’s governorship
effort. Even the best of friend*
arc reluctant to part with the
long green these days to back u
campaigner.^—Plant City Courier.
Someone m-iihi* to lie shelling out
pretty gcne/ously In the Hathaway
eanfvtt'gri. \
VV4V>'
1
The Shrine Convention
•o cost me the govllmorshtp.”
A n the nimer is curmjtrun thlr
street* <>f Oculu that something
discreditable to the Miami
candidate in connection with his
dimestic affairs has Wen un
earthed, the uctunl happening as
it took place in Miami in given for
the benefit of those who have
heard the rumor.—Ocala Sttfr.
We nxkcil n perfectly good rat/horse if lie favored Call# for the
governorship and the plater gave
us a neigh.— Miami Beach S un.
Stop Getting
Up Nights
IF YOU gel U|i many limes at
night by reason hv Bladder
Trouble, have palnsv in hack.
Weakness t,r d ili inraw-J f wjt a l.
deh 111ty ,’ [>a thTnT smnrtTng and
diffienil urination lack of con
trol of urine-or symptoms of
prostrate trouble try I’AL.MO
GI.OIll.'LKH. Thin remarkable
treatment has been used sucressfully by thousands. So con
fident that It will Ktircerd, we
will send a trial treatment AB
SO LU TE!, V F R E E to any suf
ferer who has'never used It.
No obligation nr «>s|.
Write
todnv,
T IIK PAL.MU COMPANY
w / , £ o c h .A rbo r
j-
»•• .1
'r a p p e e tpjbuijd your, home
\ if
De iFot-e&t)Sanford Realty Co.jj
To The ta x p ay ers Of Seminole Count J
When you and I paid our tuxes this year wt. r|
THE ETERNAL QUESTION
izfctl that the tax rate extended in this county j*
What shall we have for dinner?
This has been answered by us. No more
worry for the Housewife. Our dinners
lmve ..been reduced, from 60c to lUcv-^lfe. |t
(luality remains the same. All other
items reduced in same proportion. Give
us a trial and leave the kitchen worries
behind for the summer.
BELL CAFE
r»% l i t 111111111 St.
________III! t ill- 1 ' r r r k , II l»*l*._____
high.
It nut only works a nuTdshlp on the tax pgJ
but it
decreases the market Value of our prnpJ
Then we naturally begin to seek some way by wf,
this tax rate can ,be reduced.
J
There are a part of
taxes which we cannot hope to lower.
The 1hiiu1s
roads and schools will have to he paid whether the!
vestment is a good or had one.
T he Hoad and Brj|
titx no doubt could he cut some.
I understand that 1
teachers draw an average salary of $900.00 per y|
and taking into consideration the qualifications
essnry.rihe importance of the work and prices paid e|
where, I do not think any one could ask for a rethicij
there.
1 understand that the Office of County Supl
intendent of Schools pays around $250.00 per mon
Dinner served It ::t(l a. m. to 2.110 p. in.
ii :.’I0 p. rn. to 8 CIO p. m.
I believe that any man or woman who is qualified
'
fill that office is worth that money.
I do
not
knl
IF Y O U ’V E
what t ho. Collector, Sheriff, and-Clerk offices pay J
4
I suggest that it he published for the information
E V E R L O S T i Advancement
Is
heavily in fire, nib. bery or other dangers
Practical.
>
tiix payers.
*
we tlon‘I have to tell
You Know
The Importance
Of Insurance
lull if yon are immune
so far and can visual
to
yotir-elf
against
help
I think that every tax payer will agree that tl
is tpo pinch salary to pay for this office. This iiniouj
however, is fixed by law and the officer is legally h
-tilled to it.
been alright at one time, hui it’s wrong noiv.
It caintl
he changed except by an Act of Legislature lint I ii
lieve that the County Board of Commissioners slnnil
fix the salaries for all county officers ( 1 undersltni
a n d P rogress We W elcom e
commissioners get S-I.Olt per day.)
You H ere.
But a lavs to that i t feet could not help
t itt<Jin IK %mir*.
for
Imd
years therefore. 1 offer for your consideration (hi* plu|
proled
for tax redact ion :
loss
. . . call on ns.
t
A. 1*. Connelly
& Sons
221 Magnolia
1 think the law is wrong, it miglit lm|
F o r F in a n c ia l A d v a n cem en t
ize I he unforseen far
enough
per year und in this amount is included the cost of
To make financial progress an
individual requires tlie* assistance
and co-operation of this 'strong'
progressive hanking house.
you ohotil our service.,
The office of lax assessor pays $7’)tH>.|
That I announce my self a.- ;• . atnlitlate for Taj
( , 'ji
j
i-bi* i
Assessor upon the following bji-i
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
That llie County furnish the o ffice and o ffice siipl
“The Hank ol Service”
Phone IS
ICsIahlkihed I UBS
Sanford
................................................ -
lilies, pay me $l8(HUtO per year, which shall
Florida
the cost III my hole
T h is alone would
incliuW
save the taxi
p a y rs $27011.HO per y ear based on the m s l of last year
or in a term of four y e a r- would save them $l0,H0lUHtj
t hat
1 deposit S in .800.on cash g u a ra n teein g the taxi
payer.- I will return to the county all monies allowcii
miiHiiiiiHiiiiiiii:
me by law in exeess of $ I.Suil.oo per a n n u m .
Kesercini|
the right to replace t hi - money with a t><>n<t i r n W edr
_________
------- Alfhottgh-mnny rif ttilH TTiVsHc onlcr lm\ c been crow ding into Minmi fur the pust week, and various ciitcrtainment.s of tun* kind or anolbcr have bent given lor them tor
HtiVcral tluyu, today is liCtimlly the beginning nl tlx- Nat
ional Shrine Convention now being held in tin* lower Fast
I offer this plan for two reasons; first that I be-
ELtCTREC
that it will partially correct it four tears earlier
PO W ER
Conttt city-
It is estimated that over one hoodi e I l lion.-a ml Sin iners, including members of their families, are now in Miami
taking part anti enjoying the l e s t i v i l e s . For over a week
the highways leading to that city have been crowded by the
wearers of the fez. and for several days whole train loads
of them liinv made their way down the Fast l'oast.
It is enough that this vast horde of American people,
freed temporarily from the cares of business and the task ol
making a lining, are having a regular college boy spree and
as much fun as a ten-year-old boy at bis first big circus. Il
is enough that this convention will bring together men from
all over'the United States and other parts of the world for
an exchange of ideas and a meeting on the common ground
of brother-hood.
But we are thinking now of the benefits to Florida
in which this convention will result. Many of those a t
tending this meeting have never been J o Fludtlil Uuluru^
-Many muvRave cnme-lotig ngfYTimf are now renewing ac
quaintance after the v:ist Images of recent years What
ever the proportion may he, it is certain that many who' knew
nothing of Florida as it is will go Imnn* singing its praises
and widely giving it advertising which cannot be bought.
The Shrine convention in .Miami is a great thing not*
only for Miami but also for all Florida.
. - o ----
ainl[
help to reduce our taxes.
made the
difference
This alone is not sufficient to justify any voter to
siippui t any utaii tor oil ice.
j
Ilis honesty, his qualili*
cations, and his past record lor performing the duties
intrusted to him should he investigated.
/ '
a resident ot 1'lurida lor seven years.
I have been
Two years its
principal of High School at Jupiter. Fla.,
i
live
years
employed as construction engineer by Fred T. Williams.
Snulnrd, Ha.
I have served five years as County Ell
glneer of Jefferson County. 111. two years as City Eligineet ot Ml. \ union. 111.
'I'l'tln n to build-..—jr .i l living,
br development
• i-.'.iblr e le c tr ic
Bank, any County or City official at Mt. Vernon. Illinois
,i (vi" t * iji roleasp her of
tl> u J i p j r y
T l i e m a n m lti»- . . h o p •>.(
On'
i
'I am
i
ol 11 m e n
I tin not make this proposition to
o r n e a r l y fiv e
lio r te i
Hp p - i tmrt
it* >• ■>(* wi'tnuii tjlig u p . im m easu r i
ably in cip .ib ei in* opportunitu* U’t pleasure and personal]
advancem ent
I n t e r c o n n e c t e d electric p o w e r m e a n s
greater p r o d u c t i o n c o n s e r v a t i o n ot h u
m a n lives’ a n d e n e r g y a n d t h e p r o m o t i o n
of h i g h e r i n c o m e
,
' - .
POWER
.
influence votes
but 1 am willing to back up mv views with my time and
money ami it any other man, with th e ,necessary quali
T h e p r o b l e n i s of t h e f ot mc * d a i r y m u n a n d r u i a i i n d u s t r i e s
are be i n g c o n s t a n t l y solved by the I r, l i ned a n d Skilled m e n
ot ( ho electric i n d u s tr y
.
Third
and publish your reply.
1tlP All* Id III.' Ill >(■■■
(M AI,A STAII
To write the
National Bank. Jefferson State Bank, Hum National
< iiriin:, has b«rn
w p a n w a ii
I invite you to investigate
my home life, my public record.
. itio ii, com m u-
POLITICAL RUMORS
Front now until the ilute of the |touii^lci'isjiiiv ugafusi Jonic* M
*.tu- Jackbunvino Journal hcimub primary eloition you muy expect |Cureun, iniuliiliitc for govcnior.
Gi hclffvr fha. .v i lift Mi ning Re to hear all kimli* of politicul rum in a suit he had instituted in re
publican vote would b« a good ora, Sonir will bv de ilk'll before cover custody of « vivid by lit*
thing for Florida If Mr. C alls, bv they get very fur on their way, first wife. Meeting F a lls on the
chuncv, turns out' to be the demu* but othara. surreptitiously told platform in Miami the other night,
rrutic nuniii^yv, wc-cuci im ig in j a in remote section*, will have llicir when they addressed u audience
,ver>' threatsulng Republican vote effect on the result in some of the estimated at from 5,000 to 8,000
in November.— Sanford Herald. mure closely drawn contests before people Mr, Carson said that he
With Catta aa the Democratic and they cun be found out und refuted was glml they hud brought the
a man like W. J . Howey, of Lake Rumor* cun bo easily disposed of charge out ill the open whele be
rounty, heading the Republican when they arc brought out in the timid l*i'* it instead of leaving 't
ticket. It I* certain that G> Re j»r:< spate* and usually, when they to secret circulation by vicious
publican vote would be the large- urc denied by the candidate fficy tongue* "J refuse, as any gentle
M t e r a qaen in Florida. May be are aimed uftainst, they act as a man would,” said Mr. Carson, “to
discuss the intimate details of m>
m large C a tu '
ambition would boomerang.
A ca*e in point U the report married life, separation and di
^i|l of realization—Ocala Star.
Another mnable of what may ho a^clrculited by Catts' adherent* in vorce. I would not discuss it with
•burn.— Palm Reach
Jndepm- t the southern pari of the state any private individual, much less
dom.
lhaving
—<- -to do
■ with u laiulslann
publicly even If the refusal to (III
lie\e that the law tixing the salaries is wrong; seconill
fications will-run for this office or either of the others
on the same basis I had lather support him than run.
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Voura very truly,
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Use Electricity, Your Cheapest Servant
GAS
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TONY PITCHFORD
(I’uid Political advertisement)
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r. a v
ntuhort talk in which In; said he. *=«
believed hla years of experience
hipt the best
fittcil man to occupy the position,
I). H. Ihraiihei* another of thecanTcL 37.
s -Qf t c i f- F*m°r
' diJlntcs, said' he beliuvetl his timnv
‘ years of exjrerience in the world ol
(Continued from Pnge 1)
business unquestionably lmd train
< owun, a group
„f contralto
ed him for tile work of such a pos
terms
in
the
house
and
wns
elect
so,o* by Mrs, W. S
Lake and
ition and that he promised* if
sonjfs by Miss Lucie Baldwin, ac ed in l!»2d to fill the uncxpire.l
elected to give the office his un
Ja ck Notlr of Now York and companied at the piano by Mrs. term of Senator Ovn street in the divided attention. It. A. Cobli, an
Aspin wall
Woodruff, senate.
William C. Itomfh of Miami were •ninces
other candidate for the office, al
r olio whir tbe program, Mrs H. F.
week-end visitors in Sanford.
Senator Parrish read a letter so spoke.
Air. and Mrs. Calvin Teague and "m in e r , vice presidctir ,,f the congratulatin'? him oii the passage ( Sheriff C, M. Hand, E. K.
lamp ue, presented Mrs. Derby
of a nurtii'r of bilk: sponsored by Brady. .1. F. McClelland und E. E.
Walker spoke in behalf of thrii
iMr. and Mrs. K. IJ. Me ("racket) with silver forks, ns token of ap
the St",to F (stern.ion of Woman's candidacies for sheriff. The can
from
formed a party motoring to .Miami, [precinlion
L (v
T .the tnenihers
I!!1 ™ ’1
and on h is. election to the didates for Justcie of the pence
-Monday J h c r e they will attend the H j , ' ” 7 * liUI,W / T 1 St,*
1'' r ^ #!
Shrine celebrations.
^ " , for
•‘P'en.h.l w„r.k in the
Jof president of the senate, who talked were J . N. Chaffer, D.
church,
'
Two of the laws were the Child G. Wellborn, David Speer, F . VV.
A fter th e .program refreshments '"Welfare Law and the School Sur- Lovell and O. IV Herndon. Candi
-Hubert A. Newman, W. C. Hill, of cnktfsji Hot chocolate,
l aw, ...............
dates f,.r constable also made
bVank'-AVeodniff 11., and Bruce- nuts, bonbons and "cattily eajtcd ' ~-~~;i*rwddtht'Or *Sbnat* ’
.-lioit talks.
,-.t
W
tM
'i*
Anderson were u congenial party
In a review of his life Senator
i
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wrw
'n
tsu
n
motoring to Miami, Monday to at Mrs I Minnie E. Jones. Mrs. Lob- Parrish said he first mmc to SnnAt 'The Chuches
tend the Shrine Convention,
t i t A. Newman, Mrs. It. |\ W'liit- fo*il -js years ago and worked here
for
several
seasons
before
be
'V,s
Alexander Vaughan.
Christian Science services are
Misses Virginia and. Jere Lesley Mih^ Margaret Young, Mrs. At- moved to Ids present home in* T i
of Haines City spent the* week Hiur .Marshall, Mrs. W. A. l.cff. tusville.
held every Sunday morning at
end ns the guesjs of Mb Maude Icr, Mrs A|. .Minarik Mrs.
I,. P. Hagan, one of Hie present the Woman'.* Club, tilr> Oak Avu*
BrnxI ,ake.
Dm L. Perkins, Mrs ’ fleorge Mr representatives in the legislature mle ai ll o'clock; Sunday School
Dory, and .Mrs. John W. Aleiscli from Seminole County, gave a a*. Ill o'clock. Subject fo r tomorioncise'tulk in which lie promised imv, "Everlasting' Punishment,"
Air. and Mrs. W. A. Fitts Jr ., Jrthat everything possible would bo
were among those ft tun Sanford
Wednesday evening
services
done to lighten the present tax whi< b
motoring to Miami; Sunday where
include
testimonies of
Legion
Auxiliary
lias
hmdeii. He .advocates a fill percent Christian Sciciieo healing are also
they will spetsl lids week attending
the Shrine cnvrntion. They stop Benefit Hrid^c Party cut in the inntot vehicle tag lax, held in l lie Woman's Club ii!
and would fnvoi a plan tic put o'< lock.
ped over Sunday evening at Fort
The 'benefit bridge party given otic cent <71,lJiu'gas.dim* lax into u
Lauderdale where they were the
This t hnreli maintains a free
for the letiieineut of countjT Leading Loom, alT First National
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Dick Monday afternoon by the Campbell food
p,,, ,|
ens.
«.
Hank Building, where tile llihlo
bussing Post
American Legion
Carson Message Lend
Q and all
authorixed
Christian
Auxiliary at the Legion Hut, under! Three candidates lor governor
Science literature may be read
Georg*. Me Ilory. M. Minnrtk.
the capable direction of Mrs. Sandy, were represented hi the meeting. A
borrowed or purchased*
Open
and Vnlic Williams left Monday to
message from James At. ('arson, of1
WVdne-davs and Saturdays front
attend the Shrine Convention at Anderson, cliairman Airs. George
W. Knight ami Airs. Beatrice I .Miami, outlining Ids campaign .'I to 5 P. AI.
Miami,
Newman, was a splendid success. ! against Sidney ,1 Cults, rare
All arc Welcome to attend the
The Legion Hut, With it rustic* tracks and gambling was read by
Mrs. Clyde Derby left Tuesday interior, le.lld itself S„ well t), til,, I!. .1. I lolly, tliainnaii of the Dem services and to make use of the
for Daytona where she will spend decorator’s hnitil and on th -cosie ocratic fatuity executive commit Leading Loom.
several mouthy. Mr. Derby will decorator'* hand, and on this
tee. Clyde Dclhj -poke in behalf
CIJOMS t ' l ’I'V Work being nidi
join her th e re 'ami later they will casion, presented a picturesque of Foils Hathaway, and Fred It.
1*1 to coniplet ion on new -ehnol
leave for points in llm west.
setting with •lunnlllics ,,r calen Wilron f.o Dov le I' i 'ailton.
dulu*. blue i oiyifb.il ers, t'alln lilie- ( Among the othu peal.ers were bull.ling b'*iv.
Mr. ami M r.. Edward la n e mo and ferns . a n y i o g out the l egion John G. I .*..nai.lv an.I Mcv iiiaii E.
PL A N I GITA' Sept i i * tanks in
ton'd to Miami, Sunday when* they colors of yellow, blue and white While, eandolut. - for
county north* astern pail ol «11 \ being
The
iiiinu-itse
lireplac,.
w«Jt
bank
will .upend thru week attending the
pi>.-ccut>.i: Alts. Alav Belle Mtixrenovated.
ed solidly with ferns, before which
Shrine t ’eb'lii at ion.
sDiod a huge basket
filleil with Wt II and [', \\ Isivvton. eamlidalcs
uptl'illlindent ol public in* alia lilies. (In the mantels and for
Miss. Alary Love Walker of in ilie windows were smaller l>a- sir.n lion: Judge Jam es G. Shat*
Madison was tbe attractive guest kets filled with calendulas and mi and S A. It. Wilkinson, candi
dal.'- for countv judge; A Vmlgbof Alias Mildred Holly for the corn flowers.
Last Times
Airs, .1. II. Hintermi tei
bad aii, Joe D, 1 bitt.'iub'n and Ii. II.
week-end at her home on Park
tlliirge of the tables ami selected Kill.ee, .undulate- f»>r county la
Avenue.
Today
TUESDAY
Emily Dailey will
rivc
8 :l!i
i* jiiuim i r t 'i la l ii
studio
l,I
Mm.
ran
>t the
Mun?on nn Myrtle
rtbri'lpe
WEDNESDAY „
Darker Oridiiniittle'SArtetj'
E rf With Mrs. Tom Williams
•Vtlock at her home on Oak
,„j Third Street. A full
Ik trtls'led ird .
^Turner Circle of the !■ irsl
Church' will meet nt !I:.'IP
the ilurreh, with Mm.
uj uml Mrs. U D- Ilragg as
im in S D A Y
[Shto Parent Tern-bet's As,‘vill meet nt 8iOU o'clock
i Viit Side Primary School,
jtlc Chapter of No. 2 O. L .
|MJ regular meeting with
|ppiprum and reports from
Chapter Meeting recently
|it Miami.
*
khI Teacher - Association or
WhSiiie Primary School will
3.00 o'clock at the South
Ifrimary School.
lotel Arrivals
IRKST I \K E HOT E l .
! H. Hurt.h i . Jacksonville; A[flrkri. Jacksonville;
L S.
Jark-iiMVillc; N. L. Mot-|ij>!"iia Itench; Edward
uml wile. Paintka; Mr. and
L$.\V Fleming. Thumn-ville,
•R. k Phut, <ti lando.
I'
1001. MEET ro HE HELP
lThur*thiv afternoon nt three
hit the tegular meeting of the
i Sul.' l‘i iiii.it y School will tie
[The will be the last meeting ' Miss Helen Verniiv has ivtui ue.1
Itb .ear.'ii, and the officers ot
slie spent
from Lakeland when
Itthcr ,v liations of the city
the week-eml
I mini t.. attend. Following
||Bcctmg the meinliers will ad- |
Miss Mildred ll.dl
ami Maude
and g" t>> I’oulh's bakery ! Lake leave ThursdnyTor Talbdiits
they will Ik* .served
rc
see where they will visit friends
U^nti*.
i
at Florida State College for w..mi'll.
;an C’lul) Holds
!
b Regular Meeting St. Agnes Guild Has
.......of, .in
Its Weekly Meeting
meeting
the-1
of the First napften h vi a - held Monday af- I On Monday uDemmw
parlors, ! Agio** Guild and In*
nen lit tin* . Iiurch
Gaidincr
as
b'.st- , Guild of H oly Cross
(Win. IV. D
Off.in i ill
the StWomen’ I
Kpisi opal1
|Church, held their tegular ine. lswlitic; of .vpiiisite cluster*-1 ings at llm P; n b Won*.*. ^l be
inter Lillie: , ami other Spring |meeting of lbs Women'* Gn 11
was presided ovi i by the president
pin acre airiingcd with p le a s -j
Mrs. W E. V. at-i.n. •'<' Wlot )l
dim al e t thi> rooms,
U-In at *
f> I! F. i nipi'r, vice chair- time I was derided l'" * JO, in
cni
poratc
i
oniniunion
Atay
l presiil*.1 over tin* business
Called Thank
ton.ttiii’u ionline business was i ecogni/iition of the
members are
Offering
Day.
Tin*
toil stit. Ib.ll call was answerii blue boxes
Mh ni'iuh - pcitaining to Art. n*kcd t" open th
lied
*1‘ lie* li|. ,| i In,; Dll' Pipe Ol*- and place Die offerm g in a
mi I lie plate mi
i
nvclope
and
|d
a<
I lull vv*. rlil sponsor otu* of
Tli memliei * id t lie •'t
‘.““ ““l } Hun. Jiiilt!
.....
"77711— 7T77— nk'rwtsr.
Agnes
Guild
iti,
t * ihuri'l.,
stile next meeting of tile Club, Plans wen- also made lor tiu> ser
vvill |„. held .Monday a flcr- ving of the Men’s Club supper
•> it the home of Mrs. I. E. next Fridtiy evening at the Parish
Ikvifr* on AlelUmville Avenue, House. The committee^ will he
miu l..,- j. n-,;*•(.(! t,, bring n npgoinlcd at Monday’s meetnnr.,
ti. nri.j wlien these are cut A most intiwc sting letter was
* fcobli-t- vv.ll be requit'd to pay read by Mis* ADngaiei Aoung
w*1 lor eu. Ii -red contained hi
ktnrin,
ybfthnii m
of
sandwiches,
»ti.l . otfi-e were served late
aftertioof, |iy the hostess
M el lq Mi . A. Af. Phillips,
TV,: t'o* eril were Mrs. Iwsley
Mr.- |; |.- ('impel', Mrs. C.
Mi J , 11. Colt-lough,
'• l- 1 1 indge, Mrs. W. D.
It..belt I.. Glenn
1 I. t. Mitbvin, Mrs. A. A.
***■[>■ Mi
Lol.pit
Mnsska,
l,' J r Mitchell, Mrs. Sidney
Ml A. M. Phillips. Aim.
1-iun.n, Airs. Guy S. Sel■jJ -J1 ; :L!l.'L“ s G. Sbanin, Mrs.
m,''d ft a Ik, ,'. ADs. Vulie Wil#nd -Mi*. Kent
Lnssiter.
r'p ie*iu i were Miss Ungers
■J- S. Howell.
(|ll lit || (JUM P M E E I'S
new offivers of the Presby-Men of the Church liuve
I** »nd dis< ussed at length tm**rii*te plan* for work. A muss
In,
ll" ’ " K" VV‘D Im held
It 1 Tuesday night May in nt the
1 to consider certain mat-
and for social fellowship.
m J tw *’«x‘»ident, A. Kent Itosf»v.r' fcllii ’n Dtc chair for the
'meeting, it. W. Deane is th.• iietary, and tho other work
‘ r tlio following leadership.
*■ J Spiritual life, G. U.
• hihio L'lusa Attendance,
•mrente; Social fellowship,
Henley; Lookout, W. L.
film,? * hr‘!,lia,' Training, H. C.
POSTPONED
. Th^Ivmihr-on scheduler! to have
from a cousin *d hers, u missionary in Persia
Mrs. Braxton L. IV'kin* pn"
sided liver the M- Agues Guild
in the absence of the president
Mrs. Fred Du;ger
A short talkon the Sei;vice League was given
|,y Mrs. Clyde Derby, the League
president. Mis. I! F. Whillle. gave
no eMeptionnlly fihe talk «n Hte
United Timnl> Offering meeting
und told of what disposition In
make of the blue boxes. Sot i.AT
servin' slips were distributed and
nil Dn.se who have not D.'"d
bring them to t lit* next meeting.
At the adjournment
Guilds, a" j.'.int -rwrrinf-bmir- w>‘
held ill the form of a tea, given
in hniior of Mrs t ly.le Derby, who
leaves Tuesday for Daytona. Mrs.
Derby is president of Die Si'i'viLeague and also a teacher in the
Sunday school and will be greatly
missed in the church work.
The daintily appointed ten tabic
was placed in the Guild room,
which had been beautifully dec
orated with bowls and baskets fill
ed w“lh pink and lavender lark
spurs and corn flowers.
The table was spread with u
linilUonie lace cover end centered
with a silver bowl filled with
exquisite pink
radiance rases
Grouped about tl’ls were four
tall pink tapers i*.» silver holder*.
Silver compote* filled, with salted
nuts, bonbon* and candies were
plucetl a t • intervals about
table.
During the social hour a de
lightful program was rendered
which included a ntiml cr of
lovely readings by Miss Mnrgnvct
tallies and oilier bridge a . . .
S‘.|les jn blue and y ellow
The
tables Were covered vvr|i yellow
cover' tind embroidered in l.lm .
At the conclusion «f the usual
muitbei of progression*, scores
were collected by Air l ly.le llvr.l
and the pri/e for top score, a
wrought lion bridge lamp, wa*
iiwtmled All's. l(..|aod Lead, i'oi
having scored in \| liiglii“st, A|.
James l‘ iiidg.* won s jovelv .-in
bio.diK'd hint In*.ii set.
Alt
I
S. \. rimy, who la-ld low m.i.*,
Was ...lisl.l.d vvllll a green ilv -ta l
Ian shaped vise.
' t Tl,f |r.| belli tie
, , u'* hutent
Other
A-piraiil - Talk
tin' .present
of the. i limit court, mad:
I). W. Griffith’s
i i.miiiii ie<'. AI i J, K. Ritchie, Mrs,
ADs. li!TyJanie* Hovvaid. and
iii..ll|l W il-.og a- i- 1»',!| laV t lie -el V-
“Drums o f Love
Vtttu-i*
ileik
Douglas*,
.1
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fir
u l : <}’ >V i •o.WhtfiH
,.i?
|kr o,..,', WWt,nt. und ulso for
S G S S L ^ A o t h the present
i»us hear
Tuew hrri
Elton J . Moughton
Architect
.J L o t i J t o i a J y n k Bld Sv
Sanford, H a,
.
rfy f" V.
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p«.
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£ T \ .u
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Frocks fo r Every
Occasion at
$ 16.75
Ttili Silks, Printed Chiffons. Fhit f ’rt‘p«'> ami t lx-*»rg l'ttl'S —
Smart detnils distinguish lhose fnicks irom tin* •»rdiimrv— chic ini'iiogrnnis, fnshion-tavtn'od t.iy.'im v
tricky little* collars and holovml hows stamp thorn
as new null snutri iiud truly I’orisitm in every <i«'ta il.
«
a
Spring
Mi liincrv
Novi dt y straws
and
hair
r —
luK'f
Lnrgn dOM* ■•'Huall
motlcl * for dross titttl sp*>rl
L'l'u iiis.
Wt'ill'.
I'rices range
from
:>r
H E A R -------W YA TT
Citizen's Mass
Meeting Friday
Night City Ha'll
VVliaf A ( crlain Man Missed.
S o u th S o le Prim ary School
F i r s t ( l u i s l i .i n t hureh
'lLOKKINTm
QUICK SKRVICK
“ TRA N SFER
On improved City property nt 7 per cent. .*5 to five year
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good
$
5. o o
to $
12.00
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Huuling, Grilling Shipping,
nitd Storage
I'honc ans
OKI I1.. 3rd S|.
business property.
SANFORD ROND AND MORTGAGE CO.
112 K. Second SI.
r
PAINTER’S
Simon Pure Citrus
nn.I
Gem Farm Crop
Costume Jew elery
.lust III .
Newest Creations in Bracelets
“Neck BicCes and Bar Drops
New store
Ncwjjoods
Am:
“Time Tr ied
and Crop Tesled"
<In r
IIra ml* lire (In- acknow
ledged standard b> which grow
ers of Florida have judged all
fcrtili/.iTK Dtr nearly forty jcurs.
“fllvlng all we can for whal
vve gel instead of getting
till that we can for what we
give" is the policy oT
Fertilizer Co.
Jacksonville, Fla.
, By J . 0 . Laney
Hanford Folks
IS
nY;BOT You
WHY, • f?E M E M B E R
WHEN '»CXJ W ER E A
UNC4-E "bib HOPKINS' MAKING
BoB
Fa c e s a t
Tn e o o y s
’ T
H AV E GROW N YES,
UP SINCE I,
LAST SAvW
You, BETTY-
O
t K
tt* w." , '.Duugbxs president of
tto-aid pUn,* f 'uh, honoring Mrs.
—i *>1 I
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M*-* t My,It* By..(,
mi: i11*1111)1
M►
s. .In nn t.. W,11. AD *. \VV>HIJi u Vt, tn t( . 'D
Iir:,\t«n 1! 1tug mil! .Mr- A li .’.l \\ 1 .-. Jr..
•** t‘*Gd tn : v i 11Gs-lim,- it* ulI vi’i*
i*’\\ illld VVbn. i i i**1. j* •• t i » ;i tn nn i
*M
g..i.i I ilki' fi..-t ..I hi vvbite.
1|* 111 i.i i,
cat b I'lal*'1 Ufl i* fit
* V*
. "1 nfl.ift Cl
'dork J " , , Mcdnexdny at one
Ifm. l< , o t,l Forrest Luke by
tmnL ...^
MAY
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Calendar
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Many young ladles and their mothers come here
for aids to personal churm. They’ve found them
pure und deuenduble^-like our standard drugs—
sold at fair prices. A fine .refreshing drink and a
delicious bll-to-eat at our immaculate fountain.
O SES BEAUTY
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CHICAGO,
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Apr.
2K.- Who <“Silver”, such as
“Silver
rrw onl.U (troir.onyWhlch names the Pullman cars and why “Silver Peak” Hp,
A tiew serie-t recently complet
.Marks Tnmianti Celebration nnd how ?
Hut t '
H H«
, ' Oi l
i F o r years this question luix ed is prefixed hy '’.Saint** and
been of interest to travelers and "M ar'' Another series curries the
others.
prefix “ Point" as “ Point Bonita.
At first a Pullman r looping car
Fur Famous Men
was u ri'inodcicd Chicago A Al
The parlor car* huilt’ fo r the
ton dny ronclt and war Riven n Pongri>ssionul I.imbed
between
number Soon it was decided to call New York nnd Washington are
the cats “A, “ll, “P, etc. J.ut that named after the signers* o f i l m
gave them 'only 2d 1(.‘tiers and soon Declaration of Independence and
thu cats piled up and it whs con prominent members of old Pun
sidered railing them by numltem gresse* Within the last year or
Hut ns, lociiiimtives apd freight two the names of distinguished
cars are Riven number* there men have.hern used, such gs Dav
on, Thu* names id Livingstone. Darius Weils, Fit
t»n-. coaches
Whitney, Robert Stanley, dames
Tli* Find Name
Dwight Dana, Holier! Peary, Mat
first cur was called ‘’Pion eo Polo, Oliver Wendell Holmes,
eer’’ and now rests at Springfield, Davy Crockett and other* have ap
111. it watt hastily constructed in peared.
,
IKIJJj'inVurry the body oY A lira*
One Pullman ear hours the name
mt mi til iiam Lincoln from Washington*to
of n porter in commemoration of
dependent tuition.
Chicago and thence to Springfield.
P»Cnr
Daniels, w’hose heroism in
The more progresaivp Seminolmi
Generally v-ponking parlor cars
.attempting to save passengers
seek recognition its citinens because were snptfV'sYd to he given,
of the din>
financial ‘ traits in inine names also those of flutters resulted, in b is injury and death.
When.' thb i ’ullmun company
which they find themselves. De nnd lard*. . Hut railroad often
toAk
over the Wagner sleeping
mand for racoon and alliirntor hides wanted them named a fte r * cities
bur it was discovered there* were
their chief means pf siisteimnet*. on their important, runs nnd this I
nbmlb tKMI ears hearing duplicate
• !
has fallen off in prer m l years, and wi'h is often followed
imim-s. The vice-president tit that
Sleeping car* nave heon named
crop* have not been rood .Most of
time, liidiard Dean, was a friend
_ . „the.
_____
_
x____„
M.
.............
......
.......
after
rivers,
lakes,
cities,
towns,
622 Seminolet ncyd denial find
of the t'hicngo public librarian
e T lffiiFatte n l io n . ■-> - .. .
d Tycnumries, tom I* hist (trip' figure*,
P m
meiMcuVsAtciUion,
who obligingly that night opened
V• ; ' f SellinR .W im lr s
noliililcs in Die' world’s history, •the doors of the library and iidSeminote women have h e m , to
‘
l 1™*"’ i,'l,,hor!*’
ntiUt'il a lio-( of t li'i ks v Ini' del
sell souvenir* atom- the new trad V " !' *■ ‘" u rn,‘T ;
ved into histm es,
ancient folk....................... i - .
, ..
1 lie only
nly I’ll!
Pullman- ca r over
and the men are workiim as day
bne, floman and Greek textbooks
laborers in the million acre devel named for an tidividua] alive to and itiiout everything e l e to have
day is that hearing 'the title
opment of Hatron Collier in Pol i
it wholes ile ehi stening
“Ptilone l.indbeigh.
Her county, but most of them lieThat is how some of t }|<> ears toOhservntion ear- ate nnmei
lleve government recognition-would ter mountain* geneeaily
fni) fis t-'!" * huVe tlio»e peeulni namel
help them more than they can help “Mount Hope’, "Mount I'lRfid i'tlmt no one e|-e seem* to know
•liHiP'.
themselves.
He. P ar* built for. the ft.eat what its' all ahotit.
That the outside world may ho Northern railroad' have tin
Now who nam e' ’em ’.’ FtfSy.^%-'
: r - group
made familiar with tln ir mode of fix “Great” such a* “GreaiLjAl
of officials of the company
living, the Seminole* from the Hit; "Great Plains” ■i, FotJb^>'lST!ii. •oiled the "eommittee on tiomeiiCypress nation have elected a 1ern I’aeifii railroad muHybiitK t all I'lnt ill •*.’
model Indian village at Fv> rglade*. Oil “Suilsel Pape”, “.Sililsi | He.y li
i f you lliinl it's an io isv j o b , s i
During the week of the trail open ele. after 1he iluek t M*ljlj''Sllil-'t down and 1 1 v to tliin k o f P.lllMI
ing they will give exhibitions of I,united '
n a m e s o f t i t l e , c o n n t i i e - t fitm iui*
The Simla
their ramp custom'. Men, worn u
m en , t c .
and children, dressed in their tritely
colored costumes, and under the di
reel Ion of .hone Hilly, cho t modi
^ T f ir if iv frnof/ - l l
cine man, will render dames, snip
tu u i
f i t IJO lt /
song* and talk on ealiip life Sev
1
end of the It die speak pood FugI
n*h.
I
The gr, >ti ii'o i dance v a th'
V :S /
raitstamliill t*a* m of liie < I a
wi
Tin- d; - i < > * . 1!*■, i 1 1 •( 1 1ill .1alie V, I ■' “
( lo i
K V FJtG L A PF S,
May
l._
(INK)- For the firs t time since
they united, 75 years ago to make
witr on the United States, the three
Iriliei* iif the Seminote Indian-,
nut here on April 25
They
cnn.e ,trry primarily to
meet
Governor Martin And other prom*
U lr r»
altobf r«
w
A
aU U
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flr(A I h c \
r|® 1 1 .
rll • Y
- ■ / v
V. ,* 1-*'
\
mi l
F o r miles they stretched across the praire and
up into the foothills, smooth, clearly
beaten
•
.
A
hard as rock
—»
marked,
through the centuries by
the hoofs of buffalo on their way to the salt licks.
W hen the railways cam e, and the engineers were
confronted
with the great bastion of the Rocky
Mountains, these buffalo trails assumed
a
new
%
significance. It was found that" they always fol' **’*
^
*
lowed the easiest gradients, that they penetrated
the mountain fastness
by the
most
d:r o t1
practical route.
Buffal
l
no
till'?-. I ll iv h **11
rLi.>i‘ii i' Iri •! •'
com tin in i1 Mi lint iti"
i
n( large. A> .In- o Hilo, • ■i ■
“him on place in go,
■♦ i• < i •1
fe d Iy Safe fm" liini In 11 in.tin ! 11 '
until ilw «li»> <ii iii" tn. t U iii'ii
the cul|iiii ii- ini! mi n oil.ll ' •*iun- |
Ion of nil Inn' \« rcganling |»nni*•l»
mint to lie m et'il mtt i' nought I
If ileutli i* tin' M'liti'iu i , ilii' nun
jlatiir ii it n1n l* U n i mill.; mill' tlilV
Adverttsingr like those old buffalo trails, provides
urtexpectcilly shot ilowu fnuu mu
bush. At the lout green eorn 'Imi't',
Doctor .liihnny wue tni'il for killing
Jiitfie Hilly *.« f itt li> i, I .it lie Hilly, lie
a clear and unmistakable path among the perplexi
w u t | u i i iu U ',il to t:n f n i ' lii'i'iiu■ex
the majority "f tin- Seminole*
thought there m il'. I'xtimnit itij'
cimrumMaiice-., “Until ilntnl “ i>
Juste Hilly’' liu'iinii' explanation.
\<M* Much T.iitul
fomplHinn uf Hu’ t util n.ltls
untile two million iii ii'i- In I I i nlii'
ucceii'ihl' limit mill i rente a moile.u
lllltouinhili' htghwtiv in i. mil tin
entile Hale. 1 util tin ininl W
w.i-I
built there vva mi iiiglmav n-m
plctely cro "in e t l o
i I di ni l, .
of the state Th**-1111■ 11-,oi r .ini'.I
to Miami now i mi •*» ouole k\ in"
tor c a r ill a b o u t e i g h t I i o i i i
I lie i i'g i"t i a ln m u d ' vv itli g.noi
inelmlilig hl.uk le to, deei, jmiil Iii
^
alliimiois ami miinj 11 qiii id
iilllf-ntui ~ mul sninllec iinomi'tines and many trupa il
Kaglott, iciinni'h
birds arc miiimon. Game " JO"
tectcil for one mile eai ti side ol lit
so the game and lord dic»
little fear 1,1 pu'sing m otoii-i- h
nut an umiMinl sight in ii tin
mile drtv
ilriv to pa-s a Seininoh
ramp and
unit see a ten foot ulligatoi
slide into a 'iM-iini. an eagle cireh
overhetwl. oi a ile r lai t mg ml*1
or fit Hi- tlei*'.
the Ini; cypiesS
i
Tropical I ullage i ' jin sent i i i
■ b u m la m c on bulb side* id the
road. No extended attempt luomade to develop faini land
been mailt
gr- at extent in thv new
to any jrr
citizen
Every loyal <
should attend M a ss;
K
Friday
ties of modern buying. It points the way to the goal
ng, tangy
W H O LESO M EN ESS
T in ' th e c h iltlr c n d rin k p le n ty
>< /Hite, d e lic io u s, b o ttle d car*
b o n a te d b e v e r a g e s ; T h e y c o n
ta in
su ^ a r,
w a te r a n d
l>urc
of safety and sound value; it avoids the pitfalls of un*
reliable goods. By following the advertisements in
this paper you are following the high road to true
economy.
c a rb o n a te d
w h o le s o m e , ta s te -
le m p tin R fla v o rs. T h e irre sisth
b le, d e lic io u s tanj» is d u e to ca rb o n a tio n — p e r fe c t o n ly w h e n
th e d rin k is bofi/ed. B u y 'th e s e
so ft d rin k s b y th e case.
•
TSottled
Carbonated
lev era ges
*
M ake it a habit: follow the broad,
sure trail o f advertising
$ 5 0 0 In Coy it P r i t r i
•V/ vn tour fi vnrilt rtf M’»" I t
iKtoteni ItyfiJrxJ t i r U o r d Hf**
r . r v TRAN SFER
<V STORAGE CO.
liitirrl
i
fAI-PH
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I ’ lasii n o n In *. I I mhII h *.
ru iim t. *l>t,i,il.iH,
I r m i I'H tl l lt l r *
I'ksw MMI
W.
Sim %,'uuttlr *»r.
POSHING
Mar. I
^ft**f* tr»Ali*»*III#!‘t IkH*Itf*&f1 *1*
Iv fty lnJ
Rff
(ll.If.,
|1C t ill- iplrffi Mitl
,1*4aw.*iii'ii Iat im ft4i|,'ti#
jt/iere's a
BOTTLER
inyour town1
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TnE 3 ANFOIIP ITKTTALl), SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY: MAY. 1,. IflgA
r SEMINOLES !
PART INOPENING Narhes lia s
OFFAMOUSTRAIL
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PAGE FIVE
L.
8—Financial
JJiotil Daily Herald
iN T A D R A T E S
|j(rmi: Cxlsh in Advance
lone ads, will be received
ilron* and collector
liately for payment.
_____ ____ 10c n
....... ............. 8c n
....................... 7c n
fTime rates on request.
sent
line
line
line
FOR S A L K : Going, paylttg busi
ness, netting
appproxinintcly
-$1Oli per month. Unless you have
[cold cash do not answer this ad.
Price low, terms libornl jf good
security can be given. Would be
ideal proposition for woinnn. Ad
dress “Business” care Herald,
reduced rates are fo r II 9 — Instruction?,
ttire insertions,
S L E E P W E L L on u SintlnoiH
j werdj of nverage length
Benutyrcet mattress. Price S8'.i.iinted a line.
f>0, Gilbert-Mcgriff Kurnituiu Co.,
timum "charge of 80c fo r
28 E. Church St„ Orlando.
jfcjfrtion.
idvsrtisintc. is r e s t r i c t ^
lP-^-LIvcatocIt
jptr classification.
(u errer is mflde The SanF E E D S A L E : Another shipment
Jiltrald will be responsible
of( tliut High Grade Poultry,
full; one incorrect insertion,
Untry and Horse Feed going at
Jldvertiser for subsequent
prices below the Market. Our
tiins. The office should be'
Tiueks deliver to all parts of the
immediately in pose of
County. Your ehain-e to save |
money. II. It. McCall Industries;1
TOAIA’K IITISERS V.’ 4th and Elm.
Heiaid
representative
Kjhly familiar with rates
_ ind classification will
ip a complete information,
ji/you wish, tney wiB assist
ri ie wording your want ad
k*Vc it nure effective.
llsmiur.cemcitls
H
:; v r
1 0 - A* l ' m t l t n
London Announces
Im provem ents J n
, General Condition
Look-A n sw er-P rofit
If you want merchandise of any kind
i f y o u w a n t t o h i r e , lie m i l o y n l . r e n t , l m v
o i‘ se ll
lo o k i n t o t iu-
o p | ,n ,,t u r i i t it*
i*»n wl it 'iv
I 'c r i
you
i Ini|\;
run
Then
an d
\i .i
11
I.':
fro m
uni,
10 li I’ l m i , .uni
lur* sir** :tli*
f
)\r, i-
It
It'll
! -1 111-
In l oan
in
*A
IV
-
. I » W* 1 ■ .. - .t i a
111* \I .
that Londoners are living Ix lte r
and enjoying a mon-.varir^ i'jftyry; ■ J
I'thih before. There i lta .sH U ti)lil[. I
it'ierease jn tjte, numla-r .id
r> i l
ill ride ms. Duggualirpr that Ihr liijl i '■p
urds of life have •ibcrr.-nAd ' L f t M
1
the pn»«‘hg y e p rs., j
• v -i
l.«ihduncra lend ntotr-. Thi/ f*
I'olitital Announcement
Political Announcements
sute, of laioks for'bome rending nt
,'tlto libraries rose between
1U1U
ru n x o w rx tu .y .
• Olt TIIU I.I.ISI.A'I I III:
| j u js|( |,, renounce ft4> idliillilucr
and ll'2f> from six millions to a l
Subject
tn^
ilt'K •'•"*••- 1
............Ml . . . M . . . m e a l . , .
I Hst r'ct
■ ,■i. Rrli.iorj.
most thirteen millions, and t h e
('-.- ' ,l nit it,’lev
n Z r : : ; . s - <.
m-.i. <v»'in- - oi. j .-.i
issue, for reference from 7PH,5V2
••••!*»t •Mam e«
„ .............. ... uf j 1
«"t
iIn; K. -mo
to -“gllS^T'A The number " o F llirtS
*- I '' rl O - - ~ U. 4
tn.Tfrl* \
lTit»mi*s * Juiu 1*, «*•
JT “
“ ^
^
•f f•♦1 1 - in HolmIf nl lit**
i. a t a t i :.
.’ 20,588 to 45(5,
LONDON, May 1 . -C«m paied rowers rose
n. i ti h i *•»tint y.
Tin*
■- 1 "f til*.
t*f F!**rl*
with ten years ago, the e ty of 8tl2.
i *ui « m > v
\ llol lit, i'wjm t *;tll> 1«dli»*I < i -1 |«» a Ii lloi» 1ti'» ( l i t I a Hi It
Lor,dun
is
bigger, lu-althier.
•f I*mni I t n x • **. Ti l l #, In m>
rt/i! ".I* tt*V HI * of I It* of t ’otlrt
• t i I m * f f« e t i il
by
mu
i
t i u n t e i N-* I S* iniiiiiti* 1‘oiin
u
eu.tIder,
better
housed and bet
] ' b u nl.*, » ul d i M r i c t ' omin i'*! .
i l HI I IbullMli
i»f
Iht
11\ *• . ••Ml
l»*
•ioM |*« m i l t * N•»',**, 1. ” ;* I. A
‘ , ter educated, but she is more re s t
. M. i i t If.iati l>r|»nrtmi*nt,
•II
I ? - ti».Ji * t |m i ft*- u Ul nf I l f
■i i h ii
111* ■I V nioi i ji ( l«* I*i I mi . it \ less, lu-r streets are more
dan
• -ii ft I •• s mid i'»j b *
ptr11 ♦ »*• c nt i t •» a u d *' l i t * *
• •**» » . t.| oli .1iltn Mh A l» . '2*
gerous,
she
has
more
.paupers
and
•! !•-»
11 •
I lltl t i*#lb I
V• Ml MH' 1»"l l Will I m- H|l|0 . I*t*i|
i t ! t !.• t’tittrft)
.1 M . \ ' | l l V h ’ K I ’ l! V
itnTs
siiieido^
and
her
public
bod
X| • I
flt.lt
1 |UH»M !S» l*i
'l * V!:’«
4*M#d* I bit I vnd.
ru n > iii:n in
es are mor. extravagant.
E (INS)
LONDON.
May
i tin a «-al ut t ' l at e f o r tl»*» i i f f l ev
Il W P K A U M A N . .Ir
These lire the o'.aie conclusions A special meeting of tho British
* SI»»-rUf f*iul wi l l a |»|iMxi|.tf n
.
I nit.* I • r i t i t a * ' .
* o i \ » • s i i T i i t v i i : n i i i : n i l* *rt m ti
to
be drawn from the latest Hook Cabinet was summoned late this
^ i*:. i*:. w a i . k k i l
i * i i n ii
i \m mi r i i o \
•>t Numbers—the Statistical A b afternoon • by Premier
. h i ......
i n > Can did a*)
Baldwin
r u n . . i i m h r o r 1*1 : \ n :
1 n i t •n l* III ii
London,
HH7-UI2(1— to consider the Egyptian
it
* < .in Him. n« •* m\ ruml i i l i t ry stract for
crisis.
I ■. ' n*t L*u
nf
St* hi i i n 11
t*
Ii i I I mi*
|i »
I In* o f f i c e * •t which* has
just been published Admiralty and Foreign Office of
Ubj* xd 1.. |In* U III of 111** .
* ' i f il.i« I'i'ith' ntufrlrl Vo < here.
i t(*
ill. ,ll ' .1 llllt* 5 Y ••Ilf |
ficials refused to discuss the Egyp
m n , »-* m ihiw Mffii'** im* ri•• r I>
n i • .i |i |h i * iitt * ii
From a welter , f figures opd tian situation pending v .o s tate
: '*•
1 1 *• utUil
tin* * l l - t r i c t wan
Al N1 m : u . r m n x w l l i .
!«.* i - i *1 l i t * i be |‘o i u t b n i m r l c f l c o m p i l a t i o n s , a n u m b e r o f v e r y i n
ment which Foreign Secretary Sir
*♦! mwiiftcil tn a nUl i m flu*
n i UN * t %m i:
a ii • .in i f b a t t a m a I ■ » • ft • AI *|*•*1 I Mil III' l . f ' U n U - t e r e s t i n g f a c t s ’ t h r o x v l n g I g l u o n Austen Chamberlain promised to
v?|
- •o : 11
i . I t i s t l i « o f 1*0 I*, in*., ,’iinl t h e c h a n g e s t h a t l a k e p l a c e i n a make in the House of Comrfions.
t i !•*• ul f ie** of i ’on
ltd*-.i'«ot*. Li glv e
•t •..'T No l Si rulti' ’« Mbit .
Unofficially
it
dcclured
that
the
hi
.(d. .* "tMUl I *
1 w lltl large m e t r o p o l i t a n a r e a m a y
•l.l '»,i al I »l'*1 lot •**III
i government is hopeful that the
tit a ii tl * f 1 lx 11 i d l » l . lu x- g l e a n e d f r o m t h e v o l u m e .
■« , I'll. It.ei
N.* A I
j'presen.v of British warships of the
A 12
1•I•i•’•t to
Heath
Bute
Lower*
r nn i .k v i : i X
' • i .U« i - H I in |fi ilia
Egyptian coast would have n salu
The death rate in the M.omLn
\ !•« Ii* J mi ,1mu
tary offer* in Mbringing iibout wis
r l l . l i l x Ml* 1 Ml II 1
n*'en. t h e Itook rcxeals, lias de er counsels at Cairo.” The Brit
Hi' *‘.*«di *1.1* '
o h l i - in
1' lit lit* ;•|•|»|
i*
i leased from IP per ) .nun since ish ultimatum protesting against
-l Ilu * l« • till *’**" i t •*(11*
1 I >. I Jr) ** UIT It
• " I I I Ml Ml.
'Ml* » -< III I'.1IK. and tile .infant
mortal tv puciage of the Public Assemblies
LtMb ,;*( ( • .« i ' (•* I.i h*d 1
%o i inis n r • m i m i i i ; |
1
"111
«d;il
*■ ) Ml*’ from los t o aP. Less than HO years Bill by the, Egyptian Parliament
•!•!»■ *
« III N n
I.Linden l ost 157 babies under a |will expire at 7 nVlofk \\'ednc»11* !•• It a ' a I
li \
leu l - l a t m *•
year old out of ex- ery 1,000 born, |day evening. F a ilu re 'L l comply
> - i *i *t oil%i i n x i u m :i«
T l • pin s e n t b i r t h r a t e i s a l m o s t 1 would probnbfy result in the seix•
I *l Hi m t \
tilin'* tltaf I am • d o w n t o tin- l o w e s t w a r r e a d i n g ,
will a I* m*i>
uie of the Egyptian customs by
.tot
it.
••Mii** of i *•#ii nl
•t *li.i U ’ -Hi
tin I *1’ 11i**t Nt.
1 0 1 f o r IP27, ii- c o m p a r e d w i t h
the British. Customs are the chief
i-lw|itn ttf |Im ' ai It! ill I p IS,
T . l v u :s
source of the Cairo government’s
•. i lit o r i m i n i i li
I
\ 1• 1 '
E x c e p t f o r j in i n c r e a s e in t h e income.
l mi « i »i \ i \ .ii ih . i :
s r i .i •n»j
mi i .mmIoI.o
deal bs front h e a r t
disease
and
The British government claims.
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I ( i l l « III X I X X s s l I S ' O I I III' -*■-1 c- Hi rer, t h e n m i t a l i t y r e t u r n s a r e Lli^l the, l*t|blic Assemblies Bill*
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I w i^b . m iiHHMUii. r 1«i I b r l -rimt* *‘N
as many people co»*-| rights in Egyi'L notably the Hr l
• i S* III i 11««l •* I'ti'llll v ( b u t I Hill i *>nt t wi c
t
.lii| iti- f*»r i* i'll *’f Imi * i n (I m* of i milted suicide in IP20 ils III IPI7.
ish light to protect foreign intor11* * • I Til \ V'si'Ksi.i Mill j**#’! (o lh«
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• M\IP \ \ >
nub
Premier Summons
Iiritish Parliament
To Consider Crisis
" ill.
I*| UniM '
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*i » bf* It.-Id III .Inn* i o f
#
men
than
of
women.
The ye.11* IP27 was the b ggest
Su> Trial Marriage Olxl
________
•
marrying yi-iu in London
sinee
r u n •« \ \ f o i . a . r . r T u n
. .* 1 .Mil*
( 'onipati omiie marriage is a*
I »i-li In ,ihim.tin. •• Ibm I .im n IP22. The total of II, 8111 nine
* f• III.* . I .111*| llUMIIC.- >
• *H«Ii i I h f<ii i •• f l t v l l t t n
|m l h # ' i i mges is neiirly 2.000 bigl l- i than rousing only mild inierest in Scot*
•* f i • • « f T n \ » ‘ m I I i t I " I
nf S^ rn ln |H••J*i It)
that f r IPI7. Jt is eominonlx be land In-cnose the Scotch say that
•I*- . . . m i
win-h-i-i i*i , iii»* lu tii.n
lA'.iw i \|m|tiTiict* 4*1'.,
liexeil Ilial people are marrying the idx-a is tin- same us “ trial
•t ilt« t<<i* m
in lb.- I»i’inm*rtitic
Ii*■»» *i \ |m !«i* lii M mi Jun*
. •• 'll I'H jtl l (HlhSfl,
Intel in life, but tills book reveals m arriages" which were common in
b t i i i Mi|l|t*.l| wi l l .»•*
• <b*(**il
1 hi^bb'ii. S.mtiiid Kl**i Ida.
that approximately 5,000 London that country before the Kcformn*
J Ni l l» J I N K I N S
Jti
gnis marry before they age IWen
t.inn. The ceremony xxiih called
r u n Niir.uirK
—IV r m a m -lit W a x i n g
'• 11
"hand-fasting.’’ and Sir W alter
b<-t . 1*1 .1 Ii IK hi *.< i i n > i*u inlblai'> t.x i tie « very year
Better living
Mi** nffl.*. • i yii. i nf ..I Ni’iiilii
Stott refers to it in "The Mon*
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\ i i ' t m e t e a s e s i n t h e s u p p l i e s t o a stery ,’’ where lie makes Sir John
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Lunch Room. 10U West F irst
in " * . i k fN»r l l i « liful l u l v r f M “ f lh**
small modern house or apart
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titin- will be gluil to explain Cloat, in. Apply
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SANI TARY STEAM PKKSSKRY.
Ijd til Ch*. -ifiexl uxto. The co st
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pound FOB Quitman, (ia. F. 11.
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'n iJA l.I.Y only a fx-xv cents 2(1— Farms Fur Sale
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Unman, Quitniun, Georgia.
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J14 N. Park.
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and monthly rales are ex- F IV E ACRE tract with residence
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>ind)> low. Give this method
on Heardall Ave., also twenty HOA'J' KOI; S A L E : .50 foot bridge f>.i r r - e l r c t l i i n to I *•«• o f f ic e of s h e r o m i t .
IT IS Kl(|»Klti:i» t irta1 HiU N.iil.v
I’uints and NVull Paper /-i
»ct .- pi-omiitio.* s trial.
f f o f Kr i r t l n ol r I ’o u n l V s u b j e c t ••*
I t X I I I ' N,
l»* |H|)ill<*tti i| In Tlii- Sinif/ird ll^iald,!
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Palmer’s subdivision.
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, i-li,'
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SUN PROO k' p AINTS
Bargain, see
Nick Zcmovean. fully equipped, sleeps six. tTice Ih-in ocratlc |irlmury ••• b e belli ne s t
‘lLip Wanted Male
Sftiiilnoh' I'oiiiit) , Klmiila (t|ii’«* rai'li |
THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY
W ater Sjisr Varnishes und Ena*
June
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Beardall Ave,
r-uxomiEde. P. O. Box W38.
iloff-Mux- Rattx'ry Co. ,
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r « » r e t ifu lly tuurn.
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117 E ast 2nd. St root.
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11* nUM.-rstlc In*it*mit «• flit d* in' Imml iiibI <»ff|iLi|
solutely guaranteed,
$18. Gilmoulding clay and Plux|ucs. Kan* '
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opportunity. Address 10 A(!RKS Muck laiml lor Sale.
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pftiil of Un* Lln uil 1*4*111*1 * f S«*iuhi
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nnd gl™
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I someone else a chance nt a sent. I
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ceremonies when he turned the
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Itrategy, modntlons
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nu-nts " committee | tlic,
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JO would hi
licrc, was unanimous.
; the
und began preparations to tako
nt 'Madison R o b i n s o n S p o n s o r s
dc Tendered By
his trans-Atlantic flight part
P a s s in g R e s o lu tio n
P p p c r B od y W a n ts
Selection of D ow tn as
four
years
ago.
To N o te d A c e s
ner into the air -for it* last
chairman unil hi
coinmittc© wVriH n*
Q u ic k A d j o u r n m e n t
,
. Rice Hotel, Jones V ice-P resident DawcsVVIllAp trip. A large.crowd was pres
ent to hid farewell to the plane
—
hy party lenders. He war plnci
point C om m ittee O f 6 S en that spread tho name of at. C o m m u n i c a t i o n s H a v e
nomination by Mrs. Leroy Spt
ators To tc a d ln v c s tlB a tio n Ixiuis to tho four corners ol
o f-South Carolina. Bower* i*
the world. Lindbergh climbed
author of “Party Rattle of
e d T o N o r m a lT o d a y ,
__i
WASHINGTON, Apr. lit), tt^ a) | into tho plane and With a faro_
a
a«w W•7 rli / * u I l l l l l i l t I* /in
Tit
Jackson Period,’' nnd “Hnm
well wave to the crowd **vr
.Tim Senate today authorized
and Jefferson." and Ims be
A T L A N T A , A p r. 3 0 .— T h o
tr a in e d E n t h u s i WASHINGTON. Apr.
prominent speaker at party ,
reaping investigation rtf expendt- ‘er the gun” and was oif-n i
South
today, w as sh a k in g it
_Adjournment of C>
, erings. After his speech nt
in-s in tho current campaigns for
s
e
lf
fre
e from a w eek o f
May ID bevunte u at rot
Jackson Day Dinner hero in
1 Presidential nominations. ,A
flood
s
and
fr o s ts 'Under tho •
unry,
his
election
ns
convc
ity today when Hcpubli
'solution of inquiry «03 intro1,,.voter
was
gene.-ally
conc«
!
rayn
o
f
a
w
arm in g sun. In
of the House indicated
iiccd by Senator Robinson of
in- YOKE* Apr* *** , tj « Ruth Ilryanuwen/\niunK
Jesse 11. 'Jones told the cot
m
nny
sectio
ns
th e river a
.rkansas. Democratic floor 0 1
BTtv.v m illion" people 1 Aspirants Listed To Speak could meet the demand
let* what was being done to
w
e
r
e
receding
and
th e
r.
referred
to
u
committee,
rsAt Third Of MceUncaBclnK ate for nn early ci-sMiti
'in getting Houston ready fo
their acclaim today to
orted
favorably
ami
adopted
w
ea
th
er
o
f
S
atu
rd
ay n ig h t
Conducted
Through
l.ount>
convention and nnnnueed ttjr
ness to prepaiy t'V- t
U torim ? G erm ans, Bar-.
,-ithin an hour. The resolution auI new (Smveiitlon ludi is about
w a s gone.
.
Tin Hucm’ftild f in d Cuphorlxed vice President Dawes to
Seminole County’* jwlllleul usII plete. Asked by one of the
The turbulent stream* which
mine
a
special
committee
of
««
Htrmnn Kochi, a n d 'th e
rants will rally tonight nt the
bets what the Heatitijt CO
washed over their banks l“
to, conduct the InvcsU■ was, Jones haid, “if the' pres?
£
Irishman.
M ajor
i northwestern sections of Florida
tn monte
Springs Community
Billion
Dollar
Van
Sweringen
1 not present 1 would say t«e
L c. I’it/msuritffe, w h o
rmse to ask citizens of tlmt
Unification Plan^IsThoughJ
1 1,000 for publlcntipn Ve.pu'
Lj the m onoplane B reMunnort in their races for
To Have GoodChanCeOfK*;
c e iv in g C om m lsalonB acklng
F fruit Kurftpe to. th e ,
clous local und state o ffloes.
L \rui ii’»n continent, the'
addition t» the candidates for>
WASHINGTON. Apr. M-I.S&Wf.tt ,-i-ic te-nt had been
( i v « j _A. fa'fornble decision on
nl posts there will he- several ns"
tho
dollar Van
Sweringen •Uto were al thlr w oht; ha. been
•ants for higher offices, among
Uio billion
dhiiuu uviiu*
railroad unification plan
uftdcr noted, and Ihe AnaUch colai and
•m ltuth llvynn Owen, who is
which the Chesapeake nnd Ohio, Choctnwhntchee Rivers In Florida
lining for u place- ,n congress
Van Sweringen control will ncqu re arc returning to thrir^bnhk"^,^
jiii th is congressional district.
stock control of the Kric and Pere
After . Weck of storms whten
An unusually U rge crowd is ex*
Muniuette. Is exported to be hnnd tore down
telephone
and
. - telegraph
eted to tu rn out Vo hear Mrs.]
cd down by tho Interstate Com light u* n Inrgc *ecwires throughout
IvnimpH n i - Uccom ra ln p il.il
,ven and the Jd h er candidates <
-•••licntioir
merce Commission wtthln a few tlon of the south, commun
Church D enom ination As
oak. The daughter of W iliam
lly returned
to" 'norm al
had
practical'.
“
Delt-trn.es
A
rr.ve
brum
AH
linings Hi you
has attra cted ;
• • •
oncu
‘'“convinced that Congress will.Ml , today an,l schedules
were
C ountries O f EnU rc ^ or id
ition wid. notice of her earn-,
pass the Parker Ralroad c o n c i I more being fallowed oni railr-uuls,
had
liation Bill nt this session. «
liirfi iti thU district.
\
where in some pla> es towns
t
K VNSAS CITY. Mo . April
a h the speakers will l»e lnnited
jnrity of the commission is said to I been eiil off for s wii-i.
INS)- ICansa, C:tv todny I-", five minute talks, according l >
I have roach,-«! the conclusion that > Yesterday LOW men
J llullv, chairm an <>f the count>
further delay in reaching a ro.i; battle in Arkansas to *!* *•
,-srm- the cnpital of world Moth',
em ocratic executive comm ttte
elusion on several merger pn- rands of acres of rsch f irm h r
■,|isni a* dflogatn from ev,-y
'
,1- would lie harmful to thi fr,*m inundation ami rr-i
h» will preside at the «m-et,.»g.
1 ....... m ihe union and thirty-iiiml railroad interests „f the country ruin. However darj—r - '
his will be the th id rally held
I ,, I I bat
o -truet.vc net..........
.named along «h" " h ,,‘
“a. -his JV..C in the ‘’omity. R
stn-iiL’themug ri>
WASHINGTON, Anr.
N*w
tMaude G
TT,
!
Raging Streams
Begin To Recede
. Strive To
Vmtrol Ovation CANDIDATES WILL
Practically Retuni-
^ALK TONIGHT AT
; E ' I , 5 S 3 ALTMONTRALLV
51
:a s r ^ - r a J
or
ir he followed bv others at m«n-l; in nil ‘ Ctioiis
. .t
.... (lit Ull I ll 111*! *'"t N*l
tilt. , mission of im 1
fri.ni tho present
that a se r i- u s sil-
U. S. Vessels (.« lo
Assistance 01 Ship
Adrift In Midocean
ta n a >■'
jucted t
measure
murine,
genoy <>
among
ves* l are ex |
vcnimcnt
ith the helpless
. |hi r bowed and
xti'HTnrr
Ocean 3»0 miles east of th.
gin!a capes.
Tho Wish i n Ocean nus
,'iolplcbs since April 1H and
IttsUthlnad ubci ulle-s, all me b e e n - twice ill tow of ttover
fit round on tlmir circle of glory- boats
]
nnd twice with li -01)
t'l. the Kit/. Carlton - Hotel to, of the \ irginiu Capes only
Bittrry, and fr”>m tho Batter* eauglit in storms, I'ave th
ksnJ-Mnt.lia tan. The* city’s w-el- line parted and be cast ad
►e« »iv,|,t nl |.|* tlm streets gn>
,
tith thei- af their nutions. gainShe broke a\*ay front tw
0* Mars an 1 Stripes, the blnuk. sels yesterday. The Coast
M sr.d i:«-M ,.t tlm tiUrnmn Re- Cutter Mnscountin and tin
KMic arid -im green, white and tug Kevwaydin. Slu- broke
*r*rjje m ttu. Irish Free State.
from the
Cutter Cairn
Kuril,
in |.*i A. M. the flylast
Monday.
hioi-.v- , . it,,| by Grover Whai- .| The Cutter Seneca Id.
h slid tin iravnr's reception com -1. York yisterduy ufternoo
p d'e ....... iti.-ir r.ite- on the ninth il will probaldy come m> wt
hoi 'd i a>- Uit/.-Curtlon Hotel. I
craft and the l
*'■" II i,-p,.f1 1,|. moiiuclc serewed I helpless
ment boat!, standing by 1’
b hi< | - ., wale a blue serge* suit n gbt. The Western Orel
*“-! j <■< a,< uhAV e*a|>; Kofhl I short of fuel on April 1H i
*« ittir.-.l in a fdiiin lilrtn husi- unable to intake |>ort. The
»mt.hifl bark felt hnr. while food supply gave out and t
Ltzmnun,, wvu* the—Uiilfoun JvfT routin' ioadt-d a «t"ia!l bo
“f.fTrihg • «nn ,.f the Irish Free provisions und sent them
with a volunteer crew- In
bnu* tlining*, lm,l congregated The steamer has "<4 n k
**d,' tin- hotel and when the | nr.,1 she is loaded with
rr» *mergr.| cheer aftei- cheer cargo
from Bremen for d
*<■! the disirict. The flyer* at Norfolk and Baltimore
'm*<l ’tunned by the reception
I tt, y bow,-,! and smiled us they
’CLERMONT—
frr<t thi-ii uutoniohilu. Showers
'
Uuilroad
ntation
pajw, came hurtling down from
t provenu*nta.
H'«iitinu,*,| On Page 4.)
ik'mI
aba^hfil,
hI*
I
iiV »m-_
r T lie filibuster of
hurst (1» of Arizona a
Swing-Johns,'1' Uotiluei
and division In the Huus
Morin government <>l>e
Muscle Shoals measure
to upsot the legislative
in tho closing wee-t*.
.. . iitod h-cause O.
Van Sweringen
, ontr. l of tin- Nickf thr proposed sy*in a position to lit*
riom til b-rie to the
to the detriment of
charges *%vt upona an,|
rim two I
effect ' f
and woiil
uaigns o
huso*,"
-nt-n'o-t—
Statliios am
nun were d
crocerie.i on
filled. fS an,'
rests were ti
Nickel IMuteT________ _
L ocal F arm er L oses
C a r W h ile I n C h u r c h
Ui that tho rdver wsn rising mere.
R o t a r ia n s A n d L e ffio r i
Attending church br-ngs bod
T ie I n G o lf T o u r n e y j
lurk to A. D. Shoemaker. W>f»l
Jones-Reid Flood Conti
celery former. Twice now it has
Rotary Glub
and AmsricaO
the possibility of a vet
load to tho theft of Shoemaker
Legiongolf
teams
U*d. \
family automobiles The first one
caused some ''‘’rr-v l ' (
5
to
B,
In
their
match
t o 1d®c',®
, lican leaders. The> ar,
disappeared during evening ser »v- M v \ r dub city championship
about n month ugo and tho
Ibowevci. of an aRreen
vices
of interest will be exhibited.
I worked out in confer,
second one v nnished last nigh*,
| will result m the l rt
Th,* first car, a shiny new Es.
| proving the n„-n»uie
sex, Inlongcil to S
son, Clnude Shoemaker. Tho older
©cal
7
man borrowed it to drive to church io
0. Herring won the only
several weeks ago. Ho larked, it for tlic U glon when he downed
In front of the First Methodist
Dr. A. Epp* by the » ® .
Church ami nttended evening ser Other
scores werotUcm
vice.
When
he
came
out
to
go
CHICAGO Apr. DO.— ( I N S ) —T he
(Rotary) and R. Chittenden tud
cr» f«»r tliutikcnrsR ©nn 1’
1 and 1 Dr- Pulcston (R°t*nD
g r e a te s t m anhunt of *TC*JJ| £ F 5 home, the car was, gone
Singleton wo. fined $10 «•>> |
Following the dUappearanco of and C. Chapman (Legion)- tied
was in progress today In
°[
TURIN, Italy, Apt
name charge. Ben Jo|inh"
four bandits w ho
n * h V shot (he first ,gr, the younger Shoe
„ f n tlje presence o
fined M for vmlaUntt-llmJ1!'
maker bought another new rttte l ' Pairings for the play-off thU
ulshed array of n>yi
street ordinance
nnd hi* father followo,! suit. L**t week will ba ss follows- S ^ e a s
b lily, the Duke of
MIAMI, Fla.. Apr
10 - (INS)
night Mr. Shoemaker
(Rotary) Vs'Chapman (l>«lon).
married in the Turin
Shrine
I new car to church, parked It unfl IxiRoy (RaUry)
W IL L PREACH
—As
nobles
ol
the
Mystic
v,
today to th,- I’nnrc.
went In to cnjrty the semorn. (Legion): Dr. S. IhilMton (Rot
poured into the cit>
Arenbcrg. There we
When
ho
came
out,
the
car
hM
••The Greatest Sermon
ary) va Herring ( I ^ o n ) . ElP
tho opening. Min.nl took on a
tqonlc*, the fir*1 eiv I
followed tho first one to the (Rotary) v* Cblttandan (U gion).
Kvcr Pri-ached” will bo tin
olid religiou.iday aspect. Bright red
' place whore atolen cim
jc-ct of the sermon t« be pien
Aniong the guests were
jfuvi* color to the throng Of
lanuel, Queen ^Hclenh. by Dr. Luther n. llridgers at
Victor Ki
inanity crowding the street*
revival service t» be held id
Crown P ince liumbcrt, 1- Hnl- First Methodist Church to"
gathered from all
princea and princussui
United SUtes, Canada and
The mooting*,* w,hich were sti
t of foreign nobility
continue thr
Canal Zone.
.
la- of Prstnlu is » t "*' April 2J. will
luuhuj
Although four ud-ht olW
u Italian Cavalry. Hu '* this week:*'
[ ihlp leads and u few scat
_ bid and the second son
ho--(IN S ) I lion of the reclamation sorrico aa
train* of Shriners from Oub
WASHINGTON. Aj.r. '
BOYS DROWN
1 an aid tb ogrleulturo. with w rrU o
i due today, unofficially the S
—Characterising the superpoa-«r a t cost. Tha’next phaso of clvB^
lobby “the moot corru^Ung Id- iiation, lk rg e r »ald, wlU be based
ERWIN, Ttnn.,
Apr. »«--r utt vltlcs got tinder wu> w t
-I th. ninth
I
flurnco" In the country today, upon tho general uaa of
(IN 8)—Seeking the bodloa of four arrival of Imperial
and tho Pr.ncess of i-'W*)1- •'
Rc-p. Berger (8) of Wisconsin, power, with tho homo a* well
boys a dredging crew today was Clarence M. Dunbar, with
u
introduced in the House today * the factry and farm dependent orv
engaged in drawing “th. D«vU * daughter Margaret,
<nAr " , . * ' a v . .
, . - - X > Co^
hill to create u national super
^room’s liest nun were the Coun looking Gla*s." , • ‘ t .^ nUcV dcn?L William R.
,
. *
jit rlul treasurer, of «
power system under government It," I f thia power bo wii^Hj"
Sol, |n tlia Nonllchucki ni\
control*
near here. The boys were diowned and other*.
ownership and control.
led,” ho aald, "It will becomo W
L The weather man smile'
Under the term* of tho bill f«!d slave of humanity and
when u skiff capsized.
TUjo city tmlay, a, blue ^
,ral aid would be givon aUtes,
hrUllant sun bringing into
MARINES ARRIVE
cltiea, counties, ill— ,
,
til|ating relief the
P 1
; subdivision* in tho
development
of the hand, of h new ovcriorxIs Ui^o
------•
’*. oarvice
. of the visitors. Beginning
! super power system*
y
ULUEFIELDS. Nlcaragui
i o'clock this rooming,
aUo provided
provided for
for used for tholr
at co«L The bUl
btU* uUo
aU .-(IN S )—Nearly 200
1
- fit, th a t poorer la bound to anstavm
l was scheduled for every
conversation 01
of tho county'.
nat;
State*, marines have reii
I
until
10
o’clock
tonightTh
anity" B“ *?r
i Sr
of Ligne and her brother Pnncc the-detachment already «n
urnl re*urtes„coordltmtlhg of Ir hum
compahlca today control " W T
!
Jority
of
the
activities
wl
rigation, flood control, navigation fifty percent of the a actric po *
F.nglcbert.
______
at Puerto Caberas. accord
, the form of giant entertali
and hydro-electric power produeword from that port todn
used l« tha .United S u ta a, i irS k
s
and
band
concerts
«t
uo
la
BELLE — Burned Inter marina* arrived at Puerto <
Uou,
and enlargement « d
Park,
the
Shrine
“Garden
County Telephone L Telegraph upon the cruiser Cleveland
lah" for this week
K„llding here will be replaivd with
Williams fol
plaints.
i
Tlw gnihbling joint ««•11"l11 ,nto c„urt when M. I*- ^""‘h WJ
' n r I al raigncil on a charge of ‘>prv.,
.,-piil>- .
nnker gunic. He was Hn*
r f“ ’ & , B„rPsenU-n“ed to BO days I
i Judge White A
Wise and
uh,ch' W Wright testified they hi
'l
played poker in Smith’s
building near Oak and •
A
Street. Judge White gave ."ant i
lecture on gdtiiMnig i"*01' '
teneimr him.
The regular iun »• *u
eluded trnff c
vii»lmtmn> *‘
liquor. Andy Johnson wiu i
bV,."f;
Guests At Wedding
Of Italian Nobility
Janu s B. McCreary. «
aptain in T he American Red C ro s
vi;I show scenes In Fiance am
Delirium in lOI'J Tuesday night a t
h(, i|.,iy Cross P arish H'-use.
piemre* " f Bi’lleuu W. mhI, Chatraii Thierry
many other points
w.
Gangsters Murder
Theatre Cashier In
Wild Holdup Scene
1Shrine Convention
Begins First Day 0^
A ctivities In Miami
Berger Says Powertrthby la Most
Corrupting Influence in
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'A**rr
fflfip. Burnt
Tnn SANTonn nrn.u
Cleveland 'Indians
And BrooktyK1Set
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Sledding With
English Golf Star
Real Home of Jazz?
forced to spend a day of unprofit
able idleness yesterday.
' A fter being pounded for five runs
in the first inning, George Uhlo
eiime to life and bout Dctioit, 10 to
(' with the aid of some murderous
hitting by th - Indians. The Cleve
land mound ace chalked up his
fourth struight victory nnd had it
perfect day a t bat with three hits.
•lumbii Elliott, ponderous pachy
derm obtained by Brooklyn from Sentle, l ore down with each .'and j
n tery one of his 2.15 pounds mu!
held the Boston Braves to three
singles, winning
to 0. Bisson-f
ette, Henline and Itieomla hit home*
runs. .
-Seattle is getting to lie a regular
cradle of basebuil. stai-s, bit- K.|
iJrundt, of Ihu IDave*, unothei
j
the R ntlU h s ta r irrinudintely fltfc'*.* Y"mit)>n Face* W ar Over Anlo
cned up by taking the . Iw H fth r r» Tf * / / f; —
nnd thirteenth.
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. I j LA tljv tlw mkVnt o fttht* nUtltti
"Sir W alter" was erratic.
lie b i‘e the transportation aituntit n
mi*M'd short p u tts u fte r several ~
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brilliant s ta rts while Compston ? n,0n' f hip n wnicontinned his superlative game of , - l' n - in -'-J c.ty-n. *'.0,010 po|
yesterday. The gallery, alm ost in - *1*a tlnn-nnd only .18 ttiil.'ii of nun
ilrely pro-Compston, cheered him <,rn streets, the 14.000 licensed gii
v»mifcrnmdy when it appeared th at ricksha pullers hnve just nboi
h;- was certain to dpfeat Hagen.
driven sedun chair curriers out <
The cnril:
f.'ompston in—
MOOR PARK- England, April
"P -W n ltc* Ilugm faced almost
certain detent today at the end of
tWs morning's round of eighteen1
holes. With fifty four hole* of his’
.2 hole match with Archie Comp-■
r, :i i
t r, i ;j :jg — c u —
stmt completed, Hnycn was tfermie,■ Ilugi-n out—
being 1» down and 18 to piny
, K I 4 r» f. 4 5 4 .T. :i7—7.1—
Hagen only was able to win only
A fter completing the mon
one hole in jh r.e p tirv . eighteen thl.i • round Hagen went to lunch,
morning, lie took the eleventh but
position was obsoluU-ly hopele
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drfcnxc. Canton lias nnly 420 tegistcrnl
>u*J.--obllts, l>os-frlcS the HO of/'tia- tuns. Of these
.'KM m e o<vned 0. ,-aniget anil
rented to
pub!.c\ cimstituUmr
Canton's ti.xi ' reiw . Nine of «yer>
10 of these n.i.’hines arc Am ericnn-tnnde. The trganisntinn of the
crolies into n union is expected to
r suit in a demand for higher wag*
'n g c . ^f» Miss ttu n tV ^J
year-old Hindu d i * .
horseback •front Pat j J
recently, covering th, d
hard modern rua<U J
iv.'p weeks.- So m-«t
her o f ’ iiuloists who
rout! .'nU> Cannes, n«]
ftp rfn escort of pqijJ
t 0 be abandoned, anj 3
dnrnty 18 and tne authorities an
nounced thnt he and Compston
would play tin exhibition mnUh |n
the nfternoon.
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Daily Fashion Hint
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T h e o r y A'”.ou
'.m siican Mv..\ic /*»fvanccd l»v Jiicaimi. o
•nrnorn?.
white* ii'il
New VmI, • i’\ . - Tin
Ir. ty to tin- u- .ml I -i« 1.
•tii i ri-tb-ir tlien (to- <
the In na- of r.zr,
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important mat tors, and particularly those
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- ■'v. American tnus ?
-state tax vs, the conservation of our nat-
( III -!i rrt.-u- I. 11'irsn'l *
>• a ort of kinship?"
rural schools as well as our state instilu-
■*y foreign u.1 - •- i. •
with reference to roads, the reduction of
11rsil schools as well as our state institu
Springtime Fruit.
tions.
I appreciate the suppport pfiven me by
Ann-1 •in |.ii «ii
the voters of this district
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triaiiK]ai irv.-r,
d u rin g
Utfnin, to continue to work for the best in
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J. J. PARRISH
(he Senate is a high honor to this District
C an d id ate For S ta te s e n a t o r
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Nsw Fr-lit Diibrl
Tbe«r flu -. aJ! h ,vi- ;, |.rife<-'i -|;
b.il gm-s i.itn Ilid blight I tu i.
>i tin y 'u rr p.. hi d .it th,- n.
t f t nf 1 1penes, and .-inn..1 «,i ■
>. x few liouti. In that tv.iy the
i i tewife vail iiick out iust thr
I .ui -lie desires, knowing ih.,t she
'•!| •• n-m-it ally jci tire the lughit -,t ..lily.
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a t«• i• An .nine tlie* fruit in a
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M, s ohi* n,milier
I ‘ -in -d slu n l Jiijrlir-t and one
flip ilirrd raiiliei] pilir i|d-lc. .m l ,vri -iik-r ill glas.srs. Blare peeled i&ct'-n s of tbrrc oranges around
r-Iiirs of r.lan. Decorate top with
*' ir.isrhiiid I'hcrriei. SprinUle one
" iblrspotni of caudiod ginger oi-i'r
the top, Mid, jii*t before icrving.
i -nr over it one-half cup of coll
sinwcr ale.
tion as president of the next session of
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'• V ui I'l.rtit, the Xitruiigii-.ii.
I *"■ tt d km is «-n|ifjilx*nt Ii.- .a
hit'-- III-flllt- ill.- .-lid -if till- M’Ill'll
iii-d ti-u n.untl.i. Von J‘unit < ss 11
« 'll imiei-ile Millie j,4 pouiidt, 1
■i’M toniidtuti- he cun "tuke” tin
Iii,!:.in, utiil thus n'.iallfy h 11iiett-lt
11• n contendt-r f ir tic-tie Tuiiney’."
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Ff’om 37th. Senatorial District
Vote At The June 5th
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THE SANFOKD flFRALP, SANTO f tp . FLORIDA, MONDAY A PIU L , 30. 1928
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J u s tic e H a n d e d O u t
If the verdict of the Miami jury In the Quigg case has
been Interpreted by us correctly, it lies within the discretion
of the police to say whether a prisoner shall be properly
docketed and hailed before a judge for trial, or whether he
shall be secretly kept in his cell until such time as patrol
men feel inclined to take him to the woods and bent him up.
It was claimed by the prosecution that Quigg ordered
the negro taken out and “worked on,” and in the process of
this “working on” the ncgrd was killed, shot through the
“head by one of four policemen who claimed sdlf-dcfcnse.
It was further claimed by the prosecution that Quigg’s or
der was illegal and that by ordering an “unlawful act” which
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h m »<« m *> fnnwfaMln resulted in murder he himself wns guilty of first degree
(y U n m b I w*r4* faUr
murder. •
t t t iM lh f ( m t i
The defense admitted that the four patrolmen, all arm
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»>■«»!»r t C f l c i n l t a t l m H m n l h ed with revolvers, had taken the unnrmed negro to outlying
• d lk n l HMl.
sections for the purpose of running him out of town. It
mt nt* further admitted that in the process of this operation, the
negro wns killed, shot through the head by one of their numkkffokwn, u4* AfTrrtV! bcr. But) the defense claimed the net wns done in self- de-r
w k irtl
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Four arniciljiolicemen take an. ujtiainietl negro, bell-boy
to the'WWMls for the expressed purposb of beating him up,
f t r i m l i i l M u w a ll a
the negro is killed and the policemen claim self-defense.
Four to one, four armed agninst one unarmed. and it was;
APRIL
necessury for them to kill him in order to keep from being
killed themselves. Truly the power of the negro must have
BIBLE YKH.SK FOR TODAY
been great. Such was the decision of the jury.
While we are on th is s u b ject let us advise negroes to be
THE HARD ROAD-^-Good uncareful
w h a t they do for th e ir w hite friend's. T h is p a r ti
tlarstandltif giveth favor : but the
cular
bell
boy worked in a prom inent down town hotel in
way of trangnrasors is hard—
Miami. One* night a “ gen tlem a n ” g u e s t called him and a s k
P ror. 1.1:15
PRAYER—Gracious God, may our ed him to take a m essage to a “ lady" who was also a g u est
ihoica of companions ever be ac* In th e hotel. The negro complied. T he " la d y ” was in su lt
crptohU to Thee. *
ed. The negro wns arreste d , taken to th e woods for a h eat
ing,
nnd th e re m urdered.
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The Charge* Against the (toad
*i
And the “g en tle m a n " who was the cause of all
quietly packed his g rip and w ent his way.
and
It
"Forw ard the Road Brigade"
I took this rhance to raid-.
And not a voter knew
I’d pillaged uu/1 plunder’d
Then came this Tampa man
Ha’ll be an "also ran"—
And put* mo on the pan:
..Vow I'm beginning to #*,•
When. I havn blunder'd
III
Gounpt to light nl mt-.
^inealers to left of me.
I.inrv in front of me
Volley’d nnd thunder'd,
Storm ’d at with muds that smell,
I have been catching hell.
They'd like to lock me up
In u dismal, gloomy cell
IV
But can my glory fa d e '!
t/ook ul the rondn I nuute!
All the world wonder’d
Of course the people paid.
Hut honor the Road Brigade'
What if it plunder'd ?
Why sJiouldn't it l*- health ami
wealth for Hathaway, a f tr r ia*lng
hairman of the State Road De
partm ent 1
Yet., u r think the building of
tho Tamilian Trail wan n great
feat, a great feat for the engin
eers who built it and u great feat
for tlie people who paid for it.
MONEY TO LOAN
straight loans on residences, ii to gtlycjir loans un good
RSpasmodic
O U fCroup la fraquantly
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Inisincss property.
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relieved by one application of—
SANFORD BOND AND MORT(JA(iE CO.
VW *Vv ,A
P>Q R u
F2 1Million JarnUmoJ
Gu m
112 E. Second St.
tWrtr
ation
Books
this
latst week saw the clt'Jilbs <>t th ree fam ous mt'ii, th e ir
m an n er of dying seem ing to show what a fickle* th in g death
is. Not only does one never know when it is coming b u t
alm ost invariably it comes when one least expects it.
We once knew a man who had served in F rance with
the Twenty-Six Division. Ho had been th ro u g h much of
the hottest fighting, lie had boon almost cut to pieces by
shrapnel and m achine gun bullet.4. He had lain wounded
and (deeding in the slime and mini of F lan d e rs fields bet ore,
! Red Cross w orkers reached him
Hill he recovered
Right y ears la ten W san d S p u r picked him while he was
playing golf. Blood poisoning set in. lie died. W h v -is it
that a man can risk his neck innum erable .limes jum ping
j with parachutes from airplanes and t inullv kill himself
I rolling out of hod at night ?
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Last week Floyd Hennett, famed axiator, died <d'
j pneumonia in Quebec, Bennett. il wa>. who with Comj mamier Iivrd, first flew a plane over the N o rth Pole. Il
was Bennett who was broken up in a crash of ll.vrd’s plane
j u s t bt*fore the great Atlantic hop. anil hud to be left be
hind. It was Bennett who w as-to pilot Byrd's plane to the
S outh pole-this s u m m e r T he icy chills of the frigid Arctics
oncealed no deal It trap s for him. (ail Quebec brought lorlhjj
pneumonia.
Frank la n k h a r f had driven in hundreds oi races. In
the circular track at Indianapolis lie had driven his car to
fame and fortune! Ho had tem pted death a thousand times
ns he skidded in and out am ong o th e r speeding ta rs . But
it remained for the smooth, s tra ig h t su rface ol D aytona
Beach to claim him ^>r its own.
No less paradoxical was the death o f C u -ta v c Kolhity.
in New York This gentlem an had made a specialty o f
transfusion operations. In seven y ears he had s h a re d his
hlood with IHOiothers in IKD operations. Last week as the
r e s u lt of an automobile accident, he died, from lo s s o f
blood
Remain
XLOCK TONIGHT
A aciontlat Kays w«* will soon
bum our coal ut thv mint's and
FLAG WEEK
pipa thv hvat to homcn and fac
FLORIDA TIM ES UNION
tories hundreds of miles away.
Balance Is wonderful—we can’t
Through the activities of the in the presenl ihsWuu'c, f l a g Week
even heat t-h* upstairs.
Florida division of the American 1I'*"' hiimed to no lode tile dates of,
! A »,r" IK *“
»:■ ■" -VUIX -fl-lTh* third political rauena-oT-iha parl’ r«r learning about the prop f vival ol Interest in the ^ is p ln y of
the S t a n and Stripes atiiNlo have
county will take place tonight at
Altamonte Springs. Brady and er use of the national colors. The the a ttention of the people uncoi
Wilkinaon undoubtedly will un- S tars and Stripes, il is said, are more brought to the facta which i
Ilmber their heavy artillery again frequently displayed in n manner go tn mukc this m a tte r of retort'd j
and the re*t of thv boys will «ay th at detracts from th eir dignity, cloth more than merely a decora
their vvravfl. Join the crowd an I nnd tho Legion—ns well ns all tion. The flag ivpresents th e '
other good citizens—would picle. United States, nnd under its p ro
Have a goad time.
that the flag be used according to tect inn a mighty people can well
accepted
regulations. There npt lool; toward the emblem with res
Sidney J. C atts says that if all
state laws on the subject. The tietha gamblers, bootleggers and tails of putting the colors up in iled and i egurd.
Stale laws particularly "forbid''
crooks In Florida vote for him, his tho morning nnd taking them
things; ihey regulate through in
opponents con have all the other
down nt night; keeping the blue dil uting v toil shall not he done,
votea. In other word*, C atts it While-Starred
field up—'u nless
notifying the underworld element hoisted on a ship in distress, where and ill tile m utter of the national
th at If elected governor ho will It is regarded permissible to fly the I lag the Florida sta tu te s under
give them free rein.—Oculu Star. field down, and there only—and n trike to p r id e d the flin; from in
And th a t’s rxactly what will hap lot more information is rather different nnd discreditable use. A
indicated, I be flag cannot be used
pen
generally spread, nnd more p a rti merely us decoration. It is not to Ire
cularly emphasized in war time.
an adjunct to advertising schrynes.
We kindly espre.-i the Wttdi that
Few people, if any, would dis nnd, while no one is asked or r e
the voters in tho fourth congTe*- honor the national flag,anil w hat quired to use or have a flag, when
alonil district will concentrate on ever has been done, since the height o n e 'is owned nnd used it must be j
Mr. Gilchrist Stockton and send of attention passed n few years bandied with diginity and tre a te d ]
»•: him u a delegate to the Houston after the World War diecrediting with respect.
convention and place him on the the colors, was no doubt due to
Sellout teachers und officers ot
ilk ■- ‘ llforrn .commlLUe, tue-heifeaMH THreh-slnljldfrHffiag'i are sometimes
all orgunizatiuns have been asked
lam which we think deserves let up all night, which Is strictly to take p a rtic u la r note of flag o t i
moat
consideration. out of order But the m atter is quetle during the next few days. '
Bfrv —Ocalathoughtful
Banner.
practically always un accident It is n m a tte r th a t pan tie a p p ro v
Since the Armistice the war-time ed by every good citizen--cm - :
The Sarasota Times has it* pot habits nnd demonstrations of pa piiasi/ing the significance of the |
itica all mixed up. The South triotism have slowly given way to flag foi the benefit of the young
Florida papers say* The Sanford thoughts and notion of peace-time. and the newcomers. And with th e ,
Herald is supporting Hathaway Many flags, that waved bravely recurrence of this a ttention maybe >
and not Carlton. We wish The here and there have come down many tail staffs now usuntly
J H erald wo*.—Deland news. The and were nut replaced This was studding bare and unm eaning in
^ Herald was supporting Hathaway to he expected. And there are no the Florida sunshine can again
until this candidate in his speech/ laws or rules 'requiring citizens lie luund udorm-d with the .most
bar* fully dem onstrated th at there to put up flags of any kind.
beautunl flag tha t flies unyw heie
[ ore tome things pertaining to the The aim of the American Legion in the world.
"set
S ta te Road Departm ent which arc
not to be dUcuxsed.
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A hot summer dayJ
a long, dusty driven
dry throats—then tl
cooling, refreshing s.
sation o f Clark’s Tc
berry Gum. "AHapr
Tliought” indeed!
The W ay It (Joes
Legion, n week has been
HAVING THE GOVERNOR
I.
O ur heart goes out in sympathy |__________________ s t , rl:n :n ,s iiu n (, t i m e s ________
and aorrow to Mr. Forreaf Lake of
Sanford, who for no long a time enFlorida is a great state in many that should "have the governor",
i joyed the* Bill confidence of hU way#, one of which i# U«\ great ■but Florida—all o f -Florida—and a
p c fellow*, He wad a victim of the ■tva. It is too great a state in . number of newspapers hero and
boom.—O cala Banner. The Herald area and other way# to confess 1there that have been so ready to
takes pleasure in printing thin any
consequence whatever in ' fall for this political fight between
parag rap h from the B onn'-. !t cither Jacksonville
or Tampa those cities and set themselves so1
ahowa the proper C hristian spirit. "having the governor."'
Industriously to
pulling their
There o re tom e people who knew
It would not . spoil a thing to chestnuts out of tho fire, are do
th a t H r. Lake wee tak in g ' libertlee anybody or anything except a ing^ nothing to be proud of.
with th a people ’* money a y ear ago | bunch of politicians in the "suc
Florida is being given another
who would lick hie boote for him cessful" city and some wholly im of many exhibitions of a policy on
then. Thee* Mine people will, aginary prestige to brag about.
tho pan of its "h’g city" news
It Is not Jacksonville or Tampa paper* so selfish, narrow nnd unR :; era reely epeak to him now.
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THOUGi
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De Forest Sanford Realty Co.
glade
New roads were order'd.
"Forw ard the Road Brigade!"
• Charge all the bills!” I said:
From Pinellas county to Dade
High Bidden w rrr favor’d.
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Loch Arbor
f nrm n
1i f l i n t .
ikM ltlit
Brigade
By Form lladUway
H alf a league, half a league.
H alf a league onward.
Through every
hammock
fair to the state that when the
votes' have been counted tlm
Ellon J. Moughlon
Q U IC K S E R V IC E
people were found to have disre
garded thrni entirely.
T R A N SFE R
A r c h ite c t
The "big city” .newspapers cf
Hauling,
C
rating
Shipping,
First
Nat’.* Bank UIcIl’.
Florida themselves have often re
and Storage
Sanford, Fla.
marked that their influence has
counted for little in jnnny stato II, n ms_________mu i:. .IrJ M.
elections,' and some day they may
really set themselves to consider
ing why. The why is that almost
always their real campaign is not
for the state welfare but one of
rivalry between cities—just ns to
T h e p la c e to b u ild y o u r h o m e
day the struggle of the Jackson
ville and Tampa papers is not to |
help elect tjie heat governor avail
able, but to elect either u Jack- |
Konville or Tampa'jnnn.
No wm(der tho people so seldom)
agree with the “big city” news
papers. Whey should they? They
are not as simple minded “ nnd.
credulous us the "big city” news
On improved City property nt 7 per rent. ,T to five year
papers think.
i
J^B^xxItixwi^hmrW avail himsdi of the opportunity to
casl a ballot in the primary election. 'Fhe importance
registering is being stressed in every city in the state so
thal Florida may poll (he largest vote in it’s history.
r e g is t e r
l
at the
I be right to vote is one of the greatest privileges of citi
zenship and only by a large vote are the people assured
of government according to their wishes.
Office Of
C Du Bose
112
Park Ave.
I he candidates whose names appear below realize the
importance of registration and urge that all who are
qualified to vote to register tod pay their poll tax. Vote
for the candidate you prefer but by all means register NO
s
you CAN VOTE!
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These Candidates Wish Every Citizen To Express
or Her Choice June 5:
(,'. S H A R O N
m didiitc fur IU*-Kli'clion County Judge.
L. 1\ HAGAN
C an d id ate F o r S tate L egislature, C roup 2
<\ M. HAND
s. A. B. WILKINSON
Candidate Fur lle-KIcctlon Sheriff Of Semin t ti ud idate For County Judge Seminole Couni j
ole Countv.
JOHN
LEONARDY
A. VAUGHN
A ll"!,r n « ° I Or RC' E I" " ° " r ° U"’ V l>r“ " U ,i,,C e iin d id n li- K o r Itc . l . c l i , , , , T »x A______ r
,S. ,.\ LONG
C andidate F o r County Comm issioner
trict 5.
U. A. COBB
Candidate For Clerk Of Circuit Court.
D. L. TH R A SH ER
Candidate For Clerk Of Circuit Court.
A. D. SMITH
Candidate For Constable, District I.
E. H. KILUEE
,
.
Candidate For Tax Assessor.
T. W. LAWTON
Candidate For -Su,,|. f>ub||r |„,|rucllon.
K. E. BRADY
Candidate For Sheriff Of Seminole County.
.M , 5 S - M A Y
b e l l e
m a x w e l l
FRANK EVANS
t andidnte For Supt. Public Instruction.
Candidate For Re-election County Commission,
er District 3.
JOHN MEISCH
R. R. DEAS
Candidate For County Commissioner District
Candidate For Clerk of Circuit Court.
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JS5MAXP.QG.J1J3J^A».-.P.^S.ANTORjVFi.ORjn.y ju^y.w APRIL, 30, 192^
First P i c t u r e OV
Bremen Plane Will
Be Shown Tonight
U , Telepfcon® 148 MRS. FREt), S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37.
Mrs. George D. Bishop
Entertains At Bridge
Personals
Social
Calendar
i
Emily Halley r w t ‘1 riv e
piano rec.tnl a t h :lo
* lit the studio of Mrs. h a i r
[ttbriilce Mui^on on Myrtle
of .Managers* o f the
9i Club will m eet a t 10;00
\ *t the- club house.
, tbv Program n l th’e Smith
'Primury School u t G:‘H>
WEDNESDAY
L
. Parker (irphnnmte Society
with Mrs- Tom WilUania
) o’tlock nt her hmr.e mi Oak
„ ami Third S treet. A full
kwe is desired.
[j. Tunn r Circle of the F irst
I Church will m eet a t 11:110
s» the church, with Mrs.
^ t / i n d Mrs. I.. It. Uruirit us
'
"/
,y \ 1moduss will en tertain
|»»ly elected president, mill
of runminers
of
the
V* Club nl liiMcheon, nt one
ft at lintel Forrest Lake.nl luii>ii'ss m eeting of
Jl^aan’s Cluh nt 11:00 o'clock.
THURSDAY
Side Parent Teachers Asfcch will meet nt 0:00 o'clock
, WcM Side Prim ary School,
■iaolc Chapter of No. 2 t). E.
f F held regular mooting with
! program and reports from
Chapter Meet ini; recently
In Miami.
Wat Teat In »- Association of
linth Side I’liinnry School wiM
lit 3.00 orlock nl the South
:
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Itcv. and Mis. Mortimer (ilove-
nmole Chapter No. 2 ()• E. S,
on Sunday afto n u n u , April 2'.' T
the Fcinnld I.a ugh*, op ] In- piiul.
•oil of Fin t .NIvors arriv e ,| ho* ■
Fi nlii; l'l V1-il for scvi-riu v\. .
as tin- iT.io-t-i nt her rn.t
M»
iirtil Nl i . t fi:»* i- - r . n
11,,’n- In i'll' <n ."llL’ll lilt 1 , Ut. i
irles Anderson Is , Dr.
[Host To His Friends tonal
and .Mr-. !'., D. Moldi-y ill"i" Jacksonville.
Sundji.
where they spent tin* tiny as lie*
ucsts of Dr. .Mfldi-j'- I'aibci.
i Sa'.unh.. afternoon, M aster
.i
Irin Amli-rs.ni 111 young son of j
Ltd Mr- *
. . .
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Mr. and Mrs. .John W alker M.
\ Andersoll -Ir i, 11l.in.i-i i ol Uciatido
,
, , , ,tie*
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,-pt-nt
ppi in a e-eiiher
ol
bis j wci-k-eiid liero as the guests nl
A r!'t*ip Thru Fi’Ditcc
and Belgium in 19193
Auspices American1
Legion IIo!> Cross j
Parish House T uos- t
day 8 I*. M.
Mi. and Mrs. W ulenian Cald
well and son Ervin of Jacksonville I
i eliinird to their home .Saturday j
l . n i s M a i L in .
Tiftre irv lrin vl d !C nu- gm-i-. oi
guests were I (lie fornu-'N p a re n t' Mr. and Mr-
W into tla d m ag room w here
i* mi ici» ( i t'iiiii, enki'S |
wen- served. Favors
qn *ei,- given the children.
diidii-n enjoying the nf* *ib < linili-s were \V. K
b . tUmi Pelts. Jewel Het'.s,
Eitt-, Norman Hasty, Jtny_ D-*S>. Amliew H asty, Do“i!V,T*,i. M lilreil* Giovanni,
<l«hi>on, Elmer Johnson,
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iJitMii. ( alliiiun, Cattiei'ini'
kbitiee Speer 11. Carol
ki*,iHi!|> Southward, E rSwilikv.ii.|# IJi/u b e th Pippin,
?* M‘‘
P ppin, Eliznlieth
r 3M Mai ilia Anderson.
Kr*,.i*i.|. were Miss M a n
fin ll Southw ard,
l*iI■mu. Mm
II. II.
, ?• ,v A\ . E lletts, Mrs.
g * M,s. M p*. Giovanni,
J- C Gititleiv
THE ETERNAL QUESTION
or frock each!w££k*
lftit’'
Ii** ,*v**%V»'T t»‘ f. ’t'L
■s*.
ONE CAN AFFOllT) to have
-their garm ents dry clean^j
and keep them fresh and spot-,
What shall we have for dinner?
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This has been answered by us. No more
worry for the Housewife! Our dinners
have been reduced from fiOc to 40c. The
quality remains the same. All other
items reduced in same proportion. Give .
us a trial and leave Hie kitchen worries
behind for the summer.
less.
‘ ' of
Our service will keep you well
dressed at all times.
BELL CAFE
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Dinner nerved 11:30 a. ni. to 2.30 p. ni.
5:30 p. m. to 8:30 p. m.
1 'h o n e 4BS
110 East Second Street
TODAY
/
**SAll.Olt'S WIVES"
with
Mary Astor nivl I.laid H ughes
“ DANGFit M IC \D "
Mull and Je ff
in the
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DA Y- - TIME
• INVI.Sim.E ItI V FN tiE"
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1111ii *i *» r *nln *
iitiil
S s iz e 14 to 3 8
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$ 3 -5 0
to
$ 5 -^ o
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Tomorrow Night—Tuesday May 1
A " i''.l|,Kv)
SILVER LAKE
Mrs. 1C. D
Mobley retuinetl
home Timratiny from Tallnlia.-sei*
where -die pent the past ten days
w i*b liei di.ligbli i Miss Gcogia
Mobley, who is a senio at Flond.i
S tate (’allege fur Women.
CASINO
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Youth must
have love!
But.....
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New Materials for Sheer Summery Frocks 7 .
■•’! .. 7i_
1‘
frien d s
Ho^LWais~ I
do inches wide.
D. W.
GRIFFITH iP '
Plural Designs.
5 0 c 1« i ' 'v*."
Polka Dot B atiste,.
Infatuated by the Intoxicating appeal of his
broibcr's wiTe, he is swept headlong Into her
nrniHl Conscious that no m ailer wlial penal*
tv the fu tu re shall demand . . . youth must
have love!
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M\ iinhi- wiite.
Tub 'fust.
Printed Pijjrne
Per yd.
pi i a ted'Dimity
:l(J and JU : u ii-. n wide. Cunrantcetl
fast. - Per yd.
Slowly a shadow appeared . . . Her luislninil!|
. 50c
Ilis limthcr! And tho‘ -pnLlty ?
A mighty climax as only the hand of D. W
Griffith could produce!
Al.ni>
.
50c
ill ilk hy£» witli!#. Csi t’l f>. %
50c
K ;f
■M
^ Id inched wide. Ouaranlued ia s t yylurni Per Y(ft
Per v.l,
p; i,iled Broadcloth
.A
Mrs. K. A. Douglass, president
of the Woman's Club will entertain
at a luneheoti, Wednesday at one
o’clock a t the For test Lake Hotel,
honoring the newly elected presl-j
dent, Mrs. D. P. Diumnimul. -The
guests will include the Beard of
M anagers as well as the newly I
elected members of the' Board.
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10 inches wide.* (.5r.i ranked tu A culor■* j
• • etL Per yd.
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COMEDY & PA RA M O U N T NEWS
>
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no. 2 of Sonfortl utnl has held a
in th g e h a p te r. •
Evcrfnst.
All color cojubiBAtions.
Per yd.
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65c
‘DRUMS of LOVE’,
.
Per yd.
Figured Voile
pre-enls
« I I'll
Past Colored.
50c
Mary Phil Id n, Lionel Bsrry noire, lion Alvarndu y “ * - ' 1*1 i<i;'
I •* Friday ^ m U r t p f -o*her impottant offMa. L
Printed Batish?
Polka Dot Voile
Convention.
Idav*
^*u ‘ b v n given
PTid m any friends of Mr*. Glenn
da*, I lVpK., *,,.r l,ie GleanK hnlt Pr,,*b>‘“rinii Sun- £• M cKay,will be interested to
th a t ^ignul honors have been
Frtl '\Vju,t thp ho,no of learn
“ronedi'nti,
has been bestowed upon her ut Iho meeting
of the Grand C hapter U- K. 8. of
It *. Til? 11 n#* L
*t n i ' T '^ r * *ro asked to Florida, ut Miami, at which t me
ck tr.V| Phun h ut :i;00 she was elected as Grand W ar
r r *nnol(Hj)f f -Tl‘ M I'W l* der o f the S tate. Mro-McKay is a
past m atron of Seminole Chapter
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MONDAY
TUESDAY
Tbe many fiiiod, of Mr , M.dde
Hunt, daughter f Mr. and Mr; A..
O. Sawyer will be pleased to learn
that site is getting along nil ell
a fte r nn operation, Monday morn
ing i*l tie Fenutld l.aughtou Hos
pital.
of Mr. and
H indersun, form er reSanfoitl but now of Puntn
—
| xiilent ni Sar
' tnitii
u-,. , .7 ... .. 77"
* Gorda. w ill be pleased tu learn
fdltl^Ki
' l a k e HOTEL
»ad ,v- W. H. Simms, 8a* that they arrived here Sunday for
a short may and are stopping at
5 'It and Fra. H. C. the Hotel Forrest Lake.
n- ' I ass.; G. ],, Key.
Palm Iti-aeh; W. II
Mr. and Mrs. John Ilham t ,Jt
d wife, Jneksonville; Wayne.duiio, tiu., arrived here
■> Gutnesville; Will- S aturday and are the guests i f
Dh. M ami; Mrs. G M.
their d a u g h tif Mrs. Henry Punlun
Miami; K, M .'G ajdeij,
Mr.
and Mrs. Blount and MrsLa.;
y j . Snnes,
Purdon leave Monday for Miami
vV' where they will attend the Shrinem
r i ’■. • !i
tiy and i'iiiL ^Vialils l ’rint-
i iti«i »•* t in* 1***4**m i •:*« *-*"
II HI 1*1*' IdMIllli'l
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11 *Hurt'll * l ill*' I'liill Ii!» m I till*
»** I1it till II £Ii ll**MIfit I'll r. Vll'l**
ir* t«* limit lit*|«i*i#*■•■■- *
Mr and Mi-. M fla il White Si ,
have relum ed to tlieir home at
Charleston. S.
nfti r spending
the past six weeks here. With tlieir
mm and daughter, Mr. and Alts
St. ('lain While J r., at their home
I-'* - * |A n Weal Firm’ Street.
•Mis. Wallace W right,
* Hob. 1 1 .1. Holly S r .
3d Holly, Hud Howard
Mr.- am) A*v»- HobJ , -i-of E uttis are ex. ‘turn homo Saturday
"L ", J,kl‘ 'Vorth where
b^ui attending the
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BIG MASQUERADE
BALL
four week-.
<®is if all k.n.ls were played
ULuUt tki aftei Hitiill nil the
t*- lb i Ii IId 11 -i were assist|b ihike |,N M |. s
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One cannot Afford a.new. suit
1:
It Won't Me Long.Nim ! I !
II l*U--hi ,u i tli
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with
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N ext to New Clothes Dry Cleaned
Garments Are Best
Mi , . - ' .
I friend- a’ Its home on Elm i Airs. Me G lamery'a parents Mr.
z, whei he eiitertaiited i n l a n d Mrs. Marry Ward.
B! 'in ■-! In fiiurth birthday
I I.eslii l l i ’l of (irlatiilo ip''!it tin*
IKMIV.
| wrelC-eii<l-fie e With hi- wife niei
ft,* win--, v • i «■ beautifully dec- ' baby who are visiting In - parents
Ailm. Ailiills 5Hr Children*
ltd r i ! q u a 'Cities of ca le n- 1
ID tie t K r ip p
ll
I,»M nt.ii, r pretty S pring | tln-ii Ii-hii, II I’.ll k A \ eiiiie.
la tie ii ii ng i voni tie" |
Uf pint ..ml green prevnile 1. 1 Mrs. I*. T. • Hiinipbiey. win
i e.-ent 1v tiiiderweut an ’ n p e iiiu m
I* l*h!e wa- overlaid will, a , M {hv U -lJin, iSH Hospital, Wa1 hri . m . r nrd centered
m ss, fin , s impi’nvini' nod e \ I
, In’ Inret bill
H Inlay cake iced peets to ret u n i home in a few ■
and t .pi"-d
I pr.l 1;qi, r*.
m
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First Christian Church
PRINCESS
The many friends of Mrs. T I..
The ll.itifiinhelciw grmip of
Dumas who lias been quite ill, will camp fire gills met Saturday af
be pleased to learn that she is im lirttuoa at the home of the r
proving rapidly.
_ guardian, Mrs. W It. Watson, in
— ---1 Rose Court, for a hike and picnic
Ernest Galloway and Hen Fi-di supper. The jollj group liil.nl out
left Monday morning for Miami to F elt l.'eed, when- they spent u
where they will attend the Shrin very pleasant nltcrnnon. N ature
-tones Were told and caused the
its Convention.
----i hours to pass quickly. At dusk a
Thomas Puichcr White ret u rn -1 huiifiie was Imili and almut ills
cd to Cliurh—ibn, S. < .. W eilnes.laj, I the members gathered and m a f te r a shoit visit here with hi
Mrs. (laii'lc (tgilvi<» anil small
hrnther St. C lair White Jr.
T:*vr
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South Side Primary School
■*••««* «< «•».
Camp l ire (iirjs Hike
1 T
T o-night 8:00 P. M.
Aeeordintf to an art noun cement
made today l»y M anager J . L.
Man ntette, first pictures of tliot
Mr. and Mrs. William M mre lovely home on Magnolia Avenue.
l’laru’ l " makc a ‘successful
Scott left Sunday fo r Miami where
Exquisite roses, gladioli, and westward flight across tlio Allanthey will spend a week.
•sweet peas were used in abundancei tjc
in decorating the ronin* where the:
,
--------- e ^lulwi s-^.ic piytures ofM r*-.Ernest K n.pp has r e t u m e d ^ r r ^ , - ^ ^ —
h o m e 'a fte r spending the past inti*7*' ^
' H'ti give it a very high
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n..„,
ii
i
spent
games of uuetion
latino- aand 1 n;n sure the people
- , . .with
,,
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. bridge
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niKht ut Daytona
Hem
It and
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c, mu!! t i V Hlut|t l •juinber oi „f Sanford will be Highly pleased
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’t° n l,|!,-ved. the first with the showing Monday” snid
Juntos W. Ilarnes who has been iTUe, a guest room pitcher - and v , \t...
spendimr the w inter lime left glass in the form ..f an owl u n d ,M ,‘ Mi" ’ nU l t l ‘ filled with hath ei’.vtalA, went to i , ,,
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Monday for Itoaufort, S. t'.
M u. ,1. K. llrmise.. The cut prise, I A May Day program will he
a glazed d iin tj card table cover kiv n o n the grounds of the South
Mr. and Mrs. S. tl. Chase left was won by Mrs. W alter *S. Coh- i Side Ptim ary Sehnol Tuesday
Thursday for Asheville, N. (’., man.
a'ternuim , beginning at f» o'clock.
where they will spend ulinnt ten
At one o'clock I lie bridge arecs. The Kin and tjini-n of the Ma>
days.
rortes were removed unit tin* table- have been ebeteti from tbe Faurtli
overlaid with dainty covers and a tirade, by popular v ite. Everyone
Miss l.ettie . Caldwell has re tasty three course luncliemi was is cordially invitol to attend this
entertaim u nt. A silver offe ring
turned home from Jacksonville si i \ t i i\ , a- hostess.
overs were laid tor Mr.f, M. S. . • . ,
. .
where she has |>een visiting rela W <
iggins, Mrs. IJraMon E. ,'erk in s.' "
l,,! nPPtvc.aied.
-u tives.
•Mrs. Ernest Hallow.iy Mrs. Will
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ter S. Cole in irn. Mis. .1. K. I}iuus--.|
Mrs E. Mnxvy atul soli of Frost Mrs. David If Caldwell. Mr-Proof spent the week-eiel here as f l u n k - I, 111 ill and Mrs. W. A
the t;ucsls of Mr. .mil Mrs. .1> D. F itts Jr.
Dorsey.
I primary School,
Into at TSMI o’clock a t tin
Temple,
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New Frocks ror Old
F e te J . Sonus o f Hnines ( itv
An exceptionally enjoyable social fa:," " ,s
' man plane ISrcmon i*n
spent th e week-cml hem visiting a ffair of t ’ic work ■ mid one ’in
Drecnely Island will he shown at
friends.
t
which the cordial hospitality „f the the Milano T heatre Monday
Mr. Mnrontettv said his th e n#tr :
hostess
was reflected’in ever;, de
L. M. M arshall has returned to
TUESDAY
has
cone to ,eonsidelable -trouble
tail,
was
th
at
of
Friday,
n
inning
. True hers Association of Sanford a fte r spending several
when Mrs. George D. Bishop in-D ind quite a 'tut of expense to
Tmolr Utah School will months nt New Smvmn.
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the blaze that destroy"
CHEER FAMOUS ed Following
Maismi Grosso, Menton, Franc,.’
a war of worus over the effect*
Oc e a n f l y e r s has
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GREENSBORO. X.
Apr. .10.
— (INN)-—Preparation* were com
pleted here today for the formal
opening tomorrow of the New
mayor's confession th at the water York-Atlunta air mail service.
supply is inadequate brought fur Sydney Mutiny, wjll pilot the first
warm replies. One critic says that plane carrying mail out of Greensa municipality which rnnnot contro' Ik>i*o.
oo vital a public service as its wnt*
Furnishes Hastings Fertilizer
e r supply should “go to thr most
remote p a rt of France and bury
its head—or heads” if not to w j In an n rti.lc which appealed in
“region more tropical.'' The hose is
said to have “ 10 leaks per m eter,” Tite Herald on April 20th. it. W.
while the fire departm ent band is Deane, local representative of the
declared to look vyell at festivals A tlantic and Gulf F ertilizer Co.
should play Handel's “ W ater Mus wns quoted us saying his company
ic" or Keep the Home Fires Burn* had a contract to furnish the
ing” nt conflagrations. Another H astings Potato Growers Associa
suggestion is that the municipality tion with 8,500 tons of fertilizer
prohihit a I conflagrations, under in 1028. Mr. Deane says this state
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penalty of a heavy fine,-or, best-of mcut.*h6uH^PavS_renil his.
alk see a film showing “what an party furnished the Association
with this tonnage in 1027.
American fire-brigade can do,”
th r winihuvx til hutch ami «kywrnpcrh in tho vicinity. M*n, wo
men nml giri* poked their heoil*
out of the window* and cheered.
Offico routine was completely dlaruptod,
-Sluvtly the proccsiion started
westward <w F orty Sixth S treet
to the nr i umpaniment of deafen
ing cheer*. Passing Broadway the
choiring grew in volume and could
l c heard fully a mile away.
At 11 o’clock the procession itrrlred a t Pier 84, North River,
where the municipal steam er. the
f Macom. ^gally decorated
with
•Gags,-vraiP-wat ting to'receive the.
flyer* for n trip down the harbor
between a lane of craft to the
S tatue of Liberty.
LAKE W ALES—New grade
Whon the flyer* were sighted nt
school will be constructed on Bul
the pier the whistles anti the din
boemme terrific. Witln thirty feet lard Avvenuc during summer.
of the Macom lay the Hamburg-.
TAMPA—Cignr (factories here
American liner
“ Deutschland,”
loaded with Germans. Hots were turned out .10,214.200 cignrs in
March,
thrown in the nir, people danced
on the deck and the wildest ex*
Every loyal citizen should attend
citem ent ensued.
Mas* Meeting Friday night.
A band aboard the “ Deutsch
land” struck up the German National Anthem. Captain Kochi'and
Baron Von liuenefeld stood a t a t
tention. This was followed by
lively Irish tunes ployed by tho
fire departm ent band which was
on board the Macom.
Crowds waved
handkerchiefs
and cheered from tin- ginnt liner
Ijevlathnn which wns nt anchor n
few hundreds yards up the harbor.
As the Macom steamed down the
hnrbur there wns .nil incessant
tooting of horns and shrieking of,
sirens. It hegnn to drizzle slightly
.hut this failed to dampen the a r
dor of the celebration.
(T(K) LATE TO CLASSIFY)
WANTED: Relialde man with car i
to act a? representative and agent for Tnmpa Morning' Tribune, j
See Mr. Davis, Valdez Hotel,
Citizens. Mas* Meeting
Night City Hall,
X.
Friday
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Policemen Declare
English Court Has
Mysterious G h o s t
I /IN D O N . Apr
•I
111. (IN S)
The
Judge’* court of the old Bailey,
th e (Juntrul Criminal court ol
England, ir. himnted, inconling to
the police, court
imlier* and
other officials.
Forty jHiJii'einen lecenlly spent
th e early hour* of the morning
hunting ir "ghost" which i* alleged
to have stood in tin* dork of No. I
•
court and then vanished.
The mysterious ap p aritio n win*
firs t seen by tho, night watchman
who in the course of hi* patrol
duty, peering into No. I court-lho
Judges' court, where scores of
m urderers have been sentenced to
lF-1 be hangtai—saw standing in the
dock a strange man.
The watchman ran into the
street and announced to the po
liceman on duty outside th a t there
w m *n intruder in the old Bailey.
The policeman collected , others,
•n d in a few minute* forty of
i i J them were swarming all over the
building looking for the man.
They searched for six hour*
with no result. " Berms to me,”
•aid one of them, "we vn hern
looking for a spook.'-’ The thirtynine others agieed, and decided to
go home.
The night watchman, however,
declare* that it was no ghost a t
■all, and he ii preputial to swear
■ an affidavit th a t it was a real
llra k and beod Intruder.
it ■ * l t j
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trails
fJ*U
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3 » rt
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,-r»j jwscmSSH
For miles they stretched across the praire and
up into the foothills, smooth, clearly marked,
a
beaten hard as rock through the centuries by
the hoofs of buffalo on their way to the salt licks.
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When the railways came, and the engineers were
confronted with the great bastion of the Rocky
Mountains, these'buffalo trails assumed
a
new
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significance. It was found that they always fol
lowed the easiest gradients, that they penetrated
“DrumsOf Love’T o
Be Film Presented
By Milane Theatre
"DrUms Or Ixivo", D. W. (iiiffitb's latest contribution to the
screen is to in* (be feature attrne•tlon nt tbe Mi lane Theutrc for 2
day* commencing today. Heading
the cast is pretty Mary Philbin,
best remembered ns the heroine of
"The Merry-Go-Round"; tbe d ra
matic Lionel Barrymore, Don Alvnrado, and Tally Marshal).
The story is hni**l on a historical
Incident— that of Francesca dn
Bimini. In the film. Barrymore i'
M*en as the hunchbacked, gnarled
ruler of a Inrge dominion, whose
only loves are conquest* and hi*
younger brother
Never having
found anything beautiful in life,
he is somewhat at a loss when o f
fered the hand of Mary Philbin in
m arriage to end the terrible bot
tle* he is carrying on with a neigh
boring lord.
A ffairs of stute prevent him
from railing for Ills In ide-to.|*e,
an he -.ends In his place hie. broth
er, Don Alvarado. Tin* handsome
I)on calls for the bride and enrouto to his brother** castle they
fall in love with one another. Re
turning to the dominion of B arry
more, the wedding errvinimy is
performed, and then the deformed
B arryinoie seta out to end it lltilita ry conflict which has nprung
up. He leave* his dearest ponne* *ion, hi* wife, in the bond* of her
lover, Don. The lovemaking th at
takes place during the
elder
brother’ll absence reaches his eni*
via the court jcMer, Returning to
Ilia palace he find* the rumor*
true. Thi* fiimiulie* material for
w hat is hailed a* one of the most
dram atic climux*** ever M-reened.
Thi* picture murk* D. W. GriffithV return to United Artist*, the
same company through which he
released hi* immortal “Birth of n
Notion", and "Broken llhamim*."
Buffalo
the mountain fastness by the most direct and
Eat /Vegetables and Fruit
E v e r v Day
1
Every
A
T bail two kind) of vegetables
and one of fruit should I* ealco
by everyone each dav, arcorduig
*' thr iateat dsiorn of the loud au•fioritrei.
One of the vegetables
should lie a k-aly raw, jnrirrablv raw.
*od trrsb or canned lu iiu n . n u y lake
l!ie plarr ol th - In it
(ir.ir jy (I*
z * p r ii s iu v r in mind Ihr ncirsvitv
o i lularn log ilir giaiu s ami meals ol
•'Inch t)rr avrragr ibrl m j u .l . eon*
m t s . with what mav l« . a P i . t the
p r o l o l i v r I msIi On r that a i r n h
in vitamins an I dial k n p 11it Uatv
fiinciioiniig pic,|e*T1v
But. es* r|»f dm me i a
or three
months o l die »car, m an, districts'
liavc no lir sli I u n i , at,,| si gctable.s.
■nd ..... .
the |i,|ir
|.,.JiJ„itvs-
Mnrrssver, vrarlaMes Kf „ Wii im di*
glass are not a., valuable
a Vila
iiiiii slaiKl|>,m( as
g i. u u n y l u
otildiuns m |lvr sunlighr
.is dir r U
—r ■ ........
pievents the transmission o l the vvnlet
rj”
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Cawuwd F h 4 i k w p T U i r VUatnina
..
, ,
launc.1 loixli quail l r on VI (lievr
pwits.
wniiiirnr, j*. k«! jf maturity, and rwined at tiic plait where they arc grown
Because liiey are pruertard in air
tight container) tlvr> lute little or uuis
of their vitamins, due to o i i ih u n
hvrn though care is taken to ke^a »
cover on a vow i in wliich f,»»d a
conking, t)ie pn«es, is not as ss :n*ti
lirallv esact a« vslira ihr iood u p*o
veisrd m a Iactor, n air-tight cant
I here is the inatvr, ue., r,f pr, e
Wlien liras, e..rn. or l,.m.,i,as arr „u
l.m vM r al llur*
lor tseenty tie
.rills, as lir-|iiriills llaltpem at Ol
■heaiirr vtorrs, thr> «ovt vers rmid
less than tlie same qiiantitv *>l itiou
vegetables wioild c u t if Ismglit a
market prices am! <.inneil a! borne
•nst this niakrs it*, allouam r ior th
lime and 1j I. it hi s'* bed
Dr. Royal (.. (.opelanl vvritity
alout canned imxls ir en.lv, *.aw(
I lie . ann-il fru.ts an*I v-jfrte'e.'i o
tnd as. arr wlmles,m e. null ill-.us aiv
' J lc for ro * n g and old
S . , , . e to
, r * r ,4‘ r -,t *he well prr|vared p* i n l t u
«4 tlir corraiM-rc .il canneries
TV
jetdies too, to tile jtU w a
m
IVej are gluvru m Use (uii I sec era. -
practical route.
Buffalo trails became one of the greatest assets
of the early railway builders. Time, money, energy
were conserved; a vast amount of fruitless pioneer
ing and surveying was eliminated, by trusting to
the infallable instinct which had led the herds along
these obscure and little known ways.
W
Advertising, like those old buffalo trails, provides
Last Call
Only 5
More Days To
Take
Advantage Of Our Special
20 % Discount
a clear and unmistakable path among the perplexi
ties of modern buying. It points the way to the goal
of safety and sound value; it avoids the pitfalls of un
reliable goods. By following the advertisements in
p
this paper you are following the high road to true
economy.
i
Blankets-Quilts - Comforts
Feather Pillows
Do not store the above articles for the
summer—in a .soiled condition-—they are
more susceptible to moths. Let us wash
them in sott water and Ivory soap—Re*
them sweet and clean,
turn them sweet and clean.
Phone 475-
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Make it a habit: follow the broad,
sure trail of advertising
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Sanford Laundry
Inc.
Office—IIan 1
811) W. 3rd. St.
Brunch office
Park Avc.—Opposite Valdez Hotel
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— TllK 8ANF0RP HEttALP, SANFORP. FLORIDA; MONDAY APRIL, 30, 1928
PAGE FTVB
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Icrald
jANTA KATES
[f(rmj: C4»h Advance
hone « d T 1
received
[ p*trons kni collector se n t
^ ‘(ly- T .yT(te ft lino
.... 8c a line
. . . . 7c a line
le s t request.
Res are for
..tire ln» ions,
words of TCrmK® IMSKth
ol SO, for
,'edr.riisi i s ' tesVrlcted
Jjotr dMii stion.
KT.nof h « d . The to n i j|ert|d wi be responsible
half one, in< roct insertion
ISnrfiser ,r subsequent
’ jms. The fice should b«
imniediely in case of
6— Help Wanted Male
Double
W A N T E D : Experienced m an who
understands tru c k in g nnd m a r
keting. Good opportunity. Address
W. A. Shrove, S tn r
Route, DoLand, Fla.
8—Financial
F O R ,S A L E : Going, paying busi
ness, n e ttin g
a p p r o x im a te ly
$100 p e r month. Unless, you have
cold ensh do not answer this ad.
Price .lpwt , te r m s liberal if good
se c u rity enn he given. Would be
ideal proposition for woman. AiL
dress "Business" care Herald.
vice and yet cutting in half the time you
spend in taking advantage of it is the big
little job that The Sanford Ilerald Classi
TOADVRTISERS
Heiald representative
oihly fsm ar w ith rates
mil cln ifiention will
i »ou compl e inform ation,
jil you wish ney
in wordintyour w ant ad
|,»D ft'nor effective.
knnuuEccm
its
ions ACE 8| i n g s a n : a b s o l -
guarantec to please. GilJSIcOriff Fti lituro C n „ 2 3
| fhunh St., rlando.
NEW p i c e a d d r e s s in 2 3
Church
...
G ilb ort-M e
qmitiA-e Ci U r l a t id o .
| tfsti*J for (. u sd s' b y Dr.
(J|>poMtc i 'o u r t House.
Hr nr llrnnait Dry Ginger
i all jif'. I'tfnpt Delivery.
(tODLTIKG U g ' « I’u rc F o r k
ift. 1JT Mu p o n a A v e .
U—Instructions
S L E E P W E L L on ji Simmons
Henutyrest m attress. Price $3!L5fJ. G Rbert-Mcgriff F u rn itu iu Co.,
2d E. Church St.. Orlando.
F E E D SA LE: A nother shipm ent
of tha t High G rade Poultry,
D airy and Horse Feed going nt
prices below the Market. Our
T iu c k s deliver to nil parts of the 2 1 — A c r e n R c For Salr
County. Your chance to save
money. H. B. McCall Industries, 10 ACRES Muck l.and for Sale.
4 th and Elm.
The SE. 1-4 or the NW. 1-4 of
Scetiun Hi T. 21 S. R. 32 E. Flow
10-A Poultry and E rrs
ing well land, undeveloped,_ for
snle nt $50.00 per acre. 10 per
FOR SA L E : R. I. Rod Baby cent discount foe cash. Fred 1.
Chicks: $13.0U per 10U if you Williams, Sanford. Florida.
call Wednesday to Thursday. H. 1.
2."»—ExcfinnRtKoonts, I.ongwood, Fla.
s( Arid Fomd
I-umlscupc Service. Trees, Palms,
and shrubs. O. Sontmerchicld,
Bfwn: l„n| lull: 1 w hite feet: l.nndscape Architect, N urserym an.
Ij.ch Ailiet Tuesday las'. The Greenhouse, Elm Ave., 13th
Tl'i Wj IJewail'.
and 1 Ith.
JiYEI*
|
S h i iu n d
pony:
JUKI’ set let pup:
female;
i mentis eld D r o w n e a r s
k w n iitul whm b o d y , .'ill) W .
>! .l-'l'lj I vies
i
\ K>"Sl oppe t u a i t y to g e t
II rtsult'i tiy rot u s i n g T lie
|K Classified Vis t o f i ll y o u r
Hall 14s !<>rtin e x p e r i e n c e d
fied Section does for you every day.
10—Livestock
10-H Plants and Flowers
II—
Miscellaneous
W A N TED TO EX CHANGE: A
H erald Classified ad will find
you a p a rty who has something
you want and will exchange it for
something you nave. Give "classi
fied" a tria l—a phone call to 148
will tin the trick, y
2f,—Miscellaneous For Salr
NICE LOT smoked h..tne-cureo
Country Hums, 27 1-2 cent per
FIB R E Urd-davcnpurt suite for pound FOB Quitman, C<n. I-. 11.
Living Room only $108, (lilberi- Branan, Quitman, Georgia.
MclJriff F u rn itu re Co., Orlando.
BOAT KOI. SA LE: 3b foot bridge
12—WANTED
deck cruiser, th irty inch draft,
fully equipped, sleeps six. Price
reasonable. P. O. Box fi3K.
15-—Apartment For Rent
T H R E E ROOMS with hath and SEMINOLE toll m attresses, a b
solutely giunontced. $18- Gilg arage, Furnished. Mrs. A. K.
| l l . MN'Ji
gam ine
K id d i e
bert-McGrlff F u rn itu re Co., OrPowers,
107
W.
Ninth
or
Library.
at Gill , i t M v G r i f f
Furlundo,
1
Jit I .i ( ( 'hurt h St.. 3 U N F U R N IS H E D moms. a n
K
FL O R E N C E Oil cook Stoves are
Elm Avc.
absolutely guaranteed. GilbetTftvtomolMles
3 large furnished housekeeping McGriff F u rn itu re C „ . Orlando.
rooms. 2 beds nnd kitchen $13. Fla.
d u ih h
monthly.
Furnished housekeeping
fcrf far- mid (johuiu trucks,
room 12. monthly. All convenien
'and 13th. St net Phone 3.
27—Money To Loan
ces, 301* Cor. fith nnd Palmetto,
WIN’S A COWAN Co. Auto
We solicit applieatfon fot
first
inter and <.|iect m etal works. a U N F U R N IS H E D ROOMS. 3 1 1
Mortgage loans on the best typo
Elm
Ave.
Invnrh Axcimu Phoiu* 71 (S• \ V .
of residences nnd Mercantile Build
FO U R
ROOM
APARTMENT. ings in Sanford nt an interest rat,
H U 'S V I A o s '
N ever boon oeeupied. Frigidaire, of il pc. and up, depending on tL*'
fanfai
c h a ra c te r’ of tin " l o a d ; 'cnntmmtitTr
Magnolia Ave,
Phone 137. Apply Milaoly's Shoppe.
and location i,f buildings.
FOR R E N T : Ad spnee under this C. S. HOAG & COMPANY
(Business Service
classification. You’ll find it r e a 7 W. Church St.. Orlando.
f " h i . n u n v i,y ou r ow. sonable and get real results. Call
M on gage Lou ns
p i tu Sanfuiil, just the same 148 for an ad taker.
in improved residence and business
MiW-1' ' in Oilando. GMbertF U R N IS H E D
garage
fnlfTuriiitur, (’«., 23 Hast LARGE
property.
apartim m t. I rooms and hath.
B a l d w i n M o r t g a g e Co.,
Tfl st ■ Orlando
Electrically equipped. Silver Lake.
See our local Counsel,
L
Serviie of all kinds. Phone 855-J.
S. R. DiglHoii. Sanford, Florida.
........... ..
:n()2. C. E.
ptnirig
A p a r t m e n t f o r ran I at 117 Park 2D—Permanent Waving
Ave. Phone 859-t J,
till,,, ai d a little money
Perm anent
W a v in g — lo vely
naltn
ul p e r m a n e n t s a s l o w tis $5.tlie
_r ,u<l thing- new by use of S m a l l g a r a g e a p a r t m e n t . Call 251,
50U
F irst N a tio n a l
Brink
B ld g
‘SP*’ V.iintsli. Lacquer a n d ! Modern
furnlsh:-c.
a p a rtm e n ts
_ >‘»ld
Sanfmd T a int &
__
Frigidaire', Murphy steel kitch P h o n e IKK.
I *>l'rr i n (, (• s i u n i t , Mgr.
en: G arage: ,-xeelleqt neighbor
1st St
hood: rent v.*fv reasonable. Park 22— R e n 1 E s t a t e T o t Y c h iW R e
A partm ents, No. 5. Phone 843—J.
PICHT I 'ltlN i SH O P
W ILL TRA D E several well In
serviic „n „„y thintr in
entod lots in Sanford ,as p a rt
Furnished a p a rtm e n t.
Will sell
, !ni: “I I phone call will get
furniture. Reasonable. Box i.— payment on farm land. Price must
IAl*"
II7-W. 1) RailI be right, Adress 1’. (>■ Box IJ1,
Sanford Herald
Sanford, Florida.
Nicely fu m iih e d a p a rtm e n ts wita
X W h * D U ) W A LLS
all m odem conveniences.
?Ttti,S#.SEW U ALI- PAINT 70. Call nt 318 Palm etto A re.
Political Advcliscntcnls
e,.. S(* NEW AND BETHik EURTHKR 1NFOR- 14—Rooms Without Hoard
F o n siik h if *
h r . ' [.V11' PHONE 235-.I
1 ;iii) (i t u i i d l d a l r fur Hi« «*fflc«
Special weekly ra te s at Sanford's
,,f Sl,c, l(f nml w ill a p p r e c l t t e *'ir>V i i a i' r o , ' , ‘KK' HAN'homc-likc hotel. Seminole Hotel. ,mr,
U-r Ju a-^'rlm av.v^, k k „
&
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— y 'f n
tl,
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-STORE— Pre‘’"da. We ure
phone, ('all 103.
Ifi—Houses For Kent
FOII
JFN T IFF
OF
M C kl'K
K R*icTpING
i
DESIGN ON THE CEILING ADDS
4 CHARM AND ORIGINALITY TO HAU
F o il
F I.K IIH
CIII CHF1
t O F it Y
I h n e t i y iin nuutirr m y c a n d id a c y
f,,r t lis
n f f ir n
of
c le r k , o f Ihr
, 'i r c u l t C ourt, a u tijr rt t o Hie a c tion
..( llir v o t e i a M t h e J u n e P r im a r y
R It. DH.AH.
Foie m e : hr:iiini,ATVim
ih
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shingles
^ w uHHtfLu
E FIV E ROOM house. No. (to «h. I«wt
' . w ' r 11,1 a,u* Kalvnnited N IC
2-11(5, Palm etto Ave.
. ■
r o l l ( I.F IIK OF FOIIHT
■t-’d r i i ' !Co !1, e °wan< 0alt
^ d. Thirl SL Phone 1 1 1 ,
I lu-ri-liy announce ttiy .ruiidW ac;
10 Room House for rent. 402 Oak
, l,irk-"f D'n flrcull eiiurl, auhAve:, Phone 830.
,
JFI-I tu I hr will .«» -the vot*i • In
**u!iw*! ^ " rc*,t*lrtng, piano
in,, i nixerutlg primary t" *••• n r’ '
t L i q erts with l7 yt.a rs 17— Business Places For Rentj„„.
I •will aiqtreelulr y,,ur
sUPI’" ' 1
»ft vtk Tfnfortl mu*ic store
a . ru iin
5 , . Me Lender A r. F U R N I S H E D hotel to lease: 35
p
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p
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Fflftl
MIMS
H I M 111
rooms: until October 15th. One
I w ish t" su n,*un er' tint* I um u
block
from famous
Daytona cutldldslr fur t h e u f f l c r u f p o u u t y
I Nipf«.r.
«f ell kinds. Leach Fla. Reasonable. A. -1, t'omntlsslunrr f r o m D i s t r i c t No. t>.
4’’-nft,r,|
n’ht & Wult
Pnnpr
Wall P
a p e r S tu a r t, 531 N. Grandview Ave. su h je et I" t |l*r d s c l s l u n u f ttlr v u l,-rs In I hr D e i im e r a t l c 1’ilr n a r y I"
D aytona Beach, Fla. Seabreeze l.t held mi Ju u r Slh . A. I>. 19!*
H. V U>N<I•
■"■«)(. Wl I ,A 1!er*l(l rc-pre- S tation.
r n i t ( O i v r v a s n k s s o h OK
TASKS
•fUndid re«uif*lmd , 0 e * l , l a i n 18—
Wanted To Rent
1 wlsti to ■nnoune* to tha psoa’s
F ix, *fiu .U a r * o b t a i n e d
uf
Ksinlnul*
County
th a t I am a
‘ CTUALL ' f
“ <U TTte c o s t R p F I N E D C O U PL E w a n t a t once r mrtliiate fur re-election to th* ofsmall m odem house o r a p a r t (lc* n f T ax Assessor, subject to th*
i*1*1' »hd n „nth y R few l'enta
Urclalun of " ir voter* In th r Demo
^ U y hr , r , r ,,U'H are ex- ment. Furnished, reasonable rent. cratic
Primary *.« he held In June
p ' J e M*i* method Close In. Apply A and P Stoe, 205
I’ 'nrotloa % tr itj
k vaUqhan,
Magnolia, E. Johnson,
'
F O II N T A T K N t:> XTOII.
Ill,’ I Irmocr n il, \ ., l* l * . uf Thr
-Till S r m it u r h il I ' l s l t h l —
I vilsll lu ullliiiuiicr in' CUIIilld.nl
hrr,-w Ith aiiu uiiu, ,' nil ,'i""R
lur i lie ufflce uf Tax Assess*,i ••(
H r m ln o lr
C o u n t ) , su b j e c t lu , h. | d " ' ) f » l i t b r Dr.(.me rat lc
w i l l „r t h e v utrra In III,- In", ] fur S t u lu h e n u l u r
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COUNTY*
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} w i s h to R i i n m i n c / H . r t t I um ^
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r k iu lH n t p f»»r r w l i d l n n l i tti* o f - 1
f l e e uf C o u n t y C u m m l s a L a r r (rum
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Ip d tK R T S .
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era tie P r i m a r y t o
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Is slu n er f r o m M ull let N" 2
FOR m i l k OK.XATOH , , t ’
t o t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r im a r y
) h e r r h )- a o t iu c n c * ) a s * cu n d lB el*
.to s n e e r e d m y s e l f a* R e n e tu r froni l o b« h e ld o n J u n e 6th- A. I* I M F
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t tes s u li j e c t l u
t h * , Dr Mineral le 1*7* nnd I h a v e a l w a y s ii.-i-n n D eniprliiinry In b* h e ld J u n e Ith . 1921.
|i. It i* IIARI'N,
If i Irrted I p r o m i s e t o c o n t i n u e
gu n furd.
lu w o r k fur t h e heat I n t e r e s t o f thr
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leu lalaI h e r e b y a n n o n t i e e m* c a n d i d a c y
t |n o us g o o d r o a d s, c o n s e r v a t i o n of
■■ur n a ' u r a l r esou'.cca. r a d u r l t c n »( fu r l l . r o f f i c e o f I’uiMi'V Jtidae o f
S
d
n ln n te County.
F ln fltn
subject
sla te tu x es and education.
I ask
" i s s u p p o rt o f a l l l o / a l D em ocrat*. tu t lie a c t i o n nf t h e D e m o c r a t i c
P a r t y o n J u n e i t h . 192*. My c a m
t. J PARRIKH
p allid f o r t h i s o f f i c e l* 'n th e hand*
o
f
m y ■ fr ie n d s
t h e 1 1 1 0 01
true
• o il ' i t m t i r r
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y c o u n t y a n d w-u ^ ..ll.r i the su p p o r
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iff of S e m l n o l * C o u n t y s u b j e c t to c o m l n a D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y e l e c
■lie a c t io n
of
th *
v o t e r * In th* linn. If t h e p e o p l e s c - fit t o e l e c
p r i n . . e i j l l e p r i m a r y >o h r h e ld near m e In t h i s o f f i c e 1 w i l l e lv e thern
J .....
| will appreciate your un e f f i c i e n t , e f f e c t i v e and e c o n o m i c
,1 ! t ,l m l " l * l r a l l o n
. ____ ,
• i,|,|. .rt, rreyerifull]l y t o u r s ,
iearn’
6..K- HAND.
I'lu ilil,
M an'll
;7,
Su'le. I- he,, hi I.IW,I Hu" Clm k
puule h.i- tiled I" Oil' ulflcr mi upco lt i - o v r i 'M i i r
plle.,t
lull unde, srrl lull ;142. ReVlsfd
I wish vp nui-.uillicr lh.it ' am
. .iHdlihitc fur tin- "If" *' *f Coil- K titiit*' .1 . mnenile.l l•v the act uf
i ■; ■ i
, b«- r«,iii>.winw
I,-r uf Ihr 1' n i c e j n i i n u i
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...... fur
■ -■ Just
I Hrlllillulr I uunty. Imid
1’‘" D ie t a ..
I h r r r h y iin n u u n c e in> c a n d i d a c y
( thr t’rnc*
(Ul III! l.c K lalutU ir C i c u u p 1) sill,
I l,u 1,1., r a id J usttcr
K ir.I lou I •ra
j,;i*( tu (h r Will ut I tlw vutrra ul Sell,
t i l ' l l lc) t.tmqirlsUIS
id.
11. A IS.
Iiii *Ir C o u n t y . In tin- prliiinry tu >
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held UII J u n e ;,. i s ;*.
.u hjrcl tu tlui r t e r i^ u o uf Ih a 1 rm
i t M LO RD
uim i l e P r l m a i v 1 , l,r lirld ,,u J u n e
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n i t u y; voTP.n* o r s k i i i n u i .k . 1 " i ’i c p p rc im ir vouI,KSI.lt: IIRY.4N.
r o i l XT Y.
I w i s h I j un in n ilic e t lu " I uni a
FOII N T A T K I . K I i l S I . A T t Il K
c und ldutn for r r - r l r c t l o n to the o f
i s h in ,i um mm-, ui> .Hlldhtii, f
fi c e o f tinutitv Couim laalutirr from (ulI w
tin- Him,- l .r g U l u l u l ,
\ i llllllil
D i s t r i c t N'u. 3. a u b jrct to th r dr
; i m id w i l l
upper,-It, siip p u il
In
c is tu n u f t h e v iitr r s In l u r D iiiiu
iii J u n e
c r u t lc Prlirur.y to he hold un June l tu iii'lim in fu I.,* I.1,,-hl
P IIA'iA N
r,th. A D. 1931.
FRANK EVANS
i,l|.
is;'
IV UK HI.B R
FOR TAX A8NF.NNOII
I Ii. t .-Ih n o n » u ,i,;s my can,U,lsc>*
(,.r r e - e l e c t i o n
l>< tlu- offlCu of
F IV E ROOM furnished house. See luNilcr o f lliv P e a c e . D i s t r i c t No. F
I l a . log lielil t h i s o f f i c e for n e a r ly
ID-D( KS— Irrigation
•V. A. Speer, 411 P ark Ave.
t w o p.-iirs u n t il
th e dl sit Met w a s
/* vi-ttcral cement work.
m e r g e ,I Into III* F o u r t h D i s t r i c t I
H
O
U
SE
FOR
RENT:
Seven
Urn-^i,.
Conctiq, t(;ol, j R -Ter-'
r,..| just If |e,l In a s k Irig 1l>» v o t e r s
rooms $20.00 pel” month. In f.,r Ih elr s u p p o r t on mV p r e v io u s
;3rd
l,d at
and' -Elm.
reror‘1 us J u s t i c e o f t h e F en ce ami
quire Jno.
1). JlnkliM, Court I |,le d g e my b e st e n J c a v p r s to g i v e
I ell th e p e o p le n »uu«r»> deal w i t h
I he Roof E v - i House.
----- Jueilce le all and s t r i c t x d h n e n c *
for t .
Measure
Dual Rale In Hebrides To
End With Trade Between
France And Great Britain
Giving you a double measure of sotr
7—Situation Wanted
Colored cartoonist w ants work.
A lb e it Statin, 208 W. Pth St.
W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 28— (IN S )
\ a result o f a protest from
th e Canadian Government, the Pro
v o n t h i s i . i . t i i s i .a t c u r :
hibition Bureau today launched
Su bje ct to t h e n p p i o a c h l m ; D e m o c ii i t lr P r im a r y , 1 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e
an
investigntiun into charges th a t
toy cam P.dncy
for
tlie l i o u s o of
It,'tu i-M i i l u l l w n u s a m e m b e r of
American
d ry a g e n ts had shot
U ioup ;
If n o m i n a t e d 1 p le d g *
my best e f f o r t s In b e h a l f o f th e
aero • the Detroit River into
p eople o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y .
The
Windsor, Canada.
e r y l n c neeil o f t h e p e o p l e o f F ! n r |.
da I* T a x H e l l e f , e a p e o la l l y r e d u e 'I'll • shooting occurred la s t week,
l io n of loen l t a x e s . Title, In In)
oplulun. r u n he e f f e c t e d
hy
■■
W ASHINGTON, A pr
27.— A It was not uncommon to see a pa one day before the a r r iv a l of Keye iiu lla h le
distrib u tio n
of
the
p r e se n t - f i v e
cent
gasoline
t a x rt marknblib experiment in g o v e rn trul of natives, arm e d to th e teeth, muur Lowman, a s s is ta n t se c re ta ry
amniiK Hie S l a t e Jtond D e p a r t m e n t ,
S c h ools. C o u n t i e s and C it ie s , —p a r ment-— an [island c ountry ruled by mnivhing w ith th e ir women down of the T re a su ry , in D etroit, on an
t i c u la r l y l h e F o c n t l e s a n d tallies. both Gi cat B ritain and F ra n c e — lo the beach to sta n d gu a rd while inspection trip. The Canadian note
lr hoo'irril by
the
n om in ation i
p r o m ise t o Unvote a l l t h e e n e r g y probably Will m il w ithin n short the Indies bathed in
the srn ." of p ro te st to the S ta te D epartm ent
and cx p e rlen ej th a t
I p o s s e s s to im m .-unofficial.. I’a r y j,'io :
9«#riP« l i e ^ u l t e t barely., mi-sked it-Z
Mitriemaritogarf
.CtfLiuwriliWiT*^
JU't' *mli III In U t h a t • n d . “r r
Tni- iiI
,a«Irdiomty»jShilnn**lwll^it
-“ **
It. W. P E A H M A S . Jr
matrons
have
struggled
In the young girl, while a n o th e r h it the
for full control of the Now l i e
windshield of an automobile nnd
fo ii
r u t i M - f s r r r n t x T K x n u N r britles Islntnla in the South Sens New Hebrides and some have been
4
m a rtyre d for th e ir effo rts T h o u s the bronking glass cut Edward
OF r l t l l . U J IX H T ItV IT tllN
’•1 w i s h t o a n n o u n r e m y cam U dacy meets with English approval
ands of not ves cling to pagan W arren.
••
"■
(
for t h e t-frici< of S u p e r i n t e n d e n t n
The s t o r y of this s tr a n g e gov ‘devil worship.' At
nig h t they
Lowman blamed the ■ fihooting
P u b lic
I n s t r u c t io n
of
S e m l n o l .,
“ condomin g a th e r in their humils, or meeting on hi jnckers, saying
Collhly. s u b j e c t t o t h e w i l l o f tile ernment, k-nown ns
American
v o t e r s In i h e p r i m a r y J u n e 1. Your ium." nnd term ed by some of the
places, where torches reveal v a g e n ts haven’t gu n s high powered
su p p ort w i l l lie a p p r e c ia t e d .
New Hebrides colon s ts "pnndc- t relc of hollow logs carved in the enough tu shoot across the river
MAY l ir .M . K MAJCWF.t.U
monimii.'' lias been issued by the J o r.in of leering idols.
ntal do the da m a ge reported.
V
I ' O l l CtKMVTAIILK
Society ot
I w i s h to annu'iince t h a t I s m a Nntionni G eographte
G hosts A re Stun
Two alderm an' of W indsor have
c n m lM .lie fur t h e o f f i c e or • C o n - Wushington,
_ .■
• The lights flicker on prized ile tla u d th a t if m em bers <>f the
s t a b le
D is t r ic t
No. I, S e m l n i .' s
The
New HehrMos live n white boars' tusks which hung ,'n
C ou n ty. F lo r id a , sa id D is t r ic t c o i n - l
American border patrol don't stop -’•V
tirlslnp C.I. c lloo I'rccliicts No's. 1. ldutililc life," th e Society Miid. 1 hr festoons , n the altered sounding
■hooting across th e river Canadians
2, 3, 1
to. 11 A IS, subject t o '
logs, tin such n ights the perform
liu-. wilt of |he voters In the Dent,, tolony haii iwci nmMcr.ir tlu* Hrit
will have to w£nr steel helmets.
c r a l b I'lliu a r t tu be held oti J u n e islt commissionei and the French ei-s in the ceremony believe the;.
:.tli. A, IK - tS2*.
t ..in eiippurt will be uppreclnted. com iivksloner, who a re required see the I'.hosH of th? d e n t, ; • rcb
to agree on the conduct of the Is n t on t»i»- Inanclma o f tlie tr e e ' O i l P r o s e c u t o r s O f
A I*. (Artie) SMITH.
looking down on them.
r o t i i i ; v i t r c i i s n r s t : i t t \ u i . i : land's affairs.
S w in d le G iv e R e p o r t
"Two languages. French and
cut v rt
Although ."iD.l'Oll lull ves live
I w mil i.i iiiiuouiid, myself nr u English, have official recognition with, use on th islands, the coin'
c a u l til.ili fur the H ate leglsluturo
W A SH IN G T O N , A pr. 28. (INSk
In primp : Seminole t.'ouiitv. sub M litary forfeit of the two tuitions plications of government have p r e
-Alice Pon erenc und Owen J.
ject In the Demncral Ic I’rlniiiry police the New Hebrides ami their vented' more than l .0011 F rncch
.1’mu* -V e\ 1*. 1!>;*s 4111*1 w i l l illlU't*
French | n„y
ta k in g tip tvstdenco Roberts. s|»ecial governm ent oil
b.
Its fit M.1fill* 1 c o n l lt l l ly iMil- navies guard them Both
counsel, who unsuccessfully p ro s
IFit 4 Mill 9.
an(| Hritisth utenmalilji I iu' h kovvi \ alualilc
criips grow rend’ly.
.1 II I.VI.KH.
llir islmid*! whuse rllitiMin honor H im * hundred nuts on a single ecuted the crim inal .oil trials n(Political Announcements) ( _
with rqitnl respect the T r'colar n s n a n u t tre e is said t,q be a com gainst H a rry F. Sinclair and l-.. lu
1*UK I tH > V \
.11 IMJK
Dohetiy, reported to P resident
1 l u " 1.4 **imimiiiu •• 1144 I‘.in*llllt!l‘l an,l the Uuion .lack.’’
mon m -uid. Coffee, banunas, and Coolidge today on the s ta tu s of
Full TAX ITM.I.Kf'TOH
»**•*'1*'*'IMlll
o ffic e -uf
l M 111.
1 w i s h to niiuouiu'w that I am a If*II
K in g Ah J u d g e
.. ‘ •mu 4 Jtlllui III SiUltllu.lc l "oil 111 . ,
thi'iv ,T,q-s of corn pop y ear ure
c a . d l i t n l e for r e - r lr c tl i m
in
the r •Ini
i*1.«
t t t| llir w i l l uf lluAccording to' the
Geographic t hr harvest of tht* pliiniution own the oil litigation.
iC flce o f Tax C otlectur of S e m i n 1 *♦ 111■M’1 .Il k<»i*;s'*
\ f • ***l Soil'll ti(»l*
They said th a t the- question of
o le Cu ui.ty, HUliJect 1.1 the a c t lv n **Mimh 13 ili.* 1*. ’ll' ■** .4U f Mi nim i 4 Society jilst'ce >>n this New - lie- *cr vvlni can* liravc s t r a y ’ bullets’
bringing ex-Secretory of In te rio r
o f rile' v o t e r s In the D e m o c r a t i c
I
m 1 >•Iif Ini.,
..[li
l*#Jn
li’i'l
i««II
1
•
•
brides
bus
still
more
coinplia queer governm ent, the fever and A lb iil B. Fall to tria l on conP r i m a r y to tie held in June.
SH A R O N
1AS
Youi su pp ort w i l l j e ap p r e c ia te d .
cations to th# joint i o u t of om make tlie natives work.
spirucy c h a rg e s remained in s t a t
JNO. D JIN K IN S
Ftvnchm an and one Engl shnum
1m i
1 \ x \ " 4 i :n m h i
"The l a t t e r effort I-rem-h cup us quo becuuse jof Foil's poor
, 1 Ilf 1*i*!'
1 IP11)1nr, tu 1 II,- p e o p le the King of Spain has been c a r
"iiist show signs uf iilmn^uning," h e a l t h . T v u physicians who rec
'
1‘mi II#
.\
tli.ll
I mil .1
* . - *•*! suT'jt i t einpowerctl to add a member. The the Geographic said. "F r a n c e in
**»1 rt'llil 1
t
1 *,
F u n s t l ‘l :i l l v v i ;\ 11 1 ; v i o f
ently exit mined lu l l in P a sa d e n a
"I
■ . 11 .
1 *) ft*
llu l u t e l s
III Spanierd insures a deciding vote
Ft III.IF ISSTIII I'TIliA
IruJnccd liidu-t’hincse and J a p a n - reported th a t he would n o t be able
♦
1
.11
lu lu belli
1 III) *t • .tllllltl.lt*- fl»1 1I ' 4*| I'CI | 111|
1• • I * ’il, .
,11 I hit 4c livt’il tu nil t mes.
t" lli»* til'll*-*' ut *'M]H'lintcinl«'|tl •*! 111 1IM
esc to work The other p a r tn e r in to Stand u tr ip n> W a shington foC
F*»U1lt
1 1
I. flt.lt
Wh'le the Allied Powers were
I*»ttill*
i tii i ton
fot
s*'in i ii•*1■ m’ *t ,1 tl
i *i *ti lit at Huli)fi-t it* Hit- Ib'inmT.tM * 1 ■.« 1*1
t
**-! Vi »l **H redistributing the islands of the the Condominium governm ent did a long time.
tllllf \ *
Mfl *4!I*| MU
not approve this practice so the
i'lhflilO
Y'»U1 Stip|l"! I 44’ill Im* u | m
The governm ent m ay drop th a
Hebrides
|H ct i,| l i d
• unul «> nit 11 % South Pile fir the New
questing of dissolving the a g r e e rem aining criminal prosecutions,
.i nl t i l r it** It ml became involved in joint
T W I. AW TUN
claims. ment lias a g a in risen. It ha s been
f*i I*t! *• V. t \
which includes a bribery chargts
claim
p m p 'i r ll o j i a l i Enable lo agree on which
■i* \4 inn t hi i*i t, was the belter. England and ■uggested in P a ris th a t part of the a g a in s t Doheny. Fall w as acquit
Freni h Sudan or flip re m n a n ts if ted of « conspiracy charge when
Fill! < LKItH «!• t lllt t'IT < OI’IIT
VDUt
SUPP' Ml
F ra n e e n g re cl on the t'ondoni nium
I \%InI. to tinttminr*) that 1 am a
l* .1
(he
French em pire in India might standing tria l with Doheny, and
cnni!M;il** for u- r lr c t i t m to ilia of*
II K II. Ill I
government
In- exchanged for full control of his co-defendant. Sinclair, who
ficr *.r i*1rrk of Iho F lr v u li Court,
The New Hebrides a re
15(H) tlie New Hebrides."
of iH**mlitolu C n i m i t , FlorJifii, auhr o n « i i n *t a h i , i :
J ••tfl
was freed of sim ilar charges.
j**ct lo ih*» *11’c i hinit of t h e P cm o I fk •*'* !»> .*iiMkiliur*' m> t'diiillil.ii y inilrs ,mt from Sydney on the sm
rmti<* V**t«*ra o f Semlnol** <*ounty* f^,« ■
>*■.f'l:«l»l'i* lioi |Iti* ftruiU’i tlIh- n a il" to San Francisco Thev n r - I I reified,'* the Geographic Soc-'cty
hi !h«* i)»*no>crutlc P r im a r y
l*lee
•i i*-f, MitiJ**rl I*» IL** *a 111 o f
th«i
saiil "Only tw enty y e a rs ago .a
Railway Men Await S pirit
French I tribe num bering 5 ,01b) m ight lose
l in n to
h f i d mi Ju n e Stli, A. li.
\ *»I* it* nt H r IV in orr n t lc prim ary 250 miles north of the
ii*;’*.
•if J mi' f*. Youi v o l e w ill b#» up
colony of New ( 'a ir ,Ionia. The I n bun,In ,| or so of its num b e r in
V. K IKICOLAKH
Pi • • 14 (^ti
AVItilo police have broken up
hugest of the twelve islands has a yeai to the vengeance and .apll C t l l o p ) W I U ’OX.
some of the spiritualistic m eetings
an a re a of 857 square miles
In
I«I T l l K tOTVCII* o r M A I I \ O M C
a t M arburg, on the A ustrian-Jug*
n m N iin tiF K
add lion t<> tins dozen largo island,
F i l l NTV.
liiisrhnll in the Tropics
I liffd iiv rtnnour.it' ms r a n d h l a c y
oslav fixint.er, railw ay men who
I
‘4
mli
tu
rt
iiii «**iiiHrt* Unit I nun & there uic about one hundred small
for Hie o f f i c e of S h e r i f f o f S**fiiln« r a 11(ii<t:tt** f*ti r*--*-l**tlion in tli« of*
Baselmll, w ritten with a style were most fervid are still ex p e c t
rsl»» C o u n t y nuM eet t o th e w111 uf fir*- ot tl’titjniy ( ’nm m iM in nM f r o m ones.
a
.
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Hiu v**U’ia ut t h e J ii lie P l l m a r v
"The New lle b ritl", remain one which the ga m e is played, is served ing the reappearance of tho lender
I ’nslrlfl Nu I, ?*ul»j*‘»’i l " th** cl#*
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u ImIoii o ' ih v vi'tcrh In ( III; He mo* of the bistj Pacific lslaiub to l*e
who committed suicide lo prove
lu leaders of the Tropical Sun. th a t he could re tu rn to e a rth . He
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I
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F rill
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guage new spaper publisrcd in Ven lector, and his body was found
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tablished
a I'.iOrt ‘every native
FOH r n - t s T V I l l . F .
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dow in one of the railw ay dr.pot
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lo III** w i l l r f Hit v o t e i #
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across
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lo his wife and sp iritu a list!1:
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the pitching firm am ent of a local f r o n d s told |h u ) he had com m it
am ;*s# 111 « fh. tn. If oi**oi*-*l. w i l l
r-rTit^ »r"%TliV n F ^ l t i i T
^
I’oUUca! Announcements
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r<J|| i , l »lTM n ' r ^ n . 1*0111
bnlldom in a blaze of glory at ( ‘nh- ted the act to b ring a tv p o lt "from
varv heal hits iren
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I i p i u i u n i l »** vh I fi h J ijio* Mb Hun- f*i$ i h •* *•1 1 lu*- <ii rmui»hl*4. P m ir *ct fled b a tte r s in his wake.
!« one the Gulf's m urderer's tow fac children not to mourn over h s ’d e
i o n i i . c i i k oi i i i i : i i m i i t 1*hi1, talk*' Mu n run. Paot.i. t#.»k •* S(. i S«-mlti)*1«* I'uunl).
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.1 •*i ii*** v i h m I.i ilu* Uwinu* ed his rnystifyin nentortions and p a rtu re . as they would see bint
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1 li*"i‘i*111 .i mm ii n* *' iii 4 ■a iiilok.u v S p r ln * v .mil .....
one hy one they failed to connect. again Police prohibited th - seance
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unit I ’m i it uiilijt i'i
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all
about the nine was all over and expi • 1 ,|.
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the
Lugos bail tightened llu-ir liohl
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IL im o f , t . 11,1 *. l i f «# | *iT Ik* Ilf fir** i*f <’imM I* I. t ii i: \ sii i.i:
t Hit.
DAY I’i i \ A
BEACH (’o titr a r t
,iis). UtMi l't Nu I Srnilnnl** Himi ii * on the flag by a 2 I victory." Then
o . v iu : f i N i M i N .
l o u M ir n n r
14 Kl,.t ill*, ft iltl • l u i r l r t I'nmnrlKliK follows a detailed story
of the a w a r d e d f o r c o n s t r u c t c m o f b n s o f h r r r h ) unit outlet- m y t s l f nfl
i-it . iii t* pr* tii* i a* NVn I. 2 3. <,
b.xll g i i i i . d s t a n d o n llu r:;,i)'nv I s le ,
n m j t h T in : o r n ; u r .
Ifit |1 K* M|||,j fi 1 1FI Hi*. 44 III Ilf till* gam e in the same style.
*m roll d a l f f o r u lirrlff of Hymimilt*
n iN T I I I C T NO. r«M II
r u u n t y nu bjrcf
to
th o o c l l o n of
iiitci h iii tin I*rimicratii* Prliiinry
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Muiking
i .1 i!Ntk*« u f I'raue <*f
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\'mii t iipiiMrf 44 111 Im* n|i|*rt‘«,ln!**t]
slow and fast traffic lane lines uii Every l o y a l r i l b s s »k* " 'H i i E e l i d
i Mil*j* •*( tu Hu* ili i’lhimi *if tli**
V e r y r v i p c c l l veil y
I M i V i n VU'K HUY.
UK A I)Y i mi **ro in Hi** I V n u m r P i i n i n i y
l:
M a ss M e e tin g F riday n ig h t.
A tlantic Roulevanl under way.
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(I.CRTlI N o t i c e s )
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COVNTY.
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Political Announcement.
W A N T E D : Quick! Man or woman
w ith light car. .S h o rt hours.
W rite, A. V. O. H e r a ld /
Canadians P r o t e s t
Dry A gents Firing/
Over Detroit River
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f April A If DC s f. a s S p e c i a l
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till dll) uf *1<Q>c, A l»- 1 9 4 * .
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f r o n t of
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t h e I’liurl H un s, ni Aapforil, Renifnolu I ' n i i n t ) . F lo r i d a , w i l l o f f e r for
sab- lu t h e liiu lie s t lildili-r fur c a s h
(tui'lnk t h e l e g a l h o u r s uf s a l e , lit-,
f o l lo w l o g
deserltietl laud. ' s i t u a t e
i v t l ' g and b e i n g :u t h e ( ' u u n t y o f
R e n iln o ie
and
Sla"of
F lo r i d a ,
m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r ib e d n* f o l
low s. lo -w lt:
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' T h e H iib d lv ls lo n R c a m l f u l * A ttaniub te
K prln e*
Hi m in u te
F ou n t}-. F l o r i d a , a s r ec o rd ed In
P l a l llu o k 3. p a g e *1. R e c o r d s
o f Nemtlirtle F o u r " ) . F lo r id * ."
T e r m s r u sh , I'm c h a s e r l o puv f o r
del'd .
r*-1,1.O VD F. ROY KB.
Special M aster.
VAN
A ilN K f.
M ART
AND
g ( *11 W'Alt> | V i n t e r P a r k . F l o r i
d a. H u l i d l f t
lint, Fotn pin Ilia 1",
M
By A. Louise Fillebrown
H E R E I* no reason (or a ballway lo be unintcrcxting. T h ough
T
the narrow space permit* little fur
niture. the walls ami ceiling m ay be
xo plaiitieil as to make the hallway
both dtcorative and original. D e
sign on the ceiling does much to
take away the high narrow effect of
most bally, and the u.e of a leafy
pattern in tone* of green a* illus
trate,I change* the drab little space
into a garden-iike hit of out-ofdoor*.
1
. This hail i' in a countrv house
p( the I’oh'tiial variety. The side
walls are paperrd ill tone I <>f warm
|rc y . tlie woodwork is while and
the ceiling t>»p*r soft green leaves
on a •white ground.
Green ruga
and w rought iron fixtures add ts
the outdoor feeling, and the othol
items of decoration such aa the
jars, hangings and so forth, add
the w a r m bright color*, (,■oraA£*k
Chinese blue ami gold.
T he ceiling* offer a 'wondcrfjil
’opportunity for the u.e of wall
paper. It i» wise to select an allover design, as striped palter.i*
would not look wrjl. hut the idea
of design on tlie rciling i'_ not too
extreme to lie practical
I here il
no r«al reason why this side uf th«
room sboulu not he decorated aa
w r " -U the utPers. though the dee*
oraTTai has to lu: carefully planned
so that il is H'd li''-) heavy,
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Fair tonight," slightly colder In
south portion, light frbst in **•
tr«:nr uorth and Interior of central
l i i U e d in rm rldu -H
n can .
E L w o r W * (irenC c.sl; V i a b l e
Ig ^ jo n .Its n ic h e 's t w f r d c n L a n d
S A N F O R D F L O R I D A . S A T U R D A Y , A P R I L 2 8 , 1928
L ea d ed W ir e In te r n a tio n a l N owh S e r v ic e ’
23 Airplanes Leave
For Air Maneuvers
OCEAN FLYERS
U S . Distingu
Cross WillBeAwarded To
A v i t o r s Qf Four Nations
Will R E f E I V E
4dLL K L U 1 V L
Polish Flyers May
Be On W ay To U. S.
VISIT SECTIONS
OF SOUTHLAND
PARIS, April 28.— (IN S )—
Tho
Polish aviators,
Major
Cnisntir c Kapula, hopped o ff
front I « B ourgct airdrome at
five A . M. today, ostensibly on
3i
a test flight preparatory to
their contemplated trnns Atlan
tic flight, but they M t n humWASHINGTON. Apr.
2S. - Ellsworth was a" rich young m u ;.
riling buzz 6 f runior behind
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(IN H )--T h e American diatingnish-. wtVjT hired. lt«Unp>;.ffiHt
t cm. The official announce
R is i n g T c m p c h i t t r ^ A r c !* r cItalian ahip.’ ’ lie paid the United
N e w Y o r k ’ s O f f i c i a l W e lc o m e
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leaving on a twenty hour trial
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flight along thc French const. ,
.
la n t A ir ,m m lan d A t H e ld s„ , unaniim,u, ly by the Senate feats,
A re n AYllTt W in d s A n d 9 n o w
But when their powerfully moA f t e r R e t u r n f r o m C a p ita l todnv
x5cniHor* Hobinsoti o f Arkansas.
t«..-d ntnchlne gracefully swept
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--------'|he fliers’ to be -o honotiid arc n u .h or.d f tlu> bJ|, nnd Swnnxm
upward Into thc sky, it was
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Virginia,
assailed
Bingham
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loaded with a fuel supply calcu
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.lames Fitzmnuricc. Irish 1h<\e heroism 'T i l vote to recog
the Atlantic. Furthermore the
weather nil
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southern
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nouncC(|
nounced they eventually w
would
trnl P a r k W ill O f f e r I’ tili- oiinv Coater anil Joseph Lobrlx, snid Swanson. "I will not nt
take, was reported ns perfect.
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A TLA N TA . April. 28.— tl?CS) .
Piliciio. ltnl an. who hopped it
NEW YORK. A pt. 28— <>NS)—
Lafayette buy
bis uniform here
Gradually rising temperatures
liiit’’.i ways
1
New York’ s official welt one n
The House lari, unanimously a before letting him join Wnsliing- , wero forecast today, following the
W A S H IN G T O N ,
A p r . 2&t
till* three gallant airmen v .i * flew ({opted a I'-olu lion earlier con ton’s nrnty", Robinson interposrd
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across the Atlantic from Ireland ferring the Cress on member* of
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damaged
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e o n a e c u t iv e
T o C linic T o S id e O f C r a ft Rtirring pnlude to public Itoimi cross the north i ni<> and Amundsen any award to the4 naval officer*, i j'tthlic uliltilies.
[divs o f •n o u n tin jr o u t s id e in South Georgia and Northwi slern O w r flm v in R y H lv c r a A lr e n d j S S y a n d ‘ t h e r e p a i d a n ' j n w j j
U n til S e v e r e W in d A“ b a t‘ e s ! i' at is to come M unlay with a tutil N ob le io an Italian tliti" h d by t onimr.mlcr lleod. wit •
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pantile,
from
the
Battery
to
.
.
.
,
.
.
first
flew
the
A
tlartic
in
rite
N‘
|.'loriYln
"with
ninny
S w e e p in g O v e r b a r m U nm ls te n tn U o u ^ t r ib u t e o f rc s p e c C
gihle.
T'lis
av..ml
was
opposed
Florida,
with
mnny hundreds
"* * '
lierest. llu* c u r b m a r k e t e x Htirl’u l into Lake Monroe w h eit'tra l Park. m. I the following night. vigorously by Senator Bingham j -t. The bill finally passed without j1(inuq ,.;9 f r„ m the Spring floodn.
In W e s t e r n A r e a : E a s t T o a n d ’ a d m ir a t io n t o F I o id ^ B e n
Iptricnced e a r ly
to d a y
un
F a c c H iK h W a t c r e T o m o n n o w nett, the heroic polar
differed most from the high winds
th> yacht belonging to Arthur vhen IS.fibO guc.-t • gather at the (II) o f Connecticut, who clmrgivl ra r»cor»l vote
Iother (lav o f b r e a k - n e c k - a e t - Yowell, Snnford Departnient store city’s banquet in th C,.mtn idnYc
___________________
i — j -ii-i ....... freezing temperatures.
fucriflccd Ida life In an e ffo r t to
*
“
^
A tornado swept acriiss SouthUA1JEGH, N. C-. Apr. 28.—
[irity and g e n o n tl
stren irtlK
----^ L mWIWP. wat-e-aphlzcsl-by. the wind tstern Georgia centering in Way- (IM S )__A tfnv menace— floods— " i t ^ ^ w n a raining and diamal
[Wrck-eml p r o f it - t a k i n g liitm - rtorm ym tcnlny afternoon. Mr.
Awaiting the fliers when they
rr>vH nnd dhl thousands o f dollars
r S the trnns-Atlantic Trio, Boron
limtl tin* MH’vements
in vur- Yowell and three .(W r men. Jttek , 3 ir, v0 ,lt Mil hell Field front
was emininent throughout North
. |damage. Two were injured.
Gunther Von Ilucncfeld, Q W ~
: bo.
yet generally (dock* Dnvidy >n, Harry Wilson aryl J»»h.v Washington this af< nt mui w . re
■ tim ir r
O O IC ^ M
V !
Another tornado swept across Curolinn today in the wnko o f tor Hermann Kochi, nnd Mnj\i.,yi„. Walker. C t»vor
|R[( iir.,-1 with .lull rapidity that 0 . Lconnilly, elting t>i' the rraft
Florida from Bartow to St. A ug rential rain and heavy snow In the Fitzmauricc, motored from Hon
tV ti-'-'T tap <i "u« the pa ;t qu<»- f-ir two h eirs before the wind whnleri, chnirtuau. and n.enth rs
ustine hml hi uses were unroofed
ing Field ncrosa the Totom oc to
western ecvtP.n o f the state.
aiion f*"* minute* a 'ter (he no'*n .ihuted sufficiently for them • (>j- ),|s reception eonnititt'io. '
torn down. Damage to
thc spot where Bennett was buried
Larger
streams
in
th'
western
nit trees as reported In
|joo>< ft row host and gel t> shot’" - ,
|.ntntivi» of the fru it I't
knot.
yesterday. They le ft the f x l d
liivtonn
Bvath,
Ocnki.
Eustia.
I^es
The
storm
.rtrnck
the
boat,
which
j
nmj
ih>>
leadT
g
(
■
*
t
iv
im'
.
area
left
their
hanks
this
morning,
Tul.n, xi-rfornud in a remark- |
shortly before 0 o’clocklun
g.
Del
and.
Sanford.
Winter
,.
r
adjacent
fnrm
a cabin cruiser, shortly afiot , .\.„,.j-il-nii • and
L i Ji \ i*«-1i-rn»
ilk fi»«hiui\ rising IT P>int« to
At that hour, Bem t nalelum,
l ’ re n a re * T o R a ttle C ottlid ge W e ll D r e ss e d M an A lim it •lr» Gnt-de.i, tlakh.ml. Ocoee and Gain, -pn mimg o u r
u j
•i n
.* .
.
.« . I .. ..
»*
/ Vi .1 I?,..... .1 I \,>iaiar 111
till
tSio
murk. Noiit* •>/ .! . i.V. ick.. Mr. Yowell and M• aoeictks, government ami
Y e a r s O ld F o u n d D y in g In i -*villaj lands. However, the area that was the pilot who rescued them from
In A l te m p t T o G e t U argct
nirr nf
bri’ liunt
r*ro:iij |)avi<l*<m wort* *>n tb%
<*k at thi* l*n' s of I trials.
F ro n t O f I'ron iin en l^ M o v ie
exile o f f tho
I-nbradof
Ltve w i n . ton , down hy t h e ; covered by water w-as small, ne their
R e d u c tio n T h a n R e p u tilica n
I't !
tin- yaeh^wher they were pitt
Wit it them also » :iM an ’ s H o m e N e a r M id n iv k l tt,uni killed two boys in Tampa, a, cording to reports here,
1*M kv Ikirc Italy, a further ri-e >
const, was winging his way south
M
e
a
s
u
re
In
C
o
n
g
r
e
s
s
A
s
k
s
ing down tite hncjtor. Mr. Leei
K Fellow.-, qurtranttm- nt fit >ef r.i >r* d :m T points carry mg
iinn wax k ill'd in lh " same manLarger streams in the cust, rts- ward from New York to pick u ?
t.l es
.. npr. , •
t, the best prior irily ami Mr Wils'm were in the who will make the •<
,ier in ( ’ .» cn , and a negro was kill- 1 ing steadily today, will pasa the the trio and transport them back
WASHINGTON. Apr. 2 7 .- In1 HOLLYU. •*"
ti. o.k
VII
: -t.liin be! >w preparing a lunch Mr. i.mmatiois o f t|-r>-n to e Hit. l.ofi-r , !1 *'iin .
h llywo.'A
^ i'jn^iVI when Ids flimsy shack cnl-i flood state tomorrow and next to New York for un official cele
t lie face o f •"rmut While House — ( I N S ) - A
,da ii"
Ml.,k
! I.eonaiily said they It-ard a t . m f
t'eld. Captain E -ehl and
,|ny, the U. S- W'cathor Bureau bration later In thc dny.
• • j '''
the u p '. r l swing in
,.pt
o.iin
n.
Senate
l*i
huh rats to- mystety, with U* victim ho’ u Wu! .lapsed id iHumellon.
planm'il t ' 1
tli
c roar, nnd ran "i» d-»k and "Ml Fil. tti mii*
The freak w other was ncrom- |,ere said, in issuing preliminary
I* we
Priceless momentos o f th eir1
■j|l» ... 1 • Inil t scrsion
vr writing ilny were p ripared for ii tiiv.fi' to !> • the ("'ll of ii wenlllfy **v*v .nliird by n U.'i-deg: •* drop hi tcm .
warninga. Thc Capo Kcur epochal flight acroa* tho A t la n t a
hnv, tno r.viutor- >'■ "vr
M. Lim ........el tiuiav was rent 1 .. a, he I the --tern o f the h..ai
i.a th ii plait for a ?d.i;l,ot)'i
nliiA* fYork nivicty nm tio’i mui wncsic 1 porutnre in n few>htjur». .- ttM'0VV |(iVt-r was slated to reach flood wore placed on Bennett a grave by
m
:
(.mobiles
and
p.t:
x»it■
• 'I'
I
.
n
i!:.oil.,
mater
.vhen
it
went
»\<*r
end > ■ '1
mm tax led a lien hill.
* * f..,,u-P lives n New York, con, r.mt ’ fell in fvnoxvillo v l tlio hjaun-;
c i„,,,orrow morning, and the the flyers. They consisted o f the
M. Y»well.
caught by 'J'- « '"•> leept Ii o f the field
Mr.
’» <>w
i-i( »i*’i' . . String Inlying o f l»’ «
\* 'w tf*
,
« f N*;rt'i CcroUttn nnd I-a. - T
Uoanokc Rivera Monday. Gorman.
Bn
mn
nl
'
■
".idge.
•
>
Inkgoing.
|
Irish nnd
American
From
the
field
the
pat1'
e.| pVlue ii re ’ minx T h m in a i^ .'.
g
w York
.»
,t •
| i»nl»;il.mrvi!
iitili.il.ineed by th * uniiv." *
J'amtii i f' » I , ,
... ii ." i .v- a *' n!|rov.i! to tne 52011,1100,tin pi I i d to tl* • B*t • ’ '
,., ti
, ll*»o early, it was said, Flags which were brought over
Inil
•!..
was
thrown
u
>
1
sic. b n <til. Mary i.tm
•vt-nr* . ’ M. *'ell Irsaaeii and’ ju .
Fl^nnk(foah
Sr. .In
- --nVicfoalr V|Tlky
N l^ y u(*
of- Virginia
V >rcinu.
|^ (k.u nnlm. JugL l0 what extent
the in New York. Wher- the; v..! be ii a t., .la n, pi op,wed ny tcnaio
aboard the Bromcn.
. ’. i
water. The other- chtng *
imI t. .• I* i \mencans; t'hry.shi
ntit
le.I.
“
Lawrence.
\
hetc.
tinlly
i>
Bnrc-headeil in the slashtnif
(• t iw r c v 'U i k i.'tn Anril
tile streams will rise, or how great
ft a«. it went ever. Mr. Newell •iiiarum l «lunng rite . •f
IN
pubm
o j. let
bv known
ho ;icd toHliy m tl# Gollvw.... I* jail
Mui*.is ; Coiioilidute''
Ib'Ptib
uinj.
b'l
*
U
U
n
v
n
Ti l f e \ ^ C on tra ••'to wit^’c eft yd - the damage will be that, may ro- rain, they stqpd silently a'>ouVthfc^j(||
Tom*" t ow the Du rs will t-taiu a
Ci- i.'vt ■tl ,-t' >c;.| utility and true- ...emu hack and the four hung -n.
f i
.
new made g ri'. a on the little-knoll "
,
n
f-rirn
och
'd
rest
attd
p
1
t
ntcil rspnits, there has I'ecn no cy suit from tho over lmw.
loge'ht
r
until
abmil
?
oVlo-k
when
feature early tnidlnu
in - ,u
The fruit crop, already damaged while nltendanla kept bock
which
provl.I.d
a
52Htr.000.0d6.
n
note.
Miind
h.
»'is
....
......
H
i
clone
here,
although
a
high
wind
'
the
public
reception
Me'.i'k
’•
•
lies
V
re
aide
to
get
ir.to
the
r»w
i.u-k > hUig.il « aharp
. Ti* s-i.ue
.. .. “ Nee’.a’ oi l , nlained the mill In avy rain uprooted several |y snow in tho West, was sched crowd which even th clement*
| Whalen ••aid today that Is- attrc nlasli. also lint with prcsdJontial
1t'-r.- t. k. under the h-.td t> •mat at .1 row to shi .<•
j.uiri'ss l-U Wx-i Fitly
Severn Ii trees mill caused momentary su-- uled to ho blanketed hy n frost could not daunt. Baron Von Iluen.
disapproval.
the
three
in
it
probably
vera
great
The boat at time-* ««** cunti-t-Vi'- III 11 t T h e rails wer»
•.might, which agricultural ex cfeld placed the German F lag on
Bri.spcct* » f a pix'Hidontial veto! jttrevt. Now Y- *k ' ' y The l»"i<- . pension to public utility services
ly
fatigued
hy
the
hurd*l»»p»
et
high
t BTr.riit i> (> quiet and inactive, pl.-tely subim tgtd by Hie
g r e w wdth the latest Word from t i l l 1 jh |t.( , t ,
D.ar Lawrence
perts said may result in consider th* mound, n tncrchaut m anno
their adventures, m apneintments
able damage. A heavy frost was ptiinants then Kitzmaurlco stepper
Fit .i t . it lings wi-M- well host-T- v.r.ves ri.ised bv the wind carrying
White House inasmuch
as the ,Mot la i givir. a '* " - party af
OKI. \NDO, Fin.. April 28
.
r
tohad. been tpnd" f>" t mirhl
Miiate must hold !>' tax I’dl with the ILl”. *’ ailet*
D.image from tile wind forecast for the western section if forw rn l with th© fla g o f the Irian
did.ill cent a l!N S )
U-!
In- ii.’ n under with tt. they said■
II
de
morrow. If the flici ' ::pr<
nnd ruin - term that sw.pt throurli lhe weuther d ears up, and a light Free State, and ho was follow ed hi
J tiif meaning it wu> still inidei
It in.a. aiu' 11
n m e d "I
tonight, in the f2lK5.OUU.UOO limit ut- " f
1
r from
I ' . , eo NS h;
Wi’ /c sir - to F" * • tl" tiieati
0
10
,111)11 cut at least is iin n ulnldi.
a ajr>-inile t"‘U across Central Flor feost was In prospect for the co»t- l»y Major Horace Davidson, com
\
oil
know
’’
wnter
’
til
e
'f
o
n
s
to
r..r
and Wiri-a.-h wa> it
t-, t c doing then . •
1 '* •„ ,
liowev r, a parly 1 * 1 be . .mg
1l.is wii- the si'uuti- n, because the
nfined
I** |t| amj Smulhill sections
l i l t iiliiau "i . ida yesterday was
mandant o f Bolling Field, with
■1rn >! i i i ..n>*ij the level cl th-' ofiiig made
Th
xiuii'g
man.
house uiiciidy hns exceeded the
larger trees mid pla*. glass wmed fm them.
,
I.
thing
midntv,
l
the
American Flag. •;.
.
was
found
si,"illy
a
1
f
irm ■ •’ . e I 'ous.iliilateil •>'*
u>
lo
they
The mil If"-* all
prcsidu.tial
timita
hy
nearly
S'.'O.
,).*ven
of
.tt*
m
Inuldings
In
the
Mondav morning nt
Cnpt. Kochi and Mias nertn
•n front <d th r l I" ■e <•! \V. II path *>f the stoir.i. a cheekup rofir.'iin 1
sp ctucnlar fotw arc and shoes in th • accident All 1 f will leave the Ritz ‘ t.rit* n and h
l*e 000,000
sconat io
.u ntil". r» w ith
Junkers, daughter o f the designer .
r-i-m.io u-d reached a new •hem writ* K
it'-oiiii V
it V
The ..umiiu.xilUtionV tax bill "ill ( ’ lit "ird.
x^'nlcl| today.
taken down tin- b ' 1’ r l,J 11
|
,
i
n
Beaehwood
I
.Mr.
Wilson,
who
o
f the -Bremen, laid Uorc?
Fxi. . n . (its, ti|i I points
De
lo
ca
l
officials
reported
that
be
plain
<
1
In
lore
the
m
nate
M
"n-i
w
rj|(.|
in
tin
t„ be rr
the exception
nr." tu.{ Mat out, Th \ ur. I it/.maiiri 'c dev at which tune the In m ounts ] , nv t• tti
II• "Is
wood. Mi * 1l.ug,>
on
the
grave- wmw
One boro an insertp* .
treeii
wero
blown
down
by
"l
II
ii
n
let
i
•
•
•
•
*
1
1
kit'
t|r«,’
m
i«
in***,,
.
)
lilt
~
e.
flt
M
UM
U-' uttSM
*»i -I i-» Ik, sleeks w as persit
mild not ;.%vint al nil. A rudi
com ponied hy Mr
Intel
t
"'
m
uni
n
t.'
toc
:
I
III
a
then*.re
„
m,|
oth
er
towns
suffering
situ
-1
A
s
s
r
s
i
s
o
l
I
n
i
l
V
i
m
t
a
n
i
l
l
tkora
"In
fund
Bllgm cn rB fT i great ”
will*
suloiet
their
plan
a.
a
rubstlt
t'rt.,1 -ilnu,- to repoits fr >111 thw
.\os
:,r
irt rein and »U *ht
,iil. i!
mill n'tl'ldl"
" ’ *, ,,' ii. .Hitilflpe t' en- En-lls. i.r^ h u rg .l
v n m r c iu iv
j ny#r whogp Bpul ,has flovfn to tho
re jn••■• we
.........
’ , i nnd Mrs .* K •*..’. -i.
mu, lb n il iiiug— Uc h a u -proT idily v.iU
niivlvv „.raw
;1W If— liidll
......................
..
<vmtin<ri»u houses. and nevet W'tC furniwltingk o f the boat
TrTTTt— minedntinril. ] live n n -rW
-ft t p s « W k " mkeii • tir.Uix for a week or ten days b« •
Nowm’ ,( Del.and, Sanford, Winter Gnrd* n
i.’lc e. ,ti, ' ff„h..,ivs (i
<; '(
Newm*
;
lust lamllnr field."■’ Th* other bur*
'ft?-*— i -•
nppjy y<’ -mail ils Ir •inJat: <
1 with wditfi
MIAMI. Fla., Apr. 28.— (IN S ) un Inscription: “ In misiaory o f •
Oakland, Otoce and Gainesville.
i? at |i> s,-i,t. It (a iinderatom
Vl cy were planning a
Belting rain nnd low tempera faithful and gallant flyer.”
*
"••■ ........... * «* " ’ a
o
......... r
r :.\
tF»i i n.i lulatoil’ (ias will short
pork chops, string
W INCHESTER. Vu.. Apr. 28.— ture" today greeted the incoming
From th© r m v e o f Bennett, tho
!) teiT- it. e the cntaolii'ation o f r .(piaxh when the Morn.
- ...........' " “ k tn r S i S r t *......... ? * j - - w
‘
T .:
7 .
^
........., (INS1 - The Shenendonh Valley Shriners who will attend thc 54th flyers went to tho grave o f Lieut.
run. i r i / well known gas _ and
was blanketed today with n wet, imperial council sessions which
Lhrough line:* o f fu*U d«n|»-, . D
n ,.mi»cnitic
plan:* in lliu *•* nato.
A f< » *' ur '
........ .
onor
__ ______
.
' tho buy through
Stanley If, Wooater, United States
A. Smith, iii ni '.l i'e: hi* round
(li-rin- |>-ht n-mpanies nerving
dick*, snow which fell incessant "pen Tuesday und continue for
follows:
Navy, who was burned to death
the
veils,
lh
c.iv*
r.
*
1
tin
y-'"»'it
n‘<"‘
ly
throughim!
yesterday
nnd
into
t'v New Yotk Metropolitan 'list
Tax1(1
three days.
some
niontha a go whllo preparing
an
the early hours o f ibis morning.
ynninioiiin*;
nt
( orporation . House, $l(*l. "lu,- in con\ulsioii-.
Although the hulk of the dele- a plane f o r a trmns-Atlantic a t
t'l"
Th**
fall
was
accompanied
by
low
Rep.,
582,000,000;
Deni..
nnihiiluncc,
Sindh
crdi
r
i
l
•ad-1 000;
rates and visitors will not arrive tempt- A fte r a ©hort pause thera,
ign- 1 500.000.
prisoner riiimve I to the police temperature, but it i« not Imltoved uutil
'tomorrow and
Monday, they rctum od to Bolling Field.
that
the
orchards
for
which
this
Corporatmn Exemption**; House, emerg nc.' hospital, hut he died
tlmusunds
o
f
Shriners
and
their Enrouto back tp the. /laid, they
j -u .'lion is nntlopnlly fanioi^s have
$12,000,000;
Rep.,
$12,000,000
enrouto.
families and friends were in town.
l n u u b u
^
,
,invo mawA fronAHi* r a ^ ’" ' »
veere Informed by an I. N. S. diaidentification hid h‘ «'u materially damaged. The
' an- —..... v— ----- Deni. $12,000,000.
__
All minks <>i
nunl Shenandoah Apple
Blossom today. Many have passed through patch that B cm t Balchen hnd been
Small corporations. House $24,NEW YOBKl. Apr. ■*'
' ly p-,int at the Butt.Ay up J•»■»«;
m
the
dead
man
,. ,i j Festival which attracts thousands |Miami to-K ey West und Havana forced down and would be unable
G rave fears that Ralph R' *’ . UJlJ. .„„| ; 1„- airmen wul i" !’>w in OOO.Ooo, Re|g, none;
Dem 52L- lid ii r moved d
clothing. An mit-*p-v v."« nl de t [.of vDitora i- Kclimluled to open for n few days stay beforu thu
u',1,,. brother of Vincent Riclmwls, ^ ruai. „ f u ,c parade
000,000
to transport them back to Now
1> Ii' . •pe\t Thursday.
Rep
when police ixpi'e*-''d lh
I meetings open,
Surtaxes house. nmn\
Ov.riiei.il twelve army u "p h "'/ H
unil is star, wax shun hy g iin ff'‘
he had liven n x i* tmi <>! drugs *.r
j i ,u.|, ,,f the snow melted soon j
Mora than .’t,000 visitors applied York' Ut' K .n ,
Apt 2 8 .- (IN S )— ,tora on whose pul* he had W}V»J' „nd four from thn nnvy will c ' " $25,000,000; D m.
00".'11,11
Boiling Field was in such con
Admirsions; house, $8,000,000; poiKini liquor at a Hollywood puriv ||f,,.r it f..]| |,,,t in some places the to tiH. shrine hotel reservation
Tf- ''gluii i hicngu police nfficei i .
w as exprosesd by ftdora ele. The paind** will pas- 1,1 11 '
dition
thut army flyer* feared it
if*
Rep. $ 17 ,000.0110; D, in
51s,500- No mink o f Wyler* warn fooinl on f„|| vvus so heavy Dial drifts were vomiuitteo yesterday for housing
|n v. it ■, Iuh life in the di»- .gents, today.
Richurds .M upcd view l.efois- tite mayor and nr
would bo impossible for any heavy
|„,i
iMdiee
said
they
w
e
r
e
.
pHed
un
and
tr.iffir
throughout
uceomodutlons, which is a fair in
000.
*lu-fg, -f be- duties since lh«* first
step
i
plane to get o ff. The flyers m ay
’mn. the custody of
- cited .liguitnrivs mi th;
Club dues: ItoUH', $5t)0,t*o0,000; sutisfied’ he !•»•< ...........
'*f fie vein vup being mourned vos. prohibition ugeiits ulid «
fr '*"' t,,u VH,l,,y w*? 1,."l‘®de"T
T«'c - dications of tho probable number
I , n t v Hall They w llM w pnaenUU Rep., none; Uem. $5,000,000,
. ,
RUl
,
itlion>» rnnivminirntion wnn inter who will be here. Estimate# place have to make' the New York trip
today wlni, liundiods o f his fel_
... j rU]tU.t l The Spring sl-rm which
..... ...
marshal
I
niuyor. who wdl! c x f.id to
by train. The White House an
ity United
States
Automoliilo*: House Jo.r*,OMO,000;i natural causes.
l"v "fit* !
m *line,I the city for
a - ..........
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Chi number o f special car* Which nounced today that the officia l
Vpr. 18 and has not txwn hcu.d ol
(U ,.ity*B o ff bin! welcome, Rep. $(15,000,000; lJcm. $05,000,000. total estimated gain, * .............
revenues!
brought
the snow extended
ganorurrivu tomorrow und Monday at
kix sin\ ci
.
Stock nnd lanul Issues: house,|e-f $2 750,000. O f this sum, $760,-1 ally along the Shenandoah Range more than WHV. Four chartered guvem im.nl welcome to the tranarsince.
. .
Maior-Ginvinl William N. I n*
Hi,- *t, ail officer— the third shot
Richards, who laid l*ecn in ,l,f
bull, o f the national 7«mnl. f«pro* itone; ltcp. nyuv; _Dun. f'.UdO.UOO, 000 would com e from an incrursedl Wt stern Maryland ulsn avhs hit. steamships carrying a full cargo Atlantic conquerors will b© ex
M c r -n in nine ,lays—was de- mltics witfr-the- pol)e»c-4tufonj, wn\
Capital ’ Stock IransTe’r: In-use, t a x ' o f 25 per cent on all
tended on Wednesday when they
nil .prize
i-nting Governor Srinth. 't’ill *1
1— kcUu- Arthur E mIu^- IL'I, o f tow n i,rested Ittwt month in \\esW*hM*j" ■nts end. Of them with the S ta te ' $10,000,000; Rep., none; Hern $10,- fight tickets costing more Hum
ULUKFIFLD, West Vu., Apr. o f passengers from Philadelphia, return to tho capital. I’realdont
Baltimore
uni|
Now
York
will
ar
'uitc-n.
He w'as
instantly er County on charges of imptr- n * -" ' l l " .
S6 The $2,000,('00 increase would 28. — (IN S )— Highways
were I
00(1,000.
Coolidge will receive them at 13
d a lW honor
lll1*sl Uvi night an he walked into .mating a prohibition agent to
1 Produce exchange: house. $*li* come from on administrative lea- blorkcvl nnd communication sy- rive Monday.
o'clock, and at I o’clock they w ill
58.- turr
A group o f the imperial officers
Dein
* *lnii ,;m e wliich was being held
causing a c ’.iniigc in the* stems crippled today ns result of
500,000; Rep., none;
lunen at the White House.
dlect bribes. .Ba'1 .WUB flx,'‘ H l'
method o f filing .*1*1111' business r e -1 nil 18 inch snow which covered the arrived early today to be on hand
!*T* L>' two young bandits. The uct500,000.
\h" 7 , " " » « • -..... In df.-f.uVt „ f I* H - - | T 1 , :
' highlands of Soiithein West Vir in advanco o f the opening. Fuir
Cereal BcW-ragcs: liouxv. S200,- turns.
'"’■i a the dnig store was
CHILD 18 BORN
ginia and Southwestern Virginia. weather with rising temperature
000; Rep.. $200,000; Deni
$200,
11 'L detrd iv e
F.tou unusually
Snow
had
fallen
for
more
tl.nn
won predicted fo r the event next
000.
*
„
T A LL A 11ASS E E - Fedora I g o v
'tilled iii, unknowing o f thc hold- rid the authorities in rounding up
NEW YORK, Apr. 28.— (IN S )
Wines, house. $030,OO0; Rep., ernnicnt will estublish 0 thermo* 12 hours and lu-fore noon it was week.
JJ*‘noticed a strange face be- 'he gang o f which he wus alleged
—Rockefeller chests are thrust .
still
sn
ow
in
g'hitrd.
"U
n
cle”
Hugh
1
$030,0000;
D
on.
5030,000
™»il He- counte. |t wns apparentsome |graphs in Florida to warn citrus R atcliffs
J be » member, und he wus n yproudly forward a llttl© moro than
Bluofirld’s
went her
All three plans carried
1) a law clerk.
prognoslirutor, who predicted the
luvntlv taken out o f the prison in
usual today. John D .-Sr., i» a
Mnull increases in taxes, with a growers o f approach of fro.tts.
Seminole
County’s
three
doaen
"lin t u. r. you doing hereT''. '.aarch o f criminals. Il wus on np
reappearance
o
f
winter,
declared
great-grandfather again, and John
■olitical aspirants will make an
*'k'xl Esau not .unkindly. His ia»«.•
the- Snow would be melted
by
D. Jr., la a grandfather fo r tho
xt,edition
o rf (Ltd
this Mfilitr,!
nature *hlll HP other hid for the votes «r tin.
•
—r—»
.
• * 1—
Dj wax a
Monday) This caused some con
“ volley
v’*l" ’>’ ,,f
o f lead
lend from an -*•
.
t |nFt w cck. in cusfirst time. AH this cam© about
county’s
citizens
Monday
night
■Kluinativ
Atlantic C ITY , N. J.. A pr28.—
cern among farmers in the low
; r l,V
!t developed tho ;'oad;.
depute murshal PinU«y, when they appear at u third poL
very late last night when M rj.
lands who four floods from swol (IN S )— Throe men wore drowned Abby Rockefeller MUton, daugh
Jl - dyrk and lVw p ^ tn e r had \ J
t.ihtlSon a g e n tf.^ U * '.-,4fe*
iticul niaKsmictlng ut Altamonte
•uteri'
len streams. The headwaters of and fou r saved when the river
.!
U."'
f
imlnuta# ;^ .tlJP,. And“ vmr poll
Springs called by the county denithe Clinch. Tennessee, Guynn on*! rtcum'shlp South Shore drifted un ter o f John D. Jr., presented her
fm ied
Louis , Trrninn,
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f
.
*
oerritic
cxetutlvo
committ*‘cBluer ton ‘Rivera, nil tributaries of to the bqjiih here at the foot o f husband a baby daughter.
j* “I'rletnr, who was alone in the
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Ars">ig thn-cuinlldates not ,u n '
W ASHINGTON,
April. 28.-—| den represented u South Side Dis the Ohio and Mississippi, are in Morris Avenue today, Tlie names
k dee, to the rear o f the store
trict In Chicago which is 76 per
L A K E C ITY — Branch store o f
nhtgr
f
o
r
,
o
cugnty
'orfic*’
.
will
hthis
area.
.
(ifclS)—
Hop.
Will
It.
Wood
l
it
)
of
Mura they bound; j' and gagged
i n f the dead have not been learned
S l i i p p e d j l ’o - l n d i a n a
. .
cent black, nnd in almost every
Independant Grocery
Company
R uth-'-H tjan Owen.
prominent Indianu, will become chairman
(bin.
but thry nra believed to liava been
01 c jcctjon lie wn„ opposed by otic
opened In W ilson building on North
clubwoman,
who
spok
e,
hero
a
thu chief mate, engineer und
thc powerful Appropriations Com o f that race. Only Madden could
*1)AVTONA l.EAC’ H, Flu . Ajir.
DISCUSSES CA N D ID A TE S
Marion Street.
quartermaster o f the vessel.
28 (IN S )—The
flow er-wieut^ud *,hort time ago at u patrio.ii mittee o f tlu* Houte, succeeding have retained his grip an tho dis
'"LANES ARRIVE
1
V„
meeting. Her friends hero »ntrict,
his
friends
bollcvu.
The. steumcr was being towed
casket containing the budYJ * nouncod today, that shu w a s .y a k Rep. Murtitv-B. Madden (« )• « f
Members
o
f
the
congregation
o
f
;
- Rep. Wood is serving his aoYenth
from New York to Baltimore by
Wa s h i n g t o n , Apr. 2% - < i n s ) Frank l*wV*hart, automobile •“ J
ing a "apeclal" effort to speak be Illinois, whose sudden death y e s tEnn in Congress, representing tho th? First Baptist Church tom or the tug .Susan Moran when the
’ "" w - uir mull piun’rp-wJilch or* rr w h o'loa t hta life 1oif •ihw R|!c
terday shocked thc capital
>
row night,will hear the opinion of
fore the people o f Altamonte Mon
hawser either parted or was cut by
Thc Appropriations Committee Tenth Indiana District. He la 07
•ng flown mi trial itins on thr way WeilneRilay, was shipped *«
day. Sho>>/ uUh**Jy , ichejlalod to
year* did, and for several years thalr pastor, tho Bev. F. D, King, the tug's crew during a heavy
1*
considered
by
legislators
thu
•*» lork-Atluntu air mail rout* day do |nd anapoli* ifor burial- •
appeur nt the barbecue ut Cnuiu most powerful single committee in bus been chairman of the Repub onrihe kind o f man who should be rale Const guards took o f f the
At the request- o f Mayor r~ 'L
Ni-w *Y
field today from
lican
Congressional
Campaign acqt to the governor** chair in
ota next month.
day loft U>
either branch o f Congress. Under
four sunriyors, who aaid the three
Arm strong, memorla! **rr ic^
Tallahassee Jor the next fopr
A number o f other candidates the budget system installed (luring Committee.
. fo r Juna Prim ary,
othera
had
been
swept
overboard
Lockhart’s honor will be
“ running fo r atatc offices are ex
Tho Capitol was still stunned years. Dr. King said he would out
tax o f ti.m u s t ha-pal
the H arding . administration, thu
by a huge wave. The men saved
all churches h ere tomorrow. VS illSMALL ESTATK
May 19 at o f flew o f
pected to appear at the meeting Appropriations Committee
exer today over the sudden passing o f line the qualification* and princi were taken to a hospital, exhaust
iam F ftturni.
^
D. Jinkin* a t’ ^ourt Hous*.
All o f them will b« limited to talks cises a life and death power over Rep. Madden. The body V.ll be ples u candidate •should have be ed by their figh t against death.
taken to Chicago tomorrow a fter fore he is elected *0 th© highest
Apr. 28. ger, announced that the • 1
e f t may r t ft it e r al o fn e t o f M.
of fivp mlnutae. R. J. Holly, coun all money bill*.
The vessel was said to have been
noon fo r'b u ria l, im m ediatejy fo l
special in whjch Lockhart lo»t hU ty chairman,' who will preside, an
The
passing
o
f
Madden
probably
C. Dubo»f, 112 Park A rtnue.
position In the. ' state’ * govern
'Vi. u r r w *ktttte ot ffl6-D0°
by Captain Noah
life, will be rebuilt lo r fur|h^ nounced today. The maetlng will means also,' it wa» said, the elec lowing what Bmounti to a- atatc ment. The meeting ibiegins at 8 commanded
Moore,
■ ludaa'Sgt
trials next winter. Hb * * l«r* * ' h» be held at the "Altamonte commun tion to Congress o f a negro. For funeral in ‘ the house, a tribute
• • • ••*•-•
lh(|icvcd this would be. l»ckhnrt
nearly a quarter o f a century » « U - such a* is paid to X «* Lefi«U t® r». o’clock/
XiV
ity house.
•;
:
[whirlwind Finish Fol
lows 1 Consecutive
Of Increasing:
Interest Of Outside
[stocks Lifted In
Rapid Movement
Motors And Util
ities Lead Upward
Trend Of Business
SF.LFltllMSK : FIK l.P.
Mt.
CLEMONS, Mich., Apr. 2 8.-
— (IN S ) — Tu sn’ y-thrce
air
planes 1«hI by Major 'Ilientns
Lanphicr, flight cimmtandnr of
the first pursuit group, Army
nir corps, left today for a nonbtop lliRh'. to Washington. They
will Appear 'Monday in a spec
ial aortal .drill .over, Um-Nuiiounl- Capital at the request of
President foolid g e and will
then proceed to Langley Field
for battle maneuvers. A three
week t«ur o f eight army air
corps posts in the Hast mid
South will follow. '■
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HUGEOVATION
OFDEADFL
Hop O ff FromGothai
To PayLaStHomage
A t Burial Place O f
Bennett In Capital
Tornado In Florida
Clauses Much Havoc
Banquet Planned
l o r Monday isignt
Rain Beats Down
On Sombre Scene
Flags o f 3 Nations
Brought OverOceart
Placed Across Tomb
YOWELL CRUISER
CAPSIZES DURING
BLOW YESTERDAY
: FLOODS MENACE
NORTH CAROLINA
AS R IVER S RISE1,
DEMOCRATSFLAN PICTURE COLONYjs
ONPOISON MYSTERY
SENATETAX BILLBAFFLES POLICE,^
Shriners Begin To
Arrive FnMiamiFor
Brother (If' Famed
Tennis P l av e r Is
Police Of Chicago Thought Murdered •S ?Ge..e.ai ou., u. «.-»•*»•
Scour City To Find
Slaver Of Official
Bee
nusunjiy ' Th^ he oppcnrovl willing"*>
Candidates To
Be Held OnMonday
Three Men Drown A s
Ship Goes Aground
W; R. Wood Will Ta ke Madden s Place
As Chairman Of Appropriation Group
Body Of Lockhart Is
Register Now
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t a B SANFORD flE R A U ), SA N F O R p, FLORID A, FRID AY, APRIL 27, 1028
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4
Iteane,- fo rm e r nsistant cashier -of5tH
the hank, which yonvicted I-uke in'
this Inst cate. Deane testified that!
Lake told him to make the entry!
and mlsappllention of which the T —
T o / f l f C n n v 'i K o
hank president was found guilty. D ‘
»l c l v IV & U 11V 1 I H ,
Iwko's nttunievs attacked tho
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(Continued from pnge 1)
credibility o f Deane's testimony
JACKSO N VILLE, Fla., Apr. 27
K ey, who has turn'd
without
success, l#M
l-akthimself MVill — More than IfiOO people packc
T ........ statc's-cvi" v”
WlUIhUl PUITt'M,
KC llllllnt'll
donee on the form er official. The j nied ever having knowledge o f the
the Tomple Tlieatre
Itcre last
jury* wil me let to present nny |transaction.
night to hejir Gov. John W. Mar
Ignoranrr Is Defense
further true bills it may have
tin, form er mayor o f this city
found before Judge (Jruy next
The defensu in the lust, case as
Friday. State's Attorney Millard in nil the other cases-was ignor opening his campaign for the
B. Smith nnnounced last night.
ance and the insinuation thnt hank United States* Senate in Duval
When Judge G ray pronounced emloyes, including Key, hnd taken County. Nearly one thousand more
tentem-e next w eek ,. the defense money form the hank ami throvvy were .turned away fo r luck o f
'
B. Dickenson and the tho blame on Lake to protect*,
i liver-haired, veteran Tom Palm- themselves. With all four convic space. It was a Martin meeting
1 r, his partner, will carry the tions against him, lathe denies nny from start to finish, and the np( ases on to the stipreme "court. knowledge that the law was viola- .plausc which
met his remarks
' Vhlle the supreme court is mak- lf i * n ‘ K Institution.
carried every mnrK o f solid sup.
i tg Its decisions, Ijike will bet free
-m e ,.,
th i.
• Under a bi* cash iiond. provided
city
where
the
Governor
started
his frifnds can raise it for him, arquital in this case than it has
•or place their property on it as in any since the first two. Defense his political life was 'in the aud
Security. The bond will mean free counsel hammered on the jury ience and fifty local county can
dom for at least six months. A f hour after hour in un effort to
didates and
severe,
hundred
ter the svi'rvmi; epurt has handed- shift the blame to-K ey nnd Deane.
friends
fillul
the
platform
^iul the
down its decisions in the four The defense did not' plead mercy,
cases, final freedom or imprison but they did drnw u tragic picture hack stage.
^
ment will come.
.
< of Lake working in his declining
Gov. Martin stressed the cam
200 Await Verdict
years on the state rock-pile. Ail paign pledges In*
n has carried out
; • Tw o hundred persons were gat- their argument apparently did particularly those relating to the
hcred in the Seminole County not sway the jury front Deane's construction o f Florida's highway
Court Douse last night to hear the simple testimony that l-nko o r d e r -!system, the financing o f -her
verdict in the Inst o f the bank ed the crime committed.
,
'schools and the reduction o f state
cases. They waiter! through the
Defense (lo s e s A rgum ent^
t„xc*. Applause nnd
laughter
Judgo's charge which began nt H
Ion L. hnrris, Jacksonville* pro
erected his charge* o f officinl in0 clock and lasted lf» minutes, nnd reutor.
and
State's Attorney activity on the pn.t o f his opfrom then until 10 o’clock when a Smith were the states two jaw- punent and o f toe petty graft
against the
defendant'^{which
has gone on for twelve
knock
tho Jury »«oin
room uvur
door inIn yers
Ii - on
■*........................................
vitMMiuiimwnicn nns
M Heated
r
* six men hnd arrived a t .
the
Fulmer. Diekenson-and H. w ars in his Washington office,
((v erd ict. The only break in th •i « . ‘ white yesterday made the stu te V '• - ,
|hry'a deliberation was wheh they I Jir" 1 '/ K ,1,,m‘ nt- * n«l Smith
.........
‘
S e iZ C A r iH S
lakod 'f o r the bank
records ...
in- last. Dickenson i loscil "fii'r "tile dr*
..................
frnsv.
froduced as evidence in the case.
. The verdict read:
DODGE TO WED
A “ W c, tho jury, find the defend
ant guilty ns ehnrgrd in the seeCHICAGO, Apr. 27.— (IN S )
LONDON, Apr. 27 .— ( I N S ) ©ml count o f the indictment,
Two machine gens, several shot'I
Formal declaration of his inlcn*
George p. Unhcoek, foreman.’ ’
The Jurors were al men o f mid* tion to marry was filed by Horace guns, ten sticks o f dynamite with]
dlo ago with the exception o f Cal Elgin Dodge, o f Detroit, Mich.. $R,000 in cash and hundreds of[
were sviz-l
, ,
. o :f nnimuu’tion
\........................
vin A . Oldham, n young man in at the Princes How Registry O f - , rounds
his twenties. The others were K. fice today. Ills fiancee is ’ Miss
^ ,fc4,f n ' 1
ai, ,ho
n ,,' i"R / bar ey
Eenver,
C. Bates, Habcock, the foreman; M uri.l Slsmnn, also o f Detroit. !>fII .Li1
«
indicted as leader ot the Ri:i:l,U0U
•i’ 5.* Kvnn'1. A. C. Moore and W.
grand trunk
up
E. Dennett.
. n m M i . n o a n a n c.
,, , .train ,,hold
.
- • nt Ever
(
Deane Star WUncss
______
KM,° " ,n ,k la,,t **fbrunry.
•Judge Gray gave spectators.
MIAMI, F la . Apr. 2 7 - ( IN S, T,,e n«id. staged yesterday, was
# h o waited all ycsteidnv after- Although the opening o f the nnt
^“ dc,al “ “ p o n t e s
noon for the case to g o t o the ional convention , f
,hr ancient wmmn,
n S
,
Jury, a surprise at f. o ’clock to arable order o f the nobles o f the I n " ' . '
i
,
i
K«ve the jury an opportunity to mystic Shrine was still four days
" J.»n.o l« ..n o th c
secret
supper la-fore
before being
being locked
locked .m
ff. hundr-d*
h.in.ir, ,u of
„ f Shi
............
. from
, ...... nil
>M( hid.ng plate in the (le a v e r barn
lcat
» t nupper
up ij oo ff,
incrs
was discovered
a <|unnt tv
of
to conaider
consider the eaao
ease
part:, of the country
- —
•
•
l part.,
have already,
mill, r i l .aV4.r j(t
^ D wns '-he testimony o f R. W. J arrived here.
> men uiidei iiid ctiuent for bidding
up a paj train, hla-ting a .ail
. oat h afl.-r slugging tun tail" mil
clerk*, and i -m aping n lh I n
'
81 u u ii.
—-e**!
Confer* Medal
inqugh to beat .tin,
.ftillft Martin Gives Ocean Flyers Land”'
burden- It hnd melfed I •
.
the p a .t . few d*yn I J<0NDt)N. Ayr'. 27.— (IN S )— |
l
Address To Throng At Mitchell Field , out ii -hnhp
r
sharp cold
snap last night i
,
y
conferred
the
,
i K "F Gror»re
'■* ‘
‘ On Way To Capital strengthened
—
'..' it.
‘ •Good Bye: We have enjoyed '
,,f lhc fE5-vnl C|V*
the wonderful hospitality o f the
(Continued from page 1)
Canadian people immensely and
York City."
••
they will ever be close to out
Immediately after ilnwn ur- henrts." said Baron Von Huenfeld.
inngrm
cnis
for the
■
IIM
ll| 1 were
n , I V made
lll.tlll.' |(l|
bill: A Ifter
i I J the party was in the cabin
Ford's flight- The m otor was test- Ijlnlchen took ,’ thr controls enutd nnd e-vcryth'ng wns found to tlously Hnxir.g across the mubo in p rfi-ct shape. The ice on the |away. Then he..“ opencd tlie tlirotlake was Died to make JUu it tie” Uml with a terrific roar the
Offet Sanford huunevvivcm a u.inpleti- nlioppiiig guide for food*
nt price- that will plea*.- the porketbook
,
Kan ford n liveat and mo-« p i..gr.--iv,. rt..,,| m.-nJianl-- pn-M-nl
a large v’jr ic t j o f dch-i-tiilili- ......I at woithwlnln
.iv mj:
tlieir ads today.
The |-'..||ow i
Filins Have .V,t- Ii„ Pag.-- I „n.|
Sanford Fruit A I'n.dm
Sanford A vc. Iliikci y
F lggly W iggly store*
Arrudr Di-lii iiIi-- m.|i
Mcf'iilh-r’. GriH-ery
A. It. f . Ilicad
Raked Ham
Cakes
.
M
Architect
Domestic Cheese
.
T T T * ---------
Arcade Delicatessen
‘ •The Taste ’lells"
II M rl.inder Arcade
$1
Flour, siitfar, coffee, tea
00
..' n o t .
I
Roll Top
..r rlulii
I •» .s . mi ' I i
•%•!.t.»V
large
.IC
CASH
1%.m i n i s . *
|u ||)N
||,s s(
GROCERY
117 Magnolia — We Deliver — l'hone G7l
HILL HARDWARE CO
I liis ( u n rid e n e e o f A m e r ic a n .M oth ers. Dailx . . . . the
m o th e r s o f A m e r ic a s e n d t h e ir little o n e s to A S: P . . .
ftdl> g e n ia l, c o u r t e o u s s e r v ic e a s w ell a s th e til must
in g o o d fo o d s a n d g o o d v a lu e*.
F ew s t o r e s , if a m .
m ean s o m u ch lo th e m o t h e r s
o f A m e r ic a a s ihc
ch eerv r e d -fr o n t , A A I* s t o r e in t h e ir e n m im m it v .
It!) F. First St.
No
2
2
Car,
...
k
™ 1
-V
Corned Beef
. . . !« I. r :
15
For
B.M_?ttted Cherries
12 oz.
j|M—
29?
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I BRUSSELS, Apr. 2 5 .- O N S ) —
I Baron IVter Wrangle, lender of
j the Russian White Army thnt
I made war against thi> Red Army in
I southern Russia in,lR 20. di.d here
: today.
In (Janfirster’s Honicl
The Herald’s Grocery Pages
Kmphicnl
Society upon
(aptGeorge Ii Wilkins, Trans-Arctic
flyer, in vecognit'an of his ©xplornt on work in the far North,
to London to receive the mtdul in
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Qngtn0fSuicide Back To
AsFarAs2ThousandB.
C.
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CHICAGO, Apr. 28.— (IN S )— philosophers who gave many claims
Tracing the origin o f suicide to its excellent quulkles, die de
V back as far a , 2,000 B. C. from the clared,
present day, Dr. Bulk Shonle Ca- ~ ThfsTeeling for suicide was g ra
an o f the ^JJnlverafly o f Chicago dually worn down and the present
f
ha* presented the question In all conditions were introduced.
iU forma in a book recently issued 1
Today there are about 12,000 sui
' htrre.
cides
annually ..-i the United
. Throughout all the years and re
States,
according to Dr. Cavan.
ligions and races the scholar has
^ found suicide to be a ain, regarded
tightly in aome parts o f the world,
but the grAvest o f social crimes
f;" Id other countries.
Mainly, aha said, suicide comes
from an inablliy o f an Individual
' to make an adjustment to a social
environment causing disorganiza
WASHINGTON, • Apr.
28.—
tion o f the mind from which re(IN
S
)—
The
world
is
looking
(o
the
Ilaf I* seen only in self-destruction.
L
Always A Crime
leadership o f the United States
At first, according to the outhor- in a fight upon,narcotic drugs, Dr.
• ess, suicide was approved in some Itupert Blue, surgeon general at
rases by one o f the greatest and large o f the United States public
most powerful religions of today. health service, told the House Judlie
endorsed
O f this she says "at first the iciary Committee,
church approved o f certain forms the Porter Bill providing "dope
farm s" to which federal prison
o f suicide— to produce martyrdom,
ers who nre drug addicts would lie
td avoid ppostnsy or to retain sent, ns n forward step in the con
virginity. Famous for suicide in trol o f the evil in this country.
the last instance were Dominn
Indifference toward the
drug
v and her daugthers, nnd Pelagia, .evil in Europe lias prevented a
\ who was later made a saint."
world-wide campaign against the
being successfully
1 . From the general religious point dope traffic
'p f view, Dr. Cavan points out, sui carried on, Dr. Blue snid. "A s
cide was always n serious crime, long ns these conditions obtain, as
and a violation of the Nodal order. long ns lnrge quantities of drug*
can be freely bought in Europe
_ "The Greek language hardly dis
markets, the illicit traffic will
tinguishes between-self-murder nnd j thrive throughout the world and
‘dope’ will be Imported into this
country,” said Dr. Blue.
*'I nm very much afraid thin
century nfter Ghrlvt, about 000 they are bound up in conservatism
years, suicide flourished in the in Europe that it w ilTfake year* f
M m t general ratio us moral cus to bring about the necessary re
toms decayed until Christianity a l striction nnd control. A . Smith
most eliminated self-destruction .'* American delegate at the Geneva1
conference told me Ihnt the world
During this period in Greece sui
is looking to the United States to
cide became almost a dogma among solye this problem." D. O. I.iw ly
<«rtn!n philosophic*' *ee*
she o f Seattle, vice president o f t'i
$»ld. The control j f 'he stale
cr White Cross, nn Anti Narcotic
Ins Individual weakened and with 1 S o -ic t), endorsed the Porter Mill.
it came the right o f nersoiu t? cbtree their ow n conduct. Suicide, ,
then, was purely a personal mutter. '
Suicide tended tOjbaqaim- u matter i
o f eliminating nil the imins nnd t)
miseries, nianjr^ of them trivial M
ones, she stated.
fen
Stoles Taught .Suicide
' 11
‘ In the tumultuous period in is
which the Roman Empire sunk in iiti
to a gradual decline mid decadence, h<
the stoics taught suicide a* a "nn
bn
tural means of ending life thnl hail •-,l
lieeoma intolerable.’’ according to f I
l>r. Cavan.
G<
‘ Christiaiutv came and ejected \r
i stern control over the individual, *8
succeding in counteracting the K
freedom and suicides of the past yt
•rbh. "Gradually," she said, “ nil ' and
suicides were condemned by St.Am
nnd
suicides were condemned by St.Am
ried
hrose, by St. Jerome anil St.Alig
lind
ustine hetwrn MO nnd -KtO A.D
and
A fter the Ilenninsnnce in Europe Emthe attitude that suicide was sin on I
fp l was challenged by a number of
U. S. HealthOfficer
Backs Porter Bill
T o Stop Narcotics
land
, Gatts
lie wi
:»tu
not in official favir because evefi •
t!-. r .i’dcit tippler, findintt hlhiaelf
in a police court, might stjm b'o
over sucK pltrana n-«'"T!u‘ - ,u re..
acth and-itsuf'ireth us," dr ‘ '.Mpt.iodist Episcopal’ ' or even “ Truly
rural.' The case is cited o f n fnnn
who was nftervvnrtl provtd to be
drunk insisting on •inK«njr. which
he did accurately, “ When my fulh-,
tr lnthcrs;-hp lather* m th p r-fn rr
Heir To F o r t u
LeavesForEngland
Suffering With Ail
New York, Apr- 28.— (IN S ) —
Still *suffering nfter-effectH o f a
tonsil operation, Mortimer l)nvis,
WO,000,000 heir and husband of
the dancer Rosr.ikn Dolly, was car
ried abroad the White Star liner
Olympic early today on a litter.
With hi* w ife and her brother,
Eddie Dolly, he is returning to
Englnnd. A doctor and two nurses
aow him into the care of the ship's
rurgron.
’•
,
Dndid, son o f the late Kir Mor*
timer Davis, Canadian tobacco
magnate, attended the funeral of
ids father in Montreal. Sir Mor
timer died abroad some weeks ago
nic tobacconist’s
$100,000,000
fortune was divided equally in
trust getwcon h!s son and widow,
but neither can touch the prin
cipal for fifty years.
Miss Eleanorn Sears, Boston
society wonmn, who recently walked from Newport to Boston in
seventeen hours, left on the Olym
pic for n two-months .vacation in
England and on the continent.
W onder i of
th e W o r ld
To be lovely:
. A ThanksgivingDinner
use the P reparations o f
In April—
D a ily Fashion H int
E
If you don’t believe
it try a Sunday Din
ner at the
Where
they serve
lhnse_fine milk fat
tened
lizabeth
A
rden
which aid and stimulate every
Srtrs’Ttnr
iiztur.il function of the skin, which'keep the tissues vividly
prkpsratiovs
hcjlihv, and so make you lovclv. too. An Elizabeth Arden
Treatment is based on three fundamental steps. Cleansing,
W11It i ’tuft tan ( trail r;«( Cream. Tuning, w itIt ArJina Skin Tome
and Sprn.il Aitnnfjint. Nourishing, with Orange Skin Feed or
the delicate IV/t.i (.ream. These same three steps, which sup
ple cvcrv need ol the skin, should be a part of your daily care
of the skin .it home.
liliz.thclh Arden’s I'endran Toilet Preparations
a re otua/e a L . . .
C’ackleberry
Farm chickens
T|tt*y use CaekleIjerry eggs too!
i smoke
easure
+
21 CAMOUFLAGING 1
— a n d llia l’s w h a t m a d e
HINTS
th is c i g a r e t t e f a m o u s —
jo in the h ap p y co m p a n y
o f sm o k e rs who a r e cmi7 U J ^ lS IIp fb p M $ $ U V
n L E tfD
,
^____r . i c A n c m g ' '
'( ( s i ^ r r E csflT 'leep cake • single
V X / day in the fiouie,” wadi the
houirw-dc with a Urge famfly. But, “ i can't utc ray take bcloic
It gelt afale," ia the plaint of tin
woman who cooks foi only two or
three people Y|i vale ii loti o( fun
to make, and tiic family that lack a
j tasks in ita diet ran sn one of our in Dll
delectable desserts.
How. then, can ouc'i cake be to
csmauflagftf’ffnfr ft^rffl he rartn within
- the necetiary few day»T The antwtr
lie* In varying tlir appearance in auch
S way that the take will terra 4 atw
dessert each time it it served.
C aka and F il ia l*
era! filling a winch the uttd with
Onr wa»; beat «.;ir half cup sy.uf
drained from ctuihrd Hawaiian p’i e
apple. Mia onc-balf cup auRar. tlm*
uhletpootia flour, and one-eighth t..•poon wit and add to the het li.p'ij
Hi it.g lo the boiling point and 1
thtcc rnmutea, ttiriinc constantly. A le
out beaten egg yolk and cook -ive
boding water tluce minute*. Add i •c
half cup chopped reeded raiu-i* auc
lliiaa-fouitiia cup wcil diained pit.e
apple. She would tpread this betwrer
the lave-* umi a!*o on the top, itiaLi.n
a aoft, delicate J *ril
*
Cakea
and
liinr co m
y
s m o k in g
C otta
'SjA One woman had a atandard take
The other layer of the cake ■>,.
d recipe which ahe al«aya uted. It wfi pcared at cottage pudding with tit
following aauce: heat one cup fy.u
from crushed Hawaiian pineapple. I It
one-half cup lugar, oi.e t-lbiet;
flour, and -ime-fourth teaipoou <>1
Add the liot tvrup to this, return
the beat and bring to the boiling pett
alining gtuitlantly lit.J ten mtliuta
add one lahlrtpoou bolter, and po
over cake.
Suraciiraei, inttcad of pouring tU
That wa> her boaii. Now for the KCond half of the baiter into a cik*
variations: in the firat place, ahe uv pan, ahe uted rauflui tin*, and hod cm
tuily blind the cake in two greitcd cake*. Occaiionally ahe v ould atil t '1
Lyse o k a faau. One of tbe layer* tute pineapple ayrup fot the utilk
«bc exit t* two and made into a layer the cake recipe and have jnneap)
cake, qaite ■ sshII one. which served cake. And there never waa arty ats
for about two meal*. Thera were aev- cake around her home.
,r many years, Camels load by
d they keep right on growiiar
p,l ,.„
Iil
ia)
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nuwt
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p u lK ti-0
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In
p lm a u rr
* l . n i •rlrtt broad a n a k c ."
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t'o r w la l l o n r l l ,
id
» l i r n r i l e r |„ D r l a w i l i .. 3 0 0
J.o rr
ta r. T rlra h o u r 4300.
i n t r o r tihaiHr f o r t r r r l i t *
H ire n o d v < > n a u l ( n i l n o .
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J V|UCA<50, Apr 2(1.— One o f t oc. cty. "One chit w i ll be1to wipe
•7. n,o H 'n :t c worthy gathering* out wut.L** proper com er.,ion of
G scientist* of. the yrnr will take w h en , it is estimated, wr.uid niert'i ‘
j;t Nnrtnwcstein Un-versM- an annual gain in the vnh. ■ >i
[y in ijvnnaton from. July JKJ to term ri oducts -Of S!.(iO{i,nmt,oou."
Furclgn Ihdettates
Aytryst t H.
' 'me Institute o f Chemistry o f
"Tlirmtnli ehetni: tjj\ s i'.u u '.' i
ji ^nifiirrn Chcmicol Society, vision tiie ris* ,,f urcat industries
in i,'. sersml annual meeting, w II based-on raw imuon.-.U of the
Hinfider such tnseinat ng and fun farm now un-util zed "
damental (|tiestions us the processAmong the foreign scLnthits
‘ ,,f (diimtion and maintn nnnec who will cent a .to America t.. pur:
I, „f formation und muintennnee t cipatj ill the .institute is Sir
of lift puM.e health, form
re- yinnes Coh|uhouti li\ iue, prim-ip;d
M " '!
V V ffljj!; 'arid vite-chaiKelloe or thu I’ n iv rr
i *
‘ Hi. : rlty o f St.' Andrews, Scotland.
i
•tJalerfhccFi -tu S r J.lines, intenintionalty known
te juniver* n.s 'tin inVes rigid'
of suirar, will
jL'p Will tll'S*
1siu: a smlft1
deliver lecture,, bath to profbss*
ui- f o ld s
i°n«Lttli :*»» t'.U. malt h u ^ nydtmu
It chm&tff&wilttttAjlfy \ h i W V .
**
-The
1n«tltat« is one of
terk t)f the {bstitut?. .(J (ft . \
tho three biw rmtiunjd gnthrrings
Accnrtlnig rii|the plan the'itisUby
lut,* will tunctiofi hd nn'.lntcVna
„panned
.
- i.'*.* American
™ t'licinical
T
nn Its way to S plU brreer t o I
b c r J ; a lU-rnunrf derision. Ho ulbark Card. George SI. Wl ltC
so lost to Ernie dchaef. A«M c
Carl B. Eiclsor*. who flew over ’.
from those bouts he was winning
pretty regularly, and taking th»
**•«*
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x Str)bl|ng.fof ciibrse, Is |hb k in gj
CO PEN H AGEN .
A pr.
-y-J
f tit the' * Sou l Sc i r. heavyweights. (I N S )— A ijlbrwcgian thip today ys tlon steam d r >3lTtina whteh
W eighing 1HO pounds, with not n --------7*',,
Imilt eriiecially to« break th
pound o f excess baggage, the Muy ’ el?
?
,
,x,
.
When Stripling fights Okun next the ice floes h f the fa r n it
^ ebecause
c a u ^ Tex
T c ?Kirkatd,
? I c S premier
i ^ S
»'my
has „||
I w ,,wirrter
lmrni.»«He
up d iop
the. Monday he, as xtell #* Okun, will will try to get fMo Gre*n
Ida Loxitig fan*, a* well as visiting ^
too,
jiUjih
town,
bush towns
all winter,
Shriners from tH sections of Unit promoter of the fight game, who
be getting n biff chance- f o r rcnl t'j tnku the Australian exph
ed States will bo moving inVe Miami wintered in Mtnnii Bench, thought peti Into Miami early in the w in m om -}. If Sltibling flatten* Okun, and bis. AiULgiA^t' a violor can
ter
to
met
Martin
Burke,
one
o
f
next Monday, AjitU -.10,. to sc.‘ the well enough o f Okun to plnte him
the coolest box.rs in the gnnie. the most rugged o f the young light pntilon on boanl. I f It is abj*.
biggest boxing bout the South hns fifth in 1U27. He Is nn nmhitiou.s
Tex
Iticknrd snt at the ringside heavies around New York, he will get through the ice pack W lfldf
harbored fo r several years, the youngster, 23 years o f nge, who
with
Genu Tunney, both o f them have leaped just about the last and Kielson rtisy- he on their w»
clash between
Young Stribling, hns bad nearly 00 fights in his ca r
in „ his ’•nee
c
f
the
that Btitke would hurdle
--- „
,, fo ,r n shot
.
.In south in five pr ^ ix da>
jiride o f Georgia, and Yale Okun, eer, Though others refused* to outpomtopinion
St i il>. lint they .tnw th -? Mndisr-w Sot are Garden, w ltn y ho
The MirSuo; equipped
brilliant yoanir JowisK fight.w from come South to fight the great Georgia set iipner •flash from his ln?t h..* Jinnee to win t ie hght
New York City, Hugh
Martin, .Stribllng, tlie' N ?w York boy en^-'
from leak - a j U r a T O M K t tfl
’ I corner and sm d Burke ! nisltintt J ^uavy^'■•'gli* elnttipionshtp
outalde workf-m f^’ihiie
matchmaker fo r the Coral Guides erly accepted, terms
to the floor three timet in one irfiti- Paul Herb nba. h-in 11(2(1. A htioekLegion po»t haa bnokeil the match
The record ofitfkun is n* good ns ute, tite third time to stay there, i out ever Okun would force.the Ne»# g r e w .,
ns the feature attraction" o f the that o f any ligljf heavy in the It whs after thin bout thru Rickard } ,,rk pjnmntcr.s to recognize Ntrjb- abaDdooetj
week, for tho,thousands o f Shrin- game td.H»VI excepting Lmightan, ............. ...i
0....111..............
i.i lir.'-'s
ling’s abllitl*
itbility.'
j. ; frem .SplUbagg^n.-.-to.
—
. -announced that Stribllng
could
Irs who will he visiting Miami ns the ehainp|o
flpiskij Jimmy yet some New York bout* with thOn the other hand, Okun enh advices from Spizcbergen
well ns the Miami fans, who have Slattery and .M ike MtTigue, the
liest o f them if Ite kept on at sucli make him self o n c (‘o f the game’s me^suge* o f gaiytratula
ipeit Siribling win two (piick war hnrfft o f fWtm all. The Jew
best drawing cards by whipping ue to pour i n , - ^ 0 pltn e
a
gait.
knotkou; decisions here this win ish boy h«* fOjilghULflughrnn twice.
Later >n the srn«oti Striiilir^ Strihling here. Yale is young jred covered -yi-ith a v tjirpauliit.
ter.
Losing i Io m decision* both lintes; knogketl out A l Kieidmnn, a husky ruggC'L Exjwrts predict he will
Okun .was chosen ns the best man be has hedf^niSorgt. Jack Adams. Vrtitng Huston hoy, in two round* be the- next * light Heavyweight further, nltjt’mivtajnre being;
uvnilabte
for
Stribimpa*nftt>jr-.ln
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Tony. MnnKrtf^Muiold May* (coir- Itere. He toured tlu* South‘ktiock• chnm pfon.' Should he beat the mnn crpair fhe liw h P ff ffp#rIVianey
Jack
IsKhrkey,
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puerur
o f dtennie Touchstone), ing out opponent* week : fter w e d . who ha* won po rptjth ucvluitn this un*' Eioh®^j!^ 4 f1i,H‘ * |nK
timuiarid gallons o ff. tpt
and
l.ro| V
Jack
and
others. True,
winter, nn sot at iumni.%
Tom m y Loughrnn -----recuperating
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Ci'flT fIli.sko, Jnnitjv
to
come T n le.lost t« 'l.omski Inst N ovcm - good'opponents. Rut he was ready! the champion, j* not so far away,
flig h ty /Jltdr"
I by guests at the French , m*h. utal refused offer*
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--- —-----Lick Hprmgs Huttl, fatuous health
resort.
"The jutcc of the tomato." says
tite hotel dietitian, "contains an
abundance of all three \ iiar.iim \.
It, and C, and no other article td
food supplies them in ciptal (puntitv."
The-widespread vogue f
|o;uato cocktails lias brought various i
versions nl ihe drink, llrte is a
corking good our:
Hotel Features
Tomato Juice
clearing house o f knowledge
f‘ ". lh“ >‘« ir- The seven ty,
„ JhemciA science. The
Kvnn1 l!l
f the sm-ietv wilt,
•' :tl • t- Lout* Apr I 10 t-.>
turn entherinu
gathering will littrnct hunilreil- of chemists, both men and 2il and, the .vwenty-sixth meeting
women, from the United States, at Swnnipscntt, M ass, under aus
pices i f the Huston section, Hep
C a n and Europe.
tend w Hi to 11.
„ Genet a I Problems
A I opt 2,000 tacts ,if science are
[Hiring the 'week o f July -•!
tvpectoi!
(o attend each of the gn
mvVii conference# will be held on
|tlu rings.
the general prjblam o f developinir
new pmrkets other than food fot
apt [cultural products by mean* of
Tom ato Juice Mar.'.tatt n
chemistry A
second group
u
JTfainHhritvw'.YA'rolainf, r :*.!• i eu*(t.vVn emiferenea# d a tin c the week'
(rnts ul .* large can it temalarl
July !I0 will take up fcrtiliy.fi,
(rt«cr\i ,111’ p !o r '‘ tcurd t -i.iti r-*
W ASHINGTON.
Apr.
24
cHUlyiis, hydrogeimt’oti. urp.iu. .
( IN Sl —Senjitoi Win. E. ISitrai- llefore ^rvin**, season gtyu m ts!r
(hinu-try, aiitiovhlnnts
ami tinwith -alt ;ii: i a -tablesp. ..uiut <.i
utilisation o f energy o f high inlen- was put tin thi ii'cev'ing end of . 1cm. >ti p-iee. Shale wit I- a a l5'r
, ity ,u productnc chemical reue < tU rstiom in iitod a y . Ibirah, wit
cru -li‘d 1 -in.a r.
I o- tpiesiioniuiire .1 II Pie Met
m coil.tail u' i
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lens.
Undth, the use o f physics and t i;i! i :in,I dates o i ‘ ; t•t,• jil: inf h i.
o: t,ib.isi n -■! •
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Waul tile Eiglii'-ejuli ni.> toiineii , an. ad.!j Ui a.d
iliemifiry in studying life proc -s
,s, ihetni iii huaanls, p ti-tdeinu. •Alls -in ' .(11 nil, a |e|11 f to, ||||,
" A gtd
tn ■i1ri.-s
ivsitis,’Inniuers and pn'nts will be Arli*Momipoly Longue. d< mamlinttalon up at several conferim-m. '■» t . know wi»y ion upi.nld r.uOji
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Il„. we k o f August li. Sanil 111 ei I cjillM r..T T m -^ ,mwrmr*m t-brr--0
lit,, packing
industry, leathi-j-. president in ns ng .Marines m tiem ge U xon 7u v a r obi 1 i . mdi
(keinical literature, eeramirs, ul Nieiiragua without mttiiority i
physii iatt. was mnt ried In i
,t-.
< oi|gre
v.Iii!•> opi>os ag >utillit'i
|„)s and chemistry anil <oh
I day to a L’d year o'.I fn-lii ii te:ii 't
rne'-s in national ilefeitse will eat i Ul of the Kighte-aith AnVaui
I >r,
Mlie
Mar.
i n ii-.-e
!.i*. ft scnaseil at a series o f seven mi lit."
"Hv what proei
of I gull.I . I 1-ilin e c TLe visit v.'tem oov wa
rot-ferenees
in
tite funeluding
lat oeination." saiil
t • letier. |111*lit i t I In- i ly bad iv,t T A mba v
week of August HI.
"The chemists will discuss wjiys "Ho y m oppse ntiilificaiIon of t}•«■ mint Myron 4 Herrick aeting as
In uh •h they can provitle farm re t'cio tituli.ni w ill respect lo the witness fur tile bridegroom.
lief by develnipng new markets a Ieoh die i ontf-nt of a bcver:iei* 1 r i i i l ' l . n
l hint oj
( liipler
ft.i agiieultural
pi .duets," said t"nl uplmlii ,t when it com e, to ! .-sil ve Compunr OUU. ,1 t.* rile a*
a -tatement issued by the mil <nal' -oiati-m of the tirht of a nation. |L. A. N. "Y ."
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The Herald is the “ Classified” paper of* Sanford and Seminole County;* headers
eaurerlv scan the want ads in search o f the opportunities
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found . . . . your Classified ad is a personal message to thousands you cart i*e|
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other way as quickly or economically.
ship, with golden ca r-, grairs o f salt and pineapple syrup to glasses or jars ami m' j ! iarcfii’l>
ft. tbrsr
tin
ivlnvh i 'in-- sleaiiiin;: in' * imAtui S| r, :ul tti.rl V I'll tin- [ Ul ■
/ ’ni<*ilf,‘7e I i C'■ itr.-rT.
Mix "ftu'liA St. '•!» .i. il t f* K-*.It one with a
linrl. s i are lt"t pirate sup
niuitb r J v.iii •-rit bid (mi' -iji|'l . ••"
*b ir li.il.ls lull o f stolen |V*1 Ilia's'in: " >w i " , v ti .*!! r die In-.tier ttiti •.t 'imd dri.d tr. . -t.«
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t+lilil lu.tr* ’ mi ll v. ** .in I ubtl) brown,
■ lu’ .iakiti rht '(-> lu-tvad, tb
t or i.d'b -pi.i>ii vor ii jutCe m
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1- i "m|i..snl hi tbr gold, it piiw' 1-• -ill ftll-i •
gtilll: I't'-il o.iili t ■ I'n-ti ftoUC ii-t'
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M. ay are die Im-y frriplit s'tlps that itif> p.m .Hid i .i. 1. •It'll1 •Hi i i brown
11! .nil I outel : t-i ami iru front Hawaii to tl.< sugar i m o1' • >• r iIt. 1
ml K fb>: Boa
111 i -it <1 Isht d
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Lirdir i’ua*t tlttritia the season whin "i one iiui-.iIkt
I'.nt.ipi'le and pkn ■ 1 • p i iptde .a llir. r •c - * 'k '.(• I- Kl.,1 H -ff* if*
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lb>- poo. I’niiare till' i .ilo b.illi r : Itinr i -ii ti.- n.
t i - ."it ..... ital i i np 1. ■i. r, . :i ii ;i
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sttcat .in ! add ti •• \\111 in *i ii >m: - t ml t' '
I tv (.in n uliirb 11n-vr sliipi lirinv j iilk*, Ai!»l i!»ri * * III i- , up pii'e- I t .ii- it i ; 'Mi it in more wa>» titan one, fm .ti rlv ** r:i.» „l 'tl;a ’« iy
h 'I -all
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a in w |iim ajutlc di-lii”-. J-'or Km Inve tmii ->*11 | l- u- *'• i
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'•*t .ippear at die ltr.ul "t tile me d Milily la.ltdl i « « wbn
l*"Jir die prcln atnl I. ti totnuli , In t .f i 1i..k.t-.
•i a Cocktail, Tlun lie rail act io tb • bitter m rr thr fruit n:t litre and bake the tir-l wattle, I III- n
sirup *
* 'li id an ai c"iii|ianimrul to jurat <>r
Stiniinr un
a lie-derate-nvf It, i/M , !■ r thirty ari'nnipiuy llo- wattle'
1>ib.ipv piiu-yipl served as a v j:< - •m f-Tly miuuu-w I n a ' ul tij*»ide ni|i irii'brtl pnivapple, one - Ut> -urat
g*
till!,, will be wrlcoiia'. Then, of (1 iwll .uni w fu - (itlur 'i"l ur culd and tlitee-f .iriti- nip watft iiiui
**'Mrsr, tin me o f this fruit as a s.ilail
syrupy . litil three ili"P-i of oil of orp
v.iilt whipped rrc.im mi li-p
'I* • irt iiigrcdirnt is (■*" will
fH-rmint. ( " - I t . lukewarm In-fort
kthiwn to need any further mention.
Pint-apple a n d Spice
serving.
Stop W ish in g___ a Herald want ad will fill yc.uv wants quickly . . .Vrsvfcj
. t
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particular want? Try a Classified Ad . . . . its gord medicine and tiie preset
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Adding a Color N oto^ '.
t me of thr reasons why ptneap de
w t do so nut,U,'to jjopttlartie jt ili-h
" wtiiiti it jaguars li^lHcautfe t>f its
•I*;* - tranrr fts ridlfan
>cr .hldi^rfing iit
v >kome cobir-qSu
fdl. the other broWffs and yellows cr
'■*< t'ti-srntinx a rotitraiting color n<ae
th- alien combined with peas or beet*
tit .* ,,,'d.id
C'offer / ’<«»#•«»/*/*/,• l oot, '•■•fun "m- » Thr, e-l oyer Sau tnieh ■ Simmer on«
tahk-ipomi grlatiii in tv." tutitrcf*»'ii' enft crushed pineapple, llirec-fisuhm1
sugar anil two talilesfiooni Ictnof j
c< Id voter, tlun di>*i»lv»’ in "tut nip cup
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null! ttltsitirf* Ia (lld'lt I
tut cj.tfcv. Add (lnc-Ui'fil cup sugar juive tojtelites until mixture is .hick.
nil one-half rnj» f>5rwnI r»l *
Cf**! Cool. Cut wltob wheat bread in tliia I
n«J when Jiluut lu m-I, brat lilt slices, hutti-r and -pt'-*d with softrued
foamy with an egg beat.r. Add otW atub seasoned m ain cheese. C oves
cup diced slici-d pinrappht. onp-liall with an itln r t h e o f bread and butter
ctifi dtopped nuts, ar.d |u" stittiy and spread with the pineapple mixture
b-ati-n Vgg vliit.** and let Jtard«-n. Again cover with buttered bread aid
S ene vrr>'
pipfuil v ‘*1i vbtip'd cut into jr.trro-.v_ fntjti rs.
//irrtxuiioi Plneafl'U 1'ritteru Ml*
cream.
and si'* one ettp flour, one and uih
Pearh ami Pmeatl^
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->f « rti-ln-d .pun- half ti.is|MB>n« bakiitg fMitvtlcr, on*
nimilV*r
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salt, and nttr-cigMh traMO'fl
apple, one ..... — - 'can "t peacla-*ljca*tkioii
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paprika. Add imr-balf cup llawanat
one cup iccdlcs* rabins <,nr :i'l<‘ '
piuiapptr sjruji slowly. I»cat until am
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from litnips. AtUI one writ U-atn
juice and
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fbmild b|* I*1* ' (C1, '
|Kff.r, dip into batter. Fry in d<-«-|i Ivt fai
mitH thick: a ant t<i
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chopped walnuli.__Po —
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''orue new rerijic* which show the
'* t't.idiij of tiie golden cargo are
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f-.tiirif I'intnf'flc Mushroomf: Cut
""M round, of |,rrad the same sin- n*
‘ lat "■
id pineapple.
fsaut^ the
pineapple.-- r-auic
uic bread
on ju
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" >tii ,t"iitrn brown, then place a circle
V! "iii,i,|,ptf „ n
r,Htnd of bread
V'ukagr of cream chcfftc, tlx
ULIctpooui peanut butter, .^a few
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Inscribe their names to cjunlifv for the earning
Firs! Nat'1 Hank Bld:>
1' tartan ami.
Dem ocratic Primary election dose, Attorney General Fred
Sanford, Fla.
****»•*♦ -» 'u r t 3- !«•?,
Davis has decreed. That means If your name is not in the
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books by Monday night you can’t go to the. polls June 5 and
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lib r - j h m u . m ■»<■«>■• E4n«*| m ark you r ballot for your favorite candidates.
m S S IM T S ------------You can
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have no part in choosing, the men who will represent you In
QUICK SERVICE
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county
and
state
for
the
next
four
years.
If
those
elected
TRANSFER
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act contrary to your wishes, you will have no right to com
Hauling, Crating Shipping,
IrraU, iiifa r T a
and Storage
plain. unless you have done your part by voting for the men
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to
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you consider best.
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There are many candidates in the field this year, m ore'
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ik a m l i T»
than there have been for many elections. Some o f them are Subscription Bridge
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running for office because it is u habit. Some arc running, American Legion Auxiliary
because they want jobs. A few are running because their: Monday, Afternoon, April
lid I* • m r«b rr nt l l *
30, Three o’clock, at the
fllrmlft
hnvm jskccfthem to, considering them weli-tjunlified!
• i r m i «l I IrrulMltiMa, an*
Legion Hut.
Even the wellt* " " i f i u ^ ,"i*,l4* Auerriu-) t o handle tho-county’* -ami hLute's affairs.
t*blfh i rain Ira ■ Mar!
For Reservations
informed will find it difficult to chose between these nspiraaaraajkrr
. t c t . m i l laa
■t o ll
«f
aah -rrlp tU l
Call
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in nrrlfr alnalalrl ants.
l l m l l l l a a aa well a
Mrs.
Sandy
Ardersbn, 32U-J
In the character o f some o f these candidates’ li«JT danger
naa Matttoa.
Mrs. Mark A. Newman
4---------------- «- to the state and county. Some o f them ure qualified in no
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SATURDAY 'APRIL 2»
l way to handle the affairs o f government. A number o f them
Mrs; George W . Knitjhl,
are unquestionably seeking g ra ft under the guise o f some 484-J.
BIBLE TERSE FOR TODAY
blatant cause calculated to catch the votes o f the unwary.
Such
men are running for nearly every office that is in the
|A LASTING INHERITANCE—
cod man Icnvtth an inheritance power o f the people to nestow.
lla children’ll children : r.nd the
To weed out these seekers o f self-interest, it is first
1th of the *!hncL in laid up for
i Juab— Prov. 1.1.22.
necessary that every citizen qualify him self by first regis
FRAIYER— May ou r children’s
tering and then paying his poll tax. With that done, every
Iren receive from us treasure
Jch moth and rust cannot cor* man and woman of voting age should take at least a little
nor thieves steal.
time for serious thought concerning the candidates offering
themselves.
Head what the newspapers have to say re
LARCHES
garding the aspirants. W henever possible go and hear them
-In The New York Times—
you ever known this wonder, talk and judge from their words and appearuncc whether j
Ftel o f lurch liuHs in the in your opinion they lire fit for public trust.
Then take
Spring?
your judgments on each to the polls and mark your ballot
you ever spied a blue jay
as you believe it should be marked.
[Through their furry burgeon
If you do those things you have acted for your own
ing?
best interests because you have picked men you believe will
nd • larch tree in ’ the sunlight, act as you yourself would act in fjiuir places. You will have
Backed hy n forsythin hedge,
delegated your power to men whom you can trust and in
rowing on u hill that gently
your opinion are wise and unselfish.
Slopes down toward the river’s
Hut remember, to vote at all. you must be registered b\
edge.
Monday night!
ate Into the feotlu rlxl verdure,
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Watch those shor gicen needle;
shine:
more vivid than ttie willow
I more subtle than the pine.
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-C-, The plaice to build your honu
Forest Sanford. Realty
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1‘V ta .«
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books close m a y ;first
lianey’s
“ The Friendly Drug Store”
The extension of time allowed by the Gov
E. First St.
Prescriptions Filled Promptly
ernor for the payment o f State and County
Sanford
_
_ Ami Accurately
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CRYSTAL LAKE RABBITRY
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AT'LAKE MARY
i
taxes will expire on April 30th,
Tax Books will close May First, and real
estate on. which the taxes have not been
►
paid will be advertised and soldifor taxes
.
,i
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Chinchilla Steeles. New Zealand Keds, New Zealand
Whites
.
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Young and old Stock
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FOR
Jno. D.Jinkins,
»•i» . ■.
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Tax Collector SeminoleCounty.
SALE
llrln* The Children Out To See Them
Our Schools Improve
April 30th
A report which indicates that Floriila’r. .schools art*
gradually forging to the top among institutions of learning 1
lap ttlongethe twigs and branch in the South lias just boon issued by Professor Joseph
ltoemcr of the University o f Florida. Rased on an average
es
Sprout lush spears of htillinnl o f the lost six years, the report shows that the high school!
sheen,
graduates of Florida have the second host record in the en
folded like the iiursl; stiff needles
tire South. Professor Roomer, who is secretary o f the com iOf a atrong-liniboo evergreen.
mission on secondary schools, has studied the individual j
fetly on a bough thirk-covered. records o f the graduates o f 1128 accredited Southern high'
Draw your hands and let them schools, who are enrolled in POO colleges and universities
\ ! pass:
1
in all parts of the Fnited States.
i-llke tufts of silken needles,
Florida students last year failed in 13 percent o f their,
Ctlderer tiinn shnded grass!
college work, while in 11)25, 70.8 percent o f the freshman!
class yj, M*" University of Florida failed in one or more sol
Irrly no m u' c u lil have guesaslj
jeets. In tllese two vPMV Florida has risen frih i eleven!
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to second place among the states o f the South.
[Could have funcieil tliat inside
The "boom " wa responsible for the low standing of the
BIs bright ninze o f sjury fre s h -1
ness
students
Rnwner’
s li a l e in s in
in P.I25, in
in
iProfessor
...........
....... .. s opinion. The lure
jell soft beauty could abide.
o f the real estate offices and big commissions was Jon much
o f a temptation for many boys w ho should have remained in
tve you urn known (In, won
the classrooms.
der,
Another distinction which the state has now attained
I Feel of 1toe It l.ucls? Oil, divine
the
in the south ill the actual number
»ken o f P ~ ■sng’s rule Mtrplises. is
1■*> I Ilf rise*
1 let to second
............ . ,place
--jB uppic pnniiluii. nl llie pine'
o f accredited liigh schools from which graduates may en
ter college. Professor Roemers* report says the state has
Hundred* of iliuii;iiiid-> nf del risen to first place In the number of high schools in proporweri- Hpenl to get m w , linn
f» of tlif lireniuu. AiipImu'S lion to population.
The emphasis in tile report on the standing o f students
l| trains, dugutledt mid bunts
* * * **
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• iu
rather
than mi the buildings in which they are taught is
u»ed In the race to the stnuulbeen
too
much
faith
placed
in
fine
lyera.
heartening.
has '
• *• Ilt'UI itniiiiAi There
- ... . . --F in e In iiitl-!
-n
hclnuil imildiugh. nvi:r tin- untirn Uniftal Stales. , Fine
liutlti-;
M iamdbUUn wn « uui "guni l ings are an asset to any school system, but after ail brick,!
Usslng’ ’ today on the uliectii, m stucco and concrete only form a place in which
teachers!
0 •a barber &hn|iH atui in the htorcH. can teach and youth can learn.
d ' I hay
he still have a month to gnthet
othe vote*.
Altamonte
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730 P.1
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Hear The Candidates For Office
In Seminole-Gounty
On June 5th. the people «;o to the polls to decide who shall be elected to serve them
in the various offices of SeminoleCounty. Each and every voter should attend the
— — -n
Lockhart’* death will not M«l>
•'.t»er race driver* from trying to
fatter than 207 tulles on hour,
hay all think they are immune
'em death until it claim* them.
The Fort
tyn Car*on
[i. 28 day*.
vote*
I,
THE HOPE OF THE PEOPLE
JA S P E R
In etc ry important particular (hi*,
it port of tin- stnte auditor *ii*luiiis'
... , .
Myern 'Tropical New* ••ver>tiling lin t Mr. i arlton bus,
tin* made fill r'|ieeeif deed sayot); otioilt I lie state road,
And every p ee l' lui
................. .
W‘ h< i" tbe audit .......
ft on Sidiu'v .1 i 'ait •
1 l >ii». i ill-’
fiiuitf it
L i-
W onder if Ihitii.iwm
lui
i f f t picked till flu
Willi.
Hi'i
si
If
*H ** foU,,,'
....... .
-out noon *„f .Ice, l. '.fie, •»
,
K1
""
illy Tim *
could -le w t . U- II* slioeking as
•
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S u n s” ,{l
V. hat w,
I tile
a t |Oil I, 10 till- i>-
Hoover showed hi* *trength lie I I poll 1"i reeot.i PioiY mmii ll.itli
t, -ppblican enndidate fro |o< *iil nt ' |Wi,'v , ,, 0, 11,1 meet \!i t'ailton in
Ihi.i If*.
tlil* U«n
hen ho u
W ct.
cn IOhio.
He l..i.*l
Jieul .*«•)
out " lolut dehute, mu anyone else.
••pr.Nidenl Da we* who w a. pit
He iimnot defend tin* leeotil at
~r
_Uaioii»i*t^fc»a»tor-Die la*t mo any tirtrr o f iW hitj* pthre. and lie
.. Ill tint 11y lo do mi.
nt
Hut lie eon and will nhuHc Mr.
It’s nil rigiit if it ia ip.< hi* rack I '.niton and call public discussion
o f the people'* business and of the
auid Juck Demp*i y o f Tuuncy’w spending
of tin- jieop.r’:, money
1ure
on ShiikeHpeui
e. The form
e
.
„
. . inud-*|inging.
■hampion Mini he 'n r v 1 hud
, f llnll u mini- Inging. Inuk c
pleasure” o f meeting Shakellf it
’n „. people wan
ire him*eir. Detupney itleks to ; un,| will get tin farts. If the new*enly a it ho know*.
1' papers
Mipimriing
lYofessnr
lliitlinvv.'iy will not piint them, the
tiiry F»ird I* going to *pem! ft Ju*l>er News will a* long a* our
t
. A
ion dollur* on u plane that will ink and jrnpr hold out.
Vf the people do not like "Ifie
half-way around the world
tout •topping. It will have 12 rondiLions in tin, .lute road dopuil-l
incut ;.4If tiiey do not fuvnr w aste,
IM'* and farry n hunch' d punand eilruVairiiHc*: if they do wnni
Ford know1* 11 plane ■ like the ntiite road department turned]
in the next advance for uvin- into u viciou* political mile IIIno; if
they do no'- wont men in power who
resent any discussion o f tbe way
i nttenjpt bj^ n *:lf-*tjied t lc y are siiending the peoplu’a mil
uni to materialUe tIhe *piriL lion*, the remedy t» plain.
Noipinnle anil elect Doyle C url-)
»rry Iloudinl before n critical
hce wa* cla <«»sl ua a eonqiPte Ion governor. He will stop this 4
re today’*— New* Item, lloud waste and eXtravaganre and bring
common honesty and business e f
iuM have -tol l
*ucb
ficiency Into tlie mail department.
ey-liu.dnei* was ga.lep*, Ilu
Ilu ha* been fighting these roml« t many ’ !rowlluiu*^'hefbre ,' itions since is«t Ai.g',*t 'and will
I bring to sumo ntegrily, tiltelll-
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,t .be ........... ad depa.t
, „ rth. . . . . V i *t igal ..'ll
||.i,.
views. In this way only can the people he assured that their choice is elected to
office.
genre and uidu*tr,V be is using in
hi* ciunpnign for the benefit o f tin1
peupic into tlie governor’* office.
jR |h<t
iM lh ls ,
ratnpngn
*s
The bald lie i* making is tinfi^ht <•i fV tTy lion****! I ii hum n il in
lh’ > IM'I I!.......d'lfo.'lli
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political speakings, hear all the candidates state their platforms and express their
NEW S
rtiiilituin t . ti!<J not in iht* ^*1'
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[This Advertisement Paid For By:
FIRST
NATIONAL HANK
E. H. Kilbee
A. I). Smith
Fank Evans
"The Hank o f S er.ice"
Candidate Fur T m Ah*rMNi>r
Candidate tjin»tnblc Dial. 1
Candidate County Commiiaioner Dial. 3.
K. A . Cobh
May Belle Maxwell
L. A. Tate
Candidate Clerk Cuurl
Candidate Supt. Public liutrurtiun
Candidate funstable Dint. I
C. M? Hand
Joe I). Chittenden
R. It. Deas
Candidal* He-elcctiun .Sheriff
Cuiulidntr Ta\ A»*ie«i'>iW
Candidate t'lerk Court
I) .L. Thrasher
W. E. White
Candidate Clerk Court
( andidate I’ rnaeeuting Attorney
L. I*. Hagan
S. A.
’ B. Wilkinson
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OPENING OF AN
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E. E. Brady
Be One
A. VauArhan
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Candidate llc-clcclkin Ta\ Atveour
Candidate Legislature Group 2
Candidate Cuunty Judge
J. F. McClelland
It. C. Wilcox
J. G. Sharon .
Candidate Sheriff
Caudidat* Con*lable Dial. I
T. \V. Lawton
K. Kinlaw
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Candidate Hupt. I’ ohllr ln*lruellou
E. E. Walker
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Jno. G. Leonardy
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Candidate K r.rlrA iin
L. T. Bryan
S. F. Long
Candidate4 Jliatlfe Of I’ eaee !ti»t.^^
Candidate For Sheriff
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<~PeHghtfuHTsnyV - — SERVICES
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meditation,
t
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.j Before .tfye (evening j.sermon - the
pastor w(ft discuss hriefly the
Kind o f Man or- Whom I want to
Cost My Vote -fo
,e ry |Governor.« k
fef1SmifH Wv<i
Party F o r Her Guest
liar
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New Jersey Visitor
Bridge Club Enjoys
Wednesday Party
FLORSHFJM SHOE
ji i e
3dmlili/jc
Will Star
JlingPictfite
DAREDEVIL’S
(ane Theatre
REWARD
t
R e g u la r
B a tte ry
Inspection Pays
the Mating o f
BW; by FUb*
f
Between*10 0 0 ^ 20 0 0
Volcanoes
Hour
— Qheivs N o Catthat
C o m p a re s w ith
iiul.'l
'Mr! iMitlrfi* fur
,fc,<
».n«i*|ini of it
— k runt ln»
■IhaiuH—Ua%
l»rr»i
•httiini, •lir rrit-
Comb tlte field and you’ll
come right back to Buick for
the ityle, colon , upholsteries
and appointm ent’s o f its
bodies by Fisher. J
•l» hirlil.titt «»f lltr*r
l,f*« *4 awlurr—ni»d
i*r* Ikr Btriilrul I®****
•II lin,r—%»lfh
hilirra
*l«l||il),
Mm4 «%ter|i
ukrrmuilnK
\lt thr nrrnt
Milan Dili hr f « r -
h l >fit arc II, W«
Moke die same test in per*
formance and ‘figUn you’ ll
select Buick for the power,
getaway end dependability o f
Nwrttul,
i»i > oaf If > 'h* mill overwhelmMtlrnnid of
iirnlrr. Moo-
BUICK
f
Lovejoy H y d ra u lic S hock
A bsorbers, D o u b le-D rop
F ra m e, S e a le d C h a a a is,
M echanical F o u r .W h e e l
Brakes and a host o f features
not combined in any other car.
i“t*t V
* .FH^^n 4r *i ^T l/“
i i"^re"r
T.“a nl Yn f»|'f F
engine
nbrattotutsi beyond
en
gin e — ribrahonltss
b e y o n d Buy
__ f fyour car carefully. Make
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Compare specifications and
y o u 'll find further p r o o f o f
Buick superiority in Buick’s
belief.
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WCESS
i,al° Hill, Jr.
in
,
th o ro u g h c o m p a r la
ia o n as .
Prove to yourself that Bukk
outpoints all othercanselling
between ^1000 and ^2000.
failing service. Bring
it here for a few min
utes once a month for
a thorough examina
tion. This regular at
tention will increase
its life. This longer
life low crsitsu p k ecp ^ .
Regular battery in
spection keeps dollars
in your pocket.
i Jungle
Made”
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208 nnd 212 M agnolia A ve.
K&ti-jcir
.
Ten to Twelve Dollar*
.
Most Styles
. I
Hof-Mac
*»i' !B attery‘Co.
117 W. 2nd.
I ’hone 101
£ x i 5e
B A T T E R IE S
S E D A N S / 1 193 to £ 1 9 9 3
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C O U P E S /l 1 9 9 t o / U S O
S P O R T M O D E L S / 1 1 9 3 to / 1325
AO print / . # . ! . FUml, W tk.. ptnrmmtnt isn I# S« *4W . 7 W G .U .A .C .
Sanford Buick Co.
who wants "speed” with roomy comfort.
Be sure your next bat
tery is an Exide.
Uc® H i g h ”
and
M in
S famous Styles— -
iHI HLK*
itl
■Sen
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no
The membership cpipmftWA nti «t , l
tho W oman's Club wifjf MesVvHth ' " i ' h f U
the chnlnnan, Mrs
man at the flub house on O tfc ’Avenue. As this will be th# m at »«*(-<.. • _
Ing o f the sciison, all thft^a.'who • *•
wish to present names are asked • to send them to this meeting s o .
that they can be passed upon.
•••. I
to T’onduct iRrvival
Beginning Monday evening at
,K;00 P,.^I, in t h e . (South Side
School, the Christian Church will
hold n two weeks revival service.
C. E. W yatt Pastor o f tho First
Christian Church at
Daytona
Dorfch for the past fIVe years will
be the evangelist. Mr. W yatt com es
with, twenty years experience in
the pulpit, having been pastor o f
some o f the largest Christian
Churches in the South. He is a
deep scholar and a forcefu l speak
er. F. M. Mnrler, Pastor o f th?
local Church will lead the singing.
Rev. Marler wa.- fo r some time an
evangelist singer and leader o f
music. An interesting program oif
music has been worked out for
each evening o f tho two weeks
" ‘w k . w a s that of F r i - Auguslnnn^ Kv U tthernn - Synod,,(
I
' ]" nT {Utenioon when tin* m e n : h e r s l o n d u f p services at 11:00
S
-1 *
-I’ l n S S K t l
the l.oltaphuu Hridge Club were "b flock Sunday afternoon in UpH a s I a r t y A t H o m e nnvt delightfully entertained mrffflln Evangrllral Lutheran Church
s wicsfof-S n n fon l. Lutherans
1 ‘the
t- guests
....... * of' Mrs.
”
"Beecher KenYfT n ille.......
w
In. this vicinity interested in the
First Presbyterian Church
at
her
handsome
new
home
In
Win
Mrs. B. G Smith was hostess nt
Mrs. Robert Masska entertained
Services Sunday will be ns fol
J * Lutheran* Church will, please, toko
six tables o f bridge
Wednesday most pleasantly at bridge, Thurs ter Park.
notice A cordial welcome is ex
A variety of pretty garden fbdv- tended to nil-m nnd near IJpsnlu. lows:
evening at her attractive home in day evening at lit r home on Pprk
HMR A. M. Sunday School.
Oviedo, com plimenting her house Avenue. The rooms where the cord c^s were lavishly used about the
II A. M. Morning Worship.*
rooms
where
the
games
^'ore
HOLY CROSS ( T l l ’ RCH
guest, Miss Gayle
Murshnll of tables luul bc?h placed for play
I o f, ft
Agnca
7 P. M. Christian Eiulenvor.
Third Sunday « h « r Easter
played. Scores were kept on fas
Sanford.
were beautifully adorned with
TToly Communion ?.:!() A. M.
. fw*!> Episcopal
8 P. M. Evening Worship.
cinating designal tallies and after
Lovely radiance rosea, gladiolus, J roses, gladioli, Enstcr lillies, pan
Church Scliool U:4B A. M. ,
, W o cordially invite those with
|,Vloffc «t th.* Parall
the
progressions
had
been
sies and nasturtiums.
HTtirtilng
4
*. cut flow ers and ferns were used
fllilAlMl, Mrs. VICIM
KC Dolive
uum v was
- Prayer and Sermon ( 11 |out a chunh.jbym e K -Sanford to
ployed,
George
Scores for the interesting games
most effectively as - decorations
worship with us.
I rf Women's Guild
were kept on tallies in kcebiijg
it<
M>
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.
1 1 throughout, the moms. Attractive
,wit,h the dccoratioijs‘and after the
P. M.
• i ,
,11UnitesIf&d' (kIAv s *pfilMU‘d In flbehaving had ill luck Mrs. M. Minor
Y oung Peoples forifice 1k-ngiW '■ FORREST t!.\KK HOTEL ’
•tk*|PAri.sh House ol designs were used fo r each o f usuAl number o f iitogressions had ik won a set o f aluminum salad
A. J. White; Washington, P.
been played, scores ;were epllect*
6:30 P. M.
the tnblcsmoulds in ihe forms of the vnriouf
Wednesday Evening May ?nd* C-; J. H. Bradley, Pan America
ed and prizes await(t>l. The Hrst
enrd symbols. .
,
Circle of I fjA tl thci cquriiision pf thif^ u£tCo.; J. W . Christenbefi-y; Jackson
prize, lloubignnt’s perfume went
At
the
ten
hour
Mrs
Kent serv Rector's Bible T'lass 8 P. M.'.
I^
IrH
foh
s'
Mrs.
Orion
Burnett
was
ville; H. II. Chenney, Osceola; A.
.. will mee'f at
to Mrs. J. E, Butler, while the ed refreshments o f moulded fruit
awarded the prize for high score
A. Dupoes, Jacksonville; M. Fo
I At fionic o f M rs.
turn's top score prize, a double snlnil, sandwiches, cheese straws FIR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
for tl\c ladies, Miss Maxine Young
ster, Savannah, Gn.; E. Augusta
Ninth
and
Palmetto
Avifi
deck
o
f
bridge
cards,
was
won
by
coffee and cake, baskets filled with
jThird . trceL.
j receiving the consolation' prize.
Fuller, Brooklyn, N. Y .; M. L.
Bible
.School
*.I:
I5
A.
M.
whipped cream, .
jismailtco o f the
Theo. Aulin received the high C. W^-Stoudcnmire. The consoln- i Enjoying Mrs. Kent’s control hos
Fuller, Brooklyn, N. Y .; W . J.
W
orship
and
Communion
11:00
}ji ukrd to meet pco're'Tfbr the ’ WieM**8n‘d***J. E ' It. tipn prize, a pink crystal ten bell
Jackson,
Daytona
Beach; J. G.
pitality
were
Mrs.
George
Doyle,
A. M.
jtthe woman's Club Asbell received the men’s low was won by Mrs. Stewart P. Dut
O’Connor, Jncksonvilel; M r.• nnd
Mrs. Sharp and Mrs.#Cnts o f Win.
Sermon,
"Sacrifice’’
ton. Robert Wilson held lowest
Christian Endeavor 7:00 P. M. Mrs. A. A. Smith, Atlanta, Gn.;
tf the Women’s score prize. The cuti prize was a- score among the men anil was ter Pnrk, Mrs. .1. Ht Courier, Mrs.
Jnnte^ II. Walsh, Jncksonvilel;
wartled
A
lex
M
organ.
The
host
FFrnnk
W.
Tnibot,
Mrs.
Chris
I Cross Episcopal
Evening Service 8:00 1’ . M.
given.u deck o f bridge cards.
Mathews, Mrs. Clifford
Walker
tit 3:J0 o’clorck nt ess presented her house guest
Sermon,
"le s s o n from
Oili- Mrs. 1.. II. Yarborough, Atluntn,
Following the awarding o f the Mrs. M. Minnrik and Mrs. Ralph' Dead He roes."
(in.
with a lovely box o f Nuntmlly’s
prizes, the hostess served chicken B. Chapman.
Anfrioan I,e(fion candy.
_________________ W e invite - you to worship with
.Methodist Church
and
) o'flork at the
Dainty refreshments o f pink .-sandwiches, pickles, cake
On Tuesday evening Mr. a n d iusA splendid nttenilnncz is expect
and green fruit jello, served with punch.
Mrs. .1. E. Driver entertained a r n v < ;f ,p p ‘T^,,,«TTT
p ,.........
ed at eaoh of tho regular services
whipped cream, cake and iced
Those efyoying this pleasant few of their friends most ideas-1 , D M «K h(» A I IOMAL ( l l t l t t l l
•SD.4Y
punch
were
enjoyed
b
y
the
guests
evening were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. antly with a dance nt their hom e' Corner Park Avenue and drd. St. on Sunday. Special arrangements
kn As-vtiiatlon o f
,,
, .
"Rev. J.
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\i;..i-,i...- ha\\- been made to seat everyone
The guests included: If
and “Stoudomire, Mr. and Mrs. 1.. M.
Rernurd iiRoot, Minister.
fWfh, School will
com fortably. A wa:-in welcome
Church School, '.1:45 A. M.
IttWk at the High Mrs, Orion Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. [.Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert on Myrtle Avenue.
The rooms o f the Driver homo
awaits all Methodist and "other
Chas Nlblack, Mr. and Mi’s. J. \V. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Butler,
Morning Worship, ll:tltl A. M.
r
im uon iwor° abloom with muses o f lillies,
lEljA- will give ( ’ ontes, Mr- and Mrs. C. L. West, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart 1*.
Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. visitors in our city. Thus far in
Dutton
our series o f meetings each service
Me rec tal at 8:15 Mr.'nnd Mrs. Theo. Aulin, Mr. and and Mr. and Mr.'-. Robe tt .Masska. iprtunins and fenis. In the dining
Evening Service, 8:00 P. >1.
__________________'
jroom the color note of pink, and
n
litsdio of Mrs. iPanMrs. W- P. Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
A cordial Welcome extended to has-been an hour o f great inspira
it
__ green was ca rried . out with cut
Nly i
illattfon on .Myrtle
tion to all who attend. Rev. Brid
R. Satterfield, Mr. uml Mrs. Joe
every one.
Benson Honors
jriowers and ferns. Here the punch
1
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g e 's with naive ability grips his
Lelnhart, Mr and Mrs. J. K. B. Mrs.
table had been placed and was
audience with his appeal for lives
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
si If ihe First Asbell, Misses Nell King. Bessie
[daintily decorated with feathery
of deeper eons ?c rat ion and noble
Catherine
ami
Mnxind
Sunday School 1»:.'I0 A. M.
ifdjj School will Dnvis,
garlands o f asparagus ferns ond , Morning worship and sermon service, Mr, l.ynn Eliliidgo, direct
like loan- o f M™' Young, Gayle Marshall and Nan
(•tie o f the lovliest social cour pink cut flowers, During the ev -ing the music, makes of it one of
11 A. M.
t erf ( i.v-'tal Lake, ette MncDonnld o f Sanford and tesies with which Mrs. Anna Hnrtning fruit punch nnd individual
Hol-mon
subject.
Humanity's the most d< lightful .featu res o f
®
i (mm th.- I’ rcsby-. George nnd Alex Morgan.
dt-g.-n o f Newark. 'N. J., the guest cakes were served.
Only Safe Signals.
the services.
k,t 5:(Hi o clock.
o f Mrs. George W. Knight, has
The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Young People's Onions 0:45.
A. M..— Sunday
School
jjinagi i ^ " f
been honored with, was that nt A very Vienn, Miss Daisy Vieno,
Evening service 8 o'clock. Tho i It. W. W aie. Supt.
ItiU lrtHt at 10 ;I10
Thursday afternoon when Mrs. J. Miss Mildred Vaughan, Miss Kat song service will In* a delightful
11 .(Mi A, M. Morning Worship
C. Bern-on entertained nt her home herine Ginger, Buren Vaughan, feature.
I dub house.
Service. Sermon by Rev. Bridget's.
John
Lee
Vaughan,
Hubert
Prince,
on Nineteenth Street.
Sermon subject. God's Ability to
ttp»m at ihe South
7:00 P. M. Epworth League
The members o f the Four and
Roses, pastel tinted candy tuft, Albert Johnson, Mrs. A. S. John Do.
School at
Devotional Meetings.
four Bridge Club wer- ihe guests
son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Shafer.
bachelor buttons and other pretty
Clm rcK'fam ily hour and prayer
8:00 P. M. — Evening Worship
of Mrs. J. E. Wnthen, Wednesday Spring flowers in the shades o f 1Mr. and Mrs. William Polk; Mr.
meeting Wednesday evening 8 Service. Sermon by Rev. Hridgers.
SSESDAY
afternoon when she entertained rose, yi How and (link were arrang i and Mrs. Hushnell Bales, Mr. ami
(Cj’.s<s Will entertain them mast delightfully at tier home
ed with nrtistic effecl about the 1 Mrs. E. A. M offett, Mr. and Mrs.
ettd president and on Palmetto Avenue.
where the tables hail been Wliiddun, Mr. anil Mrs. M. Gin|u:ig(r>
of
the
Bowls anil baskets of roses and
i tier, Harry Weeks, and Mrs. Alma
arranged
fur play.
|it iuofhcon, ut one ferns w eio used in decorating the
o
f
|Vernon.
Tallies done in suggestions
e! Forrest Lake
rooms of this cozy luune. The tal Spring
were
used
in
keeping
s»r.e‘ s taeerng of lies were in the form -if old fashkClub at :LW» " clock. i ioned maid n s wearing bouffant scores fnl' tin- enjoyable games y f Mis. W. A. Fitts Jr , Mrs. George
auction bridge, anil after the stated D. Bishop, Mis, Roy l\ Bower,
lilkSDAY
1 frocks o f pastel tints and when
«brr> A»*ecmtiou of the games had liten concluded, number of i omuls had been played Mrs. Ralph Wight. Joing tin- play
iPnmao School will the prize fur highest score, a box the prize for top score, an Italian ers for refreshment • was Mis C.
Pottery pitcher was won by Mrs.
|aclock ;il the South
of imported powder was won by Charles E. Henry, while the lowest S. Enters m,
j School.
Mrs. Robert Wils m, while Mrs. s«on- was made by Mrs. Edward
lifter N-'. - *’
Stewart Dutton, who held lowest Higgins who was consoled with a
LtUsiVI-ck at tlu*
scoro was consoled with a h ix of
fruit reamer. Mrs. Hartdegen was
VUIIAM FOX a-timti
^
x
candy.
presented an •xquisite white drawn
Refreshments o f pineapple shei the ci n»i >m
bel t and cakes w. re served by tin
ti|» L Delicious refreshments of a sal
la4 TOMY, lh« vmkU, bant in * T
hostusn-at the conclusion -yf
’ * 01! and ice course were served at j
games.
the conclusion of the games by the
The bridge
players
included
hostess assisted by Mrs
R. It.
Mrs.
I.. M. Stephenson, ‘ Mrs.
Dens, Mrs. |.e Roy Chittenden,
Robert Wilson, Mrs. Earle T.
Mrs. Charles E. Henry and Mrs.
Fields, Mrs. E. B. Stowe. Mrs.
p *
IISStlJEi
Genrgu W. Knight.
pfl P.fwaid.” a Fox Stewart P. Dutton. Mrs. J. E.
Enjoying this delightful courtKtnn Matting Toni Courier, Mrs, Robert Masska and e,.y wer.' Mrs. Anna Hartdegen,
i U th*- Milano The- Mrs. Wnthnn.
Mis. Ge n ge W. Knight. Mrs. Char
I I itory id a Texas
les K. Henry. Mrs. Edward Hig
Mrs. Edna Fowler 11o|k\ left
•kept peace with a
gins. Mrs. Le Roy Chittenden, Mrs.
la! Whn.ie business Saturday for her home at Dunedin, J. II. lliuterm ister, Mrs. E. E. j
Fla , after a must delightful visit
(UJ mrn
Rouinillnt, Mrs. W alter S. C ole
ittzn a hundred years, here as the guest o f her sister man, Mrs. W. Theodore 1-ingley,
l^iueks, during
if Tuas Ranger" has Mrs. (!. Irving
Mrs. It. R. Dens, Mrs. Floyd Pal____ „ which time she has been extenkuieiim-Hx m facing
Mi n . Kx m s I
HmiMitiolila
rr—wWiU-j-siwely- enteetaineslr
(firurjtis
|i th* keynote o f the
with the aid of
•to the si rcen one of
pit tines. The
(tkith Turn transports
. nnceab-il m a huge
ff till>• liumorous
th* jti, l in i*.
•Btnner ui which Tom
* .nt din lucid to un•the au(||,. acr gucHsin^
The ROLLS . . . one of those live style
unie. lb,, .upportilig
hits that make men so enthusiastic
^'wnallv e""il ami inl!i* Jiij-f, t-owfi.nl DaG iv e your battery a
about Florsiieim Shoes. Just the shoe
p Hluthci anil Harry
chance to give you un
F PiiRl,. i)imti-(i the
for the well-dressed, easy-going man
—
r~ i t
i
- .
.............. . — - —s
|o ’clock. Subject f^r
i
■ ■■i
i
. n.
#
Mr*: Glenn E- M cKay. Afra. itBeatrice Higgins, Mrs- James A.
*
H uff and R. L. Christenberry are
expected to return home S a tu rd a y -" *
evening from Miami where they
have, been attending the meeting ilo f the Grantl Chnpter, ’ Order utr».» Eastern Star o f Florida.
** <;
■»—— - * - " ■■ **
”
■»•f*r,
service. An interesting f e a t u r e ' . “M*
the Revival will be the. special* *7
services for Children one after- . . ?
i noon each week,'
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved Clly properly nl 7 per cent. 3 to five year
straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on Rood
business property.
SANFORD BOND
AND MORTGAGE CO
*
*
112 F. Second St.
iiia-oitT nr- scunot. k i nds
s k m i n o i .i ; i o i n t v
rnn t i i i : n t u t i i D t-.v iiiN u j i n k
ami., i»-jr
Th e followlnii report of Die I m - l p i . unit ilUliiir-rnieiits
iclinnl fonits of Semtnnle i*onnt> for tin- prrlntt nnitlnu June UOlh. IS.'?,,
ivllh
the linlaiu-.
unit nmnnnl
of_ warrants nutsiumtlnK
nint a s t a t e m e n t '
IV
|til II!f»
imtltltv
es. ........
. .......unit
.........
•f th** A
Assets
hhi'I m M
anil
tt(l l.latiUltln* uml
tho
tile ViiltM
value* of* school
-■----- * prnpnnjr
- ............
Ul
of -the'
VMW
..... . on
...........
s.ilit Seminole 1‘ onnlv i» repnrteil
the -n
Joth. day o f June, 19S7, by the
I’ onnty llourit of Pul.lie Instruction unit tile Superintendent o f Public lnstruetiou Is tier. I.v pulillslird under III.- provisions of I'hupler UtlJ. Acts
■f l •<I U n r . of Kloi litti
i . i : m : u \i . mi’II iidi
-tnlniur.v 1st. 1927
laliuur> tst, t s j ;
l*e|Misllor» Itulunie
i m l -Oil inline W.i i i .i nl
KI ND
N.t Italani-e
.lunnnrj 1st is.-;
Iteretpts for six inonths."
rrorn. Tax (‘..llector Taxes
_*•
ft.on Tuv I’ollector Polls
i
'omiitroUur
I i -on
roller UiiHinail Tux
«'lon i'ti'ollrr T4'l«*ur;mh Vi%%
\ um pt roller
t 'oini»iroll**r
<'nmi»t roller
llnnh
IimiL
it.tnh
1 Mill T.4\
Stnt»* Init-rtHt
Smith-IHin hr
$4;i.ms ii
i,:.7o 4»ii
4.001.H7
S.MllhS
J\.i'*
4.90S 3 *.
::,los.27
1,922.32
2A,4»An.O«*
15.00
;.i;
Eli ml
N'niek
UrftilHl ll»trrr*t
I ntrrr*.|
M.iltliiK Ihiluti*'**
llluburarmritta for NU Monlhni
Exprtulrtl f*o Schools:
H.ihirlt*** of ToiirhrrIV ll' lJlkllhit
l ranHportution »»f I'upii*.
Mifml.tnoi* Offlcor
Eftt** ii** - *•» \«tinlnlHtrfitImii:
Saluty of Snpcrlntrmlcnt
TravrllviK B*pwnh**>. of
Suprrlntr ndrnt
IVr DU m and Mllr.itr** of
Mrmbrr?* t»f lliu id
Itiililoikiulj* for Unit'd ond
Supr rinlrniHnt
i*i Inline Financial StutMnirnt .
I*i hitlnc
I'xpriiHi'H of I'Katiilmtihtn*
Intrtr**!
#__ _
li-an'd T«*HGh» i
Nolrji
SI ••lint* i a phri
Yt I H.il.tli
|\\ it i ».t til *
I o n .’ 4<Uh. l*»-T
it*t.tndlm; Junr sniln l^#i
•
-•» T im e u v m i w T n %n
||••‘p«t*ll<*l ' Ii.tl.tiH •< lanuAt) l ht, 19^7
>Ut **t .4Hit 1II- \\ a n a n l * Tlmi* J a n n u o
\'t t In iicM
|llr«*rl|ltn Id
li t . 1**27
, : »i \ I i . I'** •
at I Hill nlb"
Ma kink I h ll
|)Ulinr«ri»trii. ■
V.t I ■ it f o to* *nt h 1-•If *
lw .. 11 ant - •>ul *t a mlhn; TMin' J uid huh l**zJ
I title Hath. r*27
f >1 ptt*vll l
It.ilnm
\m » i .i a n ii.rrii:>
%SHl'.TS
lir n r m l *»rhu»l l-'umli
Hill.tin** »’.iwl»
1mpisnltHi'IpH
I n. m||. . ifil
MirluiHn^; «*i i i i «*iH >••»»»
»
N|i#cljil T in l i ’ hnul lllut rl.’ t
Hit In in.' 4*iihI» Mi l »«'pM*IU»rl«'M
I m t.M rit.il
T im .-,
Mh Mh M h u
i i n t . ’ fit
•**i**11 In IHiifrlrt ll.iitil Kuii.l
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rum
A *■4*’ In
i.i \ i i u . r n i ; H
t.KHfnil Srlioul l imit
i.iniN
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m
|<
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4
for
curr*»nl
t ipi’ iiMrx
W
Iiidi’ Miilliinai *-i«ul.il um Ift
i »t It i i-v iili*iii’|4»
S p K r ln l I.« m If
«1.iI Iv A . *1 it.it -T li tif VVui ratitw
I'm- i.r Mtil|ilif> liirurf.il mi «*.>i»l infix rmn*
pt|it.'.l mi iitu'Minplftfit NnP’n
hprs'lisI Tu « ll l^lrlfi
I..I Tu x iH M il.t NYa rru nt> Out Kt undin k
Hintrl. t
llmul AC4*Mlllth
i.M Tut IM>nlfi Vtoriiljw Otii»*fiiiiiJIiiu
*i.«I Tux DUli lot Noli'*
\ u i i: o r
4 >1lii t St'l»*D>l I '4 ' PMI)
•I
X|.pi’liil T a t
tlllil l. n ln
■I fiiriiM ur*’
•I
A ppiil u I ut*
Srlioi.l
m iio o i .
l*i opr
HrriM.llululli.il Of llrpurl
of
srmliu.lr C’ uunfy• I’ lurl.lut
l'lio P K iiT i
IHalrlflM
22.01 5*
\4,000 oo
20.000.00
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1
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l it Hum.
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RT ST. KHbt.t .
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I,ON IKIN. Apr.
n 5“ '
RID. Apr.
19.— (INS.)— nlrcfldb begun to tranofcrm O'®] tre^r'l.'k.npli,W W ' <>i>llook on the
tyj^cltl* _______________
Kiftr.il Ri.ijr'Mj <A- t i i b n l j M . - kill Ui*t to k m * Iflu p joinjlM.— ui. .wndiitnr.K' of •k*
v „
Sir tlefifed Nbwmnn,
directed
an n ttn clc^ ip on ’ F
o
n
s
# _
, . .
.,
,
..................... officer to the Ministry of Health,
Hathaway, olialnnnit-jjf Hip at at #»
e/ -r'lW d s li. rmliuadTois tine between Madrid ami in a recent address here.
Sir George, said that great lin*
road dct>aHnTcnf, whyriPli? chniT'd during the next five years.
Avila is especially important, bewith the expenditure ” ’ o f 0 lnm —* —Of*'tTtT;t“ ■■j!'m, tiffll’ riiHITIm \?i!l V ing the inain Trunk leading from proven,cut could .bo^notjeed in
t i t t u p
Uute Pro_______ Discoveries
, Indicate Continent
nhnbl ted. Lori B Time
,r r
^„....... ^. . ^
^ p r i 6 .- r M in
ir iiM i n n .
.
•
probably. has livrd nn the Amir*
Vr* M»wm-'
(e& -'continent npwnnl# o f n tnill;
Currlrr
W^bpearp, .IWCOttiing to TOCPIlt til*I
Sew* a*rr
•♦.tr i I m u i I
' Mil the Iced
(tru w m M. Tk
ll«Ur
by Bflttthsrinlnn InfttfUltvStCleotlftt*.
Information Indicating that mnn
riiij>;Ka¥c con ^ to America in the
pne: or Gl^icbl A ge, has
# 0 m
r
ply lierween each
city. The buse,
‘ ‘ ply for hire,"
ow ners,” and ,hujl
tax f •
-
,
l „ 9tXtr* t'n
M m tt elr*
* M l,w " !
,
8A T U R D .1"
'rilqn id Am erxn him raged fo r decade* and has been pnrticdurly ncy tly p in recent years,” saiil Dr. (Jidl^y.-^Additional Dicta pointing to
roan’* early rraidencu, obtained
taring- tlie work just concluded,
[BIBLE YERSl
*ub*tnntiato3 the firm belief of
■ myself and other pnlt-onlnlgia's
I A. LASTING 1,„ tin t man rcnlly existed on this
good man lenv ■ ‘ °pt>Vip*nt during Uie PJeistoaene."
i.
Remain* Found
[ hi* children's
1th o f the n't
'In 1910, according to a statcLe JuaL— Frov. ' rpent Issued by RnilUiaoniaii, "Dr.
rp ftA Y E R —Mn E.: II..£5ellnrds. at the time statu
!ren reccivo t guoinglat of Florida, discovered
moth and human remains at Verno, F la .
nor thievei associated with fossil bones o f nn'
iinoit kminu ouly in the I’lujitO'
LAR cype. Lajcr nn utnnVcur collector
—In The NeU HtgvL distoverks o f similar rcyou ever k mains at Melbourne nnd in ty^,*
B« i I
. , w
thf»
AmhOrat-Snifthsoninri
eic
,
u
bW_ition_- found a human skull in
Spring? , , .vrhit were -considered l ’le-itoceiu-
5
.
live you over |
*
IhuibsfripticdJ
nuns x,f money in nn effort? t- J . lU nnnUnl|y for the Installation Madrid to the north of Spain and health conditions in
buy the governorship.
, . l u , wny tracks on the trucTc tn
' .T
George de- b«nRh is toniprise
Ml)r. I lot hr way. has’ aweiu : - •
- *-r- ‘
” '
.. . 1
1" fb'ij tinu. Sir
.
the
muny insta'u
.hat running tforr office
oflice is noth.mnnme General
ornerm Railroad
liimrouu Counc'l
cuum ■ w , ciarcii.
me population
has-more disinfection,
n;cd cor.tr;..:.; in many
in-mi-u
that
The
c!arc«l. "the
|H»nula
nuisances, the bur
■ to the b rhist bidder, "Mr.-Va, ng hut a money • making
bu.H- ncceltrating the work of elwtrlfl- than doubled Th1. ^ ni’ri»l d-ath- notification
■ son dcclari’d, "and apparentb h ■ n.va with him.
ta fo n . as well ns a s.ni.lar under mte for J.ngl. ml » '« * ''■ « * J g euse, fever hnaptfS
thinks the governorship sh V '
“I an. against everything th a t1taking on the I ne between R am - -•-n ; n > h'df.
«
restrictive by-law,.
also go i > the hight t 1,1*1
Iney .1. Galt. !• for becau e 1 Iona ifnd the !■ranch front er. so m under the ngi f fi\t in Loijdon m Health springs (mrl
Turning his attintdon to fib.
1 ’ ow that all bo is for is Sidney j to have It lomplctsd by
1,1
;,o lire now :IH percent, as social ami imsonal]
J. Ci*t£s,. tl.n , speaker prthT t 1
hintieU and l.am ogni;i=t,| -.'ludi year Will hr hi 1(1 " “ Jtitcr * * *
t.)(. f(}‘
.j.^. pie."
'ivuinuntary
evijenro
tu
,Mai,
t.” He.l.M
Mr f'd^en.
_ * rnmoMd
'o Ma . IU,^tn|((;ll 0f ij/0
birth' exleijeds
.ettinunury evtuenon
to
- ,m
m.ia^ M
' i .m
> .un-n,
..... ....... Kjilroilr'Cnugiess
Mi. Cur.-on
Car.-on spoke litre tonight
tonight, oral. The rmlr.iud
rmlroinl «on) pa meal have J;,
pbl4 In/j-s and 11 yciirs] foi;
m:itl:!te i':n v,g e i' 'thet C u ts i •
Mr.
'- m x a i L A IK-TW
Aud nans v fn m i'th " trim le folk.wing nlilTWSti in the morn- Invited delegates fi«•om nearly
- ,every ' Kill’s*
. •- • '• - vMJ.
a
in lkiii, -that he is recetvii •
ing at Lnkc W alts nnd in the of- country In Kurope -and America To
*'\Vhv \v."A InimaiVIife'loiigcr n|.
now, that he’ hn*j
entered
n tu n oon yt Avon Park, l-urge nDrmi
*
healthier in tbr. lbili ceiituiy tliAli* WANTT.ll! <<n
u ...rn .p t bargain wherei.y i;. it t f uv,.! ■ grelteil lilmlttfajOtli p 1h »»J £) J W ) /<l'«hiip|ppnis'i
l.njlron.l in the 1 Ith.” he’ uAcd. "I .think triu j "«ra«e anartieei
u^i.od tu drlivec 10,-OUU vt.n t.< 'i..night s sjneeli was his lift: - * onipany also hopes to ti.ivu coni- answer i« two-fold—social
and dose in. Not, o\*i
tiie raving interest a in cx<
. av.nth In his
thirty-seventh ' pleted by that «lnte an inormotis seientific, .
.out. Park Avenue
“We must give up the idea that j ply “Y-O” care Hi
for si fintinrlal coiAi^ernUor. nnd vounty in
speaking days.
i nt'\v station in M adrid.'
obtained b y ’it Smtthaon'aft
La Heenid i* i P*rty working at .Melbourne^ Fin,
^
under tin* direction of Ur. J. W.
« A*rertl«*n- Oidlry.* 4
».
. 'I “ContPOvorsy A4 to the ngn .if
[.Through their
jng f
Clubs |||t |
Health Of Britain MRun
otor clubs*,,
or Australis v«h
Improves Declares k-ays
o f th e’n
Cliiet'-MedkalMani!1,,m-
m*Musical Shows iJlm Carscin Makes
Speech To Citizens Huge Sums For Her T['".
\Need Jazz for Success
it* S u m
W U r- .h im :
•I
—[lines and In purchasing mobile mnIcriAl nnd new locomotives.
four
)L 1 .itU I- III
ttOW.Vlin IIK
.
u
k -n K I T A ’ U A L I K P ’ F
W * M . M M iT * ! a ; j U r t o
Uodt.
.
Thcru were three principal gooYirtri n rrj Mty tr>___ V. m i
_ _ Li-.bwtb m'D *t
logical strata in the area in que.v
<( t on. Tho bones at Vvro nnd M»lSo Says N ik ita B alicff ! n* ftlinriri Inntr hcPo^ they wrr
.
,,
.
. Iumii'»l in tni* fountrv. An m*
ind a larch tri
bourne Were fdfmd in the middle
of Clvauvc S o uu silgiure i I 11»i• iv ;. -i A1ins tit
■_ . . .
stratum in beds, definitely iniisal.{v. i i. '1 lint
was so >wnu il
llWCiteu HI n
, rc<J 0f the Pleistocene,- The <|nesFam e
<•> the linn* I arrived o<>e .tint
rowing on n h
whether them* Iwnes wer.* do- !
....
, __ oveijb'id.v knew U. unit I laid l<
[Slopes down '
posited in the middle slrntu at n
MeW T 'lr': * d-v'
‘’,f>
10-' ‘ 1 J run: thir.g r e ”/ for tin
from
on Pekin to *>'■’ de I ijiciro w -j,
,, y, ,r,
edge.
U l. W
date or whether they were
emt lie successful in I. i t li i at ,
.
,
. . .
iHiioipjtbd. there originally was
least oni SII I. ■ of J\ e.
T’ ’!' venr I rover cd thi
lose Into the f
Hudied carefully by the new ex
jnr.z to Hirer So n'ay> Niki i Pm- »™ .r ' u> 1
to - w Vorl
tin h e
I Watch those R' ' P^blivn. Gidley found t<i his own
lirir. producer of tin- h.oioiii 0 m o :.' I.v o t i.r n n i’ ’
'tutii.-d A m
m rlr. linn. 'It
, . #
satisfaction that the bun an btuios
( h'ttive Souris.
..
% Aii'iin Pi o ... *-J ( i *
“ J:.7.7. it; tile only uniu t IV
,
u-3m plnceil in the PUisloconu
cn more vivli
sind in lamrucge.” he d. 'ir* . l l i s i ' . ' j v c e - : ! . | . - . n i - e r . ; I ' t
stratum uh it was be.ng funned
vn i,- for mo nvip i c ■ la M
adding: "It mi ke;t n-> .1 i'fi-T M
And more sub
P iggin g into th« PleiHlocene
i - r n> \V"i.t.- *,|i
.tig Ir, O|I.
cnee \ lure I mil I 1 ideci id 1 ■. ’ , f ’, 1 ! nv-n r -tr , .1
e it I
t
stratum the expedition found su-ti
•'cris. I.ondun. l-i" t. nl • ",
■h'.
d\ \o- l . - r
rIi v l*i t
lip along the
remains of mnn na bone awls, ur
I'l.vii is 7 rlivthm fei lin-ii n n i
I I il • ' , t l|. i . ' n n-1' I
1 es
| W honds and pieces '<>f pottery.
i nl et.t . . •i■. i. . ?’ •.(. bet
'.
11
.,it .if we h s
t r.u' 1
Sprout lush f4 Tho animal remains foutsl n. iir
in tho vvor! ' I , to. f hi • *•' >r I h.y (Up \ I> ■t .itl n i o r t h e i -.
hr oa.e i ; ■; > t ■■ , !.
I"i ■-*
sheen,
appeared to have ieeu o f ihe hit,
. :r «• Hullin' i*ie lin g v.o.l'!
b. rg vro, :
tlh;i -laa n. t nun ,, ;1
. , . ;a :u4 that it u
olded like tiie
Glac.al
Ago. Th > investigators
ur»«) lr clui n #* m l! «!• ri ! •'* \ 1 f|tul
Of k strong-11
considered that it would huw
kw n impossible for the huiinin
.» is nccvi.rnry to put tide rh. tlir.i!, -v ’ "
’frv
'•
• i
‘ t i ,
Ightly in s be
ryllrs to have been pushed do win
Iter .')
into inv iiiodiit'i "
hi min ie nnt
Draw your hi
leaving a truce.
“ I Imve hud see. r:i' In. ' i, tro- t r.u '■
duccl in l“;'iii=. ones wri!
hv "te “ bole T- ''d will rpeak an*
: pass:
j,,.-.
Fixing Try I mut ■ '"'C *t ui
y>a..-.
pdike tufts i
v “ Thi; human akull which w e. •Americans which bfinneTenderer than
.ftdlrui at Melbourne m l'i'jf, m tin- |
fcy*. Age -strata wm. utibrdded
,
_
Irtjy no ii'ie c
i.«uw ru
shlAliy fn the -sand,' (iidtry so id.1 i
. ...
.
Is bright mu
tmg strtita and they timid
hivo been inserted Inter
uch soft ben
/"Jfujrttmr. to give strong -il|
t*prt ’ of these roncbis nos
ftvo yon over i loiau) un prrow bead made by lm
dcr,
1 tkAn'lift ini' near the middle o f tb.
[Feel of lawh Ice A ge stratum and a few Pet
alum n< P—on frojn the fissil lumen of a Phis
buppic piiniili ,lvsfUo niusluilon *'
T h p 'inim- gellei nl gi ii'ogn ,.l
| Hundreds of
Cyh'ddioilK Were found to nxt..t nt
Wert- spent
Melbourne and Veto
jkturcs of the 1
>;!^|C«r^ ng to Smithsonian « x
•I trains, d
PgtSk the Pleistocene age ,x is ».d ,
used in tho from. 1(W,U00 to |,0b0,()0U >. ,r
ness
T
•» 'j i 'iii ii', « «
r-j
m
exchange President bays
Experien ce IsHa n dicap To
Presen tDayBusin essMa,
i
i
e l
m i l \i . ii \M
i*x 11* i '* /;• i* i ;i f ir *
4CMt l\*•
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**•“*r*r- . xtjr-i?«wcabmurm.2t£MD> -
M* 1 1•«lt » -*k.
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ih \ t i>
’ |’
1 'b e tat Jr
Him t. il.il in , 1| im i
i Hi
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i_:
1, .- .
j ij*•i T v T
r
itii.l ■ * i
" •
' r ‘ r if- i Ii iol- i
1 I'Sv. tl k
ax i. Is not one of I lie .
' - tie
1 ? mplr-s of i ii;ir •*« new Imsineih leader
T «*
•1■•i t * w* l* t t 1 .. i'
" i ’ roiluctton in llo f i it I
it ■< i n mill *•» hw
it •
W i l tll'. l e t k ail f '. | ' , pet*
t l li’ r*i
,
.if tl.
knU'i.l. > ptgreat, r llnm II.e .
i_.n| ' i..t u- t - lm
t H It
1
1
the result 11 that tlie eve. m u
•in Vi >u i. nil■•
* !
t
«
im l. 'l f i n d I.t W l l .U i k e t . a : el . . .
nt iln i T•i <
' * fi m
a new demand for I 1 pi -" ,»• i .
rr* l • 11 * iii 11111• i v ‘, - f " ■1
11
,1if- . ft; .i i
Frederick aul.
!
tl •
“ i’ list i x|«"i a is • :
:i
-. i
' f1*|• .III "i IV 1-1.1
l 1 Tl k il
worse tl.ati u»
It '
; l i . el.
. \« * 1tl *• . * *1 ;* lif\\ im 1 • |T|*
- 1
.1 i*« il *
•I- * t1. J!»1k1i11 f |, I
“ ‘ 'J;
,
“ In lIn* [»*•'*
ftisi ' * . ,ii
it; t'
infill'*
IS
krt m its \v iy« Il ba
m - l" d
i
1 1
(O i 1lU « 1S 11ItCi" tk 1f
e e i tinti sv t "
"l m '.ii. i' o . an
!*• .
4
.l.tl IL' r
I
i -i it in i.ta o lu-d . i '
| i i.” . i hi
.. .1 t
Now tlu-se .land'll.I I.'''1 * lU
date
Tin- mil mn' ■ ivm a :• I.
t, ai die I a pent I W' i i' ah vnl.lilv
.I
-in i
ii u system i ne* e .- u ,
n -
w ly '
[’Lockhart's tie
er race driv*
farter Ilian
fty ail think t
om death untl
l'
_____
The Fort My.
iya Carson hat
128 days. Ami
votes (t i
*tVondcr if H
adv picked th
n be found bj
bout nimn uf
fMlIrns o f bis
laily Tin. *.
. ___
^
[H oover
ahowl
^publican eand
i»n i... u
n
C otiM fS.A N I), Apr. "H. Designs
af.ty mt-tftl Hleam driven d in gd ib ,
w hich.i» sa d to U- .*, radaal *b
pafturf iron* tiie pres, nt type nl
hgbtvr than air tor shins, w 11 In*
(iii mill o i.n r
. ■in- competii
•*5*?*1* "k' *1- t- Wlittib ,> ), . nil «-i.f,' r Ha* e. iura.i t" build
lWi> ‘‘ ‘ f drendnmight' b i th. (I
nitefl {itatcB, it has tf« M f Vi uU’tl
\Vh iltlib i), who i** Kv;»«i t#f u
l**r* ‘‘ loci,1 engniv' i ng . . nverii
^t***v» to hptvr l .r U u .bmi:* ui, |)
*,'*
to lay 1‘elui* the
Filulim: Nen Out'els
Heiiartmuil ID- new lesign'' I'ln .lie'* • S' u‘.I e I • f"l ' e-l
.
W njttlcsty,
who has
imbed all ad. a pioneer. He in findm m v* i.i|f 11 * ' ir i ii ' pi' '*0" i at*i't
lli,r
,f “ ’
Mat i all. fai a high aimomt > f m>
W fr
9* thg.inrUi! flying mm lime would g .m i.ty , mdianiperid
J J . n r sidelll i:
***
u’dh a series ef i'"i i dgat
* _
. |( .
mv*tal tube,.,.2 0 foot m d nmetcr.
■ tW a l/m L l u a . . - . ^ ^ would be filled to lift Un*
nhijs The proposed dirigible “ evil
p "IP s nil eiL'In ...
P ^ w lle d by strum rather tl.un
t ,,
g a /o ui? mctu.rs." Whit tl, ,* j d .ould Jack Ik
cjaBS<j
Cture on -Shak ' “ A ’ ineUll dirigible would have
MThamp on sa
itu gun tuLea so arranged,'' he
u*
'
said, “ tlmt i f the airsh'p i.buuld be
POTO himsell,
torft.apart, there would be <nuugh
ipnly urt lm
g a l pro.v ntod from otcuping ti
■
floa t any part o f the air dreadlanry mord J nayght Lo the ground safely.
^1#
“ 'UhC-XEIfilttl djiiulilu... AOild lie
ill-w a y I
built o f duraium'mrm at a cost uf
Ul atoppirj
h a lf-* m illkn dollar*. Hie air-h p
fine* oml faj
d
He said
t
Br*. l ord k wop|d, viretgh only 125 ion» as a
the next
gainst 150 tons which the large
.
*" fabric ahips Weigh.
An attempt |*"*Tiiph Conipnny will erect 0 story
Worn t« itml ** ttilld 'rtg'at kutheust co rm r of
Harry Houdi
AUriog aiutTwIggr.Mtronta.
'*-++ . ■ ____
Hrnrc was el
lilure todsv’M
sJtURG—(Ju»itract let for
r.u 'd havd
r t ^ d e lin ff inUtrior o f Associated
nkoy-liujines f rltbAk-CpQt(Stow h ire.
aited many
» “ * th'
!•>
p; ee.
dent i
Rr.wireh, n'-rording I" Hi* *’ c v
York offii ia I, ii ! tie key to d> .'.d"|i
meat t - r American industry
N ' w facts, In int; di-cnv i
ilai’ *', m u le old melb 1 i m i .t
cd. A xiom s Hint w< tv necep'.ed a
week ago may not all In' ax; m*
nt all I allay.
Dm i H"!e ‘ 11
1
It"
m::e
Of
r>
im p o rta iV ie
fse
t he candidates whose names appear M o w realize the
importance o f registration and urge that all who are
■ ? 't
?
qualified to vote to register tod pay their poll tax. Vote
Av/e.
arK
for the candidate you prefer but by all means register so
you CAN VOTK!
i r-ese Candidates Wish Every
or Her Choice
.!. (;, SilAKON
June
To
E x p ress
5:
s. A.* B. WILKINSON
( a.idiilalo For lU-KU-clion Sheriff Of Semin- Candidate For County Jt,dBe Seminole Co
L. F. UAt;AX
t aiididuk
C itizen
( ’. M. HAND
t .nulid.ilo i'lli’ H i -KliTtic'n t ium ly Judge.
1 *it S la te Lt'^ihlaluri*. (Irmni i!
JOHN G. LEONAltDY
A. VAUGHN
Candidate For He-Fleet ion County l'ro>eeutin6 Candidate For ite-eleelion Tax Assesspr..
*1111 jr 11v v ■
b. j\ LONd
( n n d ld a te
l or
C b u n ly
C o n in ii-> io n e r
ID s- E .
■*tnet .v "•-*
K.
II.
K IL B E E .
■S
Candidate For Tax Assessor.
a ! COBB
*
:
.<n ii> mi
T. W. LAWTON
Candidate For SupF Public Instruction.
E .E . BRADY
Candidate F o r ClerK Of Circuit Court.
IX L. THRASHER
Candidate F o r Clerk Of Circuit Court.
Candidate For Sheriff Of Seminole ( ounty.
MRS. MAY BELLE MAXWELL
FRANK EVANS
Candidate For Supt. Public Instruction.
Candidate for He-electinn County Commission. J ()| I \ MEISCJH
er District .‘1.
Candidate For County Commissioner Dk*1
A, D. SMITH
k
Candidate F o r Con.V>abk', D istrict t.
.
r
;
deas
Candidate F o r ( lerk of Circuit Court.
m"1 ' K‘ '
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t ,y l iL-iiia Wurth
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p n m a r y -A d e u lm iw — T ’h e
zenship and only hy a large vote are the people assured
o f government according to their wishes.
.L-U
A" la/xtfraptg! •si «i--*
’7
th e
lhal Florida may poll the largest vote in it’ s history.
a
i lie right to vote is one o f the greatest privileges o f citi
iin it /.iiT . T
j
in
ir
vil-.l i ." t ;,: -s t i f | . - ti l lpri dll t , m i| n'd i arkt'iie,; \ *
tom *i i e il.nl rd w :' - iI i l l o lL-'lt ! J
Ior Hi - nil. s l hut . >i •
g. i - i
prodoeli n .ifltl iliat.•u.iUon in
thie’e . iliill ' e
lb si ii 'b. I reil i k ] I” , i , i
I an liccmiiu ih iigbi Iru . i tli••xeenlive Slndh-rf aiv
- . ,i
ritd out not nl mo into tb
tm
nn di.it iiv ds uf a par’
I, indu-trv, but into other m i
i,'s.
tn liseover w hat itwir r
i jn
i i I'm Ii o !I er. and int.
. .u n il
1-0 jd-i'itie < i 'U' sale
\II rovelcid finds ai
on u basis u ' them i 1.. *
"flrn are fur* d tu ehsnge t'it ir
|[
lire I. *-iiu i m ee.
*‘ Tbe cxe/tllive o f th,
ft,*n.e ,
will be n I , ■n n\inJr*i i pp -i.inist ■
udrplitu- _).! ‘ I-ilrini'
t-Mlm I -, -*t
infm mat t in '* Fi ed* ric!
■■11..
will I'ov/rn Ins nidi - It* '||U mi
med m Ui t'or lltloni a* a r-oke’ p liy . r euvern.i lm p'ay by b.i^ varying
linutis.
*Mn th,- ba, sgi'uur.il, tin* p'-cai-ch
m in and analyst will
. .
ly gallic; mg t lmi infwx.i .limi."
Th—dqpund for new nutlctc f >'
pr’/uimtlun, il .* u.s poni*-d out
-“ The pace of bin i'tcHs lade
i
twenty-five tim
that of t w i t:
five > aia ago, ami tiie m m who i
out of touch with hi:; blliwnes for
n year ia absolutely' out o f date."
according to Frederick.
“ Cluniges are xo rapid that ot*b
the. inoxt- v rsulile of executive • I
aide to keep on top o f the heap
He must"he able to change hi
mind, discard all h b old lb* >
nnd constnict new one.,, on the
spur o f the moment.
“ As production increu
un i
the range o f nianufuctiir d pr *
ducts broadens, the head o f tb
S m s ^ ' m m r W ' ‘roriUantly’
•i
<-----------* -» - **- l*
.
tag
new —
markets,
lie - ........
muet t - u
ouo,
h n llot
iii m s o l I o i ' t h e o p p o r t u n i t y t o
a\ a il
i e.t'islet i n i s heinef .stressed in e\ery city in the stute so
dirigible Of Metal
ijrr.ui,;h.r With Steam Power ,
* i ~~b u ffe re d To U. S. ;;
"
c ili/D ii s h o u ld
(‘:> s *
f New 1 , . .
t.-.nti * . tm . ..Ill .-.! a
| I n ii ■• .■m'1. ii >-i ... >■i
flyers.
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( Legal N M lces)
•M#*,1/
H*t i )
l.\ Clltf t IT I I I I H t
l* H i-,T ltr
TtVKXTY-IIIIUII J l III! I.tl. M a
r t IT o r r i . o i i i i i A . x » : i i i \ o m
m i \ T i,
KI.IZAHKTI
l.i'.\*ij, C mpla.mml
vh
I K. ATKINS*IN. , 1 ul, l»ef«nilanl".
5oily Hernia
^•ad
rates
Cash In Advance
l - j s will be received
* and collector sent
E for payment.
F
... 10c II line
f-—
Sc a line
hr-------- . . 7c u line
ffiH i'cn request.
t t i rates » «
for
Insertions.
jj of average l« n g t o
I a line.
! cbsrge o f 30c f o r
j S i i n t : i» restricted
(Attiifiration.
K T l s made The Banl y will be responsible
Incorrect insertion,
for eubsequent
E f h t office should Im
ptmcdistely In case o f
{ a d v e r t is e r s
Flctatd
representative
Lr familiar with rates
fod clssrifi^ation will
L KRiplfte information.
L v i i h , tuey wi'd assist
Iwdine ) ° " r w n n i * d
aft ante effective.
! I’ olilital Announcement
W O M E N : Earn e x tra m o n ey sewing spare time. No selling. E x
perience
u n n ecesa sry ;
material
nupplied; ea sy work. Stamped En
velope brings particulars. Priscilla
G a rm e n t Co., Derby, Conn.
Double Measure
W O M E N — Earn b ig m oney spare I
time se w in g nt home. Mnterials
supplied. Experience unnecessary.
2c stnmp b rin gs particulars. Stew
art M fg.,
114 Mercer St. New
Y ork .
. -------___ , ; j
W O M E N : Make m on ey sewing at
home, spare time.
Experience
unnecessary. E verythin g supplied.
Sternly .work. 2c stamp brings par
ticulars.
Pearl
Garment,
513
B roa dw a y, N o w York.
vice and yet cutting in half the time you
ACE Springs are nbsolrkiriPU'Cil l«> plense*. Gil|Cnff Furniture ('*»., 2.'l
snb Si,, Uiinndo.
6— Help Wanted Mnlc
N— Financial
14— R o o m s
W ith ou t
H oard
.Special weekly rates at Sanford's
hmne-likc lintel. Seminole tlotel.
16— H o u s e s
F or Kent
F IV E ROOM furnished house. Sc**
V. A. Speer, 111 Park Ave.
F O R S A L E : Going, paying busjness,
netting
a)ip*iruximately
sued iulilress is 23
$100
per
month.
Unless
you have
Iftardi Si.,
Gilbcrt-M c
jeohl cash Jo nut answer this ml.
latijfc '"u.. i irlatuln.
Price low, terms liberal if good
C*J (ui glasses by
Dr. security cun be given. Would be
; OfpcJit ' *Hurt House. ideal proposition fo r woman. A d
dress "B u sin e ss" care Herald,
|t( Gnmii.id Dry
G in ger
'll’'. I'i 'iiipl 1lebvery.
‘J — Instruction*
R E N T : . Seven
HOUSE
FOR
rooms $20.00 per month. In*
•linkius,
Court
quire
.Inn.
I>.
Mouse.
house.
NICE FIVE ROOM
■JIDi, Palmetto Avt
No.
Yvocado
and
T hird:
Large
room bungaliiu. furnished. AI
Plme 3XX. Price
-<i Garagi
H'CIN'G lamg's Pure l ’ork
, 117 MaisniiTlii Aye.
(And Found
|fume*' pill. In t ween court
HsJlii'iia
I'la.he *»I2. Ite-
|Arxt! ajipoii n.uty to get
i ttrf*..- in not using The
wkisi/icii \ds to fill yum
fill Its !. i an i Tpei ieinvd
MM)
gel iintic
Kiddie
i *1 (iil* i i t -Mi t i r i f f
Fur-7 ! a t 1 imr, li St
•mobiles
bonufi
! nr> uud Graham trucks.
|Bd Uth. Street
tB * ( OU \N
Phone 3.
(•„.
S L E E P W E L L mi
i*
Simmons
llcmityrest innttress. Price $3!h•'*0 . (i i l b e i t - M c g r i f f Furnituiu Co.,
23 I!. C buii’ h St.. Orlando,
10— Livestock
10 Room Mouse for tent. Ill" (Ink
Ave., Phone S3*i.
2(1— F a r m s 1 o r S a le
10 A ire
houses,
A nother shipment all tools
West
bain,
Side,
one
C.j"ipllH'llls.
FEED SALK:
o f that High G u ide
Poultry. terms, s* i
Ibis week.
Dairy and Morse Feed g oin g at Echols.
prices below
the
Market.
Our
Exchange
Ti in ks deliver to uU parts o f the 25—
to
save
County.
Yotir chance
W ANTED TO K.\i MANGE. A
money. M. It. McCall Industries,
Herald Clnssitied ml will find
Ith and Elm.
you a party who h-i> -umething
you want and will exchange it foi
something you nave. Give ''classi
lumdsenpe Set vice. Trees,
1‘a la n , fied" a trial—a phone call to 148
ami shrubs,
O,
.Sonniwrehield, will d " the trick.
10-
H P la n t s a n d F lo w e r s
Landscape A rchitect, Nurseryman.
The Greenhouse, Elm Ave.,
13th
and N th.
Auto 11—
26 —
Miscellaneous For Sale
NICE LOT smoked- homeiurc.1
Country Mama, 27 1-2 cent per
pound FOB Quitman. Ga. b M. prosperity, n*> hou*es; no lionies, 111Ht11•i» i n l i " v "ti‘ jH ,1uin *ih Kali*
iMJtl 1,aU»* MmIHD", I'.IdI.I, L.I kno I'.ojic.
for Ilranan, Quitman, Georgia.
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A Uh»»d»I»C**
.Miscellaneous
K. IJ. U.M.RUH
co .x sT A iit.K
for the office o f eonslahle, I>lslr>cl
Vo i. Seltllnole County, subject to
ill- w ill of III- v-.lers In i lie P**m«*
•raile l*rlmnr> of J o n - r>.
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l*»n Jt s i m r o r I ' l i t n i
I lo-ii'hy aiiiioi.iire my eandldney
fid le-eh-cllon
to
tile oftlcu of
.lo ilh e id tl.e Peace, lustrlct No, I
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I hi d l l ' hi III this office for lienrlj
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olddi i t -r ci.sll. til tne front door
of the lYiurt llm is - in lh * O H >' **<
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fied Section does for you every day.
ir.cemcnls
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o**.t in ii - June 1‘rlmury,
run
I wish to uuuounce n(> candidacy
MiTti t: o r SAl.i*..
.Voile- is lieretiv ulv. n that under
and III I'lltu* *>f that certain Hill.1
decree of foreelnsur*
hervUtforiI. oieii d In the forcKolne caus- *>y
the J ud:lc of lit.- elml'c ,'ti_tlll*‘d
Court, svloieln Iflituljetli l.t*n.f ttin complnlnnnt and <1. H M Hiio
soil. *t .il nr** defendants I, TV, tv
TVInle, Sli'i’llll .\tasl*r. ihefs-lli*-pH Hi
ed. will sell to the tiiutieU irmi lies!
little job that The Santo; d Herald Classi
W O M E N — Earn $17 dozen sew
ing nprons. Experience unneces
s a r y ; no selling. Easy, steady w o rk ,
mnterials cut. Addressed envelop-*
b rin g s details. Goshen Dress, G osh
en N. Y.
ColoiTti cnrtuor.ist
\yiints
work.
Albert Stnnn, 1*08 \V. Utii St.
r o t t tniKhtFT
l aai a cuiiilhlHte for the office
•tf Slid Iff nod w ill nppteco.te snii -
A n n o u n ccm e n ta
spend in taking advantage of it is the big
W O M E N : Enrn $27 week sewing
dresses;
experience
unneces
sa ry . No selling, material cut, in
structions furnished. Stamped en
velope brings particulars.
Royal
Dress, .Inmnica, N. V.
,
W A N T E D : Experienced man who
understands trucking and mar
keting. Good opportunity. Address
Route, DoVOU.S't; M A N
d c - W . A. Shrove, S ta r
I-and,
FIi»t~
Tdrivf cur to W ash in gJ for transp<irtntion. Will
7— Silnation Wanted
Itrftrfnres, 208 N. Park
Cull TIIU I.K I l t M .i r i'lt R
UuljJn i i. it,..
o,idling Ileumera tie I'rli.ia-y, i hrrdiy announce
n * cniiil ,lni >
fur
lilt- House of
t:.*l<ri»(m a t h •••* as a ■ member of
'•rum* If nnnilnatnl t pledge
toy h.-st efforts In behalf of ’ the
prOpl.* of Seminole County,
Ttie
crying n.-oit of the proole of KJorlda Is T.i\ f: Ii«-r. especially reduc
tion ol local taxes. Tills, tn my
opinion. i a a be effected
by
■'■lulinidr
diet rlhutloti
of
the
press i*
five
cent
gasoline
tax
iilnbng the s ia t c Itoad Pepnriment,
Helm nix. «‘o i t n t l » and d i m s , — partleiilurlv i i ,
C o n n i e s unit Cities
If hopmed i.y
the
aomlnutinn I
promise
devote a ’ l the eneray
Wlnl I'Xpi i h*0**a that
1 possess to
P o lit ic a l
Sanford, Seiolnole I'otinty, rm r ld n
rn tt r o x m m . R .
I u ivl. to announce that I am a on Monday the III, day o ( i M u f .
■indldnle
for lh*» office
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tin- same
I.ehP-_ the jjjuf lfri dn}
two "years "u n til'' t h e " 'dlsH'Icl' 'Vat *■.lido. I »|ki rl.-t No. I, Seiiitti'dr O b i i n - j . o .Hay. P*2T. tlorliot l h - I.XtAtAmorr
*hwffri
iioiucd
sale.
th.
fotlowins
do*ftM*\'
actl into (he t ourtn HlMrlcl I '* n**i Ida. said dWlrlel enmprlstnu
. . . t o n p:
li n ts No's I. I. 3. I. P. m i l i'it4tr.
nil uiile Iti 5uai|ii'»l'
l*cl nisiIIled III aslUliK the voters
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will
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the
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FltirMn,
tu-wli:
for Uodr support on tny previous
Till* South r.t fe*'t i.r I#**L Klttl’l
.......ml as Jostle* of the Peace and v.iti is in ti'e I hiiiiorralle Prlmari
(M. and On Ni»rtli
pi* d a - my lies! endeavors to give t>. l.e held on Juno Mil. T. lh
d*Hl
lie
pppreelat'ot.
r*It'll
ft v*‘-t*‘i*tli»»— 417~il —.Crel. o f .
Vour
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all the _ people u snuure deal with
I M iV IC i V f C K K ft Y
Lot
o f IllofU T. n (lit) o f Tl« r
justice "to all and l i v i d Adherence
Tlirei* (3) »>f Snnford. KkMdda.
In Hie laws.
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uvcotnnUab Unit end.
AC. TV LOVULLs
(Legal N otices)
>0ip o f Sanfortl, Florida.
It XV. PRA H M A N , Jr.
Sold hiiIi- will Ih- mini** l*»
n m ct.riiK o r coi h t
iuld rti'i ri I*, ti*Ki-lh«'i xv It It all
I lifi-i by ai iMiiiiii f my ’ cmnrtlri;.<*y
N o u n : n m r i ni.it a t i i i n .
f u n < tn s . i -n r r i n x m i i i i M
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O f 1*1 III.It- INSTItt 1*1 IU\
hiilnl at Snufonl. , FI«»ritlU, Ihi^
rNMKii Sr:»:.
I tvtsh to tmnouner tny runilldnr) jri ( in i In*, \%111 i»f tlto vnltfh In .v m t i h i : <»i *
THIN .*"72.11 S AS A MKN» >170 Otl« du.v or April. i:»2*.
for Itn* office of superintendent <• (hit l»fm»M-rutli* |irImil ry It/ l*u
w n w iriT t:
J utiiI will
npfirvclKtw
>ou»u v t i m : a c t o r j a n t a u v st.
’ ulilte
liistruellun
of
Kemlnnl
S|»«elaL M i M'T,
County, sol.Jed to the will o f the ■uppurt.
i*NlTi:i • ST AT’ KS I.ANO O FFICE
* a con n
voters in the primary done Q, Vour
H tin- fv llir. I'lurlilii, Miin'h 27.
supporl « III Ite a|iprednted.
r u n c o r \ t v n i l l MI^.WIONFII
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11A V lll'.l.l.r. M A X W K I . U
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r o i iit.
m : u i n o i .:
1 $* r**li it* itnfiii* niii'f ihrit I nm ti
Noth'*' I-* lirr#-l*y k Ivmii •licit Hlatk
r o t M L 11.01110%. n i A N C K l i t *
i*ii»iillilAli* fur Hit • uffi.'o *»f i?tiunt) fiM.i, |i;lh fIfcil hi thin Mffic*' m» n|»>
l oti n i n r x i i t . r .
' 1 u Kb i<* announce (but I nm n i''l*tMT»Jp(“ |ii|U', fl* •m 1tint i It f No. R, ilM* tir..’i mol* r "••••Ill'll 2A72. Il**v ImmI W At II.MlhV. t*oiiijd:iIn.inL
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cntidhl.ito f*?r (In* office of f *«#n- mu l*j» » | in i In* tlf f InbOi (»f flit* vii I* it iul ill'-", f h a mi-nded Id l he (»<-! «$f
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No. I, KeinMiD1* * n l*i Ibr |t*r*«i*Yi iiflr I'rlmu^v fn luDual $ 27. 1 *22 f**r (hr fnllMuhlK " U \ l \ II A l t o v . I»#'(' **.*. ..I
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■imil, sS. inin do i'ounty,
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V*»lli stlppntT « 111 In* i' ppi rclm •il of Si mi ii *■•»*• *T»*luty f 1*.»t i nm i
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c.i liilblnt ** fur i f f b i f InB |*i i lie ofS , It. n4 I . Tii Ii •i IIii HPis* Mi?lid «
A II (A r t i e ) HMITII.
-V, ahutdith tihnri’p mi •‘timjii * ifil l’ of T.i $ Axxptixtil **u!
to fit#
III ii
ui! Il Mill $Mil ticflttt MMil4ht ih
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to »Imi\v II I m Itill, Hiimh 1,i i1it*«' to n»imAr Oc
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h v t c i u lt •* iff -time I coidtuM) sul
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fit >*Mip mi )•port
i 22— R e a 1 E state T o E xchange
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office *»f
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hi :H i n o i ,i : i o i \ t \. i \ t i i a n c . INC.U.I
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1 herein
"•Hire (»• tf'i**
r oOtI X T t . I\ l l l A X ( ‘ W l t I / J
; business, teal estate particular " f S.Oil'n ■!
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m 'a u t i i a
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• i Mm- v«.i*»r* (it
the growth o f my city, county mid Itilh- the
.*1.11*•li lu't' ftu * Hid'dacy
h ' m rn mix KCNW.aii) ,\vt:- S A X F u l t l l li n M K I l l ' l l . OURS/ INC,,
1>,'iii. ■* t
I I lMl .lt $ i *» I*** held
a oorjiorutlull, ol nL. OeffliuldiHH.
! i* |i's Is! a 111i •, t *<i*mii j* .1 I'. I'llIi'A ih *. II.I.INltlS
•‘lute i,i enter into probably the la J on - ol
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dryest and slowest, (at the pres- for
- i rn Mil ,.f cxmplnlol la this enos*
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Notice Is hcreh) given th at un*
|* lit time I i>f all vocations, realty.
oini y . 01,
r w I'A T /d iNnKit
•*»»*• t *t»i .mil off
.t t . . i | l.,i n|a anA that you ar, '>•*' allil by virtue of a ilecren *ir
r. i 1£ ■.
.. * hlilllt' nt> Il $ *
i.l. ids "I o Ntato mi ciiuulr) uth tutooh^ui* mid ",ilo r«*tH]<trud lu
lin e
o r i t . u i:
'■ tii'l idl nil* fruit
As an economic unit we, o f Int: i i ' . •
. n »M III. HIato $.f Fhirida. and tli«- .'i Imdc .nlHIoil i' iium on (Hr 3rd,*
MIN I i m r \ o. i
noil ft,, I..
I * *!*>"•• t <* Ih i*vi$ry
d.it
%nUI jdaoo iff ii'MJdoiD‘ 1* Ik ti 12U dit$ ul Aj'i il, .A. M 1 . H, 1. IVij> Sp»*«TSeminole Con nt >.
must either i.i \I* i 1
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cn jibmrtaj .
v*n'$""d Vvi'titio, 4’ hhtik$i>, llhnuit. htl M,lmh r tn i'lninccry, f*i
•' vU' ivhix* i lif |>r•i t.*i Iu- . m| r. .»* ♦ i Id* 11 m i Nm
■trow nt die. Nothing stands still. slt.u . '■
. m |.*i . tun. Thnina* IImIIIioch- i ll»** *th da> uf Mat. A u - i J n . lu
V*nir Mil* port i (I >j * * l I** Mi* d'**lM*'ti "I ih* $ •
l>el 1* I
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Our tei tile land with its flawing Mill I
..til. .i! < Midi.rod and roioiirod iinSunf.D.1 H^mlindo Cmiiiuv. Florida.
lu 1*1* Mil .lu.M Mill. V I' IH2%
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<* .i ltd ii |•■(**■;i t tikfiil •< IIi Ih i' i •ii Ft till |"M l i.'ffii for
foi’ mi
Wll*1
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to I II•$
.i m »*n \ r r i : i t
wells is the primal v foundation of
.*Mi da\ mi Min, a i» n»r«. t$ IllKlp-frt hhldri fill I'UHli, iluiiui: lllu
n w r m i i .i:
ran
our prosperity. The more we use
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1 wist. It* aihiMiiiDo *'iii 1 mu »
of this fou n dation : the grea ter the
l'«•i (h * l •*11rC11 111»* •Dlld
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mu 1••*111., d 111"Ci'i'i nut '** fill'I'ChiH" I heliip in til*' i*ulliit$ nf
d '■ fn) i p-i*lt ■tiuli i«> i hr of
tl.i* $ 111 df
III.'
s u p e r s !im lu r e ; and with d is c i<•
And tin Stilt* of KI(M(dii, J)||^ more
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.ei i,tin mill tii line uf Hiurt
I*. HIM.' ( ’i I it* |H IIIGi 1> r»• . *•! i jiil* mi i l . I'ircui* tN'uri
tniN and erommiy ill government
«»L • line Sill d.l $ *»f Juili*. A I) parilciilai l) *!»"** rllo'd uw fulIuwH,
..'p «%»DiiI$ I*Im1Iuu, •yli
111 A itn* Will til* i|Jl
i • tX t.ul.il t*x Mo intux JluUltlks lt*-\v It
(»- dt * (ki mu - f I l$i> ] •i"ill i
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a** p*$r plat
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11•* a Imi$»■ d.(►( i*h i
BOAT FOI. SA LE : bb foot bridge
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M e G riff Furniture I *(»., Orlando.
HL'l’S-MAliMON .
It ( Ipt’ Kitl, I |i|iiiiiij'« 41. Immics’ •-nil r o u i f rul-jart to
puld|>.h.'d (ft s» mmol . Honniy Flrideck cruiser, thirty inch thaft, being; a condition of plenty ami
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fiwr Hu' , m i n i al t**e f>**injcmtlc pr*
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dt Mriti iln j nn Hi*li^hi Alit.mi,dole Co.
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fully equipped, sleeps six. Price must be general to tie prosperity. 11.mm ihi' tiMial tin tidlc■Dimi'iuni lit :i i > un him- r», 1%?*,
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Phone 137.
b. i,|ih niiMiirliil Dtlh
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Community
implies
friendliness
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reasonable. P. O. Box 1138.
t *I i' I* •"III tlit I’ .-H* ! Im | * n.
and sincere friendliness is void m
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WANTED:
Baby carriage. Mils'.
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condition
and S E M I N O L E tr.'f maMressr-..
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T herefo re
Community
chca|). Box 70 care The Herald.
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T ) IT .Oil 1II A* IN (II%N4T:II%.
L ,«iiiittiiiti t* tnv tatiiilldury
" f all kinds.
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rooms. 3 ( I Jiih. Flush tlx 12 Rug
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dant
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t time
nit lic it n l ’ VT III I* vi M*\.
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$7f>. W ardrobe Trunk
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> little money
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r o i i i . H d t o n r n it. iii n i i i n ,
of I 11«• ("It'll* Mi ' I' I h im I
1®kl a.aii•h.i i ( hi Mini •
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$12.f*0 l.uwn Mower
$ 3.00
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$111.00
h m m e hei ehv i«* i* *l ami m
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a it ii*.*tin icatndidat $
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|himself ami the comm unity. Thi*
upun th. IT
rooms. 2 bods and kitchen $13. New Screen Door
I* I WIILLLKIl
I. Mk , iif IIn' •lulled tu he a nn iipp* c
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$ 2.30
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X l i e turn' iT/mury (•111 of «'o(Ophll!il fd' d aMnitol ’
$ciii'liri'H d • Adt $ ri i- ( r l*•f '»f
volume
of
moving
room 12. monthly. All eonvenien Good Used Sheets $, .23 & $ .3*> I expand the
hi Iii" a Im $e hI i led *‘ *ift
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Pi II I»> foi LI ' id f 11'(
ccs. 301 Cor. M b and Palmetto.
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Good Pillow Slips
$ .10 & $ .13
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|new. health; dollars.
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100 fl, 3-1 in. rope, new
$ 2.00
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Good window shades
$
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funds,
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I'd’ i»1f lillhlied fur fold rulMHUTU 1$ *’ .1 n *I foi it it «inlei tf pH'liii TiiTItfti *i»$
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.Inpanese Art Squares 0x12
$o •li *v,
properities fo r Sale, Rent or E x
Id, It. K 12.
Mini $, ll. I Im 1*1 ilttul $ t*» "» %
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D O W N ST AIR S I
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Hie hdid iTrctiH *• ,irI, mnl Ih** uf A I **
M M l.'d rn
. r.t t it* l T Iuni i $ • In held m|i J nil"
11. I >2#.
$ 0.00 inform me by letter giving yotii
A partm ent. F o u r room s and hath Best cotton mattresses
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M l T i n : %ll T r.ll« t i r M T I I N I I I T M.il'Ti \ 1» H»2*
I nil! uppi i t talc * *. ll *• Mippnrt.
•3 g o ml t a W minv brushes $ .1.00 address and
the property
loca
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ISet pipe dies and cutter
$ 2.50 tion. These listings will be num
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DffeMWNt.
ROOM
A P A R T M E N T Paragon Radio set with
tTlHv,N ‘U W A U ' ('AIN'T F O U R
Cil mil'll t" fast" It* *|*I|'I t lull tu ill*' uf- *s •: \t.»
I Till NTATK
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bered in the ord er o f their dnleI $$ Ipit t«i a 11nou re'e mV rufidlduei' f h'M of •'ulllliy « 'n'lllllIhrlolD t ftMlD,
N ever been occupied. Frigidnire, _
I Mil V, XKW AND BETNOTIITi.
S peaker
$20310 o f receipt and will o ccu p y corres
NOT h i : n l ' ««lli:illFF*n n m . i :
L .,k H UTI1KR INFOR- A p p ly Mil July’s Shoppe.
f*n the SLile 1 rlK^lhturc Hiruup 1'i KITh i ,\'tl *7* * llt»jf*C| tu till* tl*'"
t» x q - r n
Notice’ is hereby nlVtTr that
I
that I. t*.
(! foot step ladder
$ 1-50 ponding positions in a descriptive
> and will uppreeinfe Niip*M»f( In (•If'iiiii «if the $ >*i* ir h» t .ii* 1u*mu-, N*«do* (^ h* reh'.
Vance H. IhiiMstami.
I 'U iTc Of the
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the
primary
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held
In
Juna.
Court of Hr m Ml oh' County.
register, and on display.
S E E MRS. M O F F I T T for unfurn- j G'o' hI beds with springs
i’ •M1111 $, FI ••Hi!d, mc the Till, da) of FkiiMit, do hitreicy give notice that
L. |». MAHAN.
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Mil.
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$10.00
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4 I . L*2I$ .. D' rt-ii Hie timim a Htr«> mare nmle of the follow ing
matresses
I’ ll A NK LVANH
islied and
nicely
furnished
a
M umi |M«t
Ml I 11' %* II •t -|miT.
Between now and October 1st.
$ 1.50
tu*wh:
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ironing
boa
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.ithouses and
apartm ents.
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it ih
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photographs will he taken o f ivs- L* Him I li'Kint‘ 1uf lr V ' d ' i i *f The
Our bay mure mule
about
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The At la ut le *’ .■i.i I,Mi** Kullrouil
.Mortgage Loans
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furnlsHi-c. t apartment*.
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property. .
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hood: rent v e ry ronxonablc. Pail*
Sanford, Fla.
i Iii tin* iiclloii m( 41m |* oomT uIli! Hie elinport. <»f nil I** al Hemocrnl# :n*TS<». fi'*m fli*’ Houlhurn. Kloar iiii-I
••tain I'nnii*my. Ailuiiia, •(• . poii *
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See .mr local Counsel,
l*iltty on June Mil. 1 •>
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A , ’ rr» l11 U l.ro - A partm ents, No. 5. Phono 818—J.
•Imn-il lo ( licin.plvpa ut
Sunfoitl.'
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S. R. Dighton, S anford, Florida.
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friende
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sell
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W IL L T R A D E
several well l o - '1 ;iiid vulr»» ,#*f III* i,* td«*. ’ Iti Ihn f n r r * - c l s c I ti, ii t n tlm <*f(lr» o f s l t « r - TiHiis.t.»*
|,,cl. Noi'lf. .'t I’ obllo A (Kill'll. In
h ftu ftciih ' JT -m i i y fj*4* , I f f o ( 8t*mln<*le C o u n t y » u i » 'c c t i n
Snnford Herald.
rated lots in S anford as part I I'niiilnie
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nf
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v o i r t i * i r i n * Iti.- I««li'i*i l.lil.lpr, fiW .-'.Ml,
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1IrtHi If the »u»ople ,’ "■*, fit *'*
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al
permanents,
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ul |iarnia«en
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 28, 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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