31 10 390 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/99f5b35fd3a2c26171a1c2ca9764fdbe.pdf 140d0d46dcf6561017febc5c249ea0b4 PDF Text Text J I - AvS THE W EATHER. ,'buR NEW SPAPER Fair! slightly" eoltter In central and south portion*, (onight, Hgfct frost in *the Interior o f north and possibly In Interior of • central ■portions, m in Florida*® Heart. S’orld's Greatest yefftiahlo n.ItrtTtichest Garden Land ME X IX Leaned W ire In lern ation l N e w s Service S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y . A P R I L Hi. 1928 NUMBER 186 M em b er A u d it Bureau O f CirculatlonH Chilling: Weather Prevails In "South ^ .H A J .K IU U t.^ X u - A p r . HL=- i ^ h S )-i< fc U U »2 L r--tinnpauaur«i ' prevailed over the Carolina* *o. day following sleet, snow and hall which descended over the ‘ two states late yesterday. Light snow fell at Greensboro, Asheville, Winston-Salem, Char • lotto, Wake Forest and other points while hail fall at Ra­ leigh, Durham, nml other east­ ern points. Leo *"\A. Denson, meterologisl. in charge of the stnle weather bureau here,, de­ clared he did not believe the | frdal)L>h ! mid-A]fril • wenther would seriously damage tinearly fruit cyop. Fair and ‘ slowly ,ri*ihg tcmperaiuic* were forecast for today. • ewYork NEW YORK, Apr. lfi.— <INS> — •iheuiuoni.i developed. Iloi'ii iji Somerset t’uunty, PcnnEllsworth M. Stnller, veteran hole rylvanin, In Oct. 1803, Statler bo- Jnotice R ailcy- R efu ses P e r - ' »•»». “ f Uh* Statler chain of tan Ids extraordinary career fir'ng Iee-BreakerMontcalm tre Cray Re-Opens i "glory, hole." in a glass factory, mission T o A d m it E vidence '’" “ ^ V 1" * 1 ‘ las morniutr. hxwul Arrives'After Fight A s Groups L in o lip A g a in s t O f G overn m en l's llitr Point ‘ Vl,c *L the I’eiiiisyhania llote .vl.eii l'»* was hut nine '.ears old. rial ^\fier Short A* wejve he hreamc a boil-hoy Kaoh O llie r OnControvorsx In Cnse A gain st Oil Huron “ aairmed reportIds death With Wind And Ice ccess Over Wcek*n the Mol.tiro House •r> \\heeling. out refused details. In FrozenNorthland . Vu., wot re, he la d the fonmln* | n . i-k| S|1 I) 1 M'llnti Statler; twenty three nd To Recuperate 1 *C n iC H 1 l e a 10 1 111 year old adopted soli nf the hottfl ibm r«'i Ids knowledge of the hotel •1,000 Delegates Fill Large Auditorium D o h e n e y O n . S t a n d man, was in «ctlii>‘ iou at Id- apart* business.At the I'nirAmerlfaii Exposition ___ inent nml refused to speak lor puli* .. ,, . , ... s,, ... drat ion, Jlc is an assistant mail* (n Huffalo' he built n temporary I'resident G eneral O f O rgan i M achine Gun V o lley llrin g s Down Policem an P u rsu in g Prosecution W ish ed In klm n of |v.„.sylva,dn. structure of 2,11)0 room* mid -it zation Opens Session W illi Y e g g n ie n W h o Had Robbed 1 hilt I*ill 1 Hail Hoi’ll In I»UU-, Siatlcr, •V.rrtiiil »•!•! in:»n of the the St. Ifni's Imposition lie elected F o u r E xp ress M essengers Speech ARninst F o reign ers l.v Corrupt S ta te O f Mind hotel profession." iiwiu'd.-more tlie ramus "Inside In." Will Transport Birdlie was president of the Stnller lerSchaaf Wilt He ——— hotels than an.; olhei mail in the TOLEDO. April *)»: .—(IN S ) — U \SHINGTON. Apr. It! (IN S ) Hotels Company, leases of the men Back To Civili­ WASHINGTON. Apr. Id. tfotl.l lext Witness To Be (IN S )—The pro edition stiffeivd.nl On- sixty fie,> \>ai,old inngnutc lloti I IVnnsyhivania here and own­ - V. iii Mis. Helen Tufts lluilie's Four bandits shut ami probably zation If They Wish .. ,, .. .... .11 . returned onlv two weeks ago ers of seveinl of the » country’s recent cuiir.ro tliar* the Daug|iters futility injured a pntroliiiua with Upon Stand xnmvhlng I.low today m the oil . m- f(. ^ |,v,rill|| u, lt largest hostelrie*. luist Apr. Stilt t?i the American Revolution main­ a machine gun today mid escaped M URRAY RAY. Qtie., Apr. r j a i r ^ tu al.of .lLni.v. I... Sinrlair lh|, xvintcr> and inoneiiiutely cull ler married hi* secretary. Miss tain a '"Idmklist" containing the with nearly $20,000 in ensji and 1G _ ( I N S ) — A fter n terrif­ ^ - ’ I|meted nnieii a u cold nuu wliiell developed ill* Al'tv M. Scidler, llis first wife numc of some of the country’s when Justice ’Jennings UtiiWy iv prominent names, over­ securities ufler kidnapping four ic buttlu against wind and icc, fused to perinil in evidence one of j to inlest mil iuflucn/.u. A turn for died *cvrnrl years before, leaving most a |h*i —.lull estate of $1,000,000. shadowing every other issue, tin* 37 express me-n tigers at the Union the Canadian Government ice­ the worse followed Saturday mid the government's biggest points. th continental engross openctl here Station. breaker Montcalm has reached Halley denied the plea of prose-1 toiliiv. _ ' 's Still’ WlUtOrfS. A. K. ' The quartet headed toward De­ cutor. (1wen .1. Roberts, to put I-.. anti show him rosixmsi' Some -1,0(111 .h legates and 11V troit in a cur taken from the Greenely Island Where tho the trans-Atlantic or many of the ulleKtHl W nllc-OtiL In v o lv e s Thousands I.. Dohetiy, Ji., on the stand to tell | ternatt s filled Hie Washington wounded patrolman nml hi* com­ crew of O f Men P ro te s tin g Cut Or of his father's $111,1100 "l"im to A transactions in the <l<‘plane Rremen wore tnarooned, auditorium, and little else than the panion. T en Percent In T h e W ages Scminolc Comity HanL storm of rnntiyversy which with former Secret ury of Interior Al­ The four messengers, George according to an unconfirmed O f M any T e x tile W o rk ers td the fourth trial <>f the puhlicution of tli» "blacklist" was Baldwin, Herman Stcimun, Paul report received here this a f­ bert It. Full at a time tlie cld»r prc suieiit nn indictment.* manifest on the convention floor. .Stewart ami Carl Mitchell, were ternoon. _ ' , tv.l-t -U ng out of the failure or the NI'.W IlKDFoni*. Mum .. Apr. Id Dohetiy was leasing tin I-lk Hills Kven the campaigning for the elec disarmed by the bnmjit* lesij than u la*i A ukunI tills iiiorninir. — j (IN S )—A general strike of cut- naval oil reserve." tion of officers faded into imiguifblock away from the station. They I.AKC ST. AGNES, Quc., Apr. - trial was re-opened at the , (nil mill operatives went into ef Roberts wanted to show that ianee except n.i to the hearing tac were bound and gagged wifh ad­ 10— (IN S )— A fter making n spocIn I ’ revious D epositions. F o r ­ feel heir today. where reel ss was taken for D iscover llill Fall had been "in a thoroughly ;i R ov Scouts mer Grant! Dratjon H n s T o ld . lection would have oil the great hesive tape mid huii'rk'|l into the tacular flight through • driving The strike, wliiell involved 2d.- corrupt state of mind ’ and freely .ucteo.l Saturday noon h> Fold Anti Rank Ibsik O f P i ­ rear of Die ex press-truck. snow storm In order to be tho Instances O f T e rro ris m In ­ issue. lot O f F liv v e r Plane T h a t . ih-Witt T. Gray, of -h»’k- 8t>H operatives, was in protest I accepted Ilt.t.t.p(.t.tl money m,m,.v which which didn’t didn't hr ' Kfforts of the lenders to keep stigated bv Hooded O rder One of\he robbers drove the first to reach the three marooned Fell In Sea O ff M elbourne II,.. Key was the last witness iiga'nst a reduction o f ten per rent , ,on|r ||im frt;m t|„. who got 1lie Hnilie charges out of the de- truck to n sju't near the University tran*-Atlantic fliei ."Duke" fSchil* then and the only one in wages in the twenty seven cot* ; „ „ the oil reserves. Hailey, t'HICAGO, Apr. 10.- (IN S ) In lihcnilions of the congress were u' Toledo, ntiout two miles from ler, famous Canadian pilot, nnd Dr. MKLIHH’ RNK, Fin.. Apr. 1C.— itil in.on today. )l<‘ was sein'd- ton millc. Reports were Hint the |however, ruled that nn\ l.an-ueiStephen- expect-d to prove 'utile, and. nn Hu* station, while the other bandits Ixiuis Cusinier, French flying Ace, l„ he followed by I’etei sti ike was one hundred percent. j j,,,, Ih.heny nn.l Full bud (IN S ) Hoping for the ocean to previous nrliek's lijviil non, former grand dragon of th open sjilit was thought to be in­ followed 111 their own ears. were nt Greenely Islnnd today, give up its victim, 11 patrol was be­ !l. another employe of the ’I he payroll of the mills last ] no hearing on the Simian and the Ku Klux KInn in Ind ana. ha* re­ evitable before udjoiiriinu-nt next ready to tiring them back to civ­ ing maintained on the beach two As the quartet unloaded two week was about $500,000 making Ten pi t Dome oil lease, miles south of here today search­ vealed in his deposition, inslanees Saturday. steel safes containing the cash ilization. )|„ Fabixinski, member of the the ten per rent cut in the pay of Till- judge permitted Roberts to ing for the body «>f Harry Ilrooks, of nlleged terrorism on the part of They found Captain Koehl, Bar­ Mrs. llailie, of Hostoii, execiitivi and securities, John White, 21 ■ration stuff, finished the dir- the opi rntives approximately intmi’.uce the evidence about $2f>,certain Khm officials, attempts xainination of Key this morn- IHIU a week. S inilar wage redm i 000 that Sinrlair sent to Fall in pilot of the "flivver" plane who upon |i s life, ami the milliners in secretary of the so » ailed I*. A. R. yenr-o’d student of the university on Von Huencfeld nnd Command­ at a little before II o c^o*k. ti'ins have already been made in June 11*2.1. The defense had oh- plunged to hi- death 111 the unpin which the chiirncters of var mis loin indice of protest against the and son of Russell H. White, gen­ ant Fitrmaurice in good health, j. Dickenson, of Tampa, win. textile mills in Lowell, Lawrence. 1jected to this «.n the ground it took here several weeks ago. Thrco hoy public officials have been assailed "blacklist" was neither 11 d legate eral agent of the express company, excellent npirits ami eager to get scouts yesterday found a bank or an alternate, but site will he saw the express truck was In to New York, when they landed nt Ton- rainier, of the same city, Fall mid in Rhode Islnnd. 1pluco long after the leasing of book and a bill fold 011 the beach, by insinuations. Greenely Islnnd at about five o’­ ..f the dnfri-o Staff, * Ci. Good ordered jnurked the first Teapot Dome: Today Stephenson tells in* li * present at the sessions as a spec­ trouble, lie drove in his own car clock yesterday afternoon, accord­ and the discovery of these lead to tator and leader of Is r forces with * i-cxaminatlon of Key, who, ho lira of the strike. A major ty of to the scene and was held up, im­ .rl • ((W1| a revival of hopes that the hotly of dept sit ion the methods of nllr in the congress. She refused l" [ already entered a plea of ! the operative* quietly.....mediately by the thugs, who ing to advices received here. went to their ........‘ •!- 1. of mi)|1|y p-n|| n v,.|Ve,l I t. the niissbig aviator would In* faction of the Klnn in accomplish Schiller piloted n piano of tho >' l" the charge of overloam-i ((|01Us pm, inches, placed thvir i elwl|. In $201,100. The gir.<riimeat _ I i,,,U|,ci linn and put him in the back - - |jng financial operations and of n divulge lor plans today washed ashore. Cnnadiun Trans-Continental AirMrs. Alfred J. llio<s«uu pi> I uf tlitruck with the guards. Then hith Like is being tried. , tools in their kits and left. Twenty n,|K |tie money wa - a briln*. John Heiiiijenn. of boy Seoul ' slum es in which whole state lick Hiftasr tt'ins vlgnWUvt* muc swi.vcd bv Hie p.d.t ici.l ’ m gcncrnl. opened Un- congi. jljh u y' l.nulcl the two >nfcs in their ways Company t° Gn'cndy Island .................. - *Points , , reven corporations with fifty six i, Walberg. f«»nr< r 'em '- . , r ... i .i I., found ________ m w ,.A ....... ............... wurningt ^vn car' and m one White hud . from Murray nay In two hour*. IIo c dittii-e won^two^ point* dur-, mj(l unjth wttre .Involved .The nun, ' to Sinclair told ol r itoday with.a speech of warning w• ptfrsonhr oeliv ttf attributed his speedy hop to driv* :h*r«'xittMl^hh.morning One -■ )indll.a Ttl|(> *2.021. ICC - 2 ' ,' “ ' fo Flurom' i ^ ' V ..V, T m again;t "the growing tendency to driven and sped away. Stephenson was questioned I,v 1 State Savings ing winds from behind. . Uic exclusion nf^nr a note for , Mmb o r «f loom* eilent 50. ' ' insln:c,ing him u “i , destroy American idea's'’, which The bandits drove to a garage » Mieh. Hcau 1’ittshuruh attorney while confined Just what tho ~traits-AttartH)? two Compaq in the lmtiuna State Pmiilfnliury , .dm userilicd to model ai.il ii • burch f,u blocks from the university he Mates evident....... |ro Mas* nicetirg of the sinkers ul the.disposal ..f J. \\. Zevely. .inns, .had. camped . . . on the bench where he is serv ng a Iif-• term for doctrines and "the flushing of where they opened the snfe, rc- filets int nd to do now Is’ not yet known. They may decldo to go u"d K«gP*atl lontted L «k e .^ Tri. ailed tor Ilf5 afternoon. lights from foreign shun-.-." niovi.l it* contents, and were pre­ bark with Schiller by air. In that Sinclair uttorrey. ^ I Sntur.lny Jiiglit. The I. II fold eon iiiurdi r. tlinii a »um equal to 10 per- Member- of the Cotton Mamifucl 1former In June Zevely i-alb-d for v—•■* J-mined - :— • >(.) What is the f.o t as to >oiir| There are 311,000,Ihhl fmc goers plan g to opt a the oter when they rase they would bo taken to tho in addition to old business [of the bank'- stork. The ntuoi nr. is’ Assoeiatlon rlaimtsl they had ! mm and sent them to I-all. I the exclusion of another no’ -* la. alternative but to cut wages in j This testimony in. the govei nmetil 1 eards, receipts, a list of pilots and effort t,. Idaekmail v u r way t<> ill the Unit'd ■sillies. Ml-. Hiosscatl wcie interrupted by th ■appeorunce Trans-Continental Airways baso I stnt d, nnd it -hoohl lie tin- fir.-t •if a police seout c^r. the iitiinber of hours eacli had liherty 7" hero, company officials stated, mid |2U.2tiu.Hi, which was also pail view of tin slashes made by mills .t«-i| it i a -e llewri, a piece of burnt 1 id u th 1 A. "Thai is false. I do not want duty of all citi/etn to mal.i them With machine guti fire they *Vl- the Hretrcn would be taken to state’s 1 a-e. Judge Gray « xel ewhere.. Kifoiis were made *ii| Hoover, ol Sinclair enni- mi airplane sketched on d. mid .1 either pardon or permanent parole. ! under; I mill that accept ing of \lliei 1,.,l patrolman George Zientura, nml Notth Sidney nbonrd tho ice-break­ i-d them under the st-atute o| M tile tile Strike, the last attempt M-) fot tin- deV.n-. . IH‘ Michigan State chauffeur’s livens, It 1—true I have sought mid still lean ideals and institution, i* oh d pulrolmhn J. V. Hiskujiski , r Montcalm which is now slowly I at ions aeiatise Lake reeei\ed by a gruip • I e.tgliteeii p.ominetit |j-irsl witness was J. W Meeli to III ooks. Heaujenu said lu^.found desire a temporary parole -n that b ; ii lo r y . l„ (ilmndoud the machine. Then proceeding toward Grocnely Is­ Limey for them over two year.1 a- per. Wyo., Mipervism for tli" tlu- articles about It «,'r|n»*k | may be enabled by propof-ev"1‘ ‘i ):■• rules wi le both lliadi . 1 itizeiis. I llo-c foreigner., "wlr.i --liovv a they loaded the remaining snfe in lnnd. From North Sidney the Bre­ 'mineral leasing division ol the I in- 1 Tile tragic accident vvb'cb e.'itis , pieadmg to ptove I am ii"t gnltv 1disposition to interject d stnative to the police ear and started to men would then be shipped to New idiog t" Ke\, to cover shortted Slates Geologiial Survey who ed Hio«d.s to plllllge to Ills death v ( the tmitiler of wliitli I wa. cult LOS MS AIT'IvVl. lay v\liicli lail.e benefited. I lu-y York. • ideas regarding home, religion and ward Detroit. merely testified 1 • the 11 e» tilers urturred just after he had s. t a voted and also I'm tile purpose of The fliers, however, are reported, drawn the dnv the bank tailed I * * government, can be detected and ' WASHINGTON. Apr. Id. (IN S ) of u huge map of I'oapot Dome new world’s record fot In- tiny type lifting tlie wreath of shame that to hnve expressed themselves as either thwarted, or i-iinvert.-d into determined to fly to New York in (Iti.gether. through Key. the Mrs. Alma Allium. Widow o f that was brought in and hung be­ 'o f monoplane by (lying non stop has been placed upon Ihe blow of useful citizens, she -aid. from .Detroit to Titusville, Fla. lie a dead woman. the Bremen. Schiller is also reportI,a* trat-vd some $<i2.lM)n | Dr. Sam Aliiian, of Gilbertown, fore the jury. Re erring to new theories of .Secretary ol Interior was enroute to- Minin' when for A-rMuut.-jS |.(| to hnvo taken with him matoriol The reason that infamous -tor’ |ij t|av** been diowti- front ollu-i 1 Ala., who was said to have kibed . uithnuwn__muac ...... which would enable Koohl and Ills oiue In: ami hia. Has boon lu HulustMally i i i euiaUul.1 tni’t in the bank, including j liintM-lf after bo liied to lliit with K. (' Vfnncv Was called. .Ill-lie ! ..... room, dropped^ inlo Hie ocemi. Tie; is to corn eal the rea l put pose o f 1‘ hijilrcn through th.-> eU.s* two companions to repair their now ' rrt'11- 1 Ihe wile ol a iViend, today lo.d an Hailey uftci a long vvhls|'i(‘red •• J ut the details of life once held as sacros­ famous plane. ; to I.ake. I hat sum, if the |appeal to the supreme court for re 1fercnco with the lawyers at tm , p|nlu, xvus washed ashore several denyhtg .me the right to proceed anct, Mrs, Itrosscau declared the bench, apparently ntude 11 ruling _____ Tho third.alterqntive is tliat tho.^ hours later, bill until today no tliroutfli the routes the processes V evidence stmills Irt'fmc the view of mi unmeecssful suit in 1 xperimeiit was fought with dunfliers will wait for the arrival o f ; * known to law." '* is enough i<> convict the for- lower courts to collict insurance tliut prevented Hoover I mm qucM • 11jutro of the body hits be'en found. Fiiumy us lm wanted and toning the Montealhr and be* taken b*<lt you’ know any specific . Ker. liiuiker of viulullon of the av­ from the New York Life Insurance the official left the stand. No less peril lies in the all too to civilization «b«A$d-iL ^ _ ail •t.itute, alllioiigh it dims not eoiiipan> . I itislarftes where the Klnn acted us ' A. C. VetiU-lt, a gcologi-t aid AI Smith Refuses To ••vident attempts to replace the ly meet the indict incut wlii.-li " __ _ . • • ■« v § 1 w« • ax J u iiv c t poliUt al l o u r . president td' the Smi'luir Explora­ Let Work Hinder run ST JOHNS, Newfoundland, Apr. a.—“Yes., n.at pm ctice ha* religion of our forrfatliers with gi-i Fails to Luke minted-some , c m i^p t; It ANTS A PI’ FAl tion Company, was brought fn to many ll.UIIU | ‘ ' • 1____ ------, been common in every state of the fallacious atheistic doctrines. To sill; manufacturer, 1 attest to the corn clues* of a uiod'-l destroy that which i.< inherent und body clod in night dross, was found fore their forced landing on Green­ Key Is Calm ASHEVILLE, N. Apr. Ill j union the Klnti has a foothold. I I l l ’ Ll K l'IN. Apr. H» (IN S ) of Tenpot Dome which was on two ely Island, Capt. Herman Koehl, rdutbiT and to offer nothing in Ls in the previous trial, Key was , The Supreme f ’ourt today granted wooden lioi-e* covered with a (IN S ) Governor A1 Smith of They told me on numerous o.-eas- return Gut the vapottings of dwar­ in the courtyard of an exclusive Huron Von lluenefeld and Com­ Ir aiitl volleeteil tinder tho fire 1tin- petition 1 f the Senate cumNew ) ’ork isn't going to let woik ions of forcing the Ivlan in Texas nparlpient house "it I’ark Avenue. 'white cloth directly m l " " 'l of Iijtke's attorneys. Tom Palmer, paign fund* eoniniitli'c lor ad­ interfere with Id* yuentn.,, here-11" “upport.a candidate for the U. S. fed opinion, is to strike a deadly The family told police Mrs. Bow- mandant Jurors E. Fitxmauricc, of the jury. blow nt civilization" gri/.xled veteran of litany a vancement on the calendar of its He made thi* plain today in t u r n They told me in .1 speech t.„ had gone to the pantry to heat thei-tranj-Atluntic piano Bremen Hilbert s objected to tile model, lie at Indianapolis that Klan eandi <h court battle, who harried milk for her baby and had fallen faced death, according to new de­ down an invitution to attend appeal from Pennsylvania l-ed said it. und ihe line of ...........ay feiiner bank vice-president ..1 . . dutes ill Oregon, Colorado and Cal' through the open pantry window. tails of the flight received here to­ . • * ’ . eral-Court. rulings which burred the Hoover was trying ‘ o adduce wa* the Hiltiuoif Horse Show tomoi. * . .. . ,, ,. , . ifornia had sufftcent Klunsmen in inlay, rested this morning nnd The stud they bud heard no ertek day. row. He has -steadfastly 1 el used m<|| <t|lU, to j.fficiul *. The dangers developed during Ins partner Dickenson do the enmmitti'c from obtaining ballots merely "a red herring.” fur help. Detectives reported Mrs. ••'I'hii. cure is being tried to dctcr- (n in Delewm-«• county lot me m ‘ be local ui\itaiioiiA. 1 “ What really happened is that It* examining. . Bowen "fell or jumped." Her 17- the latter hulf of the flight when mine whether the tease was fraud­ WIpKoiaVarc eoutc.l. I’ll" < use wui Sleet und snow prevented the (hay ntude a public gesture of supIliel.eusou is a big jolly lookllie months old daughter Lynda, was tho Bremen ran into a gale at sets ulently made, not l<* deter...... goyernor getting in his round of| porting a so-called candidate after low and he smiled as lie quest- set for aigumcitt 11 Apr. 23. found lying asleep in her mother s nn later encountered strong head­ l questions of.............................. geology," *aid Roberts. R wind*, snow and fog. golf yesterday. After attending it vvus puld'e knowledge that cer* led Key, and Key smiled back at ion of room. "i linvc seen the deposit 1 While over the mid-Atlantic, tho FIRK h'KKTKGYS -11011:1. tain men would he victorious. unnthcr eitIt. Hut there was no smile in the I churph he received A fire of unknown origin com­ Mrs. Bowen recently returned |Secretary Full which tin defense cation* lie asked, hut a biting ‘ tliusiastic ovathf 1. "In Hu*. election of M'22 the pletely razed tho home of Mike from a sanitarium ut Kingston, N. Urcmcn ran into thick weather ATI ANTIC CITY, N. J., Ajtr/ir* will bring in shortly nnd it shows j which made it necessary at times Idcicuncut of accusation flowlie expressed unconecrii over Klan had u definite slate for every Stoinoff, loeul celery 'armor ut the y „ following a nervous breakdown. _ * ( INS) —An unidentified m an,no attenthn was ,.a.d to geologystuto and county office in each vomer of Celery nnd Brlxsou Ave­ Her husband, Eugene Bowen, who to dip the plane almost to tlie sur­ tow.ud Key in bis words the exact form of resolution to In * was killed and at least a dozen1 . .The jury wns sent ou wh lu tho while tlie formerly lived in St. I aul, Minn., face of the water. Attempt* to ridu ‘ gain and again Dickenson tried pussed by the New York Demo­ tounty, ward, township and pre- nues Saturday night firemen and hotel guests were In- lawyers argued. J «n * >’d » ever tho fog failed, as pilot Kochi I get Key to say tliut laike knew .aid Hoovtir, "that the lease was cratic committee Tuesday when e’nct in the State of Indiana. No Stoinoff family was attending tlie told police ho hnd been living at kept ns close to tho water as pp*what happened until after Chautuugun perf.>r|iinncb. A single hi* own apartment because bis wife liking about some transaction jured in a blaze that destroyed the made If.- Secretary of the Navy ’the Smith candidacy for Prcsi- otic knew . , chair from the porch <>f the dwell­ wished to stay at her parent* rible, hoping to ride through tho It hat Key made it without l-ike's hoqtio's Hotel early today. The 1lenity, and'that Fall was only m-t- dent is expected t« he luuitehcd. >lf ft ers'. hut every time the' former I seven-story structure was located ing was the only tiling suvtd. hr mo while recuperating, lie said nilst. “ In 1024, u year after I resigned ing as an. ugl itt for Denby." “ Some o f them tried to talk with Tho head winds grew stronger (Continued on |mge 4) incur the boardwalk. Mr. Stoinoff, • called from the he had been estranged from the from the Klnn, a different situa­ me about that matter before 1 and It wa* seen that the gasoline tion developed. They published a performance uittl told his home Mullinsons, but that there hud (Continued on page 4) Prison Guards 'Quell* left New York," he said, “ buj I Iniok in which the names . of ull was ablaze, reached ihe scene to been a reconciliation. Informed tl(em that was their Mutiny Q^/Convicts business. ] supimse it will be candidates and the Klnn attitude find nothing but smoke und cmIters remaining of his frame towards’ them appeared. •* * .* ‘— the -usual form of resolution and seven room dwell ng. He hud left CALEDONIA PRISON FARM, they may get the ohe they used $180 in cash in the pocket of u N. C. April 10- — HNS)-— . Fifty Credit Men Manifest puir of trousers und tliut was list­ guards ahned with’ sawed o ff shot four years ago, for all I know." among his losses. The dwell­ in office during tlie short period (WASHINGTON, Apr. 10—The Interest In Meeting ed guns and tear gas hontbs, yftriy. ing was partly covered by insurof twelve years,!’ Copeland sold. today quelled a nintiny <>f jrtore Sanford Resident Of )e Senator Frnnk B. Willia (ID In telling of the slaying, Mrs. 'N E W • ORLEANS, Apr. 10.— “ with u total memberahl of D‘k Much Interest is being manifest­ unco. 21*0 prisoners in cell house no k - g s y . . yxj q \ ,f( a v Ohio, was "killed by worry" this makes n mortality rate much than Friends took cure of Mrs. Vuuthier broke a prom se to her (IN S )— Breaking her silence after 2 at Caledonia prison farm. I t l i r i i D I L 8 I U U d > ed In the Florida Retail Credit Stplnoff und the two sons, one of husband, who died two years ago, f ve years, Mrs. Joseph Vnuthier t the fight ntude in Ohio greater than is shown by tin) ‘ ' revolt Conference to be held in Orlando The'Convlcta beganHhtir Chns. W. Rivers, for 21 years a April 23rd nnd 24th, by the mer­ whom !s u star football player for bus revealed a story which may that sho would never tell. Ho waa t«imt his presidential candidacy, other group of men of the same early Iasi night, seriously injuring the Sanford,.High School. Mr. free. Pleasant Harris, doomed to ;n an extremely nervous condit­ „ thrco fellow prisopyrs who refused resident 6f Sanford, died this morn­ chants and ersdit nten of the State. Stoinoff today announced he would im t«r Royal S. Copeland, (D ) average ngo ” dio as the j murderer of Mrs. Kath­ ion ut the time of the murder and Copeland said the "bad air" in to join them, ^nd continued) to ing ut his home un West First ut Tho bunquet on Monday evening N. Y., health expert, declared rent a dwelling for the present. erine Wilson. exacted a promise from his wife 0 o’clock. ........ ........... _ on the .prison until tho 23rd—given, by the Retail Cre­ violence (ay in u radio apcech in which the Senate was in purt responsl- wreak The fire started sometime be­ After seeing a motion picture that she would keep the story to Mr. River* was born at Green dit Men’s Assoyation of Orlando is 'they were brought under control ! broadcasted a health code for hie for this death toll but 'Cove Springs in 1874, leaving that one o f the features. Wilbur 1,. tween 7 and 10 o’clock The faitt- showing a niun’s fear of revealing herself, fearing the anger of gangs. "w orry” helped to shorten the this morning. „ in public life. But Mrs. Vduthler says ihe got pluqr to come to Sanford- in 11*07. Tilden, Judge o f the Orlando Crim­ ily left ut the earlier hour and the his part in a ennu* for which an­ firo started sontel.nte after. >pclund warned statesmen lives of most of the victims. He • Dr. J. II. Norman, warden of the other was to hung, Mrs. Vuuthier so she was unable to aleep and had inal G°urt of Record is U > he toast­ The deccasod^is survived by his lljticinnx und public offtec-hpld- pointed out how Senators Warren state pensl system, who arrived wife and three hoys, Everett, Al­ master. Talks-w ill. be made by E. ha* told auhoritie* an eye-witness to tell, in tne hope that she might TECH STUDENT FASTS story o f the shooting of Mrs. W il­ be the means of saving an innocent not to worry if they wish to (R ) of Wyo., Simmons and Over­ here early this morning from bert and Lionel; three brothers, J. T. Brown business manager of Rol­ ......................... . Raleigh, told International News man, Harris. The destrict attorney son five years ago. I'*'- The six principal fuults of man (D ) of N. Cor.. Swanson of V r a.^ Borah (R ) of Ida., Curtis I gervice that he wpald not'yet make T. Rivers of Green Cove Springs. lins Institute and’Guy H. Hulsc, of A T L A N T A , April 10.— (IK S ) — Her dcscrlptin of the slayer dif­ today began an investigation o t I'm of affairs,' Co pel und listed the Retail Qredit National Asso­ E. J. Rivera o f Longwood and J. F. ......... ' " ' a n appeal, as he believed the sit­ the woman’* story, and all infor* |»: overeating, undcrsleeping, (It) of Kansas., and Watson (It) Rivera of Sanford and two hilfers, ciation of St. I-oujs. Tlie Banquet J. C. Fowler, Georgia Tech Stu­ fers greatly from that of Harrit, mation will be turned over to tba of Ind. hnd spent from 1« W 35 uation was well under control. letting tbo little exercise nnd surt•Mrs. J. C. Roberts of -Sanford and V J I be held at th»; (Vnu'do Country dent, entered his 23rd day of fast­ XPho i* now in the death cell. Her defense counsel, which is nosr story'today was supported by Mrs. ing today In an effort to improvo years Irt confri*** under the same Club ond in nddit’on to the dele­ [hine, living too much in bad air. ORLANDO— Installation of 7 Mrs. U llf Tlllls of Palntkn. He explained1 their gates present every business man hia hearing, IIo.has been partly Lilly Brudy, who also saw Uys kil­ fighting fsr the doomed man'a *Wng too little recreation and conditions. Funeral arrangements have not Hie, ’ ________ ler as he fled from the scene. deaf for eighteen years. vitality by declaring they did not file hydrants in .various sections of in Orlando will be Invited. Worrying. yet been made. . College Park asked, / worry"Thirty-six sanator* have died mer Cashier . testifies Today laced asSTSK 4 BANDITS SHOOT Schiller Plane Lajids On Island MILL OPERATIVES BEGIN STRIKE AS WAGES GO DOWN I FINDING OF BOOK OFFICIAL OF KLAN REVIVES HOPE OF RELATES TALE OF LOCATING BROOKS POLITICAL BRIBES 1 WOman’s C rushed [1Rudy Is Found In Blaze Bazes Home Of Celery Farmer On Saturday Night enator Copeland War ns Statesmen nThat Worry Will Cause Their Death Witness’s . BelatedStory Of Crime May Free Man Doomed To Gallows 1 V �I f ” ~ ■ ■ ------ *—■---- — * —r ’v w 0 m-tlMfWtlKMlKf TITE SAM \)U 1) IIK ttA U ). SANFORD. FLORIDA —r .... •a Suceetiful Six (IN S )—The home run duel be­ tween Ruth nnd Gchrif, home run twins of the New York Yankees, U on again—and Buster is one up on the Babe. Gehrig hit his first homer of the season against the Athletic* yesterday. lie also clout­ ed n triple, while n doi^hU* was the best Ruth cottlif get. The Ion(file lenders niv Phil Toilt . I o f the KgiLSm aniL.JoiiJIausuibttftif.-AtWrtirs. Kaclrhn I w iria'de' ' yi"li nl.Tv: T'iank 1'nVili TiT 'M tf *I.»n»lV and llarvty Hendrick of Brooklyn are the only National l.cngui* players who have hit Itvn i homers this season, ■ •- NKW YORK, Apr. 1 « . - ( I N S ) -“ Doth Valley” Phil Tacit of the Dan llowley, .starting his secondj Red Sox also hit two homers'lint season ns manager o f the Drowns, the Sox lost (#• ■(Vashinglon, t) to is being hailed in St. I.ouis today ns.the "miriu-le tunti" destined to ' lend thcJlruwmUfcOUt of ihv-Ayner- T1. , .7,-—- »-~i m featured the __ lean league wdderness. The fjen* ini Howley has rU n tn l the base- trnn,e<- -* * 1 • hall world by guiding his n«w team or s< .. . . . . coniehmk wit to three successive victories over the Detroit Tigers- regarded as a ■ MR 1 " *' *’ ‘ uM& Home Run Race fa Oiv Between Big: Hitters Dan Howley, As Manager Modern American Comp Of St.Louis Browns, Is \ Indebted to Early Spanish Hailed As “Miracle M a n ” - sA T rn n A T ^ rn n : Di*w winning E*-en Creator S u u m MICHIGAN WIN'S considered gi much slrongcr outfit. ,vilh , he Red, The thrrv <h *esvs have been hprd for D-troit fans to swallow hits as Drookl heentise they Were chiefly due to driek got his the plnying o f former Tiger stars. •"•nson .Miinush, lttue and .Manion. Yi.ilt-r *"*'V* 1 ** * , i he Internatio day Manion, a piilt.li hitter, tied f(ir ,|u, , i , tUit the score witri *v Home nm inthe (The New \ ninth nriil set the stlitre for the 1 St. I.nuis fa n fiasco in the eleventh when Hollo- ■" ,l''' s,,'di<r way, tho Detroit pitiher, lost his \',V,ly tkVhVn,* own game on a wild pitch, I to 3. ,„.u idol, nga The Tigers’ companions in ipis- Hoi-nshy, his fortune Include th» Philndelphiu hutting in thr Athletics, whose pennant hopes pm the game huve roceivil n teirtfic Jolt inthe five ifuis a*■i-i form .of two threats Inflicted by sMukth. ' ATHENS, (ia.. Apr. I I.— (IN K ) - Friday, the loth, brought the fir.-t h>^s of the hasehall season to the I 'diversity of-Georgia’s Dull* ,|ogsj k to .’I, to the Michigan Wai­ ve t inrs. • CHICAGO, Apr 11. — (IN S )— Willie lloope of New York, ami .lolinny latytnn or St. I.ouis, will fight it out for .the chain ” , |ship tonight in the final ’ i'.eli of |the national three cl *'uon hilliard Hndnameat They tile tied for first •KU|»fae*v••‘itch ‘with six games won i and two lost. * SPORT ew of it lea >ix to tonal ionuld six slier. rring , tin* ATLANTA, Apr. H. —(INS) — Ib-pi.'Seiitat ives of U'.t colleges and '(nivcrsitieH and prep, high and giumniur schools will compete in the sixth annual southern relays tit Grant FFieltl here this after­ noon. Predicts were that some ntf tile oiilslandiiig lecoids may lie Plan O f H a v in g 1 w o O f O ly m p ic s l ia s U n fa v o r a b le A . A.UA cross-flow radiator and the A C fuel pump. Add to these evident advantages in design the fact that it is the lowest priced Six built by General Motors—and then you will know why l’ontiac Six sales are continually reaching new record* hyaking heights! nm. i;?t| Calrlnlei, irvti fDoor Snlun, fA2t; Short Lorn Sri, Sim. ia ll.'ftt, Ail til laclory. I)rl nereJ /nl,„ 7 la l-a , wii lire liberal (.'•■■nut M.lwl I Imo l‘o,mrrtl flora < I I I P I .K Y -S» s-.li.l , iirs g o a l s i 'i i j ( from lu re to N orthern l lla ik o ls tim in g r tc e n l we, k. Seminole Motor Co Rive’s Garage iTkssrxrrs QUICK SEIIVU-'I TRANSFER I n t e r i m l Mioal Ni « • r*v i S|i i r l - Ldilrr NKW YORK. Apr 1! 'n e i& A & u & L lliinling, (ratin g Shipping, and Storage in tod '. . I am a'-i'i KOinewhal • that the ot!u ill-oil I- |.1 OHNtnAL MO T O R S hour HI**_______ Ml I 11, ;ir«| • g- v |., olio)). •' - hoard ii a Tiiwu* :,t a > 1 '.y. lint she v* r •< - M! i-ootia’. • , . i ih « -ot; liurn oil eii • o n lia e io * he has r-1 A. m erie.il hvthm . - •■• tins \, i v fe« Img, fflpenj'e on t'l® fart V ole "u \n E W Alnigtlc Unlbn ’ii I. i toe p e r fe c t *i ' K.: 1110,1.1. H. « ' * * * * Ml V l<>M|-youns Ikw 1. >> , • • of plfl'*Tai ism hi iln .it ........ . 11 noi V. lo. tl i'»p i I i ' -in big. [ • i -ii a ■ *o th i of i t ii- Ia.Ii;. n'. nl> i on i at it.ri e ei’ t ’ y F|i u • Ii a *'•' a ii d- o- r-t from lliu 'let in idenlilies lie.iween the r. -■ III ply cillliot In to it.ill <1 I. i I omelil I-.' iiie Sueill.’* The ioigm.il oh a >I tie- .Inn.of lym p i' it u h i -, via- to h .1-1 . lie s o f • i-< t iomil it ink a .... I I'm y» iindi'i the -ig>- I,nut of the l| f 11VIIIIM l', VI n il till* pile - Will rs t<> e o m p e te in a fin a l et of m es at A t la n t i c C i t y som e tine e v e n ts then w en- to lie •■ ill p n lim e. Tin winilci.-. id tin--- Ini d to A ilis te tih l into see the log riia tion al meet m g. here m a y In- s o m e th in g w n u i g i that p i c l n r e loll tin- w r i t e r i.- •i inn’ ty—tmtim w rong !•--iiati.oi.il g . mu'* m I'.iiig o f. Ii . ilidn't ’ \v.m> tin II ii Dol.tor to l i n e l u l l lili M i l l lil-rail i f it nil.an t tl>*i i i |*ii v e a r u*ul thi-se rare:. Hi it: ti t la k e the e.lg.- o i l the gallli hi \ in ti rdaiii " "pi- where she will engage ill i l l inn ii^ i n m jia ign of j/ S ill* \ MIU rompe- OIUI III.el >• lilll ll \\. .III T h e w i d e r dm -il l li.ippeh to ngit'i- wilti tins vei ooi l-ul that ithe A. A. I '.'s husin ss aii-l it dloidil know it- o u „ giinii- Melt . d tm g In tin- a r i i i i r s o f y o u n g liny, hi-i.lo se it f i a t s they ini-'hl hint | tills g a m e , h o w e v e r . Is Ill’ll 111 r lie A. A, I’.'.-, htlsinetui nm ii hmoi I--; ^ ^Lookit—that car we just passed is a mile behind us already” U T ontitcgrc.it proving grounds o f the nation’s highways —where driver vies with driver and O car meets car in all kinds of friendly contests —to­ day’s high-powered Chandler is the victor of victors! It is absolutely spectacular the way today's Chandler outsprints its contenders in traffic — and outclimhs them on steep hills — aij^l outruns them in straight going. And the reason is anything hut a secret: Chand. Icr has further increased the pott er of its Pikes Peak engine principle — in its new Sixes as well as its new Royal bights. You’ll iind, too, that any new Chandler you drive is much the easiest car to control you ever knew. And the reason lor this is Westinghouse Vacuum — three times safer than any kind o f me* ckanUal or hydraulic brakes that depend entirely upon muicular pressure. tOF r.f ihc p'l-hl iii: i- in ' misr.-il-1r,f milk In rii-lit t.ilil br saver fjiufit i- raimvil llits which i*rr 11• ihoi'*-l ot thr til rli.n it- v.-t-l |>rifri"t i ■ i'•■ milk. -!ir i mi i ii’ iiv 11-1—- ir*t thii km Mu* Jilin­ til 'in-k amf - rr.miv. t*i.\«-r ami /. |x )U r mi r. aii-l -rivr. Fur II 'A ! V • III.' in ill’ll- - FI.It hr, p- in ini" mi.,.It nr.|ili an-! rlirll, l*ii. in*-I•! anil pi'iir i*v>i cmiiifi| apri »n*xrti-^ri| -,'ili't till** illirr slight. y^ir-lialf i -t;» hut'., r. our clip rill-. Iv i! " •1.'ii<•) wiltf .jiiio"' t i v p n o r .,lli| ||Hll i " r Wi ll hit.-ill ll r'-'g. rnili«tarrli. Garpish witli tvhipper nc caip milk alirruitr'v ffith i-rran’ - • ti-wiiM »it'tr'l in •rr'h’rnt-'- two I'rie-f,' F i,1; tliirr-foiirflt tour, ("m I' m*;' ■" - h-ikmir rn|> i ii • in iw.i .in-1 mi !-.i!i rup, r, onr-fnurtli i* - ' " x TR - At hn tii . It* <1 iv tvr until wstrr i, tf-lu lf Ii 4i.|t.M>n !• inon flv.-iir. ali " i’ ri| .i't.1 i-in- i up ii,ilk auij a Hat tin i'l »ii" I- tat* "V ii, i-«* •• b 'I 'iihlr I 't.r until- IriKt' i Florida Chandler Motor C o. iyr r u d J i i l t n l ,i /’. tUh .V-Iinv; •g lr r s , TIasy, too, to luhricptc the chassis. Just push a plunger anil Chandler's “ One Shot” System auto* maticallv lubricates the car from end to end. No fuss. No time out. Money saved. And just look around and compare other car# with Chandler for beauty. See how sumptuously Chandler endows its new Sixes and Royal Eights with all the trappings and trimmings o f elegance. N o skimping, no< cutting corners anywhere. ChaiullerisChandlcr-huilt—through and through — in Chandler’s great $10,000,000 plant. Built step by step with zealous care In strictest con­ formity to the hard and fast rules o f quality and COUPES $1195 to $t»50 SEDANS $1195 to $1995 SS'OR I MO!>r:i-S.$iro5 U»$I5^5 . CR.CLHVELAND Sanford Fla. • MOTORS CORPORATION' s CLEVELAND, O J I IO . Vital, Malt., ^tr.rrnt.rml lo be OmdeJ hfUiM t'lam, Ih• in.'iI ui *n,*kU, Mrfi**tidbit. Iw r illy 'll • mbiiitrs with ratnn-ij sliml l mill: i*. aIk-mi fa il. M . jM .ii u Iirs, -m titip pi"* i t-ill .'I >i,n mil ami |ilii-« r t>( wllii'h Ii* h.rn »|i-.'ht|y • (gill eil -with , our trasi*<Hiii corn* lu'i'r h .ilirs c.tuiii-U ji'-ir* ar.-niul p.nh). Fill pr.if cavitir* with 'tm v lim v . i-un TJu'n >on , imi *1 Mill with prur sjitip; j>oi|i over rirr nmhl. Fill rnittr of ring with swertcucil whippej ucatu. 4 S A N F O R D B U IC K C O 20S-212 Magnolia Ave JSanfoi’d Kla/ -ROYAL. JUGHTS N E W BIG SIXES N E W IN V IN C IB L E SIXES �. <9 • • fi riL V V > i W f W K l l r i W I I I f H i Vi ' IT Mt*l*e*l ^•7w?rf-f.'TFT1 ■■ '*vr*n** '■^i*'V*" THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, A P R IL 16. 1028 A New Kind O f Politics THE SPIRIT or FLORIDA ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR Although Dr. MacKcnzie o f Leesburg has not been in Hath Bryan Owen Is demon­ divided her budget into two parts; this gubernatorial race lonjj plough to show what strength ___ _____ ____ a Battn he will have on the home stretch, he is running now with the strating tho true spirit of Florida. in one side o f her poclselbook she U fi*w t it , m i , at A * P m m i i m • * h a h i a , P I m U * . * * 4 * r act easy grace amt rhythm of a thoroughbred. Having to In her little Fold, christened, "The has put tlie money for pcrsnnl ex­ •t Hank a, isar. of Floridn,'* she 1ms traveled penses in her campaign. No re­ wait for a Supreme Court decision to determine hit* eligi­ Spirit from Key West to Jacksonville, tinue of puld homblowers pre­ J£S?=si££l bility, he.wus held at the wire until two other candidates making sufficient stny. in each cedes her. With the “ Spirit of w a u m. j o n u . i i u ( t * t Kait*« nnd established for themselves leading positions from which, community to get acquainted with Florida" she is making her can­ ■ r B s c iu m o n r a t e s they claim, they cannot be displaced. the people. She has 110 ndvnnce vass with that dcgfve of economy Du T H r _ Dr. MncKensie delivered the opening address of his agents, no publicity writers and thill lirtokenH cure In the sending *la Three Mobthe campaign in Lake Wales only a few nights ago, and we do no boosters out on the mud in the nf public funds. (Ju the other side Ur Cartier' per interests of her campaign. In cont- o f her purse she bus put the cash . . „ . ... .. The Herald, flaaforA's >1eater aewe- Jiot believe he has made another since, although a regular king itinerary lias been. J)1u; uhm1 heginning in j J - - r fe — aaaer, aabarrtbea «• tha la Uanal. N j% t at cnnSpnTgn tthrough* monaoim impression on those who heard him and upon nnd Is forming * ................ contacts.with fully out the state and paying for it | •11 tha lM a ia T m a u r * f (ha those who rend it in the papers that he is now conceded to one half tho population of Florida. as she goes. No financial taint tith e t<oil A Tha L H. (U to »«««aiir e«riH*a« ia ruH*a » < ta be one 0f the lightest olj the dark horses. Mrs. Owen is establishing n . will uttnch to her campaign, •llkrat rsuL In this speech, strangely enough, for it was a political wholesome „ . „ precedent , . , in .polities, j ..There , , may yet he those who. A T ’S l ? ! ® £ X S S J V S 1 12 T h e HeaalA U a B teaiW r mt Ik * Speech, Dr. iMacKcnzlc did not attack the record of a mnjtlc A a A lt D m a a at C l m U l U M , one of his opponents. Ho did not besmirch the character functions, she hns the good open-minded, thntM rx..-. 0 wyn is ra trra a tie a a l A e e e rla tle a U n k ^akere, A l t r i l l w r * , aaA A A r r r lU - or reputation of this one or condemn the tactics of that taste to make Vo reftrenctv to -pal- pulfiiijr nWgiitty mtopolilics that la a A gea ta s k i r l T r * « l m rmrC ondi * He did not throw mud, nor dodge mud. 111 fact, he ; itlcs; tile contrast 1* so grent that, in wholesome. By thr very 'man­ C e U k k f t ' a r a W f la n i a h te tk era a a k aaAII of k « k * n < » t l* l did not seem to know there was any mud there. like absolute silence following a ner of her campaigning ami her Male la » r * r r te H r l t r a k e e la trt great noise, the very silence regard for the finer, proprieties of *11 elalm a i f r t m l o l M aa w a ll a What he did do was to say something nice about every kearat kaalaeaa e r f k * * * . for her. When she makes life ami for political decorum, she one of hisi (opponents. He Commended Hathaway for tho aspeaks political address it consists of is attracting to her'support men Hplendid roads Florida has built during the past three years. n constructive, discussion of pol­ and women who opposed her two MONDAY, APRIL 16. He praised Carlton for being a clean, upright young man itical issues nnd economic quest-' years ago. Everywhere one hears IHULE VERSE FOR TODAY who is conscientious in what he is doing. He spoke of ions us they arc related to pol­ only good words for tills woman who hns made herself so useful Carson as a brilliant attorney who has the courage to get itics and political treatment. A PRECIOUS MEMORY—The Like most women, Mrs. Owen in life am! who shows such a grasp out and fight for what he thinks is right. And even old memory o f tho just Ls blessed: but has great respect for law nail or­ nnd understanding of the political the name o f the wicked shall rot. Catts, he had a nice word to say about. derliness. She knows how much issues of the day. Frequently one And in addition to mentioning favorably the other can- money she may legitimately spend. Hears the prediction that ho will — I*rov. 10:7. . d'dates, he did not devote any large portion of his address ) \viti/ womanly 'instinct she' hu« ' carry every‘county in this district. to I ’ R A YE R — I^ord, help us . know that the just shall live by to himself as is, we believe, an almost universal custom with candidates. He neither elaborated upon what he had done faith. nor told at great lemrth what he could do. lie modestly CITY TRANSFER THE HOME-TOWN PAPER Call a physician. Tbsn begin explained his platform and announced what lie considered . & STORAGE CO. ‘‘•nwgsncy’’ treatment with Tho paper in our_town, we're to be the needs of the state. I ; \ (*i* r t I *If111 It 111•• 'I I 111U. 1ii III«11111ftt * c rut I MU. Hini|!|tlrtn, j ' mighty proud of it, This is something new in 'Florida politics. It is dif­ Triif'U 1*111*1111h*M And each day its pages we eager­ I'NtiHt* Ntltl .(Hi N, 4 t r . ficult to say just what kind 01 an appeal this sort of states­ ly scan; II A id 'll W. I.OSSING M-rr. O — r 2 j MUIion J m U00J K««r/» It comes to our doors like u friend, manship will have among the pet.ple, but we must confess we rather like it. in him, as iu others of those candidates and we love It— It’s served us as only a good who "have no chance of being elected," there seems to lie paper can. much better quality tlian in the leaders of this race. 52 Highway Lots A t B R Y A N T C IT Y S.°Wow£A 1'"*■* v G Highways— Traffic makes Value. Large Lots with m Assessments, Buy and Build in Bryant City. This is a Gen­ uine Auction Sale A N D “We Don’t Mean May Be”. You Will Make the Price—Terms Are EASY. R A YB U R N ROSE & CO. AU C TIO N EER S 10 Watkins Block P NEUNONIA ' ■. ■ •> d e iM Monday, April 23 A t 2 P. M, (Rain Or * U gr * ; ; ( o l $!•- •' INSPECT BEFORE SALE / i JOHNNY FARRELL J Our “ goings" and “ coming*" have all been recorded Upon its fail pages in days that have passed; Our births and our marriages have been recorded A place in its annuals for many yenrs past. Our funerals, weddings and social "brewings"— Our festivals, gatherings, par­ ties, picnics; Our sewing-bee circles, “ pink teas" and club "doin’a"; Municipal matters and town pol­ itics. r,\\ The paper ixt-our town ib frailrss, plain-spoken. Il deals with the truth—never quibbles with facts; It takes for its motto the time honored token, ' "A square deal for all," which it backs up by acts. It tries to reflect all that’s good in its pages, And stands for whatever is decent and right. When wrong would creep in, then a battle it wages, And always our paprr wins out in the fight! _Ft. Meade Leader. Ray your taxes if you cun; '.f you can't, pay them anyway. — Bryan— Owen I * department of commerce. The South, and particularly Florida, is the envy of the whole country on account of the remarkable industriaj.activity sinre IBM. Mr. Hagar stated that during the past fourteen ycais manufacturing has increased in the southeast section of the United States some HOT per cent while the average increase in other parts has been about 250 per cent, lie adds that the South, with its vast area amply supplied with hydro- * electric pmVer, railroads, highways, and good schools, further offers an almost inexhaustible labor supply to which manufacturers are gravitating. The Miami Herald comments on Mr. Hngar's statement as follows: 'Th e rapid growth o f the South may not l*e fully uu^p-jf..ized by the people o f that section nor of (lie nation at large, yet the surveys reveal the rise in industry, and agriculture, coupled with commerce. The South has beep slow to start, but'now that she hns embraced the modern media of pro­ gress, there will ho no stopping o f the march ahead. "People oL-Uui North usually look with longing eyes toward the South, for they would escape the rigors of the cold amf the constant struggle with weather. Hut until IiUe years there has been little business to call them in this direction. Now the possibilities of the section have been recognized by capital. Hig business is interested, and is investing heavily. With the natural resources, with the power opportunities, with the climate, plus the enterprise of the man, the machine and transportation, the South is hound toward a brighter day." ----------- -— o----------------- W inner $15,000 BEHIND this em blem of service are our entire resources. I Our first thought is purity of the water that make3 your ice. I Our second thought is solid b o 2en ic e ' that lasts longer. Miami Beach Championship Says: Our th ird th ou gh t Is p ro m p t d elivery and courteous treatment. T h y b asis o f th e s e th o u g h ts Is y o u r ’ health and happiness. R em em ber the truck or wagon with tho orange oval-0/fcB5(£mT;y T' i SAVE FOOD FLAVO R .MONEY, WITH & u k-. ‘ • m. i - - ...— Luckies have a wonderful flavor and never irritate the throat. ICE The Cream o£ the Crop— the finest flavo r—* the greatest enjoyment ICE^* ^DEPARTMENT s£ 0 *1 P A H i llh. and Maple Avenue Phone 202 OUR COMPLIMENTS, GENTLEMEN MIAMI I’OST James M. Carauit. ■tihn. continues the Governorship, Ur win her way into the heart* of l he voters.— Hastings^ Herald. j FLAGS ON LOTS v is a s It's shone like n beacon in darkness , and sorrow, A Growing South And brought to Us happiness, r courage and cheer; That industrial expansion ill the South has led the naWe get it today, and look for it tomorrow— tion is tho interesting fact brought forward in an address It never has failed us, from yrar tn the National Electric Light and Power Association by unto year. John M. Hagar, director of market surveys, United Stales 1 w ORLANDO is nut reluc­ tant to let the people know where he stands .upon .public questions. Like Senator Watson, he has an­ swered thirteen questions pro pounded by the Miami Post, frankly and without reservations of any kind. Tho same may he said of Dan Killian, candidate for tinState Legislature. Both gent lenten are to be commended. Whether elected or defeated both will have the sjUtsfuct ion of knowing that they dodged no is­ sues; that they eunio out into the open and matin their fight stand­ ing up. Tho questions prepared and put to Stntc and Legislative eumiid ales are not intended to embarrass, and they will not embarrass a rundidatc who is ready to conceal from the electorate. Voters have a right to know what they ntay e x ­ pect front citizens who seek their suffrages, and the press is their -proper lUrdTIlm o f expression, | I hi- Miatn Post seek* this] information not r,,r itself, hut for 1 the people nf Dade CouiiFy and State nf Florida. Its columns are f open and replies are printed with out current comment. The Post, quite naturally ami justifiably re serves the right to discuss any candidate and his principles edit otially from time in time, hut i it refrains from analyzing the an swers to its Questioiinativ in the issue that publishes such answers. or. t nisort is the only candidate for Governor that has responded with forthright directness. Mr. Watson and Mr. Killian arc the only cand.dales for the LegisliItuie from whom wo have heard. Candidates are clearly within their rights so far as the Post is concerned if they ignore its in­ vitation, and the Post will be clearly within its rights if {t iri terprets silence as a tactless gray of revealing timidity. A a wo-get it fw m Qve JackHonvitle Journal, any man who runs for irovcrnor, in conceited ijxi-ept Kona Hathaway. -------- o-------Americana talk ahout themselves, suys H. G. Writs. That's fl/flur weakness. Evidently the Eng­ lish talk about others. Perhaps that's their weakness.—St. Peters­ burg Times. --------o-------it appears that oppotltion has developed against Senator Parrish's candidacy to succeed himself. Th<Herald regrets this as it believes no bettor man could be found in the district to serve us in the Senate. 1 -------- o-------Texas Guinan, New York night dub hostcBB, has opened another place. It's called a shoe store, but you want to be well heeled when you go there.— Haines City Herald. FREEDOM OF THE PRESS For the chances are you will lose ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD your sou). -------- 0-------There has arisen a good deal of always hei n used— notably since “Catts threatens to beat pastor in Grovelabd speech.”—Headline. comment and argument regarding the World War. Indeed, it is for Politics are what we would call remark* made by the President at the sake of honest criticism of pub­ warming up when brother min­ the opening of the New National lic policy and administration that isters allow them to thaw out their brotherly love.— Suwannee Press Club building in Washing­ tiic piet j, k guaranteed its ftiic *r ton. The President has been under­ dmii. Democrat. stood ns insisting ttiut the press That freedom is sometimes iir —----- o-------A friend of ours receives the should not criticize or interfere hused. But it is usttnlly justified fallowing information on a post when our government is conducting by students of government nJjii card: "Taxes on your property in negotiations with foreign nations. safety valve for the release o f bplTo this then* can be but one ans­ I led-up discontent, even when tit Bilhio, Florida, are past due for Ihe following years— 1923-1024- wer from the American newspuper is not ii constructive force.* 1025*1026-1927. Our tax books profession, regardless of political Any President naturally believe.. will close on April 30, 1928 and affiliations: hi* policies are right, and likes jo "Hut suppose the gwvi fitment is have them supported. But it is in your property will be sold for City taxes after this date, unless paid. wrong?" possible, in this free country*, jt<> Or what amounts to almost the obtain unanimous support of u free ‘ 'If you’' wish to take advantage of o special discount of 75 per cent same thing: “ Suppose the press press even for foreign policies. on nit taxes back of 1027, yka.it*: honestly believes the government This was shown very clearly in return this card with lot and block is wrong?" President Wilson’s ense. Unurtim* number of your property filled in Freedom o f the press, which is ou.< support is possible only in below and I will advise you by re­ a cardinal principle of our tradita country where the government turn of -amount dua -■•-*underJ on —... (nail - — — — Constitution, has always controls tho press. And where the this dlacount. Very tnily yours,*bcen held to justify honest criti* press it, government-controlled, Tax Collector „ _ • cistn of the government, nnd has there is n0 freedom for the people. hicks get from Purina L I F E and GROW TH" •>' m• .vt'v i vSSfiij V —Tj "/ ^ * ROM the time chicks step out of their shells, they look to you for protec­ tion and care to live and thrive. .Poultry yard facts show that more than «>o‘ of the chicks fed Purina Startcna and Purina Bahy Chick Chow live and grow rapidly into plump broilers and early laying pullets. Isn’t it sound business economy to feed Purina, which saves 9 out of to, instead of average mixtures on which 5 out of 10 chicks die? Come in and let us show you how to save chicks and get them to early maturity. .wM : v — 1 F m t 'J .^1 ts / { I chick H B H H rS TAtfgBTEHAM>11 MO W I mm 1 ' (p1 Bauman Bros 116 West First Street Phone 82 ^ No Throat Irritation- No Cough. 1 ‘T h e Store W illy tjic. Checker hoard Sign” * 5 1928, The American Tobacco Co./Manufacturers y s in V A , *• V -* '» •■ * ,J - *■1 �»•-. M y g ^ a / .r r m i £;V'LIES;Clarence : i »i4 0 | to -• S.jiliE v .'i l 'i j 'i .*v_- uni'M 2 :T ^KOltnillKHAU^ANFQRl^FI^M*^ D [TS’"ATTACK TO N5Y’S DOMAIN x m m s& ssi ■e^wnrenrnWiMffv i1MrntrilX** i ?n >; 7^ tonal eon vent i a but two M faltering tones. This wns the ronrunsuH uf ujrin distant virtually all arrange [ 1 1; N IA K' SPRINGS, Apr. ft . Lying his crusada n gaW t Ion hero following a debate be for the assemblage 11 ul for t tween thefnmouH lawyer and Don track gambling «nd SUlriey''?'1 rid C. McMullen, dry champion, t itainment of Ihe^eveial the and into three more west Florida when more than 2 ,0iH) iktsoiin delegates, alternate L , James M. Carson, enndi* packed the city auditorium t > hun paperineii have beep decided Tile temporary elmirm'.i it anil [for governor, addressed Inrgu them. ‘ L ccs voStenlay in Washnlg* The men were introduced by note" spetihei lias In 1 a sel lloimss and Walton countie t. Opie Read, venerable Kray haired the National committee lm L,kc first nt Chiplcy in ttio writer and lecturer who came from served headquarters, and 1 Ling, at Honifny in the after- his home at Howeyin-lhe-llills all presidential candidate |.ml rinsing the dny with an especially for the occasion, Judge chosen their sanctum saticle \V, Raleigh Pettewny presided as R<» with all .National 1 'invrntpms a neutral. Darrow had the opening, and and usually present a tedious task when he finished, all dry mgnjdaq-’ with state .delegations and news- j lions, reformers, preuchc is and .puiiers* representative* ihtmnriiig |t befoi'c from the speaker's politicians had been scorched for particular locations, have been |( J. i„ the court house nt Marian* plenty. He stood on the platform carefully ironed out with all pal" nFhe paper, a confidential to* with his hands in his pocket and ties coiiecnn*l aopateiitiv well |of the Sanford Credit Assocci- shot drabs deliberately. Now and satisfied. I,, showing the recording of ns* then he thumped his famous sus* Nearly ten ini!i> f decorated ■meiits of Mortgages in Semin* ponders, hidden^ nmlo.r an equally streets, mostly in tin* downtown (.i( Bounty to Sidney J. Cutts anti famous drab business s iit. districts, will greet the visitors on w | aI„| totalling S24.7G0, disap* If Florida wnntcd prohibition, June 12, while Kansas City in ' j, |nl from the table nt the clone Dacrow said, it was ‘‘all right" general will clean up, paint up and .Hl I jp meeting while Mr. Carson with bim be doesn't conw hen* plant flowers. With much activity m, I shaking hands with a group much anyhow, lie dcrla'cd that the being manifest *e.oiit campaigns ,(s Iritmis ami supporters, right of individual states is w'uat for liealltifii at ion, it i> finely pic |lt, lie document had been used by he is figlitnig for, and if prohihi dieted that t be el t tug pi c eliti-d m; Icindiihite l" prove that nin* lion were put to the lest on sut lt a (lie convention gallievilig will !•*• j,,, L for office is a money making basis it would lose. the most spn and span a well as [inw with Catts, and it showed "I v,ouldn’t make a "dry" drink artistic, in Kansas I'itv's history. j,|< [t between tile close of the 1W24 f he didn't want to," be said, "Rut t’jvie I'riile Stirred hpa gn and the Spring or -Ht27 I believe in everybody eating and Civic p rid e has been aroused to tb L had. invested this money in drinking what they waul. to. the point wile re all "uglies ' are rccy and the transactions would "Nobody is ever hurt by mod I being tabooed. A citywide flows I Lr Ipive been revealed except oration in anything. It's cxee-st.l growing eoiitesi v illi pl'i/.es offer the tlnsjng nf the "Seminole even in prohibition, that does the j i>il for the best bed . is under way. pity Hank iii Sanford. Vnrnnt lets an* being ideared of harm," be declared. idmillainv l i‘kct 1.1 1 be 1 "ii I It was a very foolish act.” Mr. Most veiiiimi re being |' i •■<I. and foe "W hy liquor is an isiipir.it'm , ' beautiful flower garden* Lm told each of his audiences he shouted n moment later- "Win re 1 lie In 1 lime hi 1 In In t M-y " f lie lei day "It assured me that my would all of mil; great poeirj h • 'f piddic,in pul lies 1 r 1 1 arils wdl La.gn against the reverend our poets drunk onl> ire water .’ '' •bear 1 tin" engravings besides 1 lie man is beginning to be felt picture nf (lie N.iliotial Cap'll"!. Darrow denounced as cowards kit supporters am! revealed the everybody who submits to a law A plrluii i.f Ciin\,i| tt bill, tb lilmt I am making greater pro- that lie said sent them 10 11 I fm |« than I bad thought." drinking a gla--< of hem And such jut the theft did not rtletrl a law, be said, was hnsi,[ .mi ignor­ I imnliilate from making the ance and bigotry lie asked that ryes against ( ’alts based upon everyone chose loi himself wlial document, was disclosed :n his ):n should do and not <|m. He an u« Limcem.nt that after the pa* (1(] KfcMulIeu and the fuel mu :.e ► disappearance he had tele* represented of wanting to slo,i L m! a frietii! in Sanford and ns I everything. Lull he 1earl a telegram for the 1 The muiosjdiei i- was det uh'ly L of the mu ft giving all the Wet W'ln-ii McMullen, of iailipll, vniMica eoiitaiueii in the or->stalled to dry il out. lie weld altel ■ il diH-untent. Darrow strong but never eould j nr. Caron’s audience at C'hipley thoroughly dr> tlieplaii out I’lii 1 .■ ■Wm» AjU/llte erowd jamming was no derision. little nniri room until standing! jiw g ^ c a ry v I,v available. At ' 'niianct- teas equally * large m Hi.' Holmes county , ;|l. 1t l"i ' ' mill 1ii t l.ig will (..• |i|*'Vi'll I'd V isi*, MlK,ri!l V » •*’ ft hull'.c ttie address in this j I in liliit L Min in 1*1 ItHW III* tltiple 1" <ll| li;n bl-< 1 .lit"!. * was licliMM.il ,.t the city and* 4 tin ki ll until * u in; l*.t? . ••Mai .at 1 i ••.vspiipet . .111,1 pi*, ■ ,, .... ui?|.-i mu ami w.i heard bv ncailv v 1 riiln ^ «i" m ’ •1, pi :ir.i :up *'i t lie hull DEFENSE IvII41 TO BLAME IV IN BANK in laiulidate tliscii'-eil the race ' (< i.iituund li" k uni 11,1cr at lenglb and deVot cashi-i wa> wattic: eous.ilerabie aUelltioli It, the turned Ins tpie ti"t s raiididacy. lie also flayetl liugmg tb*iiial Am Carlton and Hathaway for , smiled as though v f1’aroiU apathy toward what vvanl humm 111 t ■' -libtsl as tlie most import* j laikt* didn't "luiu issue u| the vampuign, that of Key Traces M ug Calls and annihilating The same trail'd gambling clement which fin* 1ure in tin* last trial ag tin* reverend gentleman's I in this ease ami ag MARION, 'Hu m1mi. them from annual ........... -bait'tmtRtn tlie olil ' hi 111111 III* the eiedlt' , siiiiMi.iic luii|.lo get out mill i aonnl account upper 'p tin* ctute tA discuss ili;w js- I iniu.ny. Again he to frankly and- stiuarely," said tuison. "Neither Mr. Ilatlia* nor Mr Carlton would tuke the bonks before t be t ank evailim | In cudgel although w*e tried t" ci urrivutl, lie said tire ink was t tknii to imikc this fight. Their scarcely dry on the la t entry wilt ii * , me to do so is tljp reason I en* the exnn imr tame in throngli 1 lit , f the tumpnijfn ami at sueli a ftviit door. lie told once mole how l.like at 1( dale I promise to go over H;ito f 1 '»ni one end to the first had bulked at signing tin* ^ t* to present the issue in the notes and bow he explained to Inm \ " mv I ran l know the people that failure to d" so WouM no an i ^ londa will always take the immediate arrest of every employe ^ 1 '"Ic uf 4 1moral Issue and of the bunk, lie ri■founted agifi' .| e tin* nason l have implicit how he ami l ake silt in tin* iltreet ^ 'diner in 1 hem in this fght." or'» room tit the burl, of ilie haul , that morning and bow i^idi of the notes w a s'matle and b"W he mg’it*d them anil bow they were enter- ' ed n„ |(ie books by li « l*hllli|»**. j rainier Kitls Jury lie told again about the \ulde/. bontl deal in whit'll be said l.ul.o I bad use.l the money lent him on c ¥I S.iHlO of \’nlde5t hotel bonds *>'• 11 didn't own anti how money was > taken from the City Coupon Ac- » count to redeem them when the, real owivlier demanded thrir n- WASHINGTON, 1 Apr. »«.— (IN S )—President. Coolidge was tn vitctl today by a Tennessee deltgu lion to spend ids aunt liter vacation at the J. B. Pound esUtc on the top o f Lookout .Mountain. star. tJlher $5ytoiKi. wet ,ht! ltl)UI, ,, purchu. cr o fron, jj,,,,. t means with vvhlflK.iaadf* course jest .tlian .boil' . ' I‘‘‘ iag..J->a»hi*oUiiHr water is absolI n* utelv*.essential for tear The cohk representat c mentioned with apprral. Tt> the dietician limit* It heiri is iiimeudalii n of their u. T.*ej r it nt protein, star, «tij ■ireti. ill three viumm-A, It, C - voimin cm>tent.bowcvfa piig. jp.il urity liie prai C ri**'.rib c carlv 'iety pci li - mieotli and rind will ■r ' 1 .- davtvr, contaltmnre n C wbivl protect ; ' '.rw. wb-n jit '•>•<*!VI n* v In'll it I* r!i|rt*;He nKs , >1 fn m -- st.irrlnd suvaJ 1ic.ore vt.coin It e.inlcdnie *-v«sl , r 1 wbii'b is wulert ant 'ir in -!m ,:i* rollH** fiVOS in ■i•§1 in contcnvilh tin , I viriciy. The sm-st caiij C*v 1 - 1 and the n to tht i.ilt. st s-.vcct variety -tain ap ximatcly the same vnin coat IHblical Anprov.'l T! c rrpnlariiv o* r r I r 0 <n in !'■ ’ ■ ■''i" v m b " .-tin where re 1 01 W^fprntliarrett. , . li 11' ■: 1. • .*f 11'whaler line* m li.-* Dull uf. I,aw - Canadian Sieanu*;* Reaches .Marooned A viators On lsl;i:\d mi • , , 1 j>. 1 c<| 1 lull the aces o f ic ■ t*■on hot* M.'iitealeaching I land weve I 'lie 1-0v .1:1 ■■ ab'injc shore it * ;ty u l h»* tt iH Milli .1 Mil obwppf'tty l*ipt«t\ ic.iiivy J n> 1 . i" ............ 1 iii, ■1 1 i " * wen .1 tb ■’ l< d i \i ilie l: ■ ■ ' It* , '■ \\ .. 1 1 it Ire, 1 1 .in ii 'V.*/ • ! 1 . 1# 1 II « 1-T* ; . ; .t *‘i *t.it rit,,,* t .11 ]>' 1 l«i I "i del .i" ! Mr. 1 ii* 1 1 .t•1v ilam p ■ ' 1 .; t."l ‘1,t In ♦ 11 1 l . li*’ 11|* • IV, II II) "II .1 re. . I f 1 t i n ; i i i i NIA N'evisionary • ul li recent tnipleted ■1 ,11 1 t i f H im I \ tin? room « J; rU. IJlon J. Moiiton Architci FlorrVJa's ([nv(»rnov Flays I r;MMn<kIl As liein» Spineless l-’irsl Nitt'3 Kanildj. 5UHTon1 MKl.ltUl'b’ N' I b'lor.ila was lu< pllle dm iitg lln THE Canned Asparagus Tender M ETHOD o f M o to r Reconditioning Installed Us Since Without A 1 IIASTINUS. lln . A nnl I". (IN S ) -"Spuds" I aig regaid I ns a poor iiimi’a dish, do 0"i cine' within that category any longer, j at least the urhitocralit* Irish p*> tatoest raised in Florida jtnd sbm ^ j>ed north to opting markets dotty j .Recently the first potatoes ship ped from the «t«te tiniTh brought 1 n fancy price o f . $11 dollar.^ t>e) barrel F. [). It. in I’hila<lcl|ilna. Tiiis season Hastings, 'which I md been buuUn by Federal I'oiot in f (X S P A R A G n S .'repnii t mraibei of the'lily family v Hi 2'toO the race to put (lie first Irish po tatoe* on the spring market, t ain*' w ^ years of ancrxtr.il hrmling oark of it, is one "f tmr in***« trisout first. torratic foods. lultiv.,l**l b * rIn? anrirnt Romans, it is -.in! 1 > hive « K f S SKN TKNFI rearhrtl'a bfiglrt <>f twcUe fret, and sticks raivrd at Ravrinm are M H 'N T A IN CITY, Term. Apr. reputed to ‘liavr v\eigl»rd ihrrc 1G.— (IN S )— A scntcncu to report ponnds earb. And since one as­ to a Sunday school elaas eery Sun­ paragus bed will rontimic 1 ' pro­ day wan imposed on a youth, Carl duce for a century, do-re is tio Lawson, when he was arrested doubt that ibe plants attained g fR t heie recently in. connection with •ile' , . , Imported to this country, wlrrre j the breaking and entering of his only the “ sprar*" are eaten and the .Sqnday School teacher’s home. tips preferred, a1paran o became a Lawson denied that he hud'on■tortd his Sunday School teacher's ‘ home but admjUojI that he had ol the Sacramento lth 'r(f,Vitt*yr broken into the Fountain* City ninety nylr* from Sin Francisco, grammur achtKil more than a year with canneries located on the fields, R « resulted in changing the status fiSSfc"SMS, W Mi SlAll'lJhX I’lijTd.N R l^r.S will stirp ml1 immiiinir.iiston • , si,nir ;iuil Ittss c>i’ OitniDiv.sMiin. of .a-pjr1gd> from a vegylahle altrial ,*xchfsittt*Jy for 11tr wfll-kl'llo. *0 ..in w1i!r*u the re 11 Ii of e v e ry ­ one. ‘ Quality Atparagus Canned ( Inv mson wbv canned aspare* I Cils i> usually none lender than thr raw vcgriiihlr is Itcrause the t'lvi vc ’ etabli- lose* it* d< lic.atc flav.'l unless it is i’.iteji soon alter gather* tug. Travel ti'tichcii!, the sialka and long trips fmtn the fields to Oiarkrts natur.ilh rob asiuragiii o: Its flavor and delicacy <^ur ft%t quality a*".vagus, jitcrglore, f» tanned right in the field* and^comti ,tf> ttj‘ leqdi r and delicate in flavor, j. ready fqr, p*e itv simph *td*t!s.j'.iv*« j and vegetable . ..inbimttioo**,— -h -*4— more economical than the cliea:*>r' grades. bccJsise every Inrh uf Uu , Stalk is edible. • . a W e Kiiar.TiiUT .vuu tlie sal i^j'at lnij| o f tlriv in g a inv car so lon g iis .voui*.inotop is coiufornvtL < Wt'* Itavn iii.-H^vil^vl 7R M!fs f llycrmlter HUnl. lic e arc th e rt'sulls: lejrt rHli.qtilct motor, nion* luiwer ami le tte r IK'rftiniaiicc. Wo will lie glad !o tluntuiiHtra " lit, (Vaturtm of llm ring tV you art uurjdai'e 21'* W\ First St. ' **a*. ^ ^ * *, ^ * 215 W . F irs t SI s ' : I'U TOO OSIFY) \\ f| .11 Safe. Mui reu.sorvaiile Apply l .mils F Co., Ud Itf’ I hit A W . V. 1111 {Hill I" •*• * |t Jt> Jti ).tlf I It 1 • ; Rhone 502 *14* �1 ; » » PA G E SEVEN T i r e B A F F O R D H E R A L D . 8 A N F 0 U D . F L O R I D A , M O N D A Y , A P R I L 16. 1928 » .J lifi- -*- i M rs . H o lly F or i Office Telephone 148 FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence M u s ic Social Calendar • • C lu b P re s e n ts Tel. 37. M is s H a s P a V ty F ern W a rd tuininc in I.i c ii.mil upiclou* munntr, .Mrs. Roltert John I H o l l y Sr., w a s ' h o s t . mi S a t u r d a y j I C h a p t e r o f U .D .C . T o Is Feature Picture At Milanc Theatre H o w "do t h e y m ake m o tio n ' / t ? " 1>R 1 y HAROLD LLOYD In ‘‘SPEEDYL7M X ■U % n Nc'.v . \ l Spring Shades ados x La re. and Small Sizes _ i. . LO O K W H O ’S H E R E ! BIG! v A J.S M Y BM A t e F u u o d a t ion 1 irk for orvv rJty docks- nccntly tnpleted. - DANCE careful ; . S IL V E R A d m i h s i o n .7 5 c ] > e r ,6 i u p i e * L a d ie s K llK K * her eleaniiiR problems Site dismisses the matter from $25oo to her mind after Ri\inR us her order, for our service is guaranleed by past performance. TH E Last Second Street xX3< fceasions She likes (o call us in handle . l a k e % She values (heservice we render. TUE SD A Y APRIL 17th.,V1 «;»j - Shipment of kit if* i ■d> She is (he one who values her • .J-i i Airs. Itoy-ii: Williams nltenUon .......... , * " » 1.y,n- otoer5 Woman wardrobe and Rives i( X % Smart i o Take /VdvanlnRe Of Fact Thai • Most Amusement Places VTolate The law s And Heal* laic To (.alL-uUpojv Pollce-vw -V w The- Tallies in Leeping with the colol I he bridge players included Alis Lxipiisite in every detail was scheme vvoil used for tin- enjoyalde Fern AAuid. Alls. It. It. Deli- Migames o f idge und at the con th,- bridge party given Saturday t.y M r . , * , „ . «• Mia,,,. I, H T s I r " 'N e l l \ Y i ........... . .M iselusion „ f ^it- fifth pn.givssion, l l i i i m s. "cores were i,dlei te,| mid prizes at h**r attrnrtivc *ijieu Iioiik* *»n 1 1 a n,,i-(V p u t t o n , Al s - S a r a AA’ ni io n awarded. »f> J. K. AVathen who Avat ,1,1a Avenue, when she inter E a s t e r h y . ' M i s s I ' e r r i e L e e B e l l . "Cored the /mst points, won pink tained iu honor of jniss Fern Wald, A l i s s A lin a H o w u n l , M r s . A A illjau i (systal ciJdli- sticks decorated l whose marriage to1.Mr. J„hu AA'alk zA. L i t t s I I I . , A i r s . K a i l e K . J o n e s with tiny . tinted flo\\en*. or Alt Glaau-ry takes (.is* Em l y B a i l e y . ' while Mrx.(•;, B. Stowe who scored thrtf least ints, teieivi*ii a dainty hand pat•it I pdwiler puff mul holder. Uefreshai-nts of tintedd pears, j Kerresliii-ntfi altines, cL i-m- vvafeis,. punch pu ami ake y \yere‘i*M-— uke e r e ’d-m-il.1 I Ik- \\ hile Horst- anil his Western Merry Enjoying! i Wjjoyilig I tile gotllt-s I,f lo dge " t r e M rs. 1. Al. Stephenson Mr-, *Makers are Giving' a bih ert WiJ.01. Mm. J. K. Courier.* »r». Robi-rt Masskn. Mrs. J. E. J tr h le . Mrs. J. E. Walhun. Mis. . B.. .Stowu and Al * ____ r a d 7 7 * » * r e c e lT « d ttroni Mid coIMor icnt rdiately for paymtt o .1)C line np ..................... _ .J c a liar __ Jc a Una fTlBa ratro on K He\FightFans Believe Ttinney ! Will Have Easy Time With Tom Heeney In July Meet It.— and Novelty Straws. X -? PRINCESS I i ,rma -. CaM» l a A n n e # Mellon S ta te s BABY CHICKS Selected stock delivered, W. le g ­ horns lot) $12. Heavy .Mixed 100 $12. B. Bocks and It. 1. Beds 100 ,$lfn-500 $70i EmefSOn Hatchery, iirooksville, Fla. u f'% Dress Hals Hairbraids Personals \ r ,NT AD. flVTES ______ 1U-A Poultry unu E rrs § i w iS li« i A \ ItiToiordUaily I»ai« KANSAS CITY, Mo. Apr. — (IN S )— Cubarats and alleged WASHINGTON, Apr. “ soft drink" palaces arc the latest (IN S )— Secretary of the Treasury 1 1 — Miscellaneous victims of gangs from Kansas Andrew W. Mellon itus revealed to .... Shat ...... key ^ and Delaney once City's underworld. Three such NEW YORK. Apr. Id.— (IN 'S )- Itisko, confidants he will retire from Of dors taken for Raincoats. I.nlies ;y.‘ •ooni J.,-, „ These colum ns jrive you a g lim p s e h nnd. while he is not the kind places have been completely "sack* public life at the end of his Cab­ For some reason b?y.ond my feelde And gents. White and colored. diV V.T.t Effect Vi “ inet term next Mnr., irrespective lcscurces, most of the boys have of a tighter to beguile the eye the ed" by robi*ers in the last few days. Hat given free. 307— E. Oth St. A N D “ It’s just like a band o f bandits of any thins.-Abut may happen pol­ L reduced rates ar® for % chances are that each fight has holding up n gang of robbers," one 14— Rooms Without Hoard into the stores and business in stitu ­ itically in Nov. Ho 1» tired and decided, just like that, that Tom lecutlve insertlonj llceney hasn't the chance of u given him something he can and police official asserted. “ The hold­ L words of arena length wants a rest. Special weekly, rates at Sanford's up men are nwnre that most of [counted » tine. , Mellon lias (.onfided to close step-ch id in his July meeting with will u*u in the Tunney meeting. home-like hotel. Seminole Hotel. • .• *-j%j*!," >•«*. these houses sell all kinds of IP llnimum charge ( 30c for tio n s th at h ave a d va n ta geo u s o ffe r s Gene Tunney for the heavyweight The writer may lie wrong, which. friends' his desire to get.r.wny from f r i «*f9 vi t •, , ) insertion. . , championship. They are convinced . milh AOU|,| i„. n ivelty, hut quor, run ‘ gambling games, and the actual conduct of public of • 15-—Apartment For Rent . n % jil advertising tsreslrtcUU ' fairs. Reports have persisted he that it will ho both an uninspiring he imagines that Brother Tunney other devices, all operating outside . [roper classlficaUa of the law." They likewise know to m ake to you, into hundreds o f would not accept the Treasury post fight nnd an easy one for Tunney. For Bent— Nicely furpished garage an error la mad^The SanI might agree, offhonil with tin- would give that 11*27-28 ^record there is little possibility that the. should the Republicans rema n in apartment, three large .rooms Itcrald wilt be liponsible power, but authoritive information first concept on hut see no nhlil- behind him when the big moment operator will call for help from and bath. Hot water. 1513 Palmet­ [only one Incorrednscrtton, police* when he is liable to be nr* concerning his attitude heretofore ing reason for concurring in the comes. hom es w h ere unusual b u y in g or s e ll­ to Ave. advertiser for tbsequent rested himself. The majority of seionil without reservation. has been guarded closely. Lions. The officeihould bo I Furnished house keeping rooms, the patron.* of such dives wil not For one thing, 1 would like to 'There is no probability, how­ |fied immediately I case of $15 and $1-1. monthly. 301 Cor­ icpoi't their losses ns they want ever, that Mellon will fade out -if know just why we must accept C r u e l t y T o A n i m a l s r. in g chances a w a it you, into e v e r y triT ner 5th ntul Palmetto. the foregrounds in the Republican Brother Tunney, per sc. us a great Gets Heavy Sentence tin* affair hushed up." TO ADVEUTISRP _____ Profits To Bandits t cay tighter, rndurstnml. i nuitrsiauii, It don’t i political picture. Onjy n few weeks fighter, The double garage with -I room ago he said the thing foremost in the isn't: I merely pre'er to abstain MOSCOW. April IG- (IN S ) ' These places offer the greatest..z<-<l« in Herald repisentatlvt upnrtment. screen |Mirvh, hath corn er o f the city th at holds opporhis mind -was the republican nut fr-'in saying that he is until such Cruclitv to animals luis just drawn 1profit to th,- bandits, at the least oughly familiar ith rates and wash room at 310 1-2 Palmet­ 4 inn* as the data nt.lmnd is more n si nti-nre or a whole year in jail risk of getting caught. Chief \\ ti­ -L.Mt iminl convention tit Kansas City. i$ and clasrificdon will to Ave. is for rent. See 300 E. 4th "What are your plans for the coniplcte. , . nt hard Johor for an IK yeur-.ild limn A. Shreeve, o f the .Kansas , Tou complete lrtrmation. St., F.. side entrance. summer?" Mellon was asked. ‘jThc Just A Vlgliler* if you wish, theytllV assist line* horse Wagon driver. H.s helper City police department, believes. itunity. Kansas City Convent on nftei All we really know nlniut h'm got tw o months in jail because he "A ll efforts to arrest anyone in in wording you, wan: ad Sniull garage apartment. Call 251. J that I have no definite plans," M»*r dates no fuither hack than late failed to "exert Ills influence" to i-onnection with such robberies, Intake it more effitive. Furnished large apartment. 1101 September of 1P2ii. Before* that, stop the niiptert ful whipping <>i and obtain positive identification ii>n replied. !•/ Elm Ave. he was jitst a fighter who, some tile horse, j of them afterwards, is almost fnnour,cements how. had contrived to prevent any­ ItKMl'S APPE A L FAILS always futile," Chief Shvocvo Pedisttiaus wtii witnessed the fumishw*. n)iartments. RODIICIN'G Iaong’ l ’uro Fork Modern one from taking.. undue interest in affair piotested to the driver. I!** •tnted. I’ oUtlca! Announcements ... . . 1, . f ...i (!> olilica l zVnnouncemenls) Frigiirtire; Murphy steel kitcliImage. 117 Magnot Ave. f'O U 'M B l'S , ()., Apr. II. (IN S ) him All we n-ally know th. ref nt. , n inl|||1M>|| ,nHhi„ K th,. animal, how , The raids, usually madevbetween i-n: Garage: .•xcellent neighbor­ f o i l STATI". l.r.lJIHI.ATinV Hopes of George Remus, Cineiir I.s that he I an and does Unit -tael. (>V(l|||(i| nmn attempting to midnight nnd dawn when the places f o i l n .K iiK o r r iit r t ’iT r o r iiT 1 w'ImIi Im jiiiuoufif* itiY caiullu*c > ^ •. • • it 4'act hood: rent very reasonable. Purl; What In* m gl-t do ^ ^ T he driver k rked are nt tho Jieight o f their rush, of* I wlMi :inn»»urn'** tlinl I • for I Hr Stale 1rirsiuiure (Oroup nali wif.- slayer, of obtaining Iu Pcnipsey. Apartments, No. 5. Phone 843—J. ranillitad- f‘>c re-«*leeilon u» lh" of. :i unit win mnirr, isle mi|i»<oft in n.|, aSl. „ n hail from the Lima Slute ageuul nnother mun no one can hjm jn l|lt. a|M|oml.n. A cx*p shared ten net the plunderers thousands of tutomobliffa ........ . Clrrk of (lie ‘ ’ Ircilll l ourt. II- plial (-r the niminnl insane, say anil that alone gives Heeney a tin* siiim* fate. Reserve* wen* call- dollars,, for in recent cuscs several . m ry Uounty. Florid*. •□*)• Ilm liitmnry m h* ,^'*1? MADAM. Furnished apartment. Will sell •,,ifi-ls**inln«*!e' DontiF. • in ll,f ileclsloo of Ilu P'ni"_______ _______ •—— wi ic ila dii >1 toduv wlten the Ohio cham-e. ni and Hie driver dragged to the hundred' persons were searched, it furniture. Reasonable. Box 7,— rrallc V,,trr» of Mrnilnolr C,,unt>. Lure cars and Graym trucks, Tin* fact that Bli ther Tunney it police stnt'on. A bobbed'haired wu* said. And because o f tho fast onst * III I’ou’ l r d !"il liis app I'Oll c .................. , .- __ Suprem. ■•■•............... . . al. Ill the Democrat Ip 1'rlmary Lisp Sanford Herald [in and 13th. Streetl*hone 3. i asking th:*.? •, h .ml h* ixe.l pending |getting no better somewhat rapid woman judge sentenced the man that many of the victims are girla lion io hr lirltl on June Utlt. >’• i wish i.i iiiin .iiiii*" ion* **» » ' .I u MI f * * »»1 iln» I^HC* rmal i|i*»|tn 11i«111 ( l thr t'iiHi*. ly K vi*h ll<*ciu*y utiolhct* » ni'. 1 Nicely furnished apnrtnirnts with and his helper the next "day from prominent families, or hits* v. K. noYOl.ASS. iDtsirlci No. c Seminole ^ounly.l i former now ‘is thirty years of age all modern conveniences. Phooa ----------------— hands accompanied by somcona JG1NS & COV/ANCO Auto {•lorota. raid J**"'’ *'. " f B ; ' 1IT*" *; I AI *h* Preliminary and for more than three years Ita*- T h i r d A t t e m p t F a i l s 318 Palmetto Ave. innrlri i'omi»ri"iii« Flection 1re I HIM |o(her than their Wives they aro r o n c o n s t \ i i l.t: . inis. No's I !. j. I nr eon.iruiii.it • • It d* wav on fought n'.hotly ,.f otic i-tn.-eipi.’noo , Vw« •'i i , not prone to make complaint about ' . • L a l l C y j ttnrj, Avenue. Pine clG-W. j| j. — ||ouscs p or Iccnt . ' l hereli}' announce my caiiiiiiiac. si,t. jr.-t to tin* .u.-lsion _ Off I Jem on Bow ling except Dempsey. Pitting that tine*, I O S i l l k I i l R S c h o o n e r j thla Incident fearing notoriety. I*i oo.irx i * h < held on Jane. State K**ao f..i the off tee of r-.nsl .i Me, District he may have become t*. great light ‘ .5 . j I -ii,i,Jr. t lo till, will of'thu vol*n I :.,h. A n is:* (in ii I" l' I In one instance, the bandits were HI Room House for rent. 402 Out -*## •••!•>* *• .ntlMO I « .il ..i.t.i.-c la ii- >m i ; *,M | ! y irv er. All I say i* that he hasn't HFP-vr-MAKMNS so sure of their ground that whlla ‘ ' ‘ u. KINI.AW. WEYMOUTH, Eng. ^April. K» I- Ave . Phone 83i'». proved it and that whatever he was - l IN S ) —The third iim*mpt Sanfonl Antomole Co. um»m by a one stood guard over the victim* m il rn v ir.in i.K in PJ2ii, he probably Isn't now. n m j r s r t t i : ok i,i*'Af»* I’olilica’ Anittiunci'mcnl Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. For cheap rent 2 room modern movie firm to blow up the three- lined ngainst a wall, the other* I w i s h to a n n o u n c e Hint 1 »m a m u iiix m ir T no . m i i» It is tut accepted is ..noon, and furnished bungalow to middle c a n d i d a t e f.-r t h e o f f i c e Thin itn my can,lHi*,o owivtod schooner Amy’, in the I.ng- broke open "slot machines" and de­ tr,ornl fact that no man stands Stahl.f t lM r le l N<>. C. S etn ln .-is aged couple. No children. 2lM»2 Hi- C o t i n t *'. F l o r i d a , s a i d D i s t r i c t coin - ter Jiislle.* of th . PsBie. t*lst',h' I i i.lsl.ATI IlK lish channel, in order t<> complete liberately collected all o f the nic­ Bualnwci A e r v lo still: that hr either goes forward ...... -a.-tilng Demo­ ro lsin u F l e e t . .... PrrrlmlH P r e c l n . t s S o ' *. , . 1. No ( " . . h j e i l (*• t h e w i l l o l .«»>♦ ri^ei.iitt liiscus Court. lo tso ii. V 1 >. "* .i i : "V,l V A : H 1|llj,.r t If tll | .. • m o e r a t ie vote." l o t . - i s -1un« Mh* )I?slipp'd .......in-.>;r.Stic f ( .! .t.irliy . ,. t.y announce nn.oti.ee or backward and that, at thirty, their "Q " ships film, hns nguin fnil- kels, dinu*s nnd quarters that had Then KSFF.ri oervlre < nil kinds. t ’ iic will i.fthivoters In tinDemot l-ril. loilnMont . • n ’lim, .M ** m» • oit.l •l-'r' *•' ,l'*' ,*‘,1 US*' "J ret rag ress inn is certain in at i ed because, according seafaring ocen played in them. room furnished house available searched the customers taking 570-W oi 3i2. C. E. erntli Primar* «« >->‘1 ^ T ^ r »y . W U ' . Ictie lonipetitirn men. «he is either haunted o f has Tun(ii*y's r, Mav I. See V. A. Speer. Ill Park. their jewelry nnd pocket-books, and rpen ng. " 'v ’ouV *nti.|*..ri "HI atiprceltit.-d Ho .... . ilirtrte* hones* ' a** I-s' effort* In l***t»n'f of liogreHsioit. if any m'ght i*e <x- , eharmeil lift*., ^ V'l s“ " v D (Arlii-J' NMITII. D i l*-rt*.l I I1 1 1 1 '• ' n 1 ’ 1 ' , , . ( S.-nonol.i'....nin Tin ckv loan'll of the proprietors' funds* Rents .-.lliviii-ti again. I houses: 1 * ’ t..i«in.-s- lit..- a.Uii(nlsitiilt n * ,,.,.,1 ,.( 1 1. |>.-onlt> «.f Horl- peeteil tils * less dephilr.'*'(f lr*' Seamen said it was unlucky ittii(«ri Rich Victims - * irom thr iisu.tI mr.I.U'-wii.c1 n u ^ , T.,x IDU. l. .--to.Lilly rclu.*- wasn't i In- heavyweight champion tetitove her old figuri*-heail wlilch at $|0.()0: $15:00: $20.00 or will ---------------- -------- ----- — * c-Doiall) eontici'tc'l " 'f f ' 't*1* t .... t..... I tux,'*too*. Tills. This. Ill In m tn> — — 3t*U another method of extract­ Itle time nnd very tile roonai Midi same as rent. Apply l-tlf v that foie, ejijjs foi Vnocty^ tiHi^fs n woman elnspiftg' a •hgtlfij m u J i ' N T i t i : t ‘ F t'i:.%«'K , ,.|. w...ti i..itl In ,-rUii',l.j<( ,-by. X I* IIFI-ND k N. ikr old things nr* by use of Douglas Si. opposite Ball I aii.. I .iiintpiiB'd wauUi»U|> » . .-Tiitai-li* ilwl i o*utl>,n-■ of *n» imr tt:td inijctron TTilfTaliltosl ine\ ,,f 4lowerK atuL which -is *nnw on ing loot from those who hahityai* s,. ,t r t w — ..M f ijlfsotllio l a * t> 1 ,.., I . . tl. o i lo lilt* o f * fee n f ---------- ------------------------ the post prohibition haunts ha* Spar Varnish, icijuer and th,- smi. I'on.l Drfisrlment. n-tfogr ssiott is istla.n in alh view' tit a neighboring hotel. /V" lu^tl.,. ..f" if..- Pea-'i- I ••*-•rl.-l No I j| -«rii;g OK C-KW'IL. ... ...... ^ ___ SMd by Sanfd Paint * HOI-SK FOR R EN T1 v-even ntnifoP I l a . . a s t o l . l ■ »•!" ..ffl'c *o r n ^ s r D ...|s r’.oiiitt.-" nii'l Flit,,, parb itnldy t 0 jthys'enl ,lry. r.u Fight m s T I I I F T NO. m i l l vx-Ks<*1 will ever' sink with­ come to light here recently. In thi* a ml ^ l 'H b '» ,|||'i,>er * (J. lb tuarl. Mgr. i - $20.00 pt»f inontiCInquire of Jno. tw., ) r a t s ulilU »'•'• '“ '‘iU* 1 l r , 7 1 tI ti.-r.-ln in. r«•ii x aiiiiimuiif |, u thi- « a... O lili'.UII.** 'II'l>. F.iii'llducv '.“ V yvtt'V. W'rdJhfe-'*|'ilJiMayjj_i,lJt tiegscMBoJpnld.V say^ lHe old •procedpure-bawdlt* p k l C ! ^ * ^ •* t t r t f fYj In.-cr.-il i n t o It r I '.it ir t h P l ’ l r l P l 1 u U 4^« u ‘ r .li r o l " i S ) S 4 - fV* o jJuu*x« M(l 1Ir-tir off Plti"MM..Nu „ it. Jhikins, Court House customer, usually a prominent oua* IV. 1st. I ■''cannot hope lo in* the man hr* was salts. ,,r< a !, thr " » r t*i riirr*) fin* Mrol^Lii «*( I"**-, pr- ',n,sr inih#* 'Um rri,,,' n loci lu-.lltliiiV-lirMlltt'K' “ y >l,! rT* 1 OiliiMltotin’ ilcclslen l-f ‘),'‘ i <t ’ ** / // I p o s s r " , to when )u- wtii fighting once a iness man, and kidnnp him a* he for C T ^ t l ” S ir; tt c i n n .- f u l l c P r i t ' o ' r t .,,„ t . M>rrl,*n. • D m The Amy was towed out into th,* 18— Wanted To Hfrfl . -m ullst: th a t i-u.' . . r.-.-.o.l as Jllstlic of I to* * •'<" r w,,,, , |,.- ,| i .i. Junu -11. A I* 1J»S makes his exit from n-“ divc." His H W KKAHMAN. Jr uu.nt Ii i>l.-ilrc •M IX lo-st .-Ii.t.-iix..rs to DAVID sFI.I-.H ••* •" ......... . , . ,i humicI accompanied l»y naval closest associates are informed they__ WIGHT PRIN T JIIOP ------. . . ----Wanted to Rent- Furnished house .ill t h * |M*M|||.- •» **.|u:» l •' U«;tl t ompare si: u i n o i .u -••*•■-'*■ “ .......... . idskuU from Portland....Naval . of. will have t» pay a handsome re* . .. NOi' . j . , , , . \ o r K I | s * 1' " I r t l l . N O l . K in m i : m il.n s ot \ AP.PY ver*..-e on uy thing in with at least bciliooili*. B.'X j u s t ..... I.. a l l a tot '•‘ ili't SOI..Triu . , Consiilcr. rnr example. UK vttua H,. is charted the position (III NTS. where war j f(||. ()U fr,.0,|„m. t tl'C I**" * ... , , v r u . C O l’ N TV . irinting. A phone ill will gel 11 i-nre lleralil. ir \\ I.i r.l.l. , w^.( .irl„.„nr. that 1 «"> a wl-n t„ i>ii a*,ut,. • Dun ,..nn,)|f*l tioii ut rottiptirison witli lleeltey’s. I r - . t.'i II--U to t h e she was to he blown up, several This is most usually given, as th«v - . i ____ . ...... I, a . . ! , f.*r r i r l . e l i o o l « , h » ‘ “ J ir ntan. Phone 41?V. 1* Rail.’ i ’.moi,u-,t-»«-r Ir.,m |iiavi. no particular illusions about ------------- — uf i ’unlit > l*oiiillil"sl.tliet H-.t“ Lr:."1 miles south of Shamhit*" Lightship. victim's friends, cognizant of tho >■•<*>• I 19— Houses For Hlbe id Ave. Distil, t N„ 2 . "libje.'t Ho* •••” ( lint youu man’s aiiility. 1 don’t l»i-tr .1 No 4 nutjc't to 111* dm- ............ . I|,r \,,trrs III Do- Demo. The trouble begun with the elec- situution under which he was cap­ m il "I'KKIUNTP.NIlKVr o r I 1' ' ;„|ai. la ll»r Drum i .,11. I‘i tni.ir> t ,,e l.e'.l on Jun# tliink tin- young man has, eitehr 1trie li-uils ltetween the Amy and I T U l........... . l t ' I N S........ THKT IIIX The N. E. lortter Palmetto and 4th ........ ' la'll!' I*. tl»i.r> lo l>« tirt'l 0,1 ■lun# ,'.Hi. tured, arc afraid to enlist the aid tn iij .] A. D. I»2* to that part of il is quite alright. uni I. ...mil,lull* tor re-H..Mt <p ..it. ’. H I JOHN ilF.IKOH. St. with 12 room house is foi t„ I Hi* the tug parting twice. The schoon­ of tin* until irities, in apprehending a n a r l n l f ... of r> EAN UP YOUR fill WALLS office of rr**perlnl»ixJ*nt t* f . W ltKKt.IH | t > o . Bill till’ saving glace of cun* Several s'Jtih-vca^qA| TJI THE NEW WiLL P A IN T ale at a Very reasonable price. Ap­ public Inslrurtlu.. for Semlnol* ii i on s f.N u m i ; slant action will In- with him when ers decks uml sails were (hen the kidnapper". Ft,It i lit NTV l OMUPSIOSW , subjer- to i * \r I aini' x ’ tiF^ J H U f.intllu.il* MKTH1NG NEW ,NI> BKT- ply nt 311(5 E. Bit Nt. K. side Ell- Ii Fount)’ Prltnury. Your support » n i t'*1 “ e I v i!*h t-, u u n o u n c e itm* l a m u * In- steps out with Tunney in July. Hoakt-d with kerosene and flares eases have b.*en strongly intimated rantlldsle ;;.r l-.r“ Vhe'offlre Die offlre Of of Fou.O Founty .......... dS,Vt,dV;r cm.R ‘•OR FURTHER NFORMA- trance. predated. w w i.tWTON. In a trifle more than mi.* year, he were luid. The crew abandoned m enlly. ami in one it was rumo.vd * F..mml»s|oner from District No. I. Die Sr ii , in-lie III,'an l I'.iun- has met Paulino twice and Maloney, her. But still she refused to burn. tliut a $4(1.000 ransom was paid. )N, CALL P1IONI 235-J OR Small cottage on Magnolia Avenue 7."Wi‘ nilhje.-t l„ Die decision of the vot- posed of eri - lo Hi" Democratic Ir . in th. Deit.o. rntlc Frlma-y to ties siil.Jer E, V. C. COLLER,SANFORD _ — — ■ "* * '( $2500.00 with ofily A. Owner rifice. A, „ , . „ >:■ s . , q . , TI^I F. -• I - -__ th e da* StVRE I’ r ^ l I DlMtrli't No. I. HUlilei-t 4J4 tlie Dsrao, s'-m'looV, ° Foun"^ D ?a.,,"i "»I •riptiims, Drags, :Ua. \Ve are For Sale: 5 room house in Sanford . cuion j»r the v,,*rr“ '{J on Jun, tear as your phuneGhll 103. | Heights. Stucco-all improve- I crat.e .'cim-o ,«•> ‘w 19S* . ., HOST(IN 8TI.hl.hments— Win sacrifice for $5..00.00 ' -* ' v r ,:; v , v , r , . W ; : — — J O n ly sm all cash p aym en t required. of tnl* jr.ir VMJUIIAN. I l»*i*l»y ui»noui*ct* r-indMMFy ’ll.DING BLOCK!—Irrigation i n „v' s. P. Care The Sanford Her___ ____ ___ _ * ^ f,.f t r -••!••«*•|mii to tl»r "I »h«*r K t llt F O I N T V J l ’ U C .K I’UII n . K I t K OP t o n t T -ff of S.*mlt«>lr Fount) sul,.ret I-l j 'uxc* and general , nu-ni work. old. | t.ri.l,. iitimoiticn my caantil.icy t 1,,-1,-l.v tirinnuncr my cun,Ildar) •|„. act l-m of ,lia * J" i1, " , racle Fnnen-te Fo.J. E. T e r-*— - —— ‘ i„r t•- .Icrtl.-n >*• the ofltcv of •„r cl.-Vl! Of III,- circuit court "Ml" Di-ni,if* aHe primary •** t*c l,el,I »- * Urg-r. Prop. 3rd an Kim. 2 i — IrOtS l or .Salt* . ’.uiit> .’ Jrtgr ..i Semtacle CouBty Jun*. I "HI Ml*!1 *|iil* your , J«T| !•• I II** w III of tli* . vnf* , r- >•In Florhl.i. subject «„ t».« W1.. 1 1 ..f- •h• t(»«• 1.1 iupi«ttr I. I pr|'iT I f H11' >iHirt H*rnliin|f I»• niorr.itI«• i»rhnarv !•» !• 1 U HAND U.t For Sale—Corner P'>th St. and Dcmm./tK* ' “^'murritic 1'rlmary Jon.- a. I will uiM.rectst. your (ink Avenue. To settle estate will (*nuiil> , l«*‘ t Ilf r o ll f o k h nii.r. * ’‘ ’J "',? ‘ h„ llNJ1 PTAL ROOFING l e Roof Kv- ♦act if ice for $500.00. See Kdw. electl,.11 IV 'o* OJ.-K ,\S htlAlU'N I \\ ufl* t'J aII 1(0 (III* •• II* .111(11(1.K •riasting. Metal shingles 1Mul I *Ct , i . . i |||«* ,»f| !•*•* ol r m w U l I u iA T I I'llllU.I IT IM i Higgins, Ini*, or American Trust ro it Mil.).*. I to , vimr.ru Kh . *t| Mi,, Mding drum Fn an galvinized I. Sriulliul** l •(ilj®' , ATTitn m :% V r, Hi ••v i h f \ •! f i • •* I III* |*• II »M I i*:«- Seg James H. Iowan. Oak , Jnekso„v,"e. Ha. _ 1 lit-rel,) t a k e t i n * liie lh n d o f a i • I III Fruit cock lull Hi orange h.,slots run t a n *"»r .»*o it IlMlIlU'lllff III > • ll |l(lltlUF> !••» Hlf • i.ilH l*i Ini:ti • **f Juu* '• [r .,nd Third St. l*hne 111. ji,m . ('<»utt Lot—Good l.oiatn>n • I. \ TATI*. I turret,) iiiir.„unc« In t >«* P'ot'1* *•1f i«*f "f r*oui.t% I’ rritdciitmn ChliU'ii i".if n ,-« , M i h j r r l |o «h f I r 4 H* slum). Your own terms—Box 101 ,,f Helton,dc i ’until) D>*t 1 Buttered peas Iu iiiaslm) . "niim.le for tut u«*r,»„i ■> I’Jcct I'rlniof' l ull i ns s \ iii . i :. 1 " 111 uppnnuif ••»»' V.L-' ' puts',i boskets („ the .leclelih of the voirie n fnipport prlvfii m« l»v lh** pf»»p»#' ... ... .Fare Herald. f « i«,|» lo .............. il».(i I a; llut rolls N Nipper. Sign* f all kinds.---------------- ---— ---- :— — ' — ,|„, ......... I title ITIinnr) «•» be ,|'cl* aiol uH#t! tf lliflll. If *'lr« I* *1. "HI . **»».Ipl..!•• for lh*- .an. • "t ' ’‘'n«i | kI III II »»•• I »|N( til I S*M * s . tniiw If ••oull l nut' " intIf■ .. ^ in i ho diiVIf h of ih«» h»> Cnke tuisliets filled wlDt |ln S-.nfntil Paint A-WaP Paper For Sale: Fornet lot in 1 inehuist III Julie o f’ till" vim’. er,un tie, v.iv |ii>(i| r v lcr . h t'liirpltt. '"ilia ill*iro*l i*tMR|il Imii^ In llrunit, unit Hi-mlnole*rr\rd t.ee. „errv.crsv W|||T|. flesh strawberries $500.00 on easy* terds. Imx 111 for (0 >rar* I , i,-. i i .o piffin«*t* No'* i • J ♦ garnished with lee erratn. county cuinmlMlon, r on .11Ail Off 10 f 11 t* Mi|I‘jrr| 'to III.* " I l l of in*' Fare Herald. for IS >ear*. I have nitids tn» 1 ' * KOil t I.KIIK UK T im 1’IMI U T %o|or* in ilif Dfmof* 'Hif Frlmnrv If u artlad Is preferred Instead of inn raisins stock » w \ c Urn. fruit r iii'it r II. Ilr -hi on Jun** .'all v D H'*, 20— M iscellaneotw F o r Sal^ ; ||,- hot dishes, use one of Hie fol­ I hereby uineruncr my eandhlaey \*.ut Mippoit util lo npprf«u.(«**(i jlO NooRApji --reptring, piano I* lidded, lieut vigorously about ( ..... 1 pr,\Ts prai-oMloa." for llif nfflcr of Clrrk of tur 4 If* low lug; i m i v i e ) \ i c k i : i ;\ r-ttning by exieits wf.t \7 years Good pnying Meat Market for sale. ; DisteXy vtvwjmj th« pro­ run I'oiirl rulijert to il’f win “ r iiitnuD-a. TI ii-ii drop l>> spuoitfuH uu Tomato stufloil with eruhnieat Good reason for selling. It will oerty V«ur .upoor. tlii* %*ui#-r* *t tSo Drmjrrmtlr pf* r u n r o V M V * 1 r r i n v r t t M i i . v r greased baking pa n uhout 1 IPricnce. Sanford tusic ►lore Giupclrtllt sited Ittle,I with op rriii.n * iM iTiirrT ioN mur> on Jun* ?*, 1 Inches apart, llaka Ih uven 4U0» f®« Fashioned ic.II KIl»UEK Gift Shoppt. Moauder A r­ pay to investigate. Address lOOtt, | (roll salad D L Til RASH l*R I \(*i«U to [ i m m i i n c f m s r a n d l d a o i t minutes, (bun gradually reduce T t j l o ‘*e hoped lh.it April will ------------------------------* ------f . , r i h * (fflr«* nf S uprr [n t» ii(l«n^ » » Cicam pulf shell idled with K I’hone 832. care Herald Office. _____________ to J0U*. In all bake «> mlnulaa. FOR s t ir n lK F I 'u l , l i e In stru ction of K e m ln o l lioKJcel obliged to «ull the day ( chicken salad • o f; I hereto' a n n o u n c niysi-tr •*» ■ i - , , , m t v . su'>J,-,t «•* th e w i l t o f t h e When entirely cold, cut oCt topa the oKusloit und sli^iver ruin '• • X - t l i ' J D BOAT FOR SALK: 30 foot bridge I Ion-lies for the liiniutoei ran he • ** * ,of •* S e m l n o l s v ,,»,.rs In th e p r i m a r y J u n e 1 . t n u f I ha'reY",ann?^n"TA")1 'candidacy | cai.diiUte for sheriff . ...... „o „r rtrmove any moist flakes of dougb Cn the gucSts who ................... are Invited io ■Help Wanted lemale u pi p p e r s '* ' “ “ " l u p p o r t w i l l l*r a m i i e r U t e i l deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, r you are git lug for tho rasl.iom-d uul. of green or " Uc||wd lo ^,.11. Kill With aalad. M a I I ii)^ 6 ii’^. M A Y IIB t.L i: M \X W K I.L . he sfn .b ;ir r nlr».»«rVr«ir • fully equipped, sleeps six. ‘ Vice i 7 ; S ' S v r riJ d dcs of your acf.ualntiini’e. 1 .. . ..mkla* w o lOarolah edgra with paraley At in Ini hi Ides votrl Very re,p«ctlv«lv : jTon TAX rni.I.K-ITOH dy to Hand Figat-s at J. J- reasonable. I*. O. Box 'J38. ___ _ of June ! K kl. U U A U L j j w. | , h i n s n n o u n w c •!,«! I " n t n " . . . ...... w i l ................... » • ’U S S Y W I L L O W , C R E P J j iMtusi-r's Cigar Facory. |,ioclutv'l- i i .-c. (Don) w itro jc . | —uali*. c a . ,11,l i l t " f*»c r e - e l e c t i o n t'J th e 27— M o n e y .lo Loan you roiiMTT I’ liosKrc'T inh „ c f t , - s „ f T n * t ' o l l e o t o r »f H e m tn Cake Hs-keta . I.et Shower W deh Is a delightful between the two for the A T T o n x x r o l e F o l i n t y . s u t i j e c t to t h e n o t i o n a n d .S IL V M T lS fft V ,„d 'inusttol ;arteiy of h . v-wr * J ^ Help Wanted Rale ^ c u p C rla.'O ’ _ I lierehy siinuunce my catulluacy o f t l i * v o t e r s In th « D e m o c r a t i c Mortgage Loana nm „ lr” aJh1a,te’,tfor the office popular ru.tn uf entertaining. ^ ^ u. e bandlct for re-election to the office of K r ' m s r v in h e h e ld In J u n e. 1 cup sugar ,n imnroveil residence and business , „ f Kheruf n„d will npprecltte aup- County Altornc)' coj** Tour support^will be Tltero I, a pka. c It, a bride s new ( ( fn>M| rou|,a, of eraVM?;nlU '. 3 rggs p„r. In tn lh* the Jun* J u n .^I'rlniivy, 'r{m .vk LKKR_ Ject in Krosecutlnu 1 property •»*»••» fopt-rs or men who re quick and the will of the voiers In home for v\«-iy “ f basket-.r||(, ( r,)rltlt pufr . h e l l s may have I cup flour the Democratic primary on June l L 7 5 to |haruly with tools. Atply a‘ once Baldwin Mortgage Co., ,0 fl from the p r a c t i c a l clot hi a. bosket (h<i|p ,lan,||rj Iliaj „ out of pie cruat : up baking powder JOHN <1. I.KON A HUT. (Legal Notices) . F O R S I I K H I F K M. Ydung at rsidencc cor­ a n d h a m p e r lo b e d a . n t y a e w l u g _ ()( (n Mr| t " | . u *d and b a k e d See our local Counsel, Vj (sp. s u it .| '. hereby annour.ee my candidacy D Kim Avenue and'Vest Twcn- S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. furI the li;i*Krl Tlirru Iii f hunLf’tii f«»r III u s c i n l - I r i ’lo. O r t h e y m a y g e t r o l l i'I.k i i h r i t i r r n t ornT S A’ Up 4p tll. office of Kherlff of Semin­ NUTIt’K ro ll IMlnWI'AT'OSf. I iiFrF|,v u n n o u i i c * m y c m n i i u d * ) Iliurki’llng. baskets for flowers Serial No or 11TO Hh St. ole I'uunty subject to lit* w l" °* ' t ta p . v a n i l l a ’ ■ ..A . * • for tho u l f lles ro o f th off clrrW clrrk. o<u »"«e voTICK oK CLAIM I’ NDKIt Kr’.C- h.iskeis for np’wawi. nnd i-w ii ul ! *_ without handles— using In­ tl.e voters at ths J«h»s •''•"‘ W . t Cream Crlsi-n *nh s'lmt1. Adit -------------P o litica l A d vctisem cn ts J . K. M c C L U L L A N I > . Circuit Court . aubjer t •’» the " r,," n N t ION* -It:* It S . AH AMKNDKD briskets for sweet". All of tli'iu will stead a garnish ot pastry or watir•H H n n is und Fiw er.s errs* around the edge. |beaten eggx Stir Iri milk alternateOf the v o t e i a’ •“ ^ -,r -wJ"Yr h . H. VlHAa*' DBA* I MV T i l l '‘ ACT HK JANI'AHV 37. ■ ------ -I’Oll "T ATI: "KN ATOH. i represented ul thu shower on.I T O T l l K V O T B R I O K "IJ A H N I tt.K A recipe for cream puffa which 1|y with si ft c f Hour, salt und bakJSS I ’O l A T t ,, FN ITK D STATU S L A N D t ' S V l C C , '.t.Shy more as will If till- busies* Is snd rape Service. Tees, I’alnu, , 1 ., ,h.- tvmneralle \oler. «.f The particularly satisfactory fnr |ng powder. Four Into welt greaeed .lith ............ . ••••••” r,., t1 uwish I'Oll TIIK I.Ktll*tl<*TI'H« l n h itn n announce u n n o u n r r myani m v » * 1r ns n" .• Kl(»*ld.(. .Mlire li Jt7. and sht-uhi. 0. himnwrchield, herewith nnnoiiiice nt) ennni | I | n r**" Hli annual nr* my .»rsr|f will Vf'1' ' I * ' m,,'au.-s’s •*»•»**» -hell. Is given below. .Iso a tnutlln Ill's or ni{> cake ivana. Uakt fur lhu Hint* leglstulure, | hereby aiitioume ni> candidacy * ’ uskrt. the gifts fyot l >' gu.sm .Hr.-i tl.ms lor making In u moderately hut oven di,c> foi the D.-UI." rnllc nomlnittl.'-• ~ " ^ rn“ 'r f ” HemlnidV ."...inly sub- I Do th.- l egislature tOrmil' I t -uUNurseryman. Ai h a n c y P r in te d ■ * n','“'»pc Architect,Nuraerymt N o t i c e I" here.li) l i l t * " t h a t C l a t k •nn he.sent on atieud uml parked I)iu *r a k. i ! .b a s .k e. t.s ,( o_r d e s g e r t f..r State Senator from Die ,jlr rtemorralle l*rln\«r>’ Meet In the will of the voters "I 8> 1*0 , ite h n s f i l e d In th l» D i .e nn up.When thoroly cool, remove cokeo , m■. *'rccnh<juse. Kin Ave., UIth Senatorial Dl-trlel voinpoas-d ^ •J((,L a , |>.. 1»J*. and will uMil* ] mole Count). In the primary t" ,t t h e c l o l h e n b a s k e t t n b e p ro p lic a tio n u nd er section lie vised front turn, acoop out center (UMP( i'riwiii Fun* S'-mlnole and * .,^ *’' " r< !lna , f n„niln- t>> results nf same. I eotdlull) sot-1 held on June l . •***, n , . , S i u l u t e s . n s a « i e q d e , l I-* Die n e l nr " t i l e d t o tills b r i d e s t I l i a p r o p e r OBI). for the botioiiv wliU-Mever-aide E n s e m b le s — W ith P t a in 'ir o a t f ' _______. it... Jim.- .Mb primary and if 1 « . M. I.OBI J a i i u n r y 2 T. F a i l f o r D-- follow Ing C l:,M.npoonfills Frisco a.'e,|Jal'.rt rVecUik'V«»"sure' one nml|l. l« >«ur support i iu rril. J u s t I m f’j r e o r Just u f l e i ’ l offerA (b* h,-st shape). Muke handle J. Itf I.VJ.liK Iututs: TO T lty ; VO T * a e S * iK tllN O I-** t t up linllllMt "ah/ Ipi-b Is a g o o d l i m e l « f It.e »•' *- I all » D em -orallc " “ 'ur-------- -------- ---------------T. IS nf *wire struiie wiUi liny gbut drop* N IV I-I of SKI - • • a n d * T w o - T o iio fI 7. b e a n s 35c i . 1 ih*. i l To COUNTT. 'Thanking one amt an i«r j you t’OfXTV J(/UOK sw t-t j eup s i f t e d Boor i , •elila Doll. K . It t ’J 17 ; N " ' I i -of vailvu* eolora.-Jnal le fere eer»v u loTICMJNCS aid. $E.\’ E SHIP (s "'v ^or vote nod Inflnenj’e. I wish to announce that I am a j |,er*by announce my candidacy Nlit - 1 H-c. r*. T. :i s. i: • i • • * * orTim lulirheoiL laid,* should, nf •r *yi’. siieetfitllvluilll-HTS for t'k- offlci'"of County judge o f |ca ndidale for re-election to the 'nm H. II. ' J Ir.g IIII ,.ike center* with, freed R'ls) title lh. 5 |Im . S 't 50 postpaid. o f N A V I-I Fee .-.I I Kelli FIIH.il W- IU' ,U-UT _._ |H„n,tnote County, Florida, subject tne ot tnunly iiminilsslonerfr muse-, be bucket Irlmim-il. A laigo( 5 * K . ; ntul S I - : oi 1 ■ tl (or ''/,fi» r price* *-:i S o y Beans, ualrr lo u ••oil In umro- ; »tr.(R , ImMM'.i. _ Top "Ith il,,- action of the D e m o c r a t i c District Nq 3. sulyect If* “ Jf__“ 5 . KtVI • r. IS, If |»*o #*r»a-4). •K.-<ki-t of spitng flower* foi till-1 -I o f 8 W I * 1 f* clslnti nf tim voters In the Demo. J ■' rs n, I M ir ii » t II • • • “ '•’ ' o r l , c .. M e rid • llcank. F Pits, Peanuts. 'T o n T n l NT) ;*sr ) '. . . June Mh. M L ) . eider wII Ii individual IxiflPd* ul pan. umla,l,l l rlsco mu v•• uu l.ir%» |u)h i‘ iliu.i- v *. rrnllr Frlnbrv lo be held on June, S . It .13 IL. T.ill.tli, *.• l,sign for tuts nifn-e i, tn the hand, hu..is, ptp, R |). K lk la n d Seed r , ^ h v v n - n ^ w ? i 2 s f ? . us »• i« “ » l r Is n nil place also Idle,) vvllb flow -,, ti.. ' "II* •!1 Then uil'l flour. Ii Iuh U - ,tu rthroughout ,p ,n ,hthis .,lh, A. D. **•*’ yuANK CVANH A l l p e r s o n s r l n i n i t o . ’ 1 • 1.1lid N<l* all.ring vigorously all the llh te.l .» new ml (unfe .*■<»- «• « k wUI 1 .V. I # - it,.- o f f i c e n f C o u n t y I of m> ifriends f ........ nnd we’ solicit the euppor Augusta, Gu. •-)mlldal** ' " r y " nuirlci N’m - <*r»unl> It to nukro u iuc>*l U llffli'llv r t e r s e l y o r d e s l r l i u t ’ •• ’ \liloll i •*•* fr%l* • l o i* M ••■rnmlssliiner from , Kriinaryl and ami tote* l o i r s or Of me the people in III ins the • ill Ii* III* —r tuund. If pri fi*irfd. lh#* Miiali Holl until Ii furino u |ui * i * % he n i l n e r n l In eh n o ^ __ i. ______ _ I ' O l l T A X object t» 'he Demmjratle ‘ r,%*.7 | Democratic I'rlmary ..... to fllr in iskela at esi'b P.-ee may Im U.e'd • b ars the ,? n. turn Into R J « . : ^ '%•». until M:u F- I I wl«h t-> announce n,y candioaty | lowed •Itinia ('Ian,*' iDurjce's G ia n l. b a w l a n d will-11 c o o l u d d e g g s ... . -----. . __. ... . . for i )♦* nffirt nf T m A»»fMor of -Ills O f f i c e | I h e ll , . 1.( 0.110114 t<* t h e fo* nut. or i undies. »/ ,ih’ilrui »iiielrr io* uiiir«»* r :i^ ‘ nv,:s,,,.io«r:i :»!:« St »n*iH.I* Count/. ut a l i m e . b e a t lU K r u e l i In l l i o r n l y , d r e s s tlu* N a t b u v a i H im -em O at y r v l«» . *III#) “ •» , . nr«* „<u ‘4bc I*** per «lO*. doz. ,|2.00 100. Mi<J ' . . . * 0* ---a.V U n I Ir, »»* 0. — -­ For the,menu, cboogc appiopri will - f the voter. In the Juoe |*ubl uppltcjiloi^ b .tu r e a d d in g u « * L A ttv i last » g * , k v . i b b C lft b A ve .. > » « _ « » * * GKOitm: c FROM. 1 ° r s e p a r o i c coto i M il. F . W hR................. • |»i idiot i iU dishes such » s : ♦ jilt ,, ,* IIA Ill'S . ! S.AMLKL A. a tV II.K IN S O S . J lsgleter JOt D. CH1TT*N|(»N, •’ - • • Sanford- — ■ -------— * J-'-A. «• r r ' r ;" ur»i«! vuimi^i • •*» * I • ***• ’ ’ w«- NHSIMSU Si- thl.'.l w . ' l o c, l t l ' „ «i u,.•i '" J 1 "••••* ' K ' 1 JU!S « « well auk niv I home' of Ml«. W. J. Thiirpen on itiuxiu tasks difficult, the... nma- «* Woman's Cluh for the l»«!« - 1pl^5“mVnn1i“» « ,,.!n(|,,n ‘rc iu M in,," V ‘ Park Avenui. , '• J Jem* finds It easy; second, the art- pose of mixing funds for the J the colors of pink, orr**1'1•*•*■• •» 1 ‘HT’ ’ .. avers cou‘.,l the answvr-it , olors of pink, orchid and violet; I'jBst as readily," hcspec: Important meeting of Woman's 1st studies most, assidiously and scholarship fund. Mrs. George A. . iores fo| the inttrcstuif games - tailed romediun, wln> is now star; Guild o f Illy Cross Episcopal •ean^'hi'''n'r,, 'glm w e'm yi'sSnd'' and j « f progressive l.ri.lge were kcpt jrinjpf in "Speedy." perhaps th, ’ Cl)(Mh nt 'ibVIock at the Parrisli short hours’ in i»,,plication, and lh ,,,,sih,‘',l ‘ I'1' other membfVs | .*n.^ P _ **c‘s1K71 ^ " i '« t hilarious offering of his caHousp , . • and after the usual numhir of m r. of the committee: Mrs. George I). - r *. Pipe . Orpi Cljub will meet at lastly the artist perfects the I Bishop. Mrs. Roltet t J. Holly Sr.. I ruUn,,!‘ hn'} 1 bfC,\ "O f <oucse there is.a certain 1st Baptist •Iturcli. .Monday, 3:.lo of time. ->umes G. Sharon. Mrs. Frank ''.^T the p rW for •furn-nine, but unlike baking a cake. P. M. Mrs. 1). Gardiner will l>e u‘ ne," the amateur feels it a waste I Announcement was made of the J- Honzale* '""I Mi-. W. .1. Thig- , r*t « ' " ro; " 1«'X " f f 0tV *'Pow- or making n suit o f clothes, you hostess • derwas awarded Mrs, \\. W. I otter cannot follow any recipe or pursue Choral Sooty will meet for re­ certificate recital to he given hv ! I'on. 1 h*' following committees have i rh«'J ut Prircj aiso n lnot o f Coty's |any set course.-What is funny in hearsal at 70 o'clock at the Wom­ Emily Bailey, May first, ut H:ir, ' o’clock at the studio of Mrs Mun- heen named: Tables, Mrs. Alfred P,," ' ' <r ,M the lot of Mrs. J. B. mu* situation, is incongnious and an's" Cjub. ? ' W. IA - Jr., Mrs. .1. C. Bennett, Mrs. the consolation prize, almost idiotic in another. There are Chnutnmp, "Mnyir and Mys­ son. ry," Mardd (\»! atJir/lO oVlwi i Th,> •'“ 'lections w e re :- Hnymond <i. Fox and Mrs. W. W. "l.ov'u u dusting powder, was won certain sure fire situations, hut you tery Chautauqt Cmiiedy’ ''Tommy"’ i“ Invcn,,0n no **’•'’ Man- fV .Smith. Flowers, Mrs. Ben |) by Mrs. Alfred \y. Un Jr. Mins enimot use them continuously, YoK at 8:00 o'clk. ’ j Elizabeth Tolar. ' .Caswell, Mrs. .1. I>. Woodruff, Mrs.J Ward was presented with a lovely can use an idea in one picture. King's D;gh ter* Class o f the' ''Salfeggrettu," Bach. • l.urillc , Hill and Mrs. B. F. Whitncr I •" »>‘«tch her wed- nod perhaps you meet with the re­ .li Flags. ^ ......................................... Methodist (urrh will meet with ( Ks.npls. • Jr. Mrs. Claude Herndon |,ling silver. \ spouse you expect, hut try to reThe M ill" (two pianos) Krug. M,,d Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen. TalWhen the games had been eon- Peat it in another, and you run up Mrs. H. C. nmeron at her home Mary "Frances Andrews, Katheiin-' rttr<b etc., Mrs. Boltert .1. eluded and the tnblrs cleared and ngainst a miserable flop. on West Thi Street. .Morrison. # Holly S|-., Mrs. Is-e Comdcy, Mrs. 1 h*id with dainty covers,- refresh- i I'ulrlic Fickle 3 ESI) A Y "llan aiolle", Oesti-n, Sara My- Emmett McCall, Mrs. Frank J. I ments of thicken salad, -saltines, "I'uhlic iikhsIs are varied anil' i Azarian <s.« will meet at 7 :'lrt 'i Gonzalez, ami Mrs. John Schirnrd olives ami grape ices were 'served fanciful. One time they run to o'clock at t home ^pf'17rv.*V’ . AT tivik*.-.*.- “ Frolic of Butterflies," Bohm. Refreshments, Mrs. Frank |„ M i!-! by the hostess assisted by Miss broad slapstick comedy. The next •AndiTsrth !H5 Elm Avenue Betty .McKinnon. . ler, Mrs. A. I*. Connelly, Mrs. E Mildred Holly, Mrs. Iteginald Holly, Hnu- the* more subtle type of fun with Mrs. Ider.-on, Mrs. II F. Gypsy Rondo" l.ichner. Margin- A- Hmiglass and Mrs. Pnvitl |>. Mrs. Roy C. Bower, Mrs. R. R. [•I'peals most. That 1s one thing Giovanni aiMrs. Arthur Hatcher Tarrenn Caldwell. Publicity, Mrs. K. p. Peas, Mrs. Fred Wight and Miss'.,lu' ^‘'eecssful producer has to as hoMesZc "l.ilv", Bohm. Antoinette Hayes. Mobley. , Mi’s. Clyde Derby, Mrs. Francis Hutton. The plates were " ,,ul1- Ee musi keep the feel of Women'sissionary Society of "Arpeggio Waltz." Crawford. F’ K- R'lumillat. Mrs. June Kmimil- fashioned in the form of baskets i , l!ul,|ic s n»«u*enient pulse, nn-l the Methht- t hurc'i will hold Caroline Coghurn. |lat, .Miss Malde Bowler and Mi in pink, violet* and orchid, with lh*H flnctuation of taste regular p:«im meet ng at .'1:00 "Spring Approach." \\ li'desome comedy has proved K i oeger. *'b’ O'fs G. Sharon, poor, Mi-s. \\ dusters of ipring flowers enlwinril o'clock at ; chuivir Marv .Wile Smith. it- efficacy. The great mn-.» of I Thecal o«- Langley. Mrs. Mat.* about tin- handles. Music Hs-tiueiit will meet at "Military March” (two pianos) Strong. Mrs. P M. Elder, and Mr-. For this occasion Miss Ward AoH-rican public appreciates clean .TjOO o'elocEr rehearsal of eluh •''Vhuheit, Virginia Kinsell Eliza- Clifford Bell. Mr*. James G. Shar­ won- a modish afternoon frock humor, and almost demands it. soiig. At .Ito'eloek the regular I belli Smith, on. Mrs. Frank J. Gonzalez.* .Mr .. of orchid g e o r g e t t e with chic w h ite Audit lire* arc- so highly educated i-i business sg»n will be lidld and "Gondolier." Nevin, Bettj If in- G. P. Bishop, Mrs, W. J. Thigpen. j,„t and ncce.SMiiies. ,M.-s. Holly lomcdv values those days, that one at -i :00 o’el a program of Bach . toi mister, and Mrs. (1. A. PeCntte*. Serving. received her guest < w e a r i n g o has to be eonstantly devising new gags, different situations and vou Mrs \\. J. Thigpeu. Mr.-. music- w ill, given by Mr. An- 1 "Spring Time." Greig, l.im I ml gown n| sh-.-ll innk. , . . . . . . . drew* of B<s College. * Ihiis. ... ,. i i i , I-. i vaiiiau get away with the old hoAllen Jones, Mrs. I.. A. Brumh-v, Lnjoyiug the cordial Imspitalitv i ... ■ Fa rent Triers Assoriation of Ibietl Spaulding. Adelaide Hig- I Mrs G. I), Bishop, Mi-. A. F. Bel*. o f Mrs. H olly w e r e : .'liss m .. i.-...., m tlifferent guise. Fern the Junior ;h School will meet gills, .Mary Higgins. Mr.-. Henry Punloii. Mrs. J. B. h rankly, slapstick comedies have W ard . Mis- F r a n c i s P u lt o n . ,\|i i ieuted laugh riots during tin* Iasi at 11:110 ochat the. Junior High ■ Sonata No. if. Beet lo>\ a-., laiw son, Mr- A. W Powers. .Mi­ Mar> .Vickies. School. ls I . Hagan. Mrs. .1. \* Tolar, Mr-. II M. Me C a ll Jr., Mrs. E m u iett year. It would he toolisii to assert Me C all. Alrt. R a ym ond G. F o x , Abut slapstick is passe; but, whe-n " Valse in E. Flat ttw.. pianos i A. P. Znrhaiv, Mrs. J. C. Cowan, Suhscriptiiriilge party at S uu All .. Grunt W ilson , Mrs. l a v A. you try to make pictures that o’clock at (Woman's Cluh for Hu i anil, Betty McKinnon, \|„i Mrs. G. A. Pi-Cottes and Ml- A.. t 'olioley, Mrs. W W. P o t t i r . Mrs. have a logical basis, a foundation I! Wallin e. the benefit the Bunding Fund. Knr<‘* Toneme. Haudsomi- |iii/.i-> have l,t-i-n Kti-wnit I)uttoo. Alls. A lfr e d W of solid stoiy material, then you Mrs. Bnixttfrrkins. Mrs. David "Waltz in A Flat." .\B -kow ski. bought and the one holding Ingl- L i e Jr. Air.*. Edm und Ali-iseh. Alls- hew- to get away from the hoilge I). Caldwcllil Mrs. W. A F itts | E "'tile Eehols. • i-st si on- will hu\e lii-t clloice. S a i a W a rren K a s i c i h y , Air-. Roy podge of slapstick. You elililiut Jr., hostess-i | ------------------- the one having M'l Oi.d highest wi*||(. W illia m - . Ai i s W illiam A. F i tts lead youi jiudit-uce to expect nmMusic Ddim-nt of the Wo R-'rl Schultz, Airs. John |,raml of • oim-dj and then give ibe allowed second choice and so on. HI man's Club II meet at ( on I-or rest nations pli a-e telephone I \ S m i t h , M r * . K<i\ * I t n w r r n , Mr*'. allot Iii-1. o'clock at tlnli house. M iss l.r t t y ru lfia n ll, Constant ( hnnee N Best i itln-r M is. s Wiggins. Mi-. * \l K . W i'E S in V .Mi > S t a f f o i i l . Nli< . 1. II. " I t h in g tin best p ie s c rip lio ii I Samuel pole-ton oi Mr ■ «. Frank I Mi Mddii•*d 11oily ami .Mi-Mrs. Johniscli Sr., .Mi- Kd WooiJrul'f. i L n u . mivi , .M i s I J o v d I 5n\ l«'. .M i- . • an i: I Ve |or slli d - s - 1a coined \ |a . innnd Meisnml Mrs. John W Maude Lake returned home Satin Ihni.'imin \\hit li**i 11 .iinl .Mi diicUig. i- I-. coiistantlv change i lie ....... Hum Kusiis when Meisrh Jr., vntert.-iin at giolg. 'i:i> ?hrh I It «>wn an i . p p i m ; i \h i-;s p i . \t i: typ e id inly in v'vhn h one u o p e a i-, thi > , pi ni s. n , ,| ,|„\s athe at .'$:(•(• o'elut the home of Mi*. int i oditiv new i , |a- - of i in): in te i . iMeisch Sr., lurk Avi-uiie. . F'o-'t'- of Mr and Mr-, ijol.eii J "t -in t<iU|iduuut*-i*ce|i your .irmtrr*I loll V J r. \ "'.i-ii .juu Loltaplum Members N'ellie 'Tu Circle of I-'IrsL* WvdiPog o f the pa«t wi i k was tha' B a p tist Chow il| meet W i-d m v Enjoy Bridge Party u,e...ttimh............ M and Alls. d a y J :'lu {'.at the i-hiiri-h w ith ant AAilson andW’^ i*hursday a.i.-ri oon ..a J. I t *./* '. ’ * • ■■»— 'riiiir fnifcl . r> is in attVlHint' essr >58=^ V T M r l f L. He|iry motored to |•*'e]oi k irt the F i -I Pnpli-t ChnTi b f-IIL'V- ’ I i\ of Sprnig thai m i g h t In i o n - t i l l e d a - b i J e n n y S|lin g C ir c le will llaim-s t ily, ulu-n- il . ■ pent the w h e n A l l s - A la i y l l a l l i m n n -I B l u e ib loll vva - the lovi ly budge partv di-ring on i he lew ,1 " lo* i t w ith * Muintou Tdin-htoii I d«> the guests i.| Mi and Mr.- I s l a n d . I l l , b e e . tim t h e I i . d e .-f i eiien I inlay afl-ir-- u when 'll■'Speed'. " Hall Id I b-vd'.s J.-i*.e-l at Her homi-lliena \’isln. 1' red AA'al-ma Tin \ »•, acc.iin E . S t e m o f ( In - i i l y | In n i i p i v l.iiii-tophvr Alatthew i-iitci laimid comedy i ,inn-- to the Alilanc (("day Welfai*- Iitmi-I^ i . i tin- \V panii-d home l.\ Alt c |-;, ||««nr*. - IVi- i i i enioli.V w.-1-j p e l fill Died In tin- nn ml- - 1 1 ot i!n- I.ollaplnin and Tile-day manV < lnl.ll mn i it\ uu who ha- been (he go- '. of Air-. P ' I P. h mg. p a - 't o i • l t he llftilga I lull at il i hiuill- Oil Elm H i loi'lv. • AA’ai.-ma i-n i- ut home tr-*nt I-'..it * h u i i h . m t h | >i i— i n--e , . f a l e i Alt’s, l.eni m A. P e C o l t e - mot Vvrrup NNaril ,MiO» tv \’tt|tlial*> at Alvei- when- -lie tia- been v I Ming n l i m a t c f i i e n . L fi'apii i - gladioli and d.n n - "iei| to O rlando, F inlay Wln-m :-e MV i»'« Inrl. Jti* 1*fr^f I' m -b\ , •lei daughtei Alls t laudi (tgdii. A l t e r th e iiie iu o o y tin- i . o i n g Wil.- ii-eil to |>l ofusion alumI I In spent i be morn ug. Icrian Chur* ‘ -‘ U p hi l e d l- o a l o n •.i i In- - t a t - loom whole tin- caid tables bad TKSIJAY Ml- ( barb t ...... iM c l u d i n g |n o n t . >i n i t i - i e i , . M |,,, t It been pn-ail for play. Tin- pi tty ( H IPI.E Y AI.--M -. Tobias a. -til.-, Joluiisch Si . Alt- John hen left Friday iitorniiig f..r Owens I •a s | a n d AA e - i ( o a i A ti S i ii- n i tallowi le in ke< pmg with tin Sons installing new and modern A'. Aleisi and .All it. Edmund !.„|.,, Ivy. will , ,-i„ e l i g I’ l l i l l y 1 1..1.1 B l u e l - l a n i l . C l i I. i si In-iii, and upon the i-omple parking plant in old tannery build­ •Meisi-h Wil fliostesses'al bridge i|„. .uiimici. • o i n i n g t o S a n f o i , | a b o u t t w . , y ,-.n ti"'i •: I hi- litib |i og i e-sion, -j-ue- ing here , at d:0» o’elut the home of Alt*.! a g . . a n d i- m a n a g i i ,.| tin Al-om w1le added i-ml i was found tbut Aleisch Sr., Park A Vl'IHH*. ll.- piizc, two gi- •rgette bandkei Alt and Alt Alai.o Hunt and l a i n I c e C o m p a n y . Literntuix’epartment o f th children . f I'oinpatio -pent the chiefs, hail been won by All.- AA’uit AA nosda.v e v e a liiL - a t t h e P i e s b y t i - i a n ,'"Mian s I ’ l will meet at \\ Wm live—------- ------* Wt-t-k end lien- a s tin- gue.ts n‘ < ion, b _________ _— ---— — -----•i lock at gi lull lnoi-i on Dak Late in tinafternoon 'the pley Air, Hunt | ,r..tli,.,. end— wife;— ATT Avenue. 1 A b e a u l i T n l s e t t i n g f . n t i n - d< els W'.-r.- jollied bv Alls .1 S. Stew and Airs. Emnntt Hunt l i g h t f ill ru iiitr-v w as arranged T^minoJfiipter No. 'J n. K. S T O D A Y ail and i i-fre-diluents consistitigof with on abundant,- ,,f ,,.i u f low «•i " i l l meet o'clucl, hilarious coined) ol ih« lie , rei.ni and cake were served. On tb‘ J Mis. K It. Thayer vi.-uing snap dragons and -|o.y carnations Miisonic 7\le. , i'.ii h plate winfavor.c,f pink friend? and ri-lnlive. A. K. -F- AAiiy, loss, lomhiited withfi-ti,- The pastel Graniniat'hool Parent Ti-achlo.-e l.tllte. * . . — ( i*t S—M on; * (c u lt ftj', K Ml e v e n ,(,*n< A Knot-,ja i will meet at :;:'0 ••a. ••PKVII. HOGS " t Tin substitutes wen- All- Hey •ail. ' *■ . " thick htt- Glummer Scle-ol Snub Pollard ill vvnm I Walker. Airs. AVurt A A Wain i All's. J. S. Howell had a- b I'll,- <-\)os4iig Imill* N\'*M «|ll|c|J\ Auditoriutii ir and Alts. George Al, Rory. "FI HE" guest la-t Week, tiei sisler. All |i'iif with j*liim > mi’ j'lp y rr ,'ivp IfJUDAY i ... i . , Alt'inbei> pplay ng wenAir-. Birdie Alle'n M Jack-om ill. Muft and Jeff 'Ddgo alid at lei scoj e- had In-ell R, K* lit Win! I I’.ii Iv. Min. 1 N. Pi- «8o*var'I Chapu-i will comjtaied il was found that (In 1 Jiff ni Wiilhti. M .v I ranlv \V. la *f,*'*‘ **uhj^jii»n bridge party at Airs. John Russell <•i \\... Hand, lil-t I'lize. Iloulngallt'- pi-l'luiiie. .Ja 1!m>11. Mis. .1. I., t din in* -\\KSTA\.\RP W IIO A " • .00 o c*Jod|t ;hc Woman's t luh Ga . iIv visiting bn, with hei n.eee I'ad been won |,y Mrs AA iliain A. ■ V i M . Miimi ik. '"»• lim...h(j|it of jj,e Silnditrshii. I Ml -. (, riivcj G: Kpelting. i nts III I . -w score wa-'*nindi- bv Pmtl. Ho-ties will Im- member- • Mis- I’••me Lee Bell, who vvils ” 1 the Hoiiin-oi.il i ..ininiMe,. with Mi . M artin Mialhinii*l ami small ■olisoleil vv lli a dainty, -boulder Mrs. Gt-or A. lie i ■ ties 1-1,11.1111 I Tin go- -t ,,f Ism.-i ••li «.f lliivitif ?1 u fv *|»rt)4lin^ tia <huii inan. AV«'l h**r» \i* it ttl|* i••lat i\ • •; pleseolcil a lovely Idoi- lil-tei tea -< t and plates, wi.i||n-il In a laigMr and Alls. J. K. II Aslii-I ,,| box tied with Wide, pink -at II ill, Mr.s. Siwart Dutton Oviedo spent tin-' tlav Sunday, iu boa* and caught with a d u s t-i ,,| Eli terJins At Bridge I Sunfonl, us the guests ,,f Mr and sweet peas and baliy breath. •‘j *•' f At a late hour the hostess aAir- -I. !'. Mitchell at til- li homo Hie ngv^rs, of the Four and jj iii Foi t .Mellon. *i■-1i'll by Alls. AA'illiam AAilli ai»»> Four Brillif Club were most d. ♦‘ tal Al -s Nell Willi lillh 5«*| \ril ligt I ully ) tM-i iu ni•d \NciliivMliiy • Mr- -I. M Elliott •if (i I'l'i'IIW immI. dainty ic fresh ments of luiik ice afternoon , t|K. guests of Alr- '1S. C.. is visiting in'the city os the •»«*am and individual angel food ial.es topped with pink lose Inid-. Stew art P g o a at liel lo ve ly new j guest of Mr. and Air-. T. C. Carl Dii each plate wVje'Hiosega.vs son at ilu-ii hoop- on Jessamine I home in |livoiw oldswi-i-t peus. Avenue. > J’ink. wT.e and blue wen- iluI ii-hioiu d of iiiaise geoigetti­ Sin- is the one who understands •olors aixeniuteil for the affair ll,, ut-red design and with and Wert- ni t effectively carried the importance of perfect (dings ,,f aciordian Telltlligs was out with mis, snap dragons, lap file lovely frock worn by Ali.-E n t e r t a i n s A t H o m e Wind. grooming f ...... —-— ins und haljj bn-ath. j : I I plc- R e c ita l O n S a tu r d a y G i v e B e n e f i t P a r t y a l « « uniwuany im«*i.v bridge party[ “ ire* funny, or. if you win, how ______ l __ J ' at .her lr-nit* on Park Aveuuy, com -! d° DU’jr make funny motitm pici ■ caleni pHmenling Ward, a-liridc The Cceilian .Music cluh recital Prominent. on .. the sociul „ f .,,,Misa ... ppri* . 'u t , tures? . ............. e a it of this week. ! If anyone should he able fo an* in the studio of Mrs. Fannie Stem - ! dur for thin week is the benefit j J1U. Th:' rooms of thin.spacious home wer this conundriim, surely Harold bridge Munson, Saturday anerafter- •hridjre t<> be jfiven the, card cnnl tables tuhies had been . ,,v .................... . ..... . nriilire party to given Friday fn .lav where the , „ " , ...... " noon "IH'Uwj, opeiiofj, With with n -short short talk on ' afternoon ufurnoon jiy ‘ the *Educufaji.-ihFoToll ' *' ' ' * •plaoftl ' - fer ----jtl-U -----*-----~ • r- 1.1 , J ’! W N IW V . 1 »'.P.on tVeiiHavKKfc <io.- : .c > ... 2 (ho k!m » . a C • Cnllld mating of the'-iN. du V. ‘iffcCBttltJi or I'raptice.'.'jdUiah. , L L «■ , , c " 11conited With nunntlties ..r ev«oi«li,. I . W>' nHI0.1'1 ‘ mucs buck with ____ a r o *hcliT OiUsi.wiiniv g a f l i i w i‘ . i i s i '^ i* f ^ i" g‘ '^ i E g y * : •hn,'*tr 'f t ill 10:0 nVImk A. M. nt |hr foci.;.—/ir-t. tin- i.rti.t flnila h it ' Hllptor YourBargains Across the CLASSIFIEDCOUNTER Mayo—-Good progress liclpjr ORLANDO-—N:\v AirjHjrt Gear* W t f J E B S S g r . a made on J road building project* on installed atop Orlando State w.IlK lajilu :. in l.nfayctte County, Bank building il'uniinated. .000 ehartcrwl. . GANGSTERS PREY’no i ON CABARETS IN;,/S|! KANSAS CITY, M J 1' Phone IRo " d e llu n . pho ) i VI • \. 1 Vs4s4ea>— ^ o io B B O IB B a w ni � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 16, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f0714f8275c1ebee4cadfa373bcc6729.pdf 16992a97e047a271679837812a72da78 PDF Text Text THE WEATHER [o u r n ew spaper Ihfd In Florida’s ' Heart. World's GrenUMtt Vegetable in.Its Richest Garden Land M e m b e r A u d it L e a s e d W ir e I n t e r n a l l o n l N e w s S e rv ic e JUDGE 0RDERSfe« In COURT RECESS'2 %, gteked Dance Hall Ti •• e j • . - ■ emen Strive v 'o Reach Victims Least Sixty People Vere Present\Vhen ,arge Tank Let Go Wife is Overjoyed itnl 1 fell asleep at «*nce. All li llte lotur hours l Itnil been FORMER HEADGerniaj^rlj' TELLSBattle T o ( OF MURDERSW estw ard Recites Other Acts Blamed Upon Order Ton Parris Suffers 1j|“l, Attack After Plea ini t« «»• ..u I.nml over I Sends And Sympathizers Of Association Hold Confer­ ence With Hoard To Orga­ nize Campaign hor I*unds J u r o r s W ill B e O u i '. r l e r e d I n J ^ ' n i l y F o r r e s t L a k e H o t e l . D i n e d j11|; | MTIM,M. S h a v e d , A m u s e d H y C m m l y i„. t (uc. Trans-Atlantic Bird^ men Reach Almost Deserted Island Off Coast Of Labrador, shudder*... w t« think W v l d S | b e p h e n V « n R c v e i t J s l n .•rrihlo it would have la'erw if s t a n d 's O f A c tu a l K illin g s iuI not made W." * I n c lu tlin tr T b a l O f C o b u r n , was to*. l»iv«l that my •l , h ’ ()m* Tinit* A d litT O Ill O flvlilll J u r y I n T r i a l O f L o c a l B lin k ­ e r " ill B e L o c k e d U p O v e r W e e k - e n d ; S lrA in O fH n tlle Is S h o w in g O n A tto rn e y s ly Others Injured s Blast Destroys uildiHRs And Fire dds To Calamity N .U M B E R 1 S 8 . H u re n u O f C ircu ln lio n H S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . SA T U R D A Y . WASHINGTON. April 1I— (1NS) - President Conlidg* today congratulated tin- . Gerim m -lri*'' flyer* win* have suire*sli''.iy eon queied Hie North Atlantic, His mes­ sage to the flyer*, turned over to th.' Navy Dvparttiient for wireless transm ission, follow's: "My most heartv congratulations on J " ' " safe binding afte r your fine w est­ ward flight mloKS the North A t­ lanta*.* r~ Shortage Of Gas Terminates Hop R e l a t e s l ast* I n T e x a s ' W h e n l i l u n m i n U tlll/o d U irl l o P la c e J u d g e In B a d L ig h t BE R L IN , A pr. M .—(INN) — A l ­ r l l l C A G O . A p r. I I . - I | . ' m te r being plunged into the de pth* In pit", ions c h a p t e r s o f his d e ­ „ f gloom and d e s p a ir G erm any posit!..... I in\ id S tep h e n ; mi. Jot - 1 was awakened today by tin* joyous ane’s Propcllor Is Smashed AndLandinffGearls Damaged • — i* m er Grand lirngow of the Ku Kulx news th a t C aptain Knelil, Union NEW YORK. April 14.— Klan in lioliaua. revealed tl»e Von lliieuefeld and th e ir Irish (INS)—The North Atlantic grow th of the institution, methods companion had safely landed in Ocean haa at lust been sptuir Py which s ta te legislatures were ffcT P L A I N S . M o .. A p r i l tjm association met wit lithe lloant nctl in a Westward flight. . H America. __( I N S ) — T h u t v - t h r e e to complete its financial campaign ilomiiiuted mol the milliner in which The silver-gray monoplane New almy ran through the prominent men were assailed with inns were killed mill many organization. T he main speaket Street* with e x tra s. T housands of Bremen is n t Grecncly Island, I™ seriously injured when for the occasion w as Mr. Heed, who morning Judge n e v v iu i. viruy, luslmintloun. papers were avidly bought up in a seven miles off tl)e const of urific gasoline explosion is tin t regional Se c re ta ry of the Jacksonville, sitting in the ease, la the c h a p te r today Stephenson few minute . P ro m p tly c e le b ra t­ eked a crowded dance null Boy V D epartm ent of the National issued the order for recess ul I.1 lev cals iust.-nces of uctual physi­ ion* were started everyw here. In Labrador, after an epochal a l. Council Y. M. C. A., nml has head­ o'clock while A. H. Key. r m ^ e r of cal m inder, no lulling the killing ternotiotial New* Service w a s the hour flight during which it iescuers dragged victims q u a rte rs in Atlnntn, Gn. of Captain William S. Cobum . miu first to bring th e glad tidings to buttled grimly against sleet, the bank and sta te witnes* 'ipniirtt Ln beneath fiery embers as Mrs. Heed's talk w as one of nit eil Lake, was on the stand. of th e a d h e re n ts ..f th e founders of snow, rain anil headwinds. \ I . . . IU caved in and mountain- untllonnl n a tu re , explaining to the the orguuixutimi and at one tine-' Germany. The recess ends n week of gruel C aptain H e rm a nn Kochi, Com* Y esterday th e flight b a d been tongue* of flam e i;»ve1»|»« m en th a t the Y. M. C. A. was n ing day and night sessions which sucoiul In i*«*niniuntl only to • stamped n foolhardy "sp o rtin g en m andant Jan*c3 E. Fltzm aurico and (liliris. Two niljoming building!1 world wide movement w ith branch linvo brought William .1. Simnionn. Stephenson one conviction Union K hrenfrled Von Huenc* es in every nation o f the world; against the h a n k e r and sta rte d pav­ was questioned by a Pittsb u rg h at lo rp risr." Todny it is bailed ns a fold a r e sufo b u t th e y a re mnroftn* trium ph fo r Gerintfny. All the th a t the executive of tho i . a*. • ing the w ay for another, tine at torney. . ed on un icebound Island. y . ".Mr. Stephenson, directing highest government otfiieals ex A. w as not to promote an nrguin* torney luu nlieady sucrumbed on Tho Bremen w as forced to a lig h t j protend th e ir joy nt the successful W'ill Stop C’ommiHsion I nmt your ultentien lo >nur testimony xulimi but it is a baud of Christian der tim stra in of legal battle. I li*1 because it ra n o u t of fuel In ita outcome of the venture and sent Preventing Railroads ^ ‘‘r relative to the m urder of Capt. t «• men whose purpose is to promote others give every indication of be ­ vIng Smitnern lAnes Frnni fturn. p h a s e tell any iitf.'i ination c o n g ra tu la to ry m essages to the exhaustive fig.. h t ngninst tho elea C hristian program am ong the ing p re tty well worn ami Judge m e a ts. In landing th e pinna's pro* Shipping To Ureal Ijtkes y,,„ may know <>f th a t murder. relatives of the flirts. voting men and hoys of the e o n r 1Gray himself adm its a wlmle week pellor w as smashed a n d its la n d ­ President llindenberg telegraph’ _“ j previously sta le d that inunity. At the close of Mr. I ced * of duy and night work isn't natch HICll MONO, Vn.. A|ir. 11.— Capt. Coburn was m urdered by a ,.,1 to Kochi con g ra tu la tin g him u p ­ ing g e a r was slightly dam aged. talk the meeting w as divided into The C anadian G overnm ent h a s —The I n te r s ta te C om m erce on the success of his venture. different groups which had to do fun A ttorney Collapses Despite parental ot.jectmns w * * * Commission today was enjoined man who gnye the nam e of (name ordered the ice-breaker Montcalm " H e a rtie st congratulations to the w ith the development of the fm an L F a rris, sta te prosecutor halt' d a religious ceremony. I r i n c - from preventing railroads serving deleted). T hat was. so f a r as 1 daring oreun fliers on th e ir g re a t to proceed to Grecncly Island to know. Iiis tru e and correct name. einl enntpaign organization. isonville and nwmber «f the Charles Philippe. Duke Do N in Kouthem mines shipping coal l** I have told of having conversation I success—Volt llindenberg, Rich* rescue thu fliers. The Montcalm is The o rg a irz a tio n is composed ot now on its w ay and its c a ptain r a d ­ f counsel serving the slat" (>l,rs, a relative of K ing A >'• . the G reat Lakes for trim s ship with a re rtn in m an th a t wished to s ta g President." the following men: S. O. Shi.tlml ioed he expected to reach tho island * the law yer who cracked , Belgium, wns m arried by civil »er mem to the N orthw est, to reduce T ra n sp o rta tio n M inister Koch get Capt. Coburn «>at " f the " nv , e r . General C ha irm a n; t i e d It. the final argum ent to the , „ , , my U.day to Miss th e ir rates 20 cents per ton, by the Tliis man told me he was filling— wired professor Ju n k e rs, designer before nightfall. Wilson, leader for the “( rnck‘'1 Grecncly Island la in the S tr a its Federal District C o u rt for the 1»r..ii ..r ii.iit.iin meals and I wa> and num ufoeturer of the Brem en • counsel he w as sick the day ( T e g g y " ) division; w. M. Haynes, le a d e r of | M l» w le the states final argum ent W ashington. I*r . T h i '*"* "'* or Belle Isle which are f r o w n over Southern District of West Virgin tj-1'i.lie great flying triu m p h which T ir tJ .'c lO K n F ^ r nrdlnkry. shipping. [ " F rie n d ly induin'' division. „ he mu jury m the ease in which i wnH performed sloutl.v a ''' in Tho. c gurt wiuv l*'J Koch I achieved was tnadyppssihtP News o f the fliers’ landing w as I The C aptains for the "C racker to lh(, (?frVinV^tUil6vs; »Iuhn J. P a r k e r and vas couvirted Ipst T h u i i i d a ^ L ^ Sl.r r ‘’t only through the e x c e l l e n t o ' the b ro u g h t to Point A mour, L abrador, division are : C. L Byrd, ‘ h r hail finished b is - n r - j Q ffho: , r..i i,t..,wt * HI Licit Not thcott, ami D istrict ' airplane and m otor you built. C«*n- w here there is n Canadian G overn­ HcortMf.H.'-B.' Chaiuuan, It. **-} ftonn Iifter l he wav stricken with a M is. Watson, a beautiful hbrnd. Judge Geo. W. McClinto. irralidalioiis to your fellow work- m ent wireless station, by dog-sled. ,!Cobb and F. J. T r o tte r grnwe, I tack and forced to return j haired American girl, u» recover n t While the I n te rsta te Commerce || K , C aptains for “ F riendly Indian hcrt , , t»IH. Commission lias not heen otfieiallv home in Jacksonville t" re- frnn, a M.enl operation for m u t Chancellor Marx u b o c ongrntu division are : Hnndsll Chase, H . J . to his I advised of tho injunction in the * aii|H#n«llrh«f. rinrtwtt. S. M. Lloyd. F rank Talbot f u ,M,,-a iv ", l,.U'3 Kochi in the following cable Luke Cargo coal ca-e. it wits said prosunt jurors nro tht» only Ju st before the n y , j ••la-arty c ongratulations to the firs that an appeal t" th** I mte*l * of the weekend recess and young Duke told In e« European fliers to succeed in fly An a tte m p t will be m ade to react, States Suprem e Court oiolouhtedlv kill not fair so hadlv aside Nl.w> Service he had “ ,lk 1 inc a* ro-s the ocean from L a s t t< the fliers by airplane, Mitchcl would be taken a* *<*on as the test »eing aw a y from their famtl n„.n,bers <*f his tooiilv nn 1 \V. t l i a r joy is all the g r e a te Field, L. L. officials announced to ­ ,ev will he q u a r te n d m the . lhey would withdraw their of tho io a r t's onioioo has l>.'«'ii l*' Iiicaii.-c this triu m p h was due to day. The flig h t will he m id e in q ' U k e Hotel and ilmeil. „ h j e e t i o n s to his m iirunge. ia i , , ) man technique and G erm an a siste r plane to the Bremen, tho I and e n te r ta in 'd at the ex | addition l" 1 '' ' Duke' s v. dining. T h ro u g h them Germany *nly other Ju n k e rs plane In th a „f the eoiiiitv I" fart. » religion, it i* un.h'rst""' ; t r. hi ..nuts to the Amerienu peop e United States. It will be piloted this noon a though they , the Duchess D , M ' and F ra u le ln i*i, in-,, greetings us a n expression of l.y F red Melchior a tte n d th e luts'l'iill game l e o p ^ .s o d tlm m a rria g e •• • • * l ic r th a J u n k e rs, d n u g h tc r of tho i,,wr spiritual union niul friendship. Sanford and New Smyrna at lh |. diffeivtiee in the s.« ml sti forem ost plane m a n u f a c tu r e r ' In unlcipnl Athletic Field this 1>r eouple. G erm any. • Z T h e D uke said the religious It s kers were driven back Should tho e f f o r ts to rescue tho tiling building bv H"' Can't Attend t hurrh would be p. r f o iim d in » < «D“ ' ' Bremen fliers by ice-breaker and nf tlie blaze, uiid later H I'icbard. one "f the il>' Cluireli ii' t ' 1" ''*'H ' . . . plane fail, the fliers m ay linvo to red whet, all electric month. Both Hu* Duke uiul resort to dog-slcd. In t h a t case ml out " f commission, W atson n r - ii.l.*n*Med ... »vi they face a journey of m a n y days. ....i if posilde they may maki a dead were: Paul Kv < Tho S tra its of Bello I»l*> sepurboneynioon l«ur tbrougb Dm nir. ,. It. G. M artin, wife __WJUilUN* WT fNf-A prr-l 4 »-<4 NS )- f tle T I L r u d o r rfonk Ncw FoundlanH. Tj-»*,*e bile dealer, T hree U « Misti Wulmi wore u bint k • _A-hm'.dful of police today a rre st- The surrounding countr)’ is bleak L| an ui.lmi.nl lin n itumlm: ,.,1 t(i7 sym pathizers of General and snow-covered. H ow ever, (hero __ _____ sta tio _n on Greenely L A i u m .g \ b * w - m lut liig art'! ltulr . Satidllio. Nlciirnguaii liberal leader, la a fishing worship. W herever tins,, six men u blue cloche hat. She w as still p b t n Mullins, gra in denier. Mrs as.they sta rte d to picket the W hite Island wlhlch Is plentifully supplied do go they'll g" together mid from her .vce.it ‘Bncas. H e r o |v t , . r McFarland, U n d e rta k e r, Mf«. House carrying plnca*rdd d e m a n d ­ with food nml th e fliers will bo ■wafuliTuI deputy sh e riff- will 1*^ flelnl w itness w a s an a ttm ti tho L.l».il Airpliy. Levy Heed. — ing recall of United S ta te s Marines comfortable regardless of w ith 'th e n , t" keep off Hie pul.be. the United S ta le s Consultc. The Duke wore u douhlebreo-t* d length of th e ir slay. [ The seriously injured im lud' • from ■Nicaragua. The pickets did curious or otlie.wise. Canadian Government officials II. C. Allen, me reliant, David mu not resist. A f te r seizing the bunT his trial seems destined t» tule blue suit mid “ b o w k r hut when lire averse to sending a plane to he arrived at the H eg.stry ' nc'rs, police marched the pickets in the bumpy road to u verdict over Kveictl White. [ All reserve nurses within >“ u l/lidy fo th e first proeiiiet, several Greenely. They say th e a t te tn p t the m ultitude »f objections of Ho wtt« aceoinpunied by I " ’• Would be too hazardous and a land­ Charlton, a friend. miles were summoned t" n"l m Uloelvs liw ay. Seventy-four Sanford m crrhunls Torn Palm er, one of the two chief ing m ight be impossible. Tho suc­ Tlie Duke hud given his mre '• giving tr e a tm e n t to those who sill defense counsels. And nn exceed have agreed to ob.se their stores. cessful te rm in a tio n of th e f l i g h t fered h u m s und injuries. An enlidy announced and police reserves ingly bumpy r-»“ l il wil1 fl"' lh‘‘ Offices and shops T hursday a f u r wns hailed all over the world as n n tlrc block or business house* is »' were on hand t" break it Up. I he T a m p a a ttorney object;. M «'v'' r > historical achievement. T he file rs noons from May •» t» s,‘l,ta . a r r e s ts were nu.de under nn order thing and unytbuig tbe *•«»*' has ,viv no rnniKuu uiai cording to nn announcement Mg"c had alm ost heen given up f o r lost k The l.usines* houses destroyed whipped Iter, till led"and which p r o h ib its ilisplay of b a n n e r , done so far. He objects to ‘•'•'O w hen news or th e lf sa f e ty wus f in ­ by them nuide today. her and otherwise tor- or advertising »m public |iurk t r r e the Adanta Building, adjoining Practically every m v r e l aint m deposit slip. note, ledger slieet am ally flashed around the globe. ' Ike dance liall nml g a r a g e ; a then the city. Is'tti large and small, huvi i-ucli s c ra tc h of the pell .... each ami Ui,id situ relurned l" G)f g r o u n d s without u perm it. E ach F e a r inspired by the tr a g ic endid begged to be locked up tre. a r e s ta u r a n t and a rnmm.aa.on agreed t» the half holiday during .v e r y one o f them that the state picket was ask' d to pQt wip |1 0 Inga of the seven otl.or a irm e n w ho ild be protected from fur- collateral. house. The front and r e a r veal s or the HUiniiier months. Among the n (Continued »n page I) dared to ven tu re w e stw a rd across alt. All tin* fuels of this Ha' theatre were blown out uml m e are: llc.i.y MclJiubn. Jr. IL M' Tlie dem onotratjop Was a r r a n g e d the sto rm y N o rth A tlantic, haa tie r of record in Texas. by the United S ta te s section of the given w a y to rejoicing everyw here, nidi* walls crumbled. ' , . U u l i n , The Perso,1s ( o U st. it>‘ . all-Ani(|*lean nntl-iniperlnliat lon­ Mduy relatives of the dead bail Lloyd's Shoe Store. B. 1-. I e r k i m . A la te re p o rt saya th e Ju n k o ra gue. Among th e placards carried monoplane Bremen will a ttc p .p t gone l«f the th e a tre . They witness^ Sanford P a in t and Wnll P»per L«.. A S H E V IL L E . N. ('., Apr. 1 1— ...i <i... r nml some are hclicvert Churc'nwcll Co.. S ta n d a rd Bnrbei by the* in a rih c rs: "W e dem and the to ta k e off "some time, to d a y ” ( I N S ) — G overnor Al Smith, of Immediate recull of th e * M u rin e s from Greenely Island, Quebec, I t Shop, Sm ith Barber Charles It. r iu te n h u r g . who a New York today had fully »ccli* Kleetric C on tra c tin g Co., Ml Lady . tdHcd by the Kedpath C hautauqua from N ic a ra g u a ." "D e fe a t th e w a r was-announced by A. A. Bchmeder, m a te d himself to the brhc.ng a ir "f a g a in st N icaragua." "Millions u n ­ general passe n g e r a g e n t o f th o Shoppe.I-ouis F o rst t o., Dr. J. «• advance a g e n ts a t a m wspapei id " th e land of the sky," and was surVidler, Federal Bakery, The Yow itor humorist, o r a to r and c-ommun employed while U. S. funds go for N o rth G erm an Lloyd line. W ord tp toutulcil with* the f a m e d ho.spilal ,.|| Co.. Sadyc Haumcl. F. W. Wool ity lu lld c r . will he the prinelpa conquest." The pickets were from this effect from th a thrao ity tinitlogoiiH to the Southlnnd# worth Co.. J. G. McCrory Co.* a ttra c tio n a t the program offered W ith the clam orous welcome of A f te r being unconscious for New York, Philadelphia, Camden w as relayed by Canadian soureOa W oodruff & W atson, Banda I Flee here tonight. Hi* subject will■J i to Schroeller today.' . • 10,000 persons guthered at Hilt* over four 'lays Mrs. M a rg a re t K el­ and W ilmington, Del. trie Co.. Baker B r o . Shoe Store. L. "W h a t Sanford Must I)o if She T he question o f fuel supply w aa more S ta tion over, the governor sey. who was Injured In an uut«W. Smith. Service Shoe Shop, H- i Would Be a G reat Community. not revealed in tho m essage and really got sta rte d on his two mobile wreck on th© Sunford-Oi puzzled aviation expert* here. T ha The Cosfords, pluylng the harp, S. Grocery Haynes & Rati til, *'■ week's vacation this morning. lumlo road Monday night, d'ed «t filer* exhausted th e ir gasolina violin and piano, will also be on A rmed g u a rd s were placed on 3 o'clock this morning nt the FcrV Bryan. supply In th e ir fight w ith he a d the B iltm o ii C ountry Club p ro p ; nald-L aughton j . ' H ugh Till!., BIB | U X * n re,The tonight's program . Miss h e m L as Hospital. Bd Hanson Shoo Hejmlr Shop, The ford recites. Mardonj and Com ­ e rty , w here the chief executive >» m o th e r arrived an hour u f te r she ATfwtNTA. Apr. 11.— ( I N S ) — G ullet, Roberts g ro c e ry , S. Ben pany. billed os escape artist* and nUyintr, nml no one won perm itted died, losing n race a g a in st death jam in. Kronen s A pparel Shop • the play, "T om m y." a re on Mon­ to e n te r unless he had permission from Bunnell, w here n e a r bad If uppluusa. m eans a n y th in g , Clur* euco Harrow em erged the victor W einberg. K anner s Dept. St< r from the governor pr mcnibersi of been *ent to g e t her. day's bill. ' in n prohibition debate w ith W il­ W agoner F u rn itu re Co" / * ' his party'. No specail events wero Mry, Kelsey's cister^ M r s .- C h a r ­ Dectch, Sanford Music A - *' on the governor’s program today, les White,' of D aytona Bcuch. w m liam I). U pshaw , fo rm e r C o n g re ss­ shot* Sm ith & Jordon, Hilton Bar und he was expected to l*egin his a t the bedside. H e r husband wns man from Georgia, in n crowded vacation as he said he Would, th o o n e ‘ who trie d to bring the th e a te r la st night. H arrow , noted some po in t on the mainland from Appointed n f rico E qu prnent Co, Plggiy «»»• ■"resting and sandwiching n little g ir l’s m o th e r from Bunnell. The Chicago c rim inal law yer, climaxed w here th e y could continue th e ir golf in between." r u r o n t ’s naiiies ure Mr. und Mrs. his re m a r k s by predicting the n om ­ journey to New Y ork by otliet Snow's B arber Shop. L. F. 1>J' ination of Al Sm ith ut th e Houston 'm eans. Three of the most im portant auo G overnor Smith familiarized ... P a lm e tto ' B arber Shop, h « nf°nl je e ti to be discussed nt the I*bir______________ Democratic Convention. . himself with the Uiltmoro F o re st J. G. Hutchison- y e ste rd a y ut me ^ ' " ' V Pressery. M Block, Stanley Ida Retail Credit • Conference to BILL IS SHELVED "N o t only th a t, b u t G eorgia, the C ountry uluh links yesterday afhegular C h a m b e r ' of Commerce • *—. t»m nnn nlavilli; a Very SUtiufact" land of the Ku Klux Klnn knd be held -in O rla nda April and Imeeting a t th e F o r r e s t Lsike Hotel W A SH IN G T O N , April 1L — B aptist will vote for bin. as p r e s i­ 24th a re : was appointed th e c hairm an of a How to Increase charge business dent und U pshaw will be out ( I N S ) . — Tho M c N a ry -Ila u g an committee to sec w hat step* can be profitably. s|>cul:ing for him before the c a m ­ F a rm Relief Bill a» pa»»cd by thh taken tow ard m a in ta in in g the m un­ A posltlvo credit policy nml its paign Is over," D urrow said. Up- Senate was quickly shelved lu icipal golf course th is sum m er oy House A gricluture qom m ttteo t o ' effect on business, A. 1*. Connelly, who presided a t the day and the Jioueo njeasure ura* credit man. • ' ' meeting. M r.'H utchison wil appoint >ubstitutid- Th© action w l” necea^ How the Bureau can help tne the members of the com m ittee to WEST BALM BEACH—New sltatg the bill being returOgd t a These and o th e r questions will be serve w ith him. T he tr a d e body theater and store l»uildlng will be tho S t a a t c a f t w ‘p*M*$* discussed and a quiz on each *ubtb<>k action following th e announcobuilt on Flamtngton Drivu between jcct getting down to tho heart ■ > * Went th a t the City C o m m is s io n e r s Boinscltiu und Olivo Avenues. business from a credit »tand had cut o f f appro p ria tio n s f o r the point. upkeep of th e course this su m ­ m e r because of th e l i c k o funds, NVashington Police A r r est Picketers Demanding Recall Merchants A g r e e To Close Business For Half Holidays Governor AI Smith Is Enjoying T reat offers [important A rrest Of Asheville’s A ir Program jgM ade InBom bing OutragesOf Ital y Hutchison Committee Chairman Victim Of Accident Dies After Gamely Holding Oh To Life Credit Association Have Orlando Meet ».»«" "T'T'J;; I beak , * JE] �■tu* I s * . "■ ~ ------------------------- ------■ " 'r ~ .Vi** < ’ff'f*, T i V \ '■' Tf^’ < . W m am m .N# • E IG H T ‘ T » R S A N F O IU ) II K H A L I), H A N F O B D . F L O B I P A . - = ■— ■ ■ . .... 11 ‘i r r ’M * - - . " •:■: •■; v *.«• ... _ ie O n O / B a seb a ll’s Inaugural F R I D A Y . A P R I L 10. 1 0 2 8 •r -i a u i. e UU b ♦ rv » 1 ill rim ^ erel 1 F ‘ VyXif - IlH H u K T . i* • ^ VuT h , i !i T HET —The; Ipull rVnll 1 . ; l. . . - ;JS fk ?V .>x'r - T 'r »V( A‘.li * h r •1 Tt D For ‘ I - : <•*• ■ k*ar y IQ ■ ,J*BA fl, •* rc^T ~ i Uei'X K m ’1 *, * H r\ F p V <• ? ffertt*. -»•'-* j . « 5,-'o « l> l *y?^ I • 1 «. ^ t 1 1 V* i* f" w . 13 n v DAVES J. WALSH l r .^ rn itic n c l New. Rmt<*c i S jnrM l ’J itr r * . NEW YORK, A pr. 13.—Propon­ ent* of the Idea th at it l* b U«r to »ce a hall |?;t'nie In your decollete ^hirt sleeve* than feel it In jm ir m nrnnv were arm ed today with , significant r.vidrncc th a t th e l-ary.Lpll w m r r l r . trtTlglftTiYTJ-n- t h r V w iselvjj^r^'o.Iata. •A-tT^-Bj3Ctu!r»>^ir*. t-1' |-l ,) ■' (EEm W M eunsIi'ori V c d rv id n v •** «t00; the titfam ient- on if fair tvcrc mode alm ost untcnnbJ • front , *,4,J *»<>ht have been f>5,0i?0. !i the stnndm int of physical comfort 'Tiladt-lphin. they had Ruth; C -fl“ The question of the accommo"heenusb the w eather-w as that of! 1*8• Cobh and S peaker in th j same dntion prudgingly provided for wo­ m id-February and. yesterday the bull »nd t!i- t,in u tile * *lin\vfour scheduled ge’inr* n£ th n ’tst it >tv1 , nlv 204)00 a g a V t n po.*i!ii. men mem! 1 1 ? of Parliam ent, wrrv n Ilowed t > h i by (fpfaiilt lie* I ,T‘ <*f •*fc».0b0. Th?rp r.ui't fay s Mi-* Ellen Willtlufon, M. P.. cause o f ra ti, chill and, in one in' h a \<• linen a lot of keepers iii.tosig “ has li.cii r.ii-ed h> the election of Mmuc, snow. i ihi.rc 20,000, f t thnt. the eighth c.«umn member, Mrs. 1 F or iim c y e n n . t}tnm ha- I en the attntvhjnc« v.n W alter Runeiman. "A t present all we are idlowcd ligitntinn in certain quarters lot •, whereas, on an ordinary Inter M art In the Major Lcagu**-. n! ;,y in Mn>\ th" first 30,00.) (t -t is a smr.ll, ili-vuntilntcd sittin g lo th as an aid to tbn noble nth !" * u‘ ,l,“* l,u* others pile up room downstahn." Non Eight Women Intes who w elter n the ,Sou|h so f !,l-rr1' !lt '*'aonicr'in the doorway, “ At the hi ginning of the pres- j th a tth » v tuny conceal in the North . *“ V' r" " '< ° f *’n,» *y seat* *p?ak as quickly ns possible and a s „ language th at Is Intelli- e n t . Parliam ent, when there were l o 'n to the jHipulaec; These m m - ! “ v in«K'J«te. lie ip si> t/w i only three n r m women members, ini qua.» o f course, are nunni stated M strictly ' • h'V* f' V' 'vh0, •°,- hinc and one. the Duchess of Atholl, be* early s t m t b fra u se h e 'fe a rs the Thg.a M inister had a room of her In the o itler of their Importance, Hut, w hatever the finnl m em n I consideration, m ight go ami dio on o w n —it was fairly ro m fo ilald r tiipy be, the time will come when I* m l« lween Anr. l l nml Apr. 20. bolt-hole. There were three w rit­ I nsehall will Het its raiendar lm- k 1 IJ.< likewise rushes th e asnsn lie* ing desks in it, otic fa r ouch of by n m atter o f ten days or none emise |,e thinks h« mlyli't eet us, a couple of itrm chairs, and two o r its own Inltntive. It won’t do ' *<(ik on the w e a th e r and cun ra th e r unsym pathetic couches. prove limt lie did, back in 1HK1I. ‘‘With five new women members it i .--- , u im u r.v iir lie wrongs hlmselr g r e e tly on both Uy auhjectinir itK ball players to pointH. added, if nil wqnted to be in the fdiysionl tdsks. N either is it likrJv. mom together, fa r from having n t otnke co«nizir.ee „f , |l:. fur, , In th" f r t place ,the supply of p’nco.to write, they would not even H e u lbetween Apr. 2(1 and Oct. Sooner n r la lir some m uck will have a chair apieeo to sit upon. have |o lie cut out of ItIh overcoat gam .I will Ie- just as g re a t because tin “One book is provided in out es will |K. as m any—. thank? and huiiff in the stoam room until j t the double benders thnt Inevit room, for the eight of us. Thi< conscious dr even sober. TIi im means one’s o u ter garm ents pih’d So rt of thinks are n bit uiirmnan •’tidy follow these Apr. pustpone- on chairs, n o t-ad d in g to ihc tidi­ rt ‘J its. In the second place, oui ness m- comfort of thnt overcrowd­ th a t bother him. lle^U highly sy ., I „ '"V ’ 'l1n ri,' U.,‘,>' r l»»nB‘,'l • ed little room. Tni*, each on e.o f ■ - , ----- ---- »• ,ai| bathetic hy>nature. Of \crSine, iS d • ' • I'f •'"'‘"'I ' «<• get tin nk on th e W eather in a n y . oi ly in has a Imok la th" nien’.i cloah Juat ca n ’t help it that room, Imt *hat la of little use. fcalhy la t o i p o b J i g 'w ith whieb'lu ‘ wPr' have a climate “The toilet room ret opart 4'nt gwf^rs to .burden only ) , . . j J"; [ 'fh.*r.r Women is eoniildcralely placed at Vtio sight of Mil amply’ sea, |,k;a WM ‘ ’«-» t h ' farthest iMisrible point from the sitting i min. I'lmifortM Scarce "To wash one’s hand, n fter tnkd r a in in g - C am p 1 ing off hat and cloak, it is neccs , s-iiy to marc h along one c.irridor, Arl civil! try cart! I up n fiig'it of stair.i, along another very long corridor, across the ceil Vaughn De Leath Pre­ ous to hoar anything. Now th* Ill lillernatonnl .News Service tral lobby unci up at: i! her lung is nio.'ii faatitJiou.1 and a fers Not lo Make Pub­ f in ^ r r must Wi?l' “ murderer* i„w ” fum timi. h i be hosolutelv certain flight of tails. If a diyision it '" g for the first time. A ila.na lic Appearances of her urogram and the clarity of on, a i iir.aiti ii« walk about a .piur "owned the t hnttannog,, l.ookomjut voice. W 4 f h l n One* W o c k .lM t> ^ in is ;is . i" th e -opening game of the s e a .1 ter of a mile is neee isary. New York C:tv.—Vaughn De “A t the present moment I "The ns” iii;ii..r in the l.adj ffm rs In Mf> (i.rv-fir \ Vs ’"•it on ihi-ir home lot t! (,, ;j. I.cnUi, pioneer_radio girl who bar I would rey th a t the wnltc ballad Ml'llibei ■ • i itli •’i »I; I ro. r • i •• i o ’U’n ' i s ’ he most po-.j'-j- H..n)f n|) t j,# M lo n , T w e lv e l . h e s H a v e w!ii ciiuS AVIATION STARTS EARLY THIS YEAR Uwn LoMt 'i ’| \ r u ..^LONDON, A c cid en ts ‘* Apr*r II.- i|V . ,h Th >n ill. Y.oJn w iiil i-«i r -j. .1 I > ■ X -J . p.! f|T,\ Ill*-1 if’ehi -■•iiiii .. Il ’ liv •triridirii hi <<!• •. : uii' j.M*.. li — apprciMfhed by couw /t ut-inag'T? I r.io!o. though nrefcrentes go in u i° u 1' 1 t!,I“ "V 0,1 tou- hut i c . D - . . n n g tiiu iuinm er ’hot *ne ha* consistgntlv refused to > ’ waa in the ascendancy. IX . — .tirMAfc-nubllg Tqmi’a ttuw by W alter Donahl>' • -h • tv' h s to 1 c kita.i i 1 ••ii —. v/ • ■ i • i - f ■•! >'• hi.-. ‘At Ruii- • l* * t fi !• v*. <1.. •• MC 2 • r. fi ■-.) -M. t . Til t . r : Hu I, I, S. ||. l! I.l .1.1.| j ||.|, 1 <r i n H i ,v l ill' I ' >!!<-|;|.p (leu- I ’I .III I low liur.lli,| li.i .1.11 I El.l of N’ofre It.inie. . >••■111 I ‘I Ih w..i Id*- en meI To yard ila.-h To this list will I.,, .ubl.d t'uhcl or Iowa, hold’ i- .-| the \V,.*iern I.-V,0.1 to r the quill I , mil-, mid *••*'• Ji Elliott, of the I 'liiver <il i •>f Noilli t'aroliii.i, Imld.-r «.| i|,,. Sntitlierii m o r.l for tho mile • <4 : Il> I MANY TTIOCGin* KILLED Pa ris, A pr. 12.— ( I N S ) — I t |! reared th n t B0 persons w ere kill ed in n collision, betw een a special Main bound for the Etighlon Bnco i ° u r r e mid » Chantilly b ^ n l just outside of tile C a re Du N urd .Stir lion till* afte rn o o n . T h ir ty per sum; w ere Injured. It was- qot known nl tfi** tim e of tho tlim stti w hether th e r e w ere any fo re ig u e n on e th e r train. . I " * *' HI i-.1.- n "23 x 4.40 Cord $5.45 A Few Of Our Specials In Tik*es V /2 C’ord $ 3.95 31x4 $ 8 .7 5 3 3 x 4 ' 4 I If • • • A u t o T o p ic s 1 ••'I u W April |:t. $ 1 1 .9 5 Be ba nd • S in c e 1S7H • One Of Florida’s Leading Departm ent Stores The Seasons Favorite Frocks in a^-sale •at ,X.M Vh’T I H|{ EVENING , , * « • Itoises ^ • — ;— : i *i: r y T r ^ n r r ^ ' r A. P. Connelly 6c SonsS • v do not want yiml Ihink for a minuic that' propose to sot ourselves I on n pedestal, reaching a b o v e the heads of husii men in our line or in o th e r. That would lie ft ish. J( would make you cent what we sav with grain of salt; in 'fact; would not hesitatj to clas us as hlow-hards, those low.s that proclaim their tues ho blatantly nobody iem. ‘R e a r A p k j '11 . We A y - “fiir-reack. series or Husiness Leila lu-cause or (lie influemtj believe they will exert In] tahlishing n more intin und more friendly relat ship between Ihe Puhlic Iiusiness—not only our b ness hut every other liihin. There is no discounting fact that in thtfse days public wants to know . fusincss is Conducted Ml It will voice its confidcnrt| five it loyal support, wants to know who arc of husiness—whether arc men who can he cou on to Rive them full ho jialuw for. the dollars spend, ult nil simmers t to u question of Faith unj ■»art of the people and Sin ity und Honor on the pan Business. $ 9 .7 5 I 3 1 x 5 . 2 5 $ 1 2 .0 0f' 3 2 x 4 • I a n d DlubbQr C o . There is n story as« wUn our' memfierehfl Quality linkers of At that we believe will in(| y °“* We Will not alien* tell a|l of it (o von at I time.' We will present! you in short talks, inud on one or two high spots* time. In this way, we to sustain your intcresq what we think is one oil most far-reaching series UusincsH Letters vet give the public. th e I ‘1 ! ’ TK«’H TO MEET MKIH KB ATI A VTA. a “ U ' ■* up W.til ih l - ---tv f *•!. h>g«n; t ' .mi I ’s< I.ffr. - l.l' i . Ic.i’i slut.- >o lot- this .It tn Inst.-i liuan, all- \ircricnnlayer of last season, iilii'hignn line-up. Sen ford IVJelal . J u n e 2b—Jo e Dundee vs. Ace Hudk ns o r S a m m y B aker for w el­ te rw e ight title a t tho polo Grounds. / J u ly 2C— Gehe T unney vs. TonMooney f o r heavyw eight title nl the Y ankee Stadium . The M organ-M artin. MnndellMcl.urn in and T u n n e y -lle e n ey m atches have been closed a n d tlu first tw o def.nitely schciluled. Cl i J cl iii;4 ■— Stadium • June 14—Dud T aylor vs. Kid Francis for h antnm w dght title at the Yankee Stadium . .’I I M.- W E SELL ^ ’*1Y Heaven' is i the air. 30 x m Ilig’iicst Cash 1Vices Paid •- id tn "two iwn An••• d hi.*: his RPcnml second hnmor hoincr in days. T he Cardinals nre tied for first p late with the Cincinnati Beds, who ’ beat the Cubs again. Curiously enough the Browns nnd Indians, the two W estern American League clubs won on Wednesday, also were victorious again yesterday. All Eastern clubs in both leagues'w ere hi 1.1 idle by threatening weather. The two Chicago team s, which n ode such brilliant records In ex­ hibit ion contest, havo yet to win a league game. Scoring !jix runs i»i Ihc eighth Inning when the Culm Hind’-’ two errors, the Beds swnmpe.l the Bruins «,i to a. Purdy, rookie Cincy outfielder from the West ''Const, again starred nt hat with three hits. ' L angford’* •second triple in two day* enabled Joe Shnute of Cleve­ land to* win a 2 to 1 duel from Al­ phonse Thomas of the White Sox Tho supposedly weal; ‘Jj, I^oi. Browns scored five iun: in the eighth und swamped D etroit, 7 to -• Jack Ogden, Baltimore recru it. pitched well for the winners. Daily fashion iii;Q WE BUY . i iank Frisch led the a t t a c k on. Jimmy S la tte r y or Leo Lomsk' for . . ug e...... b _ flig h t h eavyw eight title a t th e YnnGrimes, ttin m g ___ a single IUlrlci.. •Irleiglit oi Rct We sell Sunoco Blue Gasoline as ordinary Gas r*:, W," h 1 , '.V*, y .‘" ''l n ,,r die lovrlirtl evening (r,..k« jp out of iliv lineup, (itmrgia T ih-Ii will deognnl for the Southl.mil U pi.iiioi-l Mercer hete today. A lternate .... niicd here, dr,rlopnl rami. . I ■ in *soil• r*»lill. •'Mplaiii Crow ley resigned from the ilir unusual skin extends in a pmut f i,..in ...i,:.,., i, . . . Ji the ri,:ld side, and is given fur liter I A jjrind **r knocck end should , |lil(| base posiii.,,,. to j..„, { . n regularity oi line l.y u |>.mrl. A rear A defect ranks - f the ......... . |1Bl| u W , wide soke, lo which the skirt i« at- ignored. loosen up the : ign a contract with the Wushing- l-ulir.l, lu< the seillhlalice of u tilled can I f sjitiau girdle. It is ..vrr slitrtied it. in ton Senators. Flnrrid, s t a r tw iiler, with libboii, and itwlrad of dir u.ual car—ruin pounding/’ if out lieiause of an operation on U.w at lln- Irll side, lliere are three Continued gtm bullet. tial •« ; |»»»• mm bis no. i*. injured iu the fin d gunw uniquely shaped labs in two tone pull the d ifferen ------eifcct. Medium sire require* y / 4 loosen, the fuels the fart st flyln" marhii'e* In th* i f the Kt'MiHin. fuels, and involve .'iik!* -V> iiuli material, wifli 3>j yard. you in a crdAh Imprisoned within the co-kplt of -ash -with ... another GETS IIO l'T OFFEB world, Flight Lieut. Kinkeud dived m r or a a pedestrian. , * •• + to his death into the waters of the No m utter how . care­ NEW YOBK, April Eh—(IN S) English Channel at u speed inti­ , ful you arc such crash­ mated to have been over :»)() miles —Coipm-ttl Iz/.y Schwartz, recog­ nized l.y the New York S tate Box­ es are, likely to occur. ah hour. t All Kinds of Junk ing Commission as . flyweight* Insurance - will • make Air F orre Are Bags, Mclnl.s-llubbcr & hol"' ••Million of the w, rid, may n .-ei Rood yvour Iokh, both ‘ He was an "are" in the Boyal Willie Smith in ,, fif« e " round tlcs -for, damage,' to your row* the fuel of his engine, ut in England on June 4. George car apd to - the person Flying force, and it Is believed • ■ vL,L - /_. . . . i ct ___ , Itai .1__ . 1a■ McDonald, iliitish* fighi prom oter or uroperty or othershat .hi* aeath w-ns due lo the lm* offered Schw artz $l0uo0 and' if ihvojvcd in a'- mix* umeB fjro m 'th e fu rl of his en- ’. ran piuti,tir,n fo, the contes* MPL-“ ‘ rlne,'which xoiutisUid of u m ixture S diw attsV title would be r.t |pgfl •• kn •,. * still * ' *in* rtiae Nr 't l.~ -VN'j;ilh Qct * automobile insurance' \flh>ltics - Finis - Half ^ : -i i . . -.. ... orcaled th a t he complained of feelhire covering fire, th e ff eol Fin'.-- - Ju;rs -1’Bimt HnlUc.-t ’ Niwn. liability and •g riek during his {(pi.iiigiiti.. mid trla «« property p •at T.e tild not like the yui. ll i f A*'r i on pionKor r.f flying in iiust ami Ilqjr.s, 'Miia^c. *•' •* •’ ' ‘ jt SD.v nri «Lmeri•l’ .c i-.1 petrol funits. . t' . 'i.l S lip nil II ,..| J <in u run i. i r hqsi'up.l having . Anfopg tho otjtur vi.Until o f r.ir ' hi IVtO, when Ii • JI*- ^ A, *1 « ti <A , # , ' I*: o, rn • n \nii-ricau citizen.'’Sh • nur. Fi nely Avl^t^1 .. .. 1,1" J'i’-’-. ill ‘rtiM* onu sv.or.nV"____ , •) ' V i in c .ro c tin g a frigml Ii. t,r." s,a.= I'.'llthlE-dlcd ,I00S\ . 4 i-A i A irW - T IJ fIi" a \s rii.nii w u t-V daiJ to the^ . mViV ^ a ilU * A % « O U e r I .' KalaUI ,y C a rU ry , a dmlinguislivti «Viir - innUnily, •' ^ ° !1 A|«gqu|i» , r NEW YORK, April 18.— (IN S) NEW’ YORK. Apr.1.1— I ( N S ) ~ — E xperts who slighted the St. M atchm aker Jess McMahon is now Louis Cardinals in th eir cnlculn* planning to show seven of the tiini- of |h(^ N/.tlona^ League Pen- nine boxing* champions undsr p a r t taco because the pitching •lickard’s banner this Springand Vti’if ’is a y ear older," wctild tf> summer. have developed, o i o m v i , iMatches n tu v i i v 0 ii u *v u v i v • v*|#v . i , .wrll today to revise th eir estimate ar^are developing, Tor siH except- —- W o - i p t n t lo * toll Aou us f. r as Cr vrv ililakTy Wnlker, fight [ ' w e art* for our ........ .• ’' llvyr.rdrOfTmnlly -t.-ut ’ ykuid agJlipL i.nl vecause vef a use —«Iack-K da rhs u * ° ' ^ , c *-^!u,Ve insin l/.g his ’fig h tI'hfAii rn in p alg n as.w*.,!___ the Quality ,Uak.*rs o f. , Mg 'f Jiicr, ’T fim ^ e te ’’ h eld ' th. s his ninriager. thaifiim n Pitlsbiirgli P irates to H ere is the w ay M cM ahon would ica, which stnnds for it.v in its truest sense; rcvc i hit:: ycrtoiiluy and blanked | ’ine them up: ‘ •- ’ them to 0. May 4—Tod Morgan vs. Eddie fa. coDslunt source of i(L fh e f uty-one-yonr-olil dean of tCnnnonbnll) M artin l’o r tho Jun­ lion to uh to stand f«il the b't. Louis s ta ff hus twlrleo ior lightw eight title n t Madison true in our deUrniniU nineteen scoreless innings since the Square Gnnlen. ffive the public consis* tu r d s started trn in ig this year, May 17—Sammy M andril vs. relinble and Batisfactonl and nil is set to help pitch the Red Ilmmy M cl-arain for. the lig h t­ vice. ’I Wills to nniipier pcntinnt. Age can­ weight title n t the Polo Grounds. not w ither hi* tru sty soupbonc, ^ May 2-1.—I*2y Schw artz vs. r.cr stale his infinite variety of Francie Genaro fo r flyweight title tu rv e s,.ns Shakespeare m ight have it the garden. ruid. V" . ■ J u n e 7— T om m y L oughra n vs. Briefs Aviation h ' •• •-.I _ .O ear •Uj. l.i .w'«*-«rnrj|j.H2^hyipcin f;•-teHSowph; V.’TTTiiu ope vw - . » .most c’lras ci .j,; i-. tile hi •;,» • T - , Rrronnutirs. tw.-'w fj\ . > ' i. • T‘» 4h • I <■ e I 111 saerifiieii tin ’ « Iiei 0 .'III' '■ml renowned ;•«i j i. ,• i.-: tie Elsie M r-1 I, „ , tol ;:|I.| III I e pld dnugl: .q . f on* o! the < innn m i .. i • l U Hinchc liffe. a >i in j i I <1 w : emnnier ml ;.ih. . , I I 11■■i> •Ii« t Kinkeud. one th. mo>t i. high.HJK i’ll ji;. t the .’. ot TI'.e.Mm **« (,'• ' the most se. r d i und V Ii _ "in the lii.-io.y • ’ 4 a n. I- r \ . r o n » 11. . h * mi .f hours « , a f t ’ i thev • • I.V \. i n an le- m aled ||y .n B iood it u.i not known wher,. they u • 111*.M| *»i \ ; ing. For two days n wits m"!i i hI M ..... firm ed that .Miss .M.e buy Witk aboard the plane. Even .Mi«. 11in cdlrlhfe li.i p.o I i' .» . n 1...^ ..... ■ i , u 3bond wjik g ’Hiig. *’•** «11Mt•* ■• r Of mldi'lc- liuiglit. d a rk nnd vaiipu.H, u n d ‘ known to )t>-.- frietid> «« n‘ wuninn of r-.-l nerve.*, tin Hon. Kl»iv M m kny w..* ihe third d a u g h te r of Yirount lin liu.po. t ):<• , shipping m a g n a t e . ' She |»MKACNSril e v e ry th in g u young woman could itcslif. One br the l a s t dressed women and best dancers in l.ondon society, sho w«* an expert lim>e. wpmun nnns'Imd nrliievid fame in th e Knglisli m o\fe world, where .-In w as known ns I’oppy Wyndlinni. As f o r ililtiTieolie, |„. u n . con sidcrcd on,, o f th e most skilled pi­ lots in . the United Kingdom, and won f a m e d u rin g the w ar, when he fo u g h t his way through ii sq u a ­ dron o f enem y plum s, to di..tm y twq observation balloons, behind U ai‘ e n e m y ’s line*, lie also took p a r t in fo u r successful a tta c k s on rnem y ne rpdrom es, and was credited w ith d e s tro y in g ninny en. **my planes. During one b a ttle Ids left eye whs sliot out, by u nun bine- sc=?c S S S J S S f e K ! / W r * “ * » Girl LikfS Old Skill In Game Stage 7 Matches $ F or Conveniencesi Remain Voice to tans With Pitt Pirates For'Fight Chaihps LONDON,' 1.1.— (IN S )— . • Apr. ..............................v r In the 'H iillsS Iloure r.f Comiuoaa i . [j j crnrr him in rrfii,|n|e with him-' ther,. I« one h•><.!: fer tdjfhl wb-J men in the “ Ht>Ud6l.*,,t* e re hoo'S j •*r)t' by thv hour. I t^tn* it, therefore, thnt he wa.i iKtch in the men’s tk'.il.rooin—usu nil ljut ’Ken rtf broken on Wcdnos- Iris one minor, twelve Inches tiny. The eight ejwnin.'ts ployed to Htfc',B17 patirnt.*, ;n WO c.iy in th, square, m lii^h thflt they iuv* t o , outer off cr. On n more pr.ipitimis flMhd on tiptee: a - quartl-r iu ile f ociasinn, they n ig h t have number- walk to v.’Qjh Iht-in hnaiis. if a “dL -»Mill .,.’,_<li*l!jl.Ll... «ai *■ “ ----------- • • * * i Take the time tx)day to see the dresses in this rer^arkable showing-. These are most­ ly plain silk crepes in sizes 16 and 18 with a few larger models mixed in.' A trip to our store during: this sale will surely pay you. .... ........ ..... In (his letter we want make this point only: We are able to conduct business cn n Uniform (|i ity and Service basis heca we nre obligated by a sol ledffc to co-operate wit! ody of 90 wholesale Iwd who in turn nre bneked u| their efforts by a ('en Bureau thnt is always h iujf and checking all of us the common Bood of ev member of Qualjty Baker America, but more part larly to see that we do slip at any time in our d inirB with th e public w! nre maintained through Rrocers who are our earr co-wokers | n .. the distri lion of our products. E ( W i t h 90 men', using th combined talents to prod unquestioned Quality nn d fiye the Public full and * | isfactory Service/ we stronger as u body than . one of us could possibly standing alone. Is not I just common sense? B A ttis a f iw 't .t .- v y * ^ p a i a i i t l JPiKfiffit! i% . J r ... jiff/ m j.,0 . �t The United Florida Movement The United Florida Movement, recently launched by the State Chamber of Commerce, is one of. the most needed undertakimra which this active organization could sponsor. While dangerous proitogunda Was being circulated about Florida throughout the Tfortn durm g the boom, Florida suffered much from a lack of co-ordination among its civic bodies trying to combat these insidious rejiorts. As we understand It, this United Florida Movement seeks "to unlit* within itself various endeavors and diver­ sified interests, to present the case for Florida with the full tforce of the otate’s uppeal." T he Jacksonville Journal,, T k r lltn M , which gives this explanation, goes on to ssy: r» rr. Ila o a l K w i >< ■^ '‘Undoubtedly too much lost.motion results from unreiMa i twuatr tl ____ lated, although well-intentioned effort. Florida has suffered h e a ll t h r I n i l a t t t t a l r i l t r r W M fl. T h a I . S , a . much from that condition of affairs. It is not to be quesK t h l l r rf ftr U a l la P lif U a ** tioned that the state would be in a better position to push n tth ra i n u i its advantages if it had learned years sooner that the best resulto are to be achieved by a centralized drive. A football 1 1 * U * a l l la a a t a W r mt A(mU i U a r r a a m i C l r r a l a t l a— , a a l a l r l u l i n a l A— H a ll— a t T a h team with a massed well-directed attack, even though it has i l i b r n , l l T r r f W n , a a 4 i l i a i l l * ' few all-American players, will score more touchdowns than la a A re a ta w U tk w i t i m — rf an all-star team working at cross purposes. I’a b l l a k r r a r n W t M .a a b a a ft l a tk a ta a a h a a tll vf aa kaaH rH a t "The state chamber offers a medium for uniting state­ lU ta la * r l * r , ( a » * H lr - a h a a l f l a i a ll r la lm a i f Hv— l a t l a a a a w a ll a wide civic enterprise. It merits support and the opportun­ b a s e s t h a a la r a a a * lla l« . ity to become n more effective vehicle to speak for Florida. SATURDAY. A PR IL 14. There are many movements in which localities of Florida have a common Interest, both concerning betterment of conditions Ill RLE V ER SE FOR TODAY a t homo, and in promoting the state’s interests beyond its t COD IK M ER C IFU L:—Thou a r t terrain. In the state chamber it has an organization which a GoJ ready to pardon, gracious can Hpeak for Florida and assume a civic leadership which and m erciful, slow to anger and of will marshal the forces that are to be relied upon to promote g re a t kjndness.—Nchcmlah 9:17. a better Florida. ,JIut in giving it' the ball to carry, Flori­ P R A Y E R :— 0 Cod, m ay Thy dians m ust give it unstinted active support. m ercy enable us to tu rn from every “The state.chamber has presented to the people of Flo­ evil Way unto Thee and In Tby rida a workable program, one that is enlightening and com­ nurrey live. prehensive. It understands its mission and is prepared to carry it out if it is given the means with .which to pro­ It isn’t , w hat we voted bonds for ceed, which can be provided by membership. It already and pot th a t make*; taxes.high: It's w h at w* voted bonds for and didn't has done an excellent service in its study of the citrus prob­ lem. This is but one of the questions before Florida which get. must be weighed with a perspective that is state-wide. hi This political cam paign hasn't trying to crystallize the sentiment of Florida to make it begun to g et hot yet. W ait until effective as a single force it is trying to do that which the lust three weeks before elec­ Florida must do to reach its destiny with the least waste tion. of cifort." a, Will Rogers say* he did a little am ateu r praying fo r the German flionr, and it seemed to have work­ ed p re tty well, ------- o------“ I win fighting for nty life,'' says I>r. H athaw ay. And if the charges of Doyle Carlton are true, ho is likely to g et life .' I ‘■I" jffjJ t i. “ Did you h ear the one Doe Cuswall p u lled 7" a friend, still laugh­ ing, asked th e other day. We were 'Jforced to adm it we hadn’t, a l­ though we heard the one he pulled it from. Candidate Carson should not be ho opiHtsed to flog race*, for he In going about the state chasing Cotta and that is what the dogsdo. Oyala Star. YavtSujfrapg. The dogs chase rabbits. Fifteen thousand people are* said to have greeted A1 Sm ith on hin rele n t v ia iL -to AKhmUU*..-' F ifteen thoTTSand people Is a p retty big im w d for a city of th irty-five thousand to turn out, S £ Af A man named Gutenberg invented movable type, the backbone of the newspaper business, as long ago as the fifteenth century, but it was not until shortly before our own Civil War that anything like the newspapers which we see toddy began to appear. And it was not until long after that, until the first of the present century that they attained the high degree of perfection which now characterizes them. Men have often wondered what would have been the trend of historical events if printing presses had been in-* vented in the days o! Tiglath-F’ilesar. We can imagine the headlines that would have announced to the people* of that tlrpc the battle of Marathon, or the eruption of Mount Vo- I suvius.i What editorial rebukes would ,.Jytvi*. appeared if Appius Claudius, the great: Roman road'builder, had run for governor! ___ ii ■ Armstrong, brilliant wise-crack e r o i t he Times’- I Union, hns prepared a few headlines which lie might have ] foilnd in his own files if Gutenberg had lived an age or tw o ago. Here they are: , - Many Die in Rig Flood; Noah Builds Death-Proof Submarine. ill for b Syndicate* ^ ftCsar ' Vnt' s t,w n St,jry of Clash |{|a|i ’aris Rccoines S(v, M“nf , ! I7 ls F,‘n i,VKr0i,th devolution; Haris btyle and Perfume Seenter. lakes Fiuuoiis Fstlub‘i's,J U- *s -: Pull’iek Henry Makes Hosl " The C hautauqua m ight have been Speech, Gimme Liberty or Saturday Evening Host Hresidenry on Truth Fla i'X|x*cU'd tp find it difficulL to com­ Platform, pete with so t-hnm ng an d e n te r­ Although He Is .Married Man. taining a dram a a» the one now be­ U. S. Torn ByClYiLVVAtMJrrr'Neg ro Question; Mammy ing enuctcd in the Co u r U Ia u a a rb u i' Senira-Bonnh Tm Pan.Alley. -it Beeins" |o la* f o l d i n g it* own ag a in st such odds in adm irable Up tThB edCl,>hia Centei,ni“,: Liberty Bell Alt It's (Cracked fushion. Large crowds have witneRBed all of tbo entertainm ents so far. su rM C o u r U r y CUK° ' V o r l d '!' F " , r : A f " ' r V ,tu " from .................. '» O v e r i \ : at Sweeps Judge G ary, us chairm an of the Spanish-Ameriean Wai Lieutenant Hobson Smothered board of directors of the United S tates Steel corporation, received With Kisses. u snlury, it has developed since his -odeath, of $225,000 a year, more than twice us much as the president of the United S tates. If the United S lates paid an much as the steel com pany, it m ight get as good a • The New York World, in a fore­ doughty little m inister by leaping iiiun. cast of Sm ith stren g th at Houston, platform . It i* 1 /ts five of Florida's twelve dele­ 0,1 kin> from the The Hon Sidney C atts will speak g ates as "favorable,, to Smith." utterly inlnnccivablc th a t such a in the park here in Friday,A priP#, If the W orld’s forccmrt for other man should be seriously considered at 3 o'clock. The chautauqua sta rts states is no b e tte r informed than for the s ta te ’s office. Bullying, de­ at precisely the sam e hour! The this one for Florida the estim ate question is: Which will furnish of a total Sm ith stren g th now -»f ceiving, trading, double-dealing, he the m ost en tertain m en t and do the over five hundred delegates re­ is an ugly sm ear on the fa ir fact* of town the m ost good? Those who quires pinches of suit.—Jac k so n ­ 1- Inrida.—Jacksonville Journal. have heard Sidney before know the ville Journal answ er.— W inter H aven Chief. Speaking of Jam es M. C arson's C atts is m ore fu n th a n a circus, but If .Doyle Carlton is correct, some visit to Live Oak on his speaking we reckon the chautauqua will do of those Ford cars m ust have been tour, the Sanford H erald says: the town the m ost good. plated w ith platinum und repaired “Carson invades C atts’ te r ­ with gold.— Ocala S tar. I)r. H ath­ ritory and is unharm ed." Well, Tho follow ing telegram from aw ay him shown th at Doyle wus Suwannee county people have nev­ known to nttom pt to Doyle C arlton is Ju st an p th cr of quite a bit off in his fig u rin g .— er been 1 V. commit mahem upon any candidate tlie things we e s n 't understand: Gainesville Sun “Jacksonville, .April 10.' who comes into th eir m idst for the Jamgji M. Carson, candidate purpose of presenting his platform “Ocala S U r, Ocala, F la.: S ta te: b e n ts in H athaw ay's Ocala speech fo r governor, will address the und pleadings. Mr. C alls has many a* reported by Tim es-U n|on ^ r e voters of Ocala tonight from Ihp friends in this county, and so has false, l i e gives Job num bers to bandstand in city hull pnrk. Fons Mr. Carson; and incidentally the vhich I never referred. I never A. H athaw ay will speak Monday enino m ight be said of o ther c a n ­ luotep Job num ber 1189 as re p air night in th e Kodchraver uu'di- d idates in the rnce^ Politics are ■n re a r end of Ford nor did I quote torium . The S ta r is fo r Carlton not oil one way in this neck of the ob 793 as re p air on Ford. ‘ but it bespeaks n large qttrndance woods 1>y a long shot.—Suwannee “ Doyle C arlton.” and respectful hearing for these (Live Oak) Democrat. two gentlemen when they comp ■— O' ' Bob Pe&rtnan seems to be some- am ong us.—Ocala S tar. While C arlton is busy m aking h a t disconcerted because Jim C a r attacks on FonB H athaw ay the in ag rees w ith him as to the diet'Meet me on the roud to Orlando state road chairm an is calling ibut ion o f th e gasoline tax and I will beat hell out of you," Carlton « “d ra ft dodger." Well, the ionics. A greem ent of ideas, how- spake Sidney J. C atts last week to American Iacginn is n o t in politics •er, does n o t necessarily make a 120-pound shapnel-shattercd but the statem ent, if tru e, may rds of a fe ath er. C onsistency is m inister of the Gospel who h ap ­ react against Doylo am ong the • me*thing,-and u n fortunately, U r. pened to have enough brain and World War veterans. Deland News. ■ o f hi* a n n a a a rig h t be s tro n g ly In fa v ­ backbone to contest ono ---- * - .■ ' • ■ * i or ta x redaction a t th e present demagogic statem ents in open HOLLYWOOD—C onstruction tin­ He, and suddenly a n d decidedly meeting. The challenge came a fte r der way of paved road along ocean ange U s Blind should he be elect- CBtta had been thw arted in an at­ fro n t from Miami Beach to H olly­ to the office which he seeks. tempt to attac k the diminutive but wood. TICK-TOCKS AND POLITICS jp« i; t |t r r l t'la n n m m la * . Iln id ln sr. r r a f l n a , s h l p id n a . .IH r T n ir lt t* n rllll|e « P h n n r hwi ro « .1 . M n p lr A *e. RALPH w. HISSING M>r. McLaulihs FJfon J, Moughton ENGRAVING Diamond Mounting: Jr weters*Optometrist Watch Repairing ----- a Architect I ■* First NiNat*.* Bank Bid:;. Sfl Sanford, Flu. IV ‘ ™ MONEY -TO LOAN .. * On improved City property at 7 per cent. 3 to five year straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good 'business'property.’ SANFORD BOND A tin MORTGAGE CO. 30 x 31/2 MORETHAN AN EGG Cord $3.95 A minute Selling tRpiorrow’s eggs Joday Is one of the reasons our eggs are always Fresh Lake Mary x 4 i 4 . $11.95' 31 x 4 $ 8 .7 5 3 3 32x4 $ 9 .7 5 3 1 x 5 . 2 5 ............ . $12.06 . Don't Yorget We sell Sunoco Blue Gasoli Same Price as ordinary Gas CACKLEBERRY FARM , A Few Of Our Specials In Tires SANJUAN GARAGE Fla 112 E. Second St. Wj are Headlines Of History Nor Cops'uKei1,S I,C'UU^*& ‘'m(t H arthf^ttnah Eve Made from Rone in Adam’?s Side; Ltukv It Wasn’t Bone in His Head. ’ST.Sin S la y s A b e l; I n s a n it y W ill H e l ’lca Is Claim. • i'lx iv c N e s t E n f t:r r d By S e r n e n t - F l'in n c Wife F a lls for ipper S en ato r.T a# ^ F o r b { d d e n F r u i t . ’ ’ ‘ Dr. Mac K ent if and lor are the only gubernatorial can ­ didates who have not y et visited Sanford, th a t is, not counting Ap|ileyard, and we don’t balieve he counts himveif. And we think a g re at m any Seminole citizens are Waiting to hear these men before m aking up th rir mind!?. CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. IMGGERH DAIRY FARM Phone 3711 Sweet Milk Sweet Cream B u tter Milk Milk F o r Babies Tx> Perform the Duties i\ - ^ C I T I Z E N S H I Every citizen should avail him self o f theopport uriity to east a ballot in the primary election. The importance registering is being stressed in every city in the state so that Florida may poll the largest vote in it’s history. Pay Your Poll T ax & e gist e r The right to vote is one of the greatest privileges of citi­ zenship and only by a large vote are the people assured . ' — T *of government according to their wishes. / / (■itizens must pay poll taxes on or be-' tore May 19th. and register on or be­ fore May 1st. The 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 so you CAN VOTE! These Candidates Wish Every Citizen To Express or Her Choice June 5: J. G. SHARON Candidate for Re-Eleclinn County Judge: L. P. HAGAN Candidate For State Legislature, Group 2 h. J\ LONG C. M. HAND S. A. B. WILKINSON JOHN G. LEONARDY A. VAUGHN Candidate For Re-Election Sheriff Of Semin­ Candidate For County Judge Seminole County ole County. Candidate For Re-Election County Hro«ecutinft Candidate For Re-election Tax Assessor. f. * ’. ** Attorney. . . _ < # Candidate For Countv Commissioner Uis- E. H. KILBEE trict 5. Candidate For Tax Assessor. R. A. COBB Cundidate For Clerk Of Circuit Court. D. L. THRASHER E. E. BRADY Candidate For Clerk Of Circuit Court. A. D, SM ITH Candidate For Constable, District i. . ■ T. W. LAWTON S Candidate For Supt. Public Instruction. . _I t — '4 Candidate For Sheriff Of Seminole County. FRANK EVANS a MRS. MAY BELLE MAXWELL ' Candidate For Supt. Public Inatructlon, r~ Candidate For Re-election County CommissionMEISCH er District 3. Candidate For County Commlasioner District * r. r; deas •• 'l , »; . ;, i •> . • • " i ••;I . •. •[* Candidate For Clerk of Circuit Court. V * �t / r» *« -k*«• Hi ^rAAE^ranEbic .C T u n SANTOM) nnRAT.fr, SANTOIffi, FLORinA, SATW PAY. APRIL Ll, t92g: -z* -------- = 5 g s a in :4ina tulietp SttTffordi § AAND n'|)1' d :A:r : - (• MARRIAGE-OE MIS$ HELEN IVES L \N D 0 • Of Mrs. F. M. Davison With Bridge Shower Air^R.,y . -\ I..E.ALI.KN SOLEMNr/GD' IN ORLANDO WilTidn, i . * . f .e . ettjr U y'Cf aa b __^ ^ . ---------H i l ' i o n , M is ldl w eell l , fflce Telephone 148 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. — Social Calendar uri At The Chuchcs f ‘ON'GKKG \ T I O N A L C l l l llCII C o rn e r P a r k Avenue and :trd, Stre e t. ,.T-Itev. Jo h tf-R e n ta rd |{oot,“ Minis' TefV*": " " ’-y. ^ T u itD A Y lilt I n n ’s S t o r y H o u r u t L i b r a r y p; till o'clock, filliid (Music f*! lib.‘ will Jnldct i i V c i w K ’n t the S t f l f l i o ’o f M M . Ije - S . M u n so n on M y r t l e AvcI t i i K ■.1 * 1 1 : * »» U . Iiu ita iiq tia , Concert, C nsTnrd [ e rt Company n t -'LUO o'clock. Lilt tain pin, C n s fo rd C m u w fl'O n ., Ilecttire " T h e Old T o w n in a W o rld , C h a rle s I I . P la ttc n * C h u r eh School, {•:?!>. EdyJiiA Han dull, S u p e rin tifid e n t. The old P a rish House L lip’ng entirely* j> reitnvuL-d and will lie frArfy-sifiiday for the Repinftor’s, P rim a ry , dip! J u n io r Departments. | , . Morning yvundiip. I! 100 C h r ’stian Endeavor, 7:00 Evening Serviee, K:Oii H’dl'e one is assured of a warm welcome. That’s My Daddy Is Offered Today At Milane Theatre i the M i - t A ttr a c t \e Yotm u Men >>l ms tosses. fomea’s M is s io n a r y Socie ty o f the Itlh lv . The F i i ' t liaptist t'h u rc h warm Methodist C hureb w i l l hold lulnr r roe ram m eetlinr at d:(MI lv welcomes eililtetis and visitor* lock •at the church. HOI.A ( R O S S ( I I I H C H Panic D e p a rtm e n t w i l l meet at I’ll-I Smiil.lv A fter Ea-tc-r. |o o'clock f o r re hearsal o f ■-1*■I ■ Ill A, M. H oly ( 'om iim ni'iti Ijr. A t " ; 21I o'clock the te g u la r V M. I'liu r c h S i h »ti| sincss session w i l l be belli ami St-l'IUOil P ia y tT Aim um g 1:00 o'clock a p m u ra m o f Hat h 11 AMI A. Al ■sic w i l l be i f i ven by M r. An |*i ayi*r iiiniI Serm on E v e n in g tws o f J I M l i n s College, i’ari'ii t w r « r ehers A sso c ia tio n of r. iiii p m A oting Pe t»n|rN Sc»\ »• • I O i l ' l l ' J u n io r l i m b School w i l l meet |:l m oVfOck at tlio .Iim io r H i g h it;AO I’. M. Reelor’s llil'li ( l a *. \\ eilli .L\> pool Kulis. i ; 111 •«>ii E n d e c p n i l y at ••'.on, Evi-uinir >:tm P M. oik tit lie W oman's t'lu b fo r Ut It h iiirt ii o C U m - l l u d d u t u . Fund.-, . T | I t s l ’.. M L I I I O D I S I t D r . W . P. Ilu o ra u in . Pastoi'i--;/ S W W i f e r k t f i s , M> .. D a v id 1 p f u v, A|. Sundae Si bool I! W W. A F illand Alt W" :;.np Airs, j W h i , .M e is 1 b S r . Ml I'M md . aiit 1 M i- . .I'dIt! At I' iM-IrTIli-. w4 ll e n te rta in at y rid a e "UMI ovlot at the home »>1 I iscli S r . , Park Avenue. V;;,. Mi Carson Speaks To Crowd InlVIarianna, C a d s ' Stronghold M An! \N N April I I In Ha heart of th. . i called C a tt. te tri lory. J a m r - M. Cur-nut. Miami at to| to y Ulld avowed for lit rai c* trtii k ''nodding, last night addles -cd otic of tin largest and most ( u tlm 'iii-ln >iow it* ■ that ha heard him to*iti" cam paigns f>n goii itiui II IV mole t ha 'I ,’ltMI I'lt i/a'Ils l i m i t Nellie Turflcr Circle of First iptis| ClutW'h will meet Wi'diny* y -I, to P. .M. at the eliun It with is. A P Rosier, loistes/*. •Iein>v-«^.p*ildiilif Circlewijl i t with Mrs. Quinton Touehton her hintle in Uuena A'ista. WeKjjii' Depai tille r r <>( I til' AVT” itiintn inlem' f tiffer th e ir Mtppotl '1'ln-v liaib ,| ail’s Club .will meet at It.-OO p e n n o n iiihI i ■lock. S e r m o n “ ( ‘h rist b leal lot ti'*" r 111ti■ for the s t r a i g h t forwold nuitj 1 Iter in wliii li in- li.nl pieseliteii h Ward-AI«*(ilaiin*ry N uptials at ( 'h u t c h . " 11,lKe ft Ud by some In* vva"* di scribed V o*i lock at the F irst I’rcshy F i n i-tTan Endeavor Torn I* At. 00 P M as tin- most vigoinii.' litmpalgnei mm ('hunU Ev> niitg Serv >c* imitiv T H U K S IlA Y Se rm o n " I be s i n 1,I* It- n i ting la-aid 111 t h i ' section tm veals. , Mr*. John Meiseli Sr., Mrs. John 1'to 1-:," Aleisch J r ., ami Mrs. Edmund Ee l the L o r d 's dm t md y«n in MEDI UM. LAKES U b iscii wil lie hostesses a t hridlfc House o f AA " i ship AA . inv lie i •'i:tlti o'clock a t the home- of Mrs. lu vv oi s liip w tl l> n* A (piii-t vvi-dJmg " i tin we I wa leisi h Sr., oil Park* Avenue. , that o'* E itd u v t veiling when \|1 - ■ Ljtci ulu re I H-partment "mini's Cjuh * will meet Alina S a in t l»*i atni- the In id, >.| A clock ut tile t luh house E . t'mlv T in * vv«''iding took plu<v at venue. tin- ( . jo lt 1111,i —•*, Judge Jollies (. \AT1 l l 11 Ib -rry nl Seminole C h a p te r No. " O S lia to n pi -1 I " l i n i n g the lele in m iv t'ormei l v *11 S a u l m i dl meet at J-.-’KI o'clock A l t e r the ve il rnniiv tin- eoiiph- left f o r a sh o rt tim e on 111sonic Temple. fm a slm rt wedding t r i p and upon ^•laminar Sehotd P a te n t j tlic ir t e i u n i w i l l he at hum,. t>< W . Al. D o w n in g and son H u r i y is A'cixiiition will meet at ":''0 then I t leads at o 70 '.l l-'ioilda Ave clock ut th e t i ra m m e r School D ow ning , n f Atlanta, a rriv e d hen- riit,- neu 1 ( iiin i rv die. lalitorium. T h u r s d a y ami art- Hie g u e s ts of M r s Cady ha* math- S a n fo r d her M r. D o w n in g 's duughtei M r s . D a II. D a v is at Iter ............. ti Magtu l*a Avenue, F R ID A Y De v*. H ow ard C h a p te r will subscription bridirc- pa rty -it :tn) o'clock a t th e W om an's Club ti> urge Hud d le sto n, who i- at a -tin- b e n e f it.o f the scholarship tending U n iv e rsity o f blorida md. Hostesses' will be members spending a le w d a ys.h e re w it h hi* the E ducational Com m ittee w ith Its. ihorjft- A. De Cottc-f Us parent.* M r . tir.d M i s . J* b * Huddle ■ton, ■oitimni. - a t:/ A lts |t r k I'lnJyaw and sinuJl s"tt Millie-, wlm have been v i s i t i n g Mr-Phiiyavv s parents M r. und M r * . AA A. Z a c h a ry . have returned to ht-t home at (tu in e sv illc . WELFARE G R O U P TO M E E T 'aA the. homo 11 went . Al,. (ia llo w a y , a f t e r 'w liic li w i l l by curried "k' A n exce|itioqully r o g i n i n . p n “ public in te r e s tin g H e a lth and '■■lfarc*W(irV> u n d e r ‘the supertsioii o f thi- prog rum chairman, M rs, E . P .^ A (o i»c *w illl(e prcreoti-d. WaReV; U . M oig atr, president “I Hie Health I'niim-il will fS e m in o le •Vorlt.’s 1• C o fin tv • ->4t_cj»|; W e lfa r e -v B id * ; . t A lts . E r n e s t G alloway and Mt>\V. E . W a t s ot motmed to lb La n d . F r id a y , where they spent tin m o rn in g . ' , , At the com lusimi of the progtam ; M r s . H . S . I b ' g ^ - ’ o f W a r r e n -vslrtf IfxUKlmhf'WlM^FQ^yidmE 'F n .. f i v l s l l n l ^ V f r / i V ftic_ guest d f>H hostess for the *tftenionir. will Airs. A . T . R o s s i t e r at het hinjie m ’t- Mis. Howard lam g, jAlr». G. L'Drown and Mrs. Stanley Walk* t . Alagimlia Avenue. M rs . John Leo m ud i und .M i* f T h e meeting o f the Pt|ie Organ ( luh o f tho F i r s t l i a p t i s t i ' h u t c L , 1 *1 la doled to have lii-eti held Mon A irs. ( in n lim r. has been pout (Killed on account >n‘ tie death o f the f a t h e r o f M r* , i Fra n c is E . R a lz , the club p i c i i U i i l . - iO*r o«oat •* # . ri e*to*l * ttk« t'amilior repaired to the home of Hie bride's pare nt* . f o r -the* recep- v III Ti*ii|;iii4% M 1 s, AV. T h e o.|, le 1 an L!! V. Ml**, Srumu-l Pul, ' s t " l l . Molded heart ice c i v i i t n a Mi-, . l i t 1*•Ige t i l i . 1 rin g . Mi - \\ served w ith individual cakes wliie'i K. AA.t s>»ii. .Mr*. A 1 R o s s it i'r . vveje Ix-llUtil’ltlly decorated, n u tbet fa th e r, S. b, Ive*. .Jl'.. who gave) M r s II. S. Rllgl'ls o f \< a m * n, P t l i i l -afnttc. A s s i s t i n g in serv in g I "f in m a n i a g e , an d A lasler Min k v u i e flu - fo llo w in g voting women M !>., t ti’Hi fh»vi> H u rt, Mi**, Vit Alorau. 1 1 jiitibeait-i* followed, mu M !*«• l Clmh, Mi 1 1 ends , ,f the- Inid v who had er Tltev were tret at the a lta r hi tm 1 , ii 11 ■J m bei Inutoi w ith mam \ H ji l l )lid«l( I V t r l "I* ji 1111 M i* . \\ ) of giiV oery and o r a n g e h lo ss o n i' T. • Alotroi Assoi-ialion (In- T w r y t o - f . lie gim-ni is the "Tl *if \|) I! Iiness, m hl-r nie iliic g :( bea iltllu l A A lle n o f ( M a m in and f l i r littr ir>*T.-uklcmg. . . y int«r<~<I^ and ................... . lav John L . Alle n. T h e All m il ' toil family \\ til t- g haodh-s (II I lOcaillniit* <1 Ulf,1 a veil litT.v 1 fluiii l-l’illl Ml”1 1 la tm - y t g j 0 ]" ,md a I r \ - l i * came t " O rlando several veats agj> t ' u i t i l l i iniih*ipk-, IfHif ib rrrti’iitl 1 1 t i t , t .itid 141mglil it if H( tir t it 's t hr tm* L w I vchi, li mig In I" nr nr 1'Vi'ii VVII ll •».iri’r Mds* •!”* \ t »; r M D nitty -p t-iv- " I .1 patagus i n vv:o giadnnted fro m tile U n i v e r s i t y " I tie- Ig ilt. ill Athens, .lint served vv III! h hiinj: 1 1 ••in t h r p-hitul'lt t \\.t 1 tl i led t to- howl in tin- A\ ■>] ti) AAut* a- a Jo iitc iiui a- ,ie nd" fidlii1h' "f ' j i t (It hinU ;111»'1 1In) oil * tin evi-i l i e t tic In iile an-l in the F i r s t D iv is io n lb- n nl*o 1*1.1 u> 3 1»i »i\ t 1 w hn h him;: 1 j - 1 "tin l i l t .by loot"> tm Tam pa "■eg L.» I I , lilt* tilt!- - U U 4 4MO(h vc' • ii they w ill lake a bout tm |im ardent n i-mln-r o f tin- E i i - i Pi i-sby tel Ian 1 lunch oi I t ila iid n "-even Jllltl l.l'l h ,1 Mil sliM'YH Ilia Cuba fm- lln - ir wedding ' r i p , Ai d a membi-i .it t In- )-!it Delta I'int-htsl \\ii*i dn in ! V -ill. Ddc I ’c.- going awa.v tin' luu|e won IE- |,a been ■11 1 leal n il' 1 i\ «■ puta U .-ell mu • I le m m in g Ian georgette dress 1 i beta f i a t e i nit gaged in tic- bunking business fm i ail t in •. v r i l.n t , and | l.-n u l ta ^ vi till i w . i t ton Inc- on the s k i l l am! a large 1mi u n f "xt'Ii mat* ria l id t!>< I i i i h o T i I w ith pleating o f the --lime , 1111' past several y i'tlis, Itacmg e tt i i p l i t -ti L \ .Ice,. 1M•tl 1 ol sill. mulct iul. l t d . emit vj a - iiepgiiliu ’ lection • foi a time ill \ r w Y o rk . Iw'ei In- v> .is v n e-pi i-siilen! ol .1 mdi w. 1 1 l UHllH'tl w ith v-tal ct in the siinie : mole imd had a th e ! liaut. 01 t bicagp. und 1 mm nt'i- ’ L«*;if l*i a fa ) j»aTft |»i ■:ii r l * .t ‘ \V«>tl a- ■ II tie ro llin '. W i t h t i l l s she vCntv •Imd of the S . in f o l d A tlanli i la* ov cj hK i i l H *1 w•Inti' attn s lip - t 110 u tt 1 active m a l l gteeo s tra w N ational P a r k in S A n f ' i d p» 1^ Up it mi n a h iifi 11 •! kVit I) tiny lint and cm 1 n ll U g u i n Lag. A, •oeE—bT v e n tila tin g tlii- o h t r u s l i . e ’ 'limle ■■ *1 lii -y mill—In* at—hom e -t i r - ttin tr' nniVA. I 111 ell’ll 1iin Iii-ss lace Imndkcr j w as the enieiald Mintiin *t timoi-h many fiu -u d s a l t e r May l.*> at t l > W e s t Nivti-enth s t m t . .Sanford. • hief, and In-i cvipu-iti -bowei ^ ln « . !.«■.VI r NEVER’ L I K 'W A -SPEED COP! -)•' ■ > kU'iv* ll ’ f vi * li'ty^ %f, ■* *+*>•-*#■'1 D entv> ll ;*• ' *». d l d - r - i i n i f r c ^ s u i t i n g tjo y b le s THE? av vonr ril»s Jofttle otich (Hhfcr in r Ic o ! % r.- rr; ■i'-irjw b o • M Je\vt*l H a il road — Th rlldiall Tahiti t tiig lr* Si ra r e |8 >t fu PRA u AvmJ litre ng \ li t s bit- It ]t |AAU!.." T »r s-_ MSin ■ i,|I ll A#... (w c A .1 lit \ -•* a vd m *c” 1 •-* l H f I l f i S'. To : r in *t ti 1 r, , , .. :. <v -, * v tu ir a ll . rti- i \ >xTt T he N e w L loyd C om ed y A t La II. look a year to milk'and you’ ll e r t i y f r n i i P . ' year whbti vear to •'Spei'iiy" g e t* g o in g ! It*-1tra v e ls like the iv lllili— the In n a h s t o a ' r n* n l l ’eaj you r a n '! e n lrii > rn*V- J try p lb . . . . ... ------- HAROLD LLOYD 9U 0 t ^ Ut0H m ^ ■* W. " ,v » * Ivl *. ' t • " ' *-** * ! t -!•» * *•**' * hV»* 1* w ♦n t! rv jffSCI — u i •J vm l 1 rum the E lm ida .State I ' 1,liege, in Ta lla h a sse e , w he n' site was 11 pro m inent m e nilie f "1 the Dell 1 Delta S o r o r i t y . She is the presi­ dent o f tin ; (tila m lo Paiilielletiie )• «n fi| '- > --- PRINCESS TODAY R anger in T U B n il BED (IE U(H RALE" " T h e King ul llie Jungle*' Krii/y Kill in STORK KXt’HANGIC 4 Ite U I *U f i t m+i n I 4 . f* -;It- ( th e wore, vv Inch had been ill the I he 1 harming gifts len-ivt-d byA lien' family for many v c i i m . | (he bride and groom fium tlti-it v alley lilic *. f t .1 1 • V 'Iniile is a young w"ittan p( - m a n y friends Ini-hide full set* of A l e , Atac-y l i r e , rnoul »i Itnttoe except iottiil Inn in, and I In- liistoi y china. 11 v -ial in • everal colors, wa* d ia l min 111 a blue liif lc ti“ of he) palenQlge is tn table in t he I silver- linen, b e gga ring description. d ie - - , tro n m e d vvitli pink E ll-in J history nf Oilumbi . T i l e Ive- fnolily tlo w e is and she cm tied an arte, lias lie«-n lesidiog in tlillm d n since lioiiipu-i ol pink loses I u n I w ith 1HI I and has horn loiiiii-cteil w ith -llv el* 'flowered m id lo r IL - i -tip the history of the ) n st I res liy . pen and )i" c were s i I v e t , te iia n church la-re Air and M rs . Tlii- 1 atnhovv . - I " i - wi-n- earned S. E. I v ci, J 1.. t lie In ale's paicnt*, nut in tintirnh-smaids' frocks, have been lifelong nicmheis oi the which were heaul il'ul 1 real tons o f church Miss Ice- was graduated 31 * I 0 mh « r I ll<illi|llet wa- n| III iile's 1 "*es atiil ' a f f e l a and tu lle made li o u i f u i u . tlilU lu e d w ith E t e ch tlo w e is in pu-lcl shade*, and each t a l l i e d nit! fu:.limned noseguys tied w it h pink t idle, M is - Alai g.net AA a, w ore laveii d'-r ta ffe ta . Iie *li coion-d hose anil lavender s lip p e rs ; M is s S u r a Davi w i f e pink tu fTt-la and nTvci s lip -, pi-rs; A ir* . F in c h Scruggk. J t , gold ’ home since e iltly childliond nnd ti e ta ffe ta n i i l gold slip p e r*, and A h '. t a ffe ta and 1 groom has lived lim e f o r tin* past Sidney Ives, green s ilv e r ; lipp. i r 1 eight y va r*, com mg here f m n i Her Tlto little flower girt*. Lillian ' Iin. W isc o iisiin . I St-Sk anil Sue McCoy weie ii.l.oabli I d lye Itc iijn iu in tnoiored to De in pink silk net frocks uvet pm!, I,and, where they attended tin- re* 1satin, pink It..... and vv.liite *li|ipers, ceptinn and open house p a rly given .Master Aturk Alorun. Ltaiu In-arei by the Alpha X i f r a t e r i t y . E r day ware a w h ile s a tin s u it. * veiling. M rs . Ives, n io t h r i o f tile to idc hose Jl hei^utfful gown o f atom* ha.* accepted n position w it h '.the T im e s at H a y tn u u Reach when will make h is home. ,*■ r- » to 1 black c h iffo n Velvet, trim m e d w ith : tv-,.1 little flow 1 1 git I*. L i l l i a n lle lk unit Sue ' I ' t ov, curry m g baskets lilb'il vvilJi ihli ; petals. I In- III nl. I'ltlered oil’ tile prf)' of ■ < with ’aspnrtljfUs fern. i f Mrs A. T. R ossiter o p e iw ir th e room im e t ng w ith the c h a p te r Ritual lioO,. . - . .* :- * * and Alrr. F , T . S c ru g g s, Kr*. received a f te r which the salute to the flag out was given. Dtifl.if: the business Hie guests at the ilodr. T h e brid.’. und groom. M r. ami .Min. S . E . Ives, session led by Airs. Lent.anti, g r a ti' daisies. Tho dining table w a y -love­ J r . , and Alrt*. E . V .A lle n received lying reports were gtveit from the ly. being civerlnid w ith • fii 'h a n d ­ before the mantel in the dra wing "Florida Day" picnic held Mar 27 some lace ,d o th , and , a r r a n g e d to. from the E a s te r Hall ......... which w a s hanked w ith and also The gifts for the shnw or.J'ad, b e e n 1 .Monday, A p r D a t Hots! haielmo and asparagus fe r n and given Lake. Resolutions of resemble it lovely flower gnrdanr o t i t e m l w ith a huge Irpwl o f pittk Forrest (hunks were made by the* ch a p te r w rapped in yellow and tied to re-1 loses npd lark*i\ur. semble flowers. Placed about this! Q u a n titie s o f b e a u tifu l' garden to Alts. R. E. T olar chnirnmh, Mrs. weie tall slender ta p e rs burning Rolhiml L. Doan, sub chairm an. (Towel's were used everywhere in in yellow holders. The chandelier, baskets and Rovl'ls on bookcase-*, Airs. F. McKenzie Davison, Mrs. vvns entwined with yellow, , tutu (’jyd Itytd and Mrs. Calvin Teague piano, tables and m ante ls th ro n g I th ■ lo nins o f the lo w e r flo o r. Pin k and to the decorating committee from this a large yellmv w a te rin g ' Holland Dean and Mrs. [hit tied with ytlloV tulle was and lavender predom inating An the Airs. HVneliaiti i d r i i w i n g room, itll* s h m lM were used John AY. Aleisch J r . A rising vote suspended. F rom tin- s p o u t- w e r e Alls, r.idu’ it a Itranch mi the sun porch. The stair-railing of thanks was also given to Mrs. silver th re a d s resem bling w a te r ,i pre-uled at the oiifa u f o r the lirid n i (iam es of progressive Iniilge in Hu- reception hall was entwined 1 Iletijnniin Whit nor Jr ., for the music, |duyiiur tin- tra d itio n a l wed* w ith asp a ra g u s fern and holding f cpiuntitles *of lovely flowers she won* enjoyed the first p a rt of iliaf tiit'i: man ties. " T h e IVridul Choru s*’ out ihu-t'imptor. 1 luster.-, of red verbctiea*. Asparuevening when scores had been to­ 11 " in L o h e n ir r iii f o r the ' , 'r g"" fern entwined oil the lights ami »' "" is voted t>> telegraph ten taled the prize for highest scot,o, t p .M r s . flrooke E. White, a novel set of score pads a n d ' ta l ­ " ,'.1 for the recessiotiai, and b , n,,che; »r bamboo u-,a traivh ta le regent.’ who is atte n d in g g ra c e f u l c h a r m to the walls in all lies was awarded Mrs. E arle E. dut'bur the eetc-mohy "E vctung f o n tlu e n tia t (’.ingress at W nsh'ng' the i-itonts. Jones, The cut prize, u q uaint pow ­ S t a r " from T a'iuhauser by WugT he h tid e 's ta b le 'wtin pe rfe c t ie ton. D. (’. towards the* puprose of der j a r went to .Airs. Roy U. Wil*, m t , and "A ngel's Serenade" by il* a u p o in im e n ts. From t h e elee- a chair fo’r Cmttinenttul Hall in­ liani*. • I'-ragu. I tio li e r to each c o r n e r o f th e tabic stead of the usual floral offering. A fter the prizes hud been.,a* T h e bridal party 'entered a t thu w i l e nmline s t r e a m e r s tie d into A nominating committee wan n a m ­ warded the shower was .presented opjl' inted iimmetr, a id the u sjte rs, pel k e bow* to fo u r tall silver ed a* follows. Mrs. H. E. Tolar, and w when the g ifts hud been Ales.- in . Roy Al ami. Ted (Ntriey. liindie sticks which lu-ld ta ll w hite cha rtnun. Mis. Anna AL In-Forest opened ami admired, the hosiers Sidney Ives. Ill, und Heorge Allen, Mrs W. 11. Wat-oo and Alt.-. A T. Cat h'-drni ta p e r s . A s ta n d in g acted sis fo ils t " 1 he e liarniT tlgly assisted by Mrs Roy C. Rower and .flow er bowl filed w ith w h i t e ruses Rossiter a ttire d loidesmaid*. All's. R. (t. Deas served delicious \\ hen all busim-ss Imd been di* and double w h ite l a r k s p u r wu* lluA pproni'h iitg tb. a lta r th ro u g h e v i p ii'ite ec-ntei pic-re, an d from the posed of, an enjoyable program rofreshim-ns consisting of c rcntin'il the r ig h t aisle in 4 lie fo llo w in g side »( th e t a l l bowl h u n g two was 11rrsenled who h included a t ehtekeii in pattie*. moulded salad, order were M r . Roy Mann, Mis'* small howls which held w hite splendid talk hy Airs, 11. S, Rug-r:', stiltiin*s, o ra n g e cake and iced tea. Al.-ngani W a y , Air. Sidney Ives, Alls* W ard wa* most becomingly I pin n ie s. T he table w a s uvctlaid rig e o l o f the ('on. Joseph W arren AL ' S a ia D a v is ; ai d ih ro u g h thit i C h a p te r D. A. !!. at W a i n it. IV, on a ttir e d fm this oi<asion in a ereavviih an an'.iipu- filet eloth. lei t lU- le u r i c M r T , 1 (’om v , Mrs.. Slulc School.*, und the Aim- ami tion of aprit ot ci cpc ElizabethA h iim tifu lD dc-corated three Kiti 0 S c in g g s , J r . , M r . (leorge Enjoying thi- delightful tiffair tie 1 iicddit g cake at one etnl > 1 lh, (Ihjcil* of 1tin National S ia ie ty .” Allen. Mis. S. I'.. Ives. 1.1 1 . "n»e A ill-light fill sue dll lli>llI follow ed were Miss l-'ern Ward, Miss Fran* •MOOtl ■m> -i took t h e ir |ilaces ut t a l>,e was I he g ift >T Mis* Louise and at this linn- th e ho ste ss assist Allen, and w a s d e c o ra te d by Mrs. re s Dutton, Mrs: E arle E. Jones,' • it lit-t nU o f * U ie a lta r fo r m in g a \A' It W e b ste r. H ea lth, w e a lth and ed by Al i-ji,.t‘nil in T e a g u e an d Alls. Alt'* W il l i a m A. l i l t s I I I . M is s M'iniiM 1 le hi. ppu.i-ss vvete iusc-ribc-il at mii- AA T heodore l.nngley served pink Api'i'niic king the a lta r through side mi the t h u s , a n d th e ca k e via-; and w Iul 1 In n 1. lee i r e n n i uiiil cake, 1 hi* eel .1 1" ur b . the maul of timin', Those at l< nililt|!r H i * no cl leg lopped w ith a m in i a tu r e b rid e iinii Mi- • Al.-ity I\ 1 was followed by g 1 totiii who stood b en e a th ail ureh vvel 1• Air-• John L i * itiardi. M i - Cal tint - 1<*utin,. Im sin e ss of Mrs. F. McKenzie elect of next wcatk, 1ms been groom, An impbria n t called meet ng of p hen chiffon tiimim-d with lace in tile N. di- A'. Howard (T iapler N. tltr same shade, and her e a tr m g i fbe ii-cular m eeting of tin Wet-1 D. will la- held Monday m orning at 10:0(1 o’clock at the home of >re Drp.utm ent of the W onian’s Mrs. AS', T. Thigpen on Park A^'ebb “ll,h "'ll he held Wcdm-HiVty^fiiey* U . ......... o f W in iv r ut-. A large alU-mlanrv i? nniuea(* . M r ^ . E l l , Missild n./lvbrt.jis u.tt;},«»(» o ’clock at the O VERSTO CK ED • , ■Tiday at ed. luh litime. "The m eeting will 'be P ark spent the day here tending la -business. P A Y C A SH A N D S A V E M O N E Y I'cin.l with a short Parlim eiitary Edvva rd Andrews, fot-inet ly of ITh*,f }iftirdrd Hcrakld "nw drill conducted by Mrs. E>" M r s . E n in a is E . lUifz. l o f t S u l u r nay afternoon f o r h v r i c t f , A ha t* where she vvus eallrd by the deal! o f h e r f a t h e r A. A. R u r h a n k , whi passed away F r i d a y night- No f u n oral services have lawn a tia iig e i »s yet, a w a itin g the a n i v u l o f M r * I 1I 1I ■ ll H i . at Us , Mrs. 'K \ . A Her,, in-it her of the j Davison on Magnobr. Avenue. The I i.e gtiuiin and las best loan, I icd hi a.it 1 ful pro Mip tial al fa il * A Ill'll. III.- Ill I tIII-1. All-* Alaiv llo w a id i n e j i l e i l I ' h c -* w i n m t ho ■ >urt hoti-s In >.• The bride vv as a pic tu re of I to lis p n .itte iil vel\ l<> a plea t>»*'i,,ao •nal *>' dei l l g , j gjjugicut-«uidrt*piiiii:ilion u »K Tih n *y *‘1 r . - i l f . and in- 1 .lodiiliu v li.O keil 1. gainbl'iig itii> t . ■1 o f I bo ida \\ .lie. S u p e r in te n d e n t. t c ami "in 1 .0 1 •a <|. d -Hi .11 I | no \ A! M"i nioif W " f hip -*■ 11 a inn -t . " H l i . i l ■ >-pl i" 1 i i,. . St 1 v ice, Se) in >n ' 1 lie l.il'.lit ot t' I tike it.t 1, , lii-rj and ai'plan the U -rhl " Duo- a l t e r lion- a 1 1n 1 .oiilolat 7 n o I', M E p w o rih I .• tin 11«■ De >i 1 **v 1- iiinii- In., p.-ir ' ag.i n 1 > . i l l \o t i o i i i i I J l " 1 1tor and Id* nib nt a. > 01 .1 t . Ill 1 11 I-- t It * no r M I vet'imr A' m ship opeialion >.l 1 : 1. , 11 in k- in 1 to S e r v ile . S e t ....... D ignm ir the Mule. Th i- glllOl-lci - sell'* I '"0 "I .1 Dllehl-''." . m ’ n i - t e r >.f I In- p,. -pel t " pn-ii ti ^\|j Msi'ftf- and ! iletals in tin- T i n 11 ci linked >1 11 II in- vv: 1 ()(.V111 1 >•’ •1' , ” " l tcnl.ed l»N Ml l .lls o ll as .1 ''ira g . itv •Il»* t ifillD 11\ t itoti.v nt fa t e " and t i n ........ lv■t v>.i t he s- *j*\ in* u<d<’«l • 1 >! lt.-> npptov al " I tin - 11 Inik - u t I t Its I' ( II It IS I I AN ('ll) l,< 11 baud eiappiug that I'aulv non Ninth ami P alm etto Ave. ! 1 he i-ourtroom At 1lie 1 In-,* nl 1in- "■■c-iJii: Itilde School !' t ’> A M W o r s h ip ami * itn o io ii>QiP. 1 1 -lMI __x:i4:l>- -motte— fot-wanEAri T F i r tic ^ i.peakei spciess in hi- f gilt and t A . AL Personals Mrs.* liiiig’ Vtt1 und? One Of of the th r must most ddelightful 1. , .V n th u sia stic in r c tin if o e lig h t fu l n * i J!. hmt i f ki t 1. JttiAuniM l f o Vyiioupt* t i A mitst most e enthusiastic meeting off an I : i■. U hciv of c m lu...... m r jewelry Wil blue and her shoulder corsage the Sallie H arrison Uhajltcr N. S. well as • lovely social courtcaije* <1 *.r : : p. -vos bride-: l -i?>1Vbi ! 1). A ,11. was held Friday afternoon which Mi.-sFern W ard. W. M artan was pink 'lose buds und corn line, of t i e prettiest wedding, ever witnessed in Grlnndo w as that 1f Miss H ricn Ives, eldest dmtgh* t<r o? Mi. and Mrs. S. E. Jve.i, Jr., .mil-Mr. Linton Eugene Allen, soa of Mrs. E. V. Allen, which look place at 8 o’clock last flight nt the__ Kirs). Presbyterian offering Hie ultimate trium ph >u Many who! found 'i t impossible to wludtjlmmc a re e ii coittedy. 1 !''titer witnesses the approach of the The story was w ritten bv, j b f from the outside, maid Di'nuy -who sta rs n this l „• jmll1.s< )Mllt , f(.||)K> Ulll, (|our ivcrstil fmvc ami wlm also wrote baskets lin idiu jr ifladioli in similes his previous success ' 'East ami o f pink and w hite. T h e flo w e rs were placed at in te rv a ls U t r n u i r V Fu riaus." Eted Newmeyer, jth e man u iio • at tin- ctmm'cl wiUi tin- pink used in the background and the white directed HaioM Lloyd 'for three Ifladioli on e ither side of Hie white years came directly. from the i kiieelinif bench, and pink roses ns I loyd o i iftini/.ntum to direct•• thouiih ifiowine in flower boxes Denny. • iirianjred mi tin choir railinir* As“Tiiat'* .My Daddy.'’ is an unusual jjinruifus fern formed a curtain picture bciitif ni many ways n d c ‘ ' effect, across the chancel arch, and piirtuIP from the farcin) subjects myriads of litrhtcd white Cathedral ... , , , candles east a beautiful liuht over m which Denny has made his , | u> in .Mil­ n IJi pat tine lit o f 1 lie at lin'.* t'iluy w ill mi ct : loi I. ’/fy-A In' d u b lloll-i'. W EDNESDAY F*> r» CV«*J. , al A* , I' >«Oi wore a charm ing gown of chapter regent Alts. ToIni Leonard. pytmiilnL -------3 ; _ lace, g indr-h e r —flawer.H were pink The rooms of tliis a ttractive^ ..Ju m r u r a n t g h U w » w c X - J « u ' u - j AAJettpcsdny.. ( Y e n ii.g 'to S t f i n i t ' t h o - t r r ~ n u . e s ,Mv P i f i R v ’- w 'llie k - w ili; U H d m - ^ ^ H I a n t T j T r l t r l k etfici home were aTiloom with an ahuny rose buds anti vlolcjfa. T in - l i v i n g ' room wi.s be a vi i 1 11y jj f t| ^ <*rn 1^ -K-rn c-t--»~ \y Iiic-tt w crcthpld • , i aline in th e presence of friends of daiiVe o f.' Spring flowers in 'a A f t e r the ceremony the hriilal o p .n today llm Milam- t|m a tie J , | „ ^mpiuUvhrt filled th e .eliurch. adorned ' WUh b askels anib hiwflkr'l'btirsiiayi- irHtfilooh. • QiT. colors and combined party and the relntivca o f both raviety>• Mff.co I’irsl PrcnSyterian C hurrh T h e annual re p o rt of the past ON I) AY I lied die in^r of the N. de V. C h u rrh y e a r will he read to the ard'C h t e r U. I). C. will be C ongregation tit the morning, s e r ­ o’clock A. M. a t the vice Sunday in accordance with the •nt tt>: o f M r s . W . J . Thigpen tm custom of the Church. The new Church y ear Inis bcifun ’•Avermes *■ . . . ^portant m eeting of W om an’s auspiciously, St Were received into j ’o f t W I y Cross Episcopal the m em bership «>r the Church the name ami fo rtu n e . F o r screaming f ir s t tw o Sundays. s itu a tio n s the film is unsurpassed Xh.mtfifr.p’cloel> a t th.- P a r r is h T he services tomorrow will be as then- are spots where the- ctiniic* •(’ follow s: alitii-s In-come eottvu"jsivi-. l i n t ad pc Orgnn Club will meet at !»:»G A. M. Sunday School. •led to all t l i i s i* a touch o f child Huytist Church. Monday, •l:.".o 11 A. M. Morn in if Worship. pnfhoi iniected by the ri-tutll klthltI Mrs. W. 11. ( in id in e r will be ■ T P M. ■( 'In jsiinii' Endeavor. aet'pg o f Jane La Verne, a Im Ly CSS - ' —' ■t S 'P . M. Evening Worship. prodigy reeentl.v d'senvered b\ jural Society w i l l meet f o r re* The ScVsion will m e e t' at Hit* Reginald Denny h im se lf. sal at 7 S ’0 o'clock at the Wornclose of morning and cvmYlig set'1 The east of t Ills pic ture i* <\ Clot.. •vices for the reception of memliers. -rrptiomil w th Harhara Keht, laid ampin, “ Mdgic and M y»* Wampus S ta r •■ ! Iti27. playing tlii" Mardoni Go... at o’clock. El It ST BA PTIST C llU I tt II feminine lead and Lillian Ra h, w--ll imdau<|im Comeily, “ T o m m y " Sunday school A. AT. known leading woman, plat ng tic. ;im o'eiork. Morning worship ami sermon 11 si i-oiid lend hit’s la u g h te r s Class of the • A. Al. Sermon sn b je it, “ Advanc ng (•tilers in the <a t ‘ a le Tain Jiadist Chureb will meet with Into the T ask." (t'lliien. June La Vvllie, Malhilde |{. c . Cam eron a t her home Youlig People s . Unions ti: la. ISriindligi'. Wilson I’enge. Aiman.l lV.-t l Idl'd Street. Evellillll service 8 o’clock. A fea Kali*/. Charles C ■leimin an t \ i t TUESDAY I till*1 of the evening service will be <‘arrii i t I n m a n ( lass will meet at >:.*tt I the music. Sidijeet of evening s i" 'I lie ' t o i \ I ode Ml. Ill, lit! I. g i l l a t the home of Mrs. A. illoll. "ConfessioU and Uiimpic-t,’ befriended by Denny ami i* feat pi I'snn Jr., SI"* Elm A entitle Chureb F a m ily H o u r and prayer oted I>> if gorgeous Wi'ddliig on AYcdtisiduy evmiinir S boai >1 a palatml pt-ivate t a lit AD*. Anderson, Mrs. II. I-’. ’ meet iii|f fv iimii ami M r s . A i l l u n l l u l i ' l i c i o'clock. S u b j i l t fo| jitiolv. lin e of * ^ Kt Pasteurized-^. Milk I 1 �/ I »• I 5P i- » VI 1 i ■ V ii ( t*"N TAOS FOUR * f " .* ■ i w v '~ vv THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. APRIL 14. 1928 H ollywood b o u leva rd Is . 'At Office M ost Colorful Ancl'uMost Prosaic Street ''ll I • ■: • •*« ' w.-r.. W. r i n u t i ' « n .5 u . When You Buy’'Meat B i t i r ■. *f -* —i I i i ~ i' i i*lir| Tnrr ~' 'i ri |i ss|■■nr| l— « i | i| ■| ii— - n■■■ lI u ' 4 --’- y - ‘’ . _• ~~ . • ■* ^ - 1*ACB hkvkn “ sat m u;as <w s College Authorities* Puzzle Problem O f" Seating Big Crowds-riv UNTIL MONDAVp Pa/ronage Sets Britain Daheii (Continued from pl.gp I) offers a i evidence, li e .. objects to a lm o st till the te-itiinony given by over-rules II out of 12 o f the d e ­ stricken from the r eord. T he judge By It. T. Bulkeley lift "T he re — now you've got.it chance 10-A Poultry and E rrs International N cwm Service ( L c j r n l N o t i c e s ) [ S u d a n i D aily -H « ral* ll o h y r / o o j l*,m ev.iril is a t onco | to see. .......... „ ................. .. ,i.* movies........... being made* T hat S ta ff C orespondent .Political Announcement BA nY CHICKS .the mont p rn sa 'c 'a n d m ost ;col- n . D. Warner, driviifc thnl i w c l l ' N E W -HA Y E N r Conn, Apr. I‘h a ­ . r r tr t LNT a d . r a t e s Solected stock delivered, ,W. l e g ­ MITII'K OK SHftWlfF'v.S.VI.i: ; COM x t vu i: » i : v , u m i . o f u i . M u i t in uil A m erica.? ‘f. . llow to fit *>0.01:1 persons into i:t; * (1 • o t . V g re e n n ta d s t/^ Jo" fijrntj *yf hiip 1 r* thn fvrnvncr.xlle Voters *of Tits N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e r , ( h u t l . , C . horns 100 ?12. H eavy'M ixed 100 - _jUfVM ^ 1 'f •till, Scnutorlal. f>l«trlct:— L ra u i C ash la A k a a c a UerniiHc ;J | screen s t i r s m u st you m il see a e a r vulli a'.ivat‘‘plalM. H A N D , n s H l i r l l f f o f S e m i n o l e 57d seats is the e n g a g in g p a rtim e $12. I). Rocks and R. I. Reds 100 f 1,,'rrvvlth announce nvy rniult* ^.v«>> (or ih<- lirmncrntlc (inailnntl'’n C o u n t y . F l o r i d . , , ot: ll,o TMt. dnv of .- I'rtKs on it sotno lim a d a r in g oacJT Tonii.rilled M mcrnmcn. Timi , . ...... with • ■■■••V $15. 500 $70. E m erson Hatchery, pf the Yale A thletic association’#, . '( n ) . A. I». li'IK. b e t w e e n (Inh o u r * l>rfcli.e l l .’k r s O hjcrtiou ads. *rin h a rw alv td tl u*» I t ’ 1 I'm 'S(nt,- Heunlor from tho -tiri, . awful Idg- g ra y loiiuster is (*. II. •if e l e v e n o ' c l o c k . A. M. itlnl t»<* Urooksville, Fla. -• * t ! * r n t r t t p r bcconta i in cccn'T 1 Honatorliil l)l*(rlr( compered of atroaa sad collector sent B r u n s w i c k ; g . i .. A pril n l i l l l i v h n a (v, v,n.( .vprii i j — I lie com cninimtv(.e ■?. v. . •*i l a M-l* W ticket cnmittitt*’. committ* ?. The m itte e is. j On. serie-iH objection this m ; t f j o 'c tn c K I*. SI. u n d e r n m l b* x l i l u e Ssinlnols and lirevnril Counties ai Ustely for paym ent. ‘rubbernecks’’ wagon*, to u rist < „:i DrMillc’i*—yes the very (tinned man ttis .Inin* Mh primary nnd If nomin­ o f t h a t .‘e r t a t n e x e c u t i o n I s s u e d o u t I N S ) — D eath in the olectiie I | n^ pa ste hrtnt'd.-f vvhtch will a d g t l l [ d ^ 4i ,,lT j ing tliil luir.g J u d g e C r a y and the llfl’Jl with , tliff,bald bcml. He’s got n ________________10c a line ated unit elects,t, | unsure one and nf t h e I . 'l r r u l t C o u r t rd S e m i n o l e (IN Bring us your hens and f r y e r * .! f»>ot, autos, ir. s tr e e t <it>rs., nil slriv* r t i u H l y . F l o r i d a , o n tlie f.th. dav of If *n a ttehiocratio udministr»ition. ay lor the slnying of C. A. T'erry, the Bow] hero next fn l', and in a pay fleet of c a rs—hut lie alw ays drives I '"'____________ 8c a line st^te nu tiicir f e d afld. i-a-dilleil in .I We pay m a rk e t prices. W. I B 1 Thank mg ■•(,« and nil for >oui A p r i l , A. I>. l i 'i * . l a H i n t e e i t n l d a ,nF to sec the "f a v o r ite " of their i *• Ibis one himself. I t ’s like un h e ir­ f a y s tha t e n u s e Vviiereii, J o s . N e r a s w a s p l a i n ­ c h a ir i* the iwnalty two men must prelim inary ,*tatcment n n ______— — • »*"• voir und InUuenre, • the judge's sending the j u r y from Bong, 117 Mngnolia. • t i f f a n d F r n n k M a il w a a d e f e n d a n t . home town silver screen. 1b « rates oa requsst. " l:r*|,rctf ully, loom—it’s eleven years old. I’ll kV’ihVl King-'antl, Gu., )iank ca.*«hi. r. Mul- Yule wo* uUnted n to ta l of 50,013 i.iiM . I the court lattilll wllil;- III1 listened (n f i t i i .i c w . n o n R i t T s , will nfr#*r for wiki1nnA* And, it Ik the case w ith nil nice* bet that box the fellow is p u ttin g bixio-sl bidder f($r CUftll .......................... lit* f II K,.|iv, f*.till).I iriiiltV of nilir* *l..B..t . t >-* I nwSnont An f#Qtnft the s ta te and defense a rg u e . I'nlmL reduced r a t e s a r e fo r 10*11 P l a i n s n n d F l o w e r s cas, " t r a d e " has followed curiosity. into May McAvoy's e a r is a new Ill); described lands, sltuute. Ivlnk Dolm MorDivv, round gu ilty of niur- tickots to tlje P rinceton g a m e ,e r moved th a t te stinqm y and evi* rutive Ipkertlons. „ ,id being In tlio County of Sis„lntier in cqnnecUon with th e slaying, V i c o i l THU LBCliai«ATt'nH r u it i iih > s,r» ■ » T he re fo re, to the nutw nrd eye, dress. T h a t’s Beatrice Joy and Lois' last Novfmbt-r w hile there w e r e ' »r rim S u h j r r t Iv t h e n p p i o n c h l n g I t e m o - <>1.- „i,d the Stale of Florida, und n f te r trial yesterday, and words of a v e ra g e length .denee tintroduccd into either*of the Landscape Service. Tri>cs, Palms, llo m c r more iMrlloulurlv described n s . fol­ Hollywood houlpvard, in its chief W ilxon with her. g o a l l ’rl*.,a»y, 1 h e r e b y a n n o n m e blit I-'l,57n Heats' w ithin the Those spring e r a l l . ..........* • ->*'•--/ - ...... — foonted a -lin e . , o th e r tria l* in which wn.s convicted a n d shrubs. 0 . Somrncrchield, Simpson, also convicted of m u rd e r . n,y i-and'ilary for Ihn Itouso of lows. tn .w li: cinema section, is .two rumbling things th e y ’re w earing a r e slick line* on th e Yale side o f the B o w l.(| 5 Inlmum c h a r t s of 30c f o r Itenreseiilailves ns tv member of • l.ot T w enty-tw o t i l ) of Ittoek and which tins ta te wan in tro d u c ­ L a n d s c a p e Architect, N urserym an. Tuesday, were .sentenced to e x ecu­ , miles of one tq twelve story huild "It" and l.ot F o n y - tb r e e («.’,) T here is ho chance of an addition . ^ ftroop 2. If nomlnuted I pledge a re n ’t they-----I insertion, * Greenhouse, Elm Avo.. 13th ing into these eases be stricken tion Ju n e 1 hy Judgc(J. li. T hom as, of Ittoek "C" of Houtli Hanford. r„V liest efforts In behalf nf tb» inps— like nil o.ther business stre e ts i to the Bowl hut in 19J0 th e re will • - tut/fj* | | advertising is re str ic te d and l a t h . • My this time a bored taxi driver neeordlUK lo plat thereof rer*. people nf Hemlnole I’ounty. The , from the record. His pjrn was thnt in superior c o u r t Inst night. except fo r a Chinese temple, which had sw ung off onto a side stre e t or.l-.l In Flat Honk I iiage «! Ih* 5,000 more se a ts available for lo p e r classification. erylnr Meed of the people of l-’lorla man could not he tried more than of the public rneords of Semin­ da Is Tax Itellef. especially reduc­ M orrow’s ngc.l m other collapsed g ra d u a te s because th e r ig h ts of • tu r n s out to )>q a the a tre , an ugjl “ five m inutes on Hollywood [ t n e rro r is m a d e The San4H ole County. Florida. tion of loral taxes. This, la my once for c o m m ittin g the sam e ofMUNG B E A lfN iii:’ lh. 5 lbs. $1.50 when the verdict w as announced subscribers to the fund for bu ild ­ : ru9 Herald will be responsible E g y p tia n «trei»t^ aluo a picture boulevard" was ended. T e r m s ; opinion, can be effected by M fs-n.:.*. The s ta le a rgued th a t while* I’urchaser to pav for deed. postpaid. B E N E 'H L ^ P ( s o w for hy the ju ry , und a tte n d a n ts c a r ­ ing the Bowl expire in th a t year. ’f eunltalile distribution of th* bnly one i n c o m c t insertion, houcs, n house v f British brick and Although frequently scintillatjug C. M. HAND present 'five cent gasoline tarn the evidence might he the .same Advertiser f o r subsequent birds) GOc lb. 5 lbs. $2.50 . ostpaid. ried her from the room. H er son, E nglish g a b le s (which proves to at premieres and night clubs, A* Sheriff of Seminole (No,li­ "T he allotm ent or tickets to nnioti* tbe S ta tr 'toad Department, the offense was not. J u d g e (Jrcy de Cjons. T he office should be ly, Florida. W rite for prices on Soy 1) who adm itted filin g the shots thnt Bowl (suberibrnf, Schools. Count lee and Clllet,—parbe a s m a r t m e n ’s clothinir sjmp) — Hollywood’s’ film constellation is a d m in istra tiv e tin,tarty the Counties and Cities A *tC' v K l i w lied im m ediately In case of ni d the motion, bill advised the -•Velvet Beans, Cow Pens, Peanuts, were fnlnl to the hanker, showed officers of the U niversity, the f o o t­ ■ : ;dnlM and a m yrnld of o th e r " d iffe re n t" composed mostly of "m orning If honored by (tie nomination I defense ami slat d he m ight rule C’hufns, etc. B. U. Kirkland Seed [ H E N you buy a pound of which serve to garnish the platter no emotion nt all. Thu ju r y is hope­ ball squad, old players, u n d e r g r a d ­ promise to devote a'.l the energy places e n te rin g to high -powered s t a r .” •• platter with the potatoes ....... .in»l a gain a f t e r the sta te completes | r u i irr. slM liv m .a und experience that I possess «.» C l l i e I i t meat, buy a pound of fru.'?. of chops. Co., A ugusta, Gu. ta ste s. lessly deadlocked over the fa te of uates, and faculty more than conw TO A D V B H T I8E R P And when the day is broadening n i l x r t . n j n i i n v . i l l i >.( t : h v . peart t which have thus been made • M iM UlieU that end. For just as the apple a day its part o f tin. case. * W ith the Sunday roast Iamb it • Ifram-onia") M. IV. K K A I l M A N . ^ J r . . , ------p ,JCf(J alternatc, jMi’.s, Mamie Leu Todd, tried a* ail s l i m , . s a || the n e a ts within the goal " W e ’re j u s t 1bunding the c o rn ­ over the purple Hollywood hills, keeps the doctor away, so do other VV. M. It AF.IVV:J C . o u p la ir f T n t . u Herald r e p re se n ta tiv e At lt re h i ................................... 1 ie s tthis m orning the staleaI accessory before and a f t e r the j.m> a j| j,jK jjumetv" the ticket e r — look out d riv e r—you nearly the b rig h t lights of the movie f ir ­ fruits every day serve very much would be difl'ticult to firul any fruit around it. Zinnia l l a m s : nurpee's Giunt, •no Id o l . I V K t ’ ll v t t r i V , Defend * . .t oughly f a m ilia r w ith r a te s more delicious than Rartlctt pears announced I lie next trial would be m issed C h a rlie ’s car! Charlie who? mament blink the m erriest. • 25c per doz. $2.00 per 100. Mix­ murder. com m ittee points o u t . ’ With West f u h i i i d a .•• *'tiv • P d d k l hrf>s a n d C m i t h f i r y S a u c e : the same purpose hy providing food whirh have l.rrn put into cans so I o I'll K V O T I 'K S O F t K t I I X O L # T i n : h t a t i : a and clasrificatlon will • . ■ ' - t o - > . v - . r * :’ f’S :.; A on an indictment re tu rn e d by tin* 1 The cas* went to the ju ry nt p.,in». D a rtm o u th , und H arvard on , (’O t t A T V . ' la lla rd) . You poor, s a p ! And look—there's ed or separate colois. 11. F. WhitHome-wending milk wagons hug elements necessary in our bodies, '•ton after bring picked, tolly-ripe, Tender rib pork chops, rut thin, f you com plete inform ation, i wt.i, to i,nnounee it,at 1 «ui • You ill* h*-«o> leilinr.d to up 10:15 yesterday morning. Morj-ow first special g ra nd j u r y which met ner, J r . .429 Summerlin Ave. Ft. D oug and Mary in one of those •sue 1 ..... the............................. list of "b ig gam es this y e a r ,’'' I candidate for ie-elf«'t|on to the of. pear lo tke ul 11 of ihmipl.iBlul fil­ a.- m Suppose wc arc going to do that thrv seeni to still retain the will taste like r.hirkrtt or turkey il the opposite curns curbs nr thee cnvaieaile cnvnlcud if you wish, th e y will a ssist il,-,. ,.f County t’oimnlsst^aer from ed ..abdisl )«>u In I lie above ell- was then placed on Itiul. The the tickets com m ittee is seeking a U rday . o a , Iiisiiai IIII^. W n ce Jl.iVC *n ew cheap nutos. Ye» he gave her of limousines and rakish ro a d ste rs i W... Mellon. Phone KH2W. - i.tiitt* n r <}ur — **a .,u marketing. have orchard fragrance as well as the in­ they dre btoilrrl to a golden brown last Septem ber to investigate the in w ording y o u r w a n t ad cause,. .11 ut tlie Court t In .wlet No. 2, subjert lo (to- ile- tlilv uuv't.1 rallN# til........ . • House' at trial uf Morrow was concludiMj -” .p wny (lf tnt,jnK care of ull com. . . . ilrrtrlril inr Saturday kl .i.,r , | . >l imitable llav.tr nf peart just off the decidrd nn on tinrl* pork rnnric chops ior one f o r Christinas. Thnt man with zoom along .Itollywnd and served on a platter garnished failure of the bank. The indictment 1 poke it m ore effective. Hc Iii I b r I i* r l o r l u n . ......... • # , ,-|*1,,n of it,<• voters In tile Demo. Boulevard n u M o ih Iu ? 1 1*#* »i*») o f M a y , 1-** ; \ \ 11 ran* ilih p a irli. ......... ' i»rs : , , u t l e F r l i n u t ) t o o s h e l d o n .lim e with heirta nf lettuce. In rar|i let- charges ....... • ■ the h anker with emhezth e cane looking a t that tie d is ­ rushing tlw big and little s t a r t to night and roast lamb for Sunday trees. Special w w kly ra te s ut Sunford's litre heart, put a spoonful of canned • ' ^ ' i g mid m isapplying $2 r>.iinn t.f p la y in. Sam uel Goldvvyn. His wife th e ir studios in answ er tv early dinner. Prrliap* by the time we have i u t ^ 5 J',;:;,,,,bcV nrH ^K b«,r ‘Sim : a f te r Mrs. To,Id's had gone 0 m . of nf the th c proposed propoSf(1 rules l u U-* of the ,V„j fr.ni, I m -I mk sniiKbi in sabli I o»bl s case nm, i . - - • One Announcements hnnte-likc hotel. Seminole Hotel. A " ,,M J O H N MF.ir.CK. added the high prire of pork and cranberry jelly. 1 *' ' of lie- hunk. l .'few Recipe, to Clip •lie• funds lull ......... failure to upiicnr Deere.*; t ,v a jury, an o th e r panel nf ju r o r s , j tu h0i(j Gff all Freshw as n s ta g e star. morning rails. ... «... . r, . IMItl^rt list III i'JD lamb to our week’s budget f.list the ( use tilling S h iu li lO D U CIN G l / i n g ’s P u re f o r k 15— Apartment For Rent rU nhcd .< TiV/m'ii S tro k with Prachrt: V.'.;; . ................. ... ...... . “ W l n , V t v « . quickly draw n for his tr ia X r tho g n u ln n te s g . t " T h a t s one of the most famous men until a f t e r the lu a i p As a general rule, tin- day s t a r t s prirp of an pqual numlirr of pnunrl P o U tlcu l A n n o u n c e m e n lH Here I T . ’ s t a t u sr.MATnn ....... are a few recipes. k u h t i.F .H K O F n m y I T r o r i t r This present case will travel t, t(* r ii••ii,.*r ordered ihui 11,1• ' Taking the stand, he mlm llteu th e ir tickets. P r e f e r r e d classes of W'Pe a nrlom strak. rut two inches cafes in the vyprid. They say the tit the studios at 7 o'clock. \ ■sage. 117 Magnolia Ave. of fresh fruit at this season is altno: 1 l b e te l.) m fm .m i-e a s a eanJiaivl* | wist, t'» announce ttuil I am * /foajt ! am/i with I'tn'irnnia Pcttri: thick-, remove flaqk end and | ian-l.mil ''l*. killing Peri y, hut clallned self- applicants a re to g e t few er tlc k e ti .NtJ i l , t-» «,„-,-e.d it., e ll o s H e n a t n r f r o m order l*e i'„i*li»li*Jk •■nee ,, lowh on into Tuesday of next prohibitive. Kim STATU IF.ClHl.ATi'Hfc w combined snlnries'of the daily cine­ t* l r o o m s , ! oanOMurif » t r r e l » c ll i > n * o _ t n a 111.lit M M ......... . • w r r k t Ih I i I r. If the visitor from Iowa, anxious IwM'i t hr lamb as usual in a very ten :i rnttte*. .‘ easoning v it!i salt Furnished h»vise keeping ■ c;??' .17(1, Heennaa,n. r,«, r i a l u.».. d i s t r i••. c t enm- lour I Mid, w ist, lo in nnnoume nnnouiiir my ccanaluscy a o u i u a w (I.e u.e ., jm , p I i b r of I ' l r r k o f tin* I ' l r c u U C o u r t . ; A «eel. ni lea-t. A ig u m c n ts will S A S M i l * HltltAleM. a nrWHpa|M*» i tioft'rtcf. . m a lunches there'w ould total $ 110 , ' to get a close-up of the celebrities than ever. College and S h e ff grad, lint for nun half an hour after the first five minutes of , nuk­ o -^ jl — . oven, sraring* •••i $15 und $11. monthly. «l»l Cor- !,f S i i n l o o l i ' C o u n t y . H o r l d u . eut». for ih« State I tlnelature tOroup ,,<»••• .1 of Semloo> llrevnril loan* |i„till*h*-<l li.................................Sanf**r«l, Sv nijio*!* Quality f r u i t , in C a n . 0 0.1 will appreciate eupport (» ,|e eot.Jert lo the Deno.rul.lr 000 a week. Look quick and you of Celluloida in real life, will post t u t o m o b l i n at 50ft degrees and continuing at ing. Pipe a border of mashed po­ probably be made tha t day and {he nates a r e ’ to be put In aeparatfe J r c t to t)>e . tr c ls lo l l o f *h * „ ii. Florbln Iron*slot o, deie.l ner 5th umt Palmetto’. ” -'•' diVj TrJrt i-fdi , U1_ | I,rlmary in be lield In Ja**> prlomry to be belli June b. lf.* r r a t l c V o t e r s o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t ) . (tie •M) degrees, allowing fifteen min­ tatoes around the edge oi a - lightly • use may go to the ju ry lute in can see Tom Mjx ip m ake-up, chaps himself at the intersection of Vine classed nml the com m ittee will tj (lie p r n n a ., . u ,, HAOAN. , If ,-lecte.t I pmrmee In cnnllnue Ibis Till «lai "I April. IS2* . . . . . . .are . . quality ....................... In tli» D e m o c r a t i c P rim ary (*'•’ There fruits m cans, \ F. Di)l*i:l.ASH D onar. _______ I to work for the t>e*t Interest of (be *h ell. W e’re losing Tom. H e’s S tr e e t a t this e a rly hour he may i in variety suflirient to rhouse a dif- utes to each pound and fifteen to buttered plank and make right nests the afieruopn. If tin defense coll Musicinn P o p u l i r t c: d ra w lo ts to see which g e ls f lr a l ^.,V I f i d knee IS) bciul rigid kra (In), «o b« belli o n J u n e util. A. I» fie ri. hot double garage with 4 room ------------------- district 1, 0.1 • m i n e Vou to w twenty minutes extra. About fnrtv- of mashed potatoes, J’l.irr the extra A bout fortyf.'tiaiiiing ,iir<vtim, f0, an tr.tr jure cars and G raham trucks. Thi Ill V VI Week . D C leaving Cnlifolniq to m ake ’em in rvcognize m any a favorite screen choiee. Anil g ra d u a te s who send l a | f K O H -------------------- * , c e c o r.l n n m e t , i n m o r t s i i t ieflsbiferent fruit for cvvery day in the live m inutes Cs Irak timies to interpost objections i^t V. K. DOtrnt.ASH. beiure di ntf, add po- on plank an ‘ LVncc n:; Q ui.'kiy n;j Li and 13Ih. Street. Thone 3. ' npnrttm-nt, screen porch, bath movement. (S) I w b 'b t " a n n o u n c e t li o t l a m il..,, a s u - . - l rot,*I*, c o n s e r v ' a t b m o f S J Six • •,itl»b!all»»ol*-1 Holnulol the l a te they have dmit A rg e n tin a . 11 " pinned npiilications will get th e ir so far. till • .................. put in ovrn to brown week, and '••till have some delighltul ta to es uhii'lt has been par-boiled fuses am ong tjie fleeting pageant. ISI VI.) and wash room a l 31" 1-2 I’alm rt:, c.-ir n t l . u t * f«*r o f f i c e o f D o n o u r o u t Ul *1 , r r o i i . e e * . r e d u c t i o n of I-'* s : '* ' -s'lct) Side Walk I. F| I lie, pot lUir.s and finish cooking the •ca.( may continue tutu the middtu P rince cl W ales ones left over so that our fruit sal­ ten minutes and let it se a ts in blocks a f te r all single ap* . t v l . l c f o r J u s l Ice **f Hie I’e m e | ;\ | r | tltltl •illll'ttllftfl* I 0^*^ In Ave. is for relit. Se(^ 301) K. Ith «S i Side Walk li. I )cm brow n '!<ak Fill pntalft nests with r.m- ' of the Week. D i a l , I d No. « H e m ln o l e ( m i n t ) . ads may he rn'irclv different fr. m around the roast I plications from g ra d u a te s areftll*' FOK CON ST AIII.tv '">v* 1 by B. It. ( t jtji step oriLl G IN S <fc GOV/AN C.O Auto St., E. side cut ranee. isiine o era sio n - tied pc.iv beatrd and xcxwincd. A r­ | h e r e b y a n ito u n * c . a n d b i n e ) F l o r i d a . - * u *>u»nre o t t l e l our meat condiments Instead of ally. T h- Prince of Wa'. i -..„••• ! the I he s ta te will have four wit iv t h i : r u n i i t c m h t u f t h i : At fif teen miipiTs before range around at equal distances | I > 1 *i r o t F o i n p r l s l n a l' ' ' a c t i o n I r* beu.l knee (S i |,rni r ghtl _______ _______ f , „ t h e o f f i c e of c o n s t a b l e . D i s t r i c t 4j?ior and sheet n.etal works. LONDON. 13, — ( IN S ) — tvvkvtv- i u i i i n j c u u i a i . c m ........ ........... Apr. . new- Iduea rhythm "Yah- l t d the traditional fried apples with the done, drain juire frnj)) ,i r .1n c f . l u l l Mil’s* l ?. 3, 4. 0. 10. I I . »•. nesses: V .SVIuiul, "T hese changes will benefit t h A U ........ .. • It. K e \. iI h• ti enr SVIlillll, ' ami regain line nf -!.ir„-t| I ' tench A fcnue. Phone 71C-W. Cl ITA UK T ill! STATK UK IHl-U. cor,q .xrx.x dinil. Tvit.il backctl a t the Park l.ane Hot I m | . - " '•n‘ *ul.je'ct t o t h e d e c i s i o n o f t h e D e m I (IH M I S S l O \ » ; i l Saturday pork rhops we may choose pear* and p l . i < the pears -,|so about halves of canned peaches which R- < . I’hillips and Robert W. 1leantHill IN AMI m i l H K M I N l.K . A $-.'U,UUO lint M J hy the alumni in respect to location of Small g a r a g e a p a rtm e n t. Cali 251. ( • j.jJ J S T Y * r o l l r o i \ n 1 >•'•' Tilt —S tep nlltsiifi* o(| . . c . i t i c F r l m a r v t o be lie ld o n J u n e • I. hinlf* i'niilil) : VI have hern lightly sauteecd in a little don. Retiring tin* stun i ..( a!, cranberry satire, since tiro canned the toast 'I Tin N • c m X T), iv (TI a m k h v . i services of an im p o rta n t c o m m iu ri Paeliicr I. f . i s t it. r , fsi| f ill the hole in earli Si 0 .if Mi nt I uni .i ..th. A. D. m v * .. . • ■fr. I Mi l l 1 .. PToval the dan .mine lu-u ly tie. cranberries are jellied to just the Pear with a spoonful c■f entrant jelly. biitrtr and sprinkk . with fhnpprd all form er officers and employes .!. I! It STHYKRII. do n .....i n,.nt (lf physicians, has been cslablished se a ts they will receive" the eom* I %»ill i ' i n i r c c i n l f • m i ' ’ M i p p u r i * f t«»i» n f M n u n t v • witig !,. I. forwm.l with slight I H U P ti-K A R M O N S •'*.*111*4l*t ci V•* i of tinbank The defense has so I T O o i i l i c a l A i T n ™ n « n , e n J s ) ’ pars|ev._ Sprca.l strak/tnittee re p o rts hopefully. . . , ( , , cam*the rra/.e of the day If, '• 1 11 “ i . f . s u i : nitvA N , with hutproper consistency to heap a spoon­ Allow t<> brown, basting with th* 1 , tOetrlCt No .' S t x r n i t i i i i o m i : I l l 'l l . t 'l d t s IN«’ J |,ore t" investigate tho cattsi* and live on R. f . ((^| pasx F. »*.»1l.fH*> - * •> Sanford Automobile Co. tUUC and r t p p . Iiot It i rii j .. | '• 1 1, l i e l *rlno*r> bit pi ink into nickel frame; fa r announced no witnesses Imt :“ ful in the individual letiure hearts fat in the pan 1" bind tight 1(f) I,rp!, I., rrigh »vi| S.- rvr th*- l.imb on ,rr m i l c o n vrAHl.K I , ' l b . A. D. 1*2*. NUTH-Vrui'1vi-Ki1'. u ! I t ' m l ' l n | cure of asthn.n, according tn the li h origin aod <-1 t,» it pop.it.i t v hlagnclia Avc. Plior.e 1-17. and send s ib lin g hot to table m i l J I S T K K OK PKA<>: .. both I-ike and his son in law, ,\|. Villi If. 1 (fj) |„ , ‘•ring I I'. t«l t v-|*h t** ntinootvee that 1 am » ..( | . ... I t a x e s In •*,. * vi .k . Lancet, the organ of the U n tisn I KOH niSTHIf'T NO. VOI H II until ita lm o .it hi-c.im.- .■ : Funiished 5 loom upartnient, Day- randblute f-r tbe "tile* II H utton, ma;. |,e placed op tin., ,.- , " o , m i l e s hlnce right and hru -h tin .eigli (Si Thi** i h m unnoiinor iiy .r . ’ '» N olle, i* b«trii) H lv c n t h a t on U1„.||p,.l xvorld. tna nia. Mable Dixtrlrt N <* «. Semlnols I I ., * b e e n u I *i*io t, nu Reach. $300. for season. stand. i le r a n d I.) U r i n e *.f a .le c , .. * U K U trai K„rux*nns i t - - <' m « i T u r n — I. f . fut [iualnts -Servlr# Countv. Florida, said District com* r..r . l o s t l c e ..f t h e P t o c e . D l d H c l , x . ■t I . . In New York. Fo-rnii ........... .ut x- ,md sale render, d to Ten physicians and surgxnns (Him, FacOs F ast, delightfully cool. Ad prlMtu; ItlrctIon Frrcmct* Noa. 1. So. (. eubjeft to the will of the •'urd ' .rverse tm n HJI Step| i : A | t t N. So i n as H,i la te ha had I'hil it Ivno'crutlc voters June Mh. Nan; orchestra ilirei tor at the H im i n . „ I.,X . e n t i t l e d c a u s e ' o n t li e Srd r , m , » i t u t e t h e r o m m i t t e P , w h i c h a lt ack nn K f ' . turn Kjl ilraw - 1 IN S F E n ocrvice of all kinds, dies*. Hex 51KR Seabreeze Station, * 2 ! •». IU. 11 fa l “. subject In r„r,l taike Monroe. I’Uotu. I.ake Haofoi-I By Jainti* L- Jvilgallcu few bottles of A. It. t*. or D \ i t u b p '. I v y ami Dean on th e stand l.iltmore, and .nu • a l a r b i t e r (he will < * ’ f tlie voters in the DemoW j U X ' k r e a d y h a s r e c o m m e n d e d th c • I' "'e;If f . ( S |. St. a i irk I Mar;. I.onsw "'•<!. A ln le rn n tiourftn i _ N ew ____ s Service lone 570-W ot 3302. C. E. Davtona Reach. mins on the mantel sin If from lei 1 ,*i -, •. ,• | ■,, I’k/flip m e n |v identified certain crude I’rlmary (•> ba held on June SprthV ninny (Jieek '• und F on t 0«V. r o n - t l t u t . . M»r ; t h «t.i> **f Mn%. A I». t • r^ 1,1 • f on iumn tdlaa t i on n o f u sn dt hi n m umt " ' r c l i n i c s !’• f ' t j l halauee ‘ m i ward I m n J I S T I T K (IK I’ K A C K S ta f f Corre«pnndcnce Mh. A I*. 102A lle in l tab * , I till Hi l)!l |i Ul-Klds III V hUllR wished to intro 4 which the family and friends will ir«»ii 9 #tf MuH(*»is.f •••••»! 1• * nr.- i 1 . , , p. ,, ikinc Ipcn'tig. !)'; i ' l o r o l i " ; h v . s p d a i i t t ^ i ^ W i n v r s t i g n D o n b e I.t. T o u r . . ; . 7 rt » « ' | ' p r ....... . »« Imt rind rrvldel f,.r .up . p N E W YORK, Apr. 1 l . - L S f t y help the m se lve s- iuM a drop or Kanf'tr**, EDINBURGH,Scotland, Apr! 14.­ 'll,-,* : ( ; , Nilifllt . Mnny o| the A D. \ A f t i e ) NM . " . . , , a d io ltd strad o n rr*. I hereby ilfmoub^c my caivlot-'O w i l l o i i r i |V»r rid.* a m i n••••Il • i ui -i tS i Jo m ; | . K.j Modem furnish: apartm ents. n to tn ? r e la tio n o f a s t h m a «II t » d t. - 1 r n n d e i....................... Within tinvv-I. b for .1 usllce Of F, ace of Dlefrirl S'* yearn from not*-.- in th e opinion of two on a dry b isc u it—whoa ihqii • • 1fillllll*. .1I |||( .Ini lo, ilia*' * .. • II — _ __(IN’S ) —The G erm an battleship •« 1I •• lie .tlHC ■ ________-----------------j from IIIusual Ilieddleaon^neM ■ ti(l<> ol* K' j", nnd ai.iks 'i .uvrij blkbcHt bidder f.u cash, durtiu. dodUenscH U"d allegF rig id site ; Murphy steel kitch­ |tle tln.c end very TitUo l t-> die <lrc|*|o|, '•! die V>*1- Ic k :.I l.i .n c - of * „ |. ft. and f.jtu-rmtv me toltow ,.,-r , and l e s p i illtory i i i h i u s i h u J w ---------i K, nerall) connected with Ibis of* .i1 *i,hje, S ir Philip (iiliTis, B ritish .journal jsp 'oitfs'-rht lif-fl (*■• •,() to | \ k c old things new hy use of en: G arage: excellent ncighhor- ■ Seydlitz, sunk w ith the r e s t o f tho laJU-v.»*-<* n . f Knit 141III1 intellectual activities call fu r a m M»»* I»«*nnM*rut!«• l*rlniAr>' nn ou . «!( pl isii tu rn in g (., ifiku-' , l e s c r t b c d l a n d * . (•Itnate. I>liu. a b d )1(j ,,J\|,o tlt. m i l J T S T I C K O F l ’i : A C K |f l« e . h f iin d o n . ist mid novelist, there will be— ' " '» 'I. i !•'. (S) .step lurk l.< tiolo on .lone Mil. A I1 d''J* H it:.- i d .ull t h G e rm a n fleet a t S capa Flow, Is little refreshm ent." in . tic lot. 1,1 d o I ’o u t ll * of Si- 1,,to o l T Iierel,V a n n o u n c e m y .c a n d i d a c y O. 1 . H K I l M lH 'w . -O, .... hunk ('Ill ist mas holidav ui er Spur Yarniah. I-ncquer and hood: rent v.-ry reasonable. Park J M tTIAFFKU On M»(*k;in 4f n caunc for antinma it b Iv f . (Of 1 10 * 1 ' I E to ^ No m otor cm l a n d i h e S t a l e o f ’ K b o i d u . n o d m o . pcuv’ding an o p p o rtu n ity f o r » 1 . 1 11 *.i to o p i ii 1 o i ,,| r e s s|mrtagi* in ~ TLtahught trinisfci/uici' " r mental in irmlui ml • un (),, fo r re -e lec tio n lo d i e " ( “ J/* I A partm ents. No. 5. Phone RIH—J. k S, Il.-jnL ^rs l l . n e I .m in e d T n pel Sold by S anfonl P a in t A I we o r • struck hy the va rie ty of I p a rd co lu rli d e s c r l l o - d a* f ollow 1 ( 0 ) eiianping ' ■ uith Jl ou sk li i c r »»$ of («»•■ the F a r e . •••••••••• D l s t r t e l -S o . V » e»•**«• ■*«•!% J I H T IT K K atirr world i aeon! in sa lv a g e work. te le p a lhv. w ill l*e u, u .. • *.ii - 11"lo Within (Wo vveel. , if, ........nil . wer. am ong tin t o . vv II Paper C, , G. U. S tu a r t, Mgr. ( V l l t r n l I 'm v e i H u g e S l i m ■-:i' urine. Ube R f. Mting flavine hrhl this office for n r a r h I h in TBIMT .>«>. KOrM • m i u i'll) : I.KMIHlsATtHIK condition! which m a y give rise to • i: \p ril i P rrlm |is in te|eji||f*ne ..»• tele •iinw: It probable will bp v,n die . l.o t Tv, c o t ) - ( o n , ,2 1 ) ol i RliiPs" waI.i.uuii all . All tin o th e r 20 b a ttle sh ip s two \r a i« until the ‘“ V V . • .*» I l»rrei»> unimuncr •*•> ’ •‘aiinhlaj > | ^ hrrrliy ul(Vmiin*’« «J> rumll<lAr> • ••| Il Ml« |l t papers offered |;,-t n ,g |t(. Also, lie 'W. I,J. Lt. lei' 'iii-w ir ! (S 1 Ruij HiM v \ i t l n l I .iii'gi*!-. Furnished a p a rtm e n t. Will j*ell n)**r>;rd Inin thf* VourM* IHMrlct I fn( lllo.-l. F.lMln I S ) * o f Hun 1.8,ll<>, 1 an attack." s a y s the la.neet. "O ne ' I** 1*:"111**,. i m :,|';vul Gf Vnxrt of Plutrlrt No for |hf, Ht.it( IrisInlaturr, (tlrnitp country. Now lb mi.i g raph. turned rig h t over a s th e y s a n k told I placed tin- ti h g i a p b and I•-1,-|>1 >n« 1 famous b-d.-! i abi-et eolitailling the •• • 1 ■. per f-nnull, tt M io d ll I 'l o l l o, III,- > llv of I * i i*iiNnn In E l f e e l i n g Met l i m a \ m \ furniture. Rcasonalde. Box 7,— fret jtlKlif subject may s u f f e r only u t the »r«l In .txItlnK i 4 t«» thn droUInn of t»»** IIISnilT'i ••• .......... — tlir ' s u b j e c t t o t t . r vvNI o f t b e v o l ­ is »*onderil g w 111 tiler I h r • 1•*l**f 1;i|'ll SiTVI, l,;i And maybe no new spapers. Sanford F l o r i d . , a* p- < p l a t .......................................... o r.* ,* ..* , | i r m o r r a l t r I’r l m u n lay keel upperm ost. T h e Sey ■ » • • • * . i S) rciiMStnlt I In- lliinks by Ip’, s. lie vi tiali/.e rrpu *.iinjt.i trn l .il'e •n t i y ..f u Inch l ake has m t e t * m tlopi In.ai> " I J u a * S|.»r Mir ir M ip p u r t ,,,> ............................ week ends, ano th e r only a t u cea of Wale.* nr he i-.m • ■, ,' Sanford Iletald Mo r o o t . l o t i r e c o r d e d lit d.»WIGHT P R IN T SH O P 1 1 llll, •■ |„ *•*•1 Iu, ,ui r . c o r d a * J n s l l r * . o f t h e 1 r a r e .iiirt h r h r ,j OM Juivw B) util. A IF <• VV i:NT75» INIIKK. By IP7H all this tiling will he out tin- (laid wt ibmg lui'llie mail go . t(,'l repre-ents ont had not depth enough to ItfftV ( I \ > l Aon-i-a. 11 ....... m illed a aiding and a ........................ r d * o f S. m in 'd * ■■•0 ,0 v' a l.a.IK qiliekr-r - l i e n - it n • ,„)y blies! ., A V I D HI’I'.KH jd ed g r m e s t eendeavor* n d e a v o r * • ll» o aFive iy e • D I tarn season of the yenr. 1. I ' i rigid font). B. V. ip P Y ’, sefTi*-e on any thing in 1till*l>,.*' l-i*.*. I , i of date, hg says in his new hook, I b ig into a darkened loom, w hen J lesje.nsil.l,. i t tt, nnd set i led on h e r side. i v , F l . » bln Nicely furnished apartm ent* with ail iii* o r o i d e it « | l l » r r d e a l w llll !•} I Km betting, wa am ong the mass of Forw ard S te p —G e n tlrn u u il I ('lu n a te affects some a sth m a tic s i Walking steps slioald Hnting. A phone rail will get ' l e r i n r , ’.,*t, • •! '*!(■ il.in VI, l ,..ii:, l o ll sm re tlK K "The Day A f t e r Tomorrow,'* ! he cnn colic* n liu lc and •• taM i'liing I untie ivli.dulitat Hig ships have been •II modem conveniences. I’hwm p ,* ti r .- t c a l l a n d e t r l c t o d l . e r e o c e i o T i n : V O T B H 1 «»K SK-UIIVOI.H I pa pet s ol I fed A It oget her, | be forward <S) B. I' forward, l " , , . c l , n » c r to p „ i for d c d • 1 I i.Jininvemcut > p»r* but has no e ffe c t on others. Some OOt-'.NTT. I I hereby »mjounce my c»naldacy . man. Phone 417-W. 9 Raili, .-ipputii •*,| by Hi to Ilia U « » Jf w uiVBI.I* which concerns ‘conditions tha t will i m ental commiiiiu al ion \\ it Ii a i bent hitherto e ith e r deck upperm l ja s n s i t . v i m s ' . .Ht • ta le 's exhibits ta k e lip about - x ■'•• it lit i \ ( .tllillilatr open rh a rse to right si l-- ( 70. Call ut 31R Palmetto Av«. 1'ut of an I'pto , „ b t , m announce that I s » s f o r re-eleedon lo the office of sl,erli i light sway frum a r e a t (heir best in a fog. Dust Ave. S,,» i-l;,l Mx-io I In Kbal.c* • *•• ,!:• • -He ,(,/ It I o| tjie til I III II '• eat -. 11*•11he close B. I', to I! I*’. (S) p.l exist half a cen tu ry from now. keel upperm ost. B ut to lif t th e ■ _____ Ululate for re - e lr .d o n to the of* iff of Seminole Count) 'Ub.e«l l « | f. d pa* e ‘II t lit* 1 oil! I or a respect III aliotbei i .|<i.t• >. I (•••••,••••(! borrow*.t I, plays nn im p o rta n t p a rt, and so ---- ----------— — ‘ * I fie- of Kounty Comtnlssloner from -,i„. ec.l n, of die vrotece In die b rush through, (ii) lGi-Houses For Kent I Ik- • I II mi- oil . • " • aodld.lt' In tw enty-five years, lie predict* thoiisnnds of milt a wav Sepdlit* right over and flo a t h e f )(- -*rr»v| no|.ei a alow step, Q ■ > la t ! .It, \ :,| ih lo -lr.rt No / kulijcct th the d e • | |i*„.or,utic prlmury < •> b« f.eld osat sometimes do the e m a n a tio n s front , 1, ., in "g,.i Jxl Side Step —Opi n • ha e f " f of i i i . n,|. x, : t r p and CjQ two quick bAN U P Y O U k OLD W ALLS Kim StlFKHINTRMtKVT OK I* of tbe voters In the Demo - 1 1 w ill Ul.p.eclut" your • i \ t i i k f i i i i t i t i u m r t w f t - certain anim als. I’a the m o t o r c a r will la- nil-oleic be 1 De.m d a Stand f e ig n on. a wa f u in i'b e d i. N ew spapers In Miimiiiii -.( , ie r narticles n u „ - » ; c ith e r keel up JJjJ',] uninmls. P a rtic u le 10 Room House for rent. 402 Onk sido (QQ) step «ui B. f . • li* . .. |.| 1 iii uile . [Il T H E N E W W A L L P A IN T lae v p n .',| it. . , t o g e t h e r . I TV I 'llltl II Jl llll I VI. I IHCI IT cause by thnt tim e the airplane wkll , I ojlnw IIIy— utili lit I , sel I ' l u t e d St.it , N ew spapers mav l« . iii i iirio W Demi : » * n '. ............ Ave.. Phone 8315. , 1 c , f u **r , r « “ ......... • " i r _________ ® * * I ix a m i m u n k v i i n u i . k . r u i 'N i II,** , " l , •„i,,> I ,.. ••Util | . , , „ | , J.J., | |( IETIIIN G NEW A N D ' B E T ­ wa - plai ed ■ run around the 'ground as well a> , stiles, to be t ••iiiitl only in ui<iscujol . ou r* •• I tcpai I no i p o litn a l op II. K. vvni:Ki.aiL lie t„|d T o ll l-ONSTAIH.IB I TV KMIHIIIA. IN CHANIT.IIV. •l"-l .-.ml Htl-J 1Up,,l| | o Ilf lit % I,, lliiv’lllg g, u to I o d.ii •*f m aking a TOR F U R T H E R IN FO RM A - F o r cheap rent 2 room moden, j W over it. * j beeaii e he helien-i t< I* ve loll will , w HI, \ : : , i n o o o n . c .o> “ a o d . d u c r | n t , ,M.VS A. k u a n k H . L C o m p l a i n 11 anf, i s A re pin t • obi KO H V O I 'N T Y c n M I t t H t a X W I •ilit-niMoii iiiid | | I ..In ! S k,thers see,ns to make no u„ a I);ink, wh„ .n l ............. ri b :: era| •)* ' •' ln" -’••id poult i v pi ,.do, t ,n : I \ n , m INK Ih'oplr*. Ilar.il CABI, P H O N E 235-J OR A erial H ighw ays Crowded f u rn is lie d bu n g alo w to i..bidii | , r |„ lory. Y o u r mi p p o r t will t o upi»l i * o i i i t a h i t i MMr U ' l •* 1 which finally li I y till t o a n n o u n c e ihn*. I **rn n I n r t h « permit movie audiences to watch * oiiiiii |s s ji.in r i 'In ed in a shortage " U n i n f t i n f i u t r \ * • ••*. • l . i ••■ ivgnifl* 1 l.ugo -iqle, a n .| |ia- a t . oil carl t fc. V. C. COBBER, S A N F O R D Nn. f. tic o ili.n tu K v U iil) . s u b j e c t t o I r S.ivitii!** ii| tnfiii’j o f ‘< jitlMtim’ . l c a n d i d a t e f o r d m o f f i c e o f > “um l7 preclalrd. K. KP.ANFIt.t* Dcfendaut. t ^ ^ u r e t w r i - u n ^ i n mumy 'Tlie o rd in a ry m an wilt lake the and beat (lie scene of ■ uiti iu p o ra iy I', i lilt, s h o w e d • Ii. ugetl couple. No children. 20112 Hi* iii the l 'll v nf Saul',,id t II pon \|.1>IO T. W. UaWTON. I C o m i n l x * l o n r r f r o m D U t r i c t N». ». d i e w t i l nf tli« v . t r i i , i.t d m D e m o ­ MVI'Dj: wcU li -> In* .iib . i i i i ' i i i . . m i i x i : ii o f p r u t . I i a t i o n . In| In "I P*.' Ollie 1,1 tile sta te l i f tilu t I'liiit* anil ('lia iid llc S tre e t (llii'lll 11 a i r us now he g e ts into a motor C'lllll uf SIII.OUil ov* red only |,y " • H i h i m history as it i> being e m oted all la -I y i ai wiji i > ' biscus Court. s u b j e c t t o d i e d e c i s i o n of t h e v o t - c r a t i c P r i m a r y o f J u n e ft. TU VIA! I»K IV. C H A M T I . I . . lie.- pi., i • i uu i , lit. *oe- Uilti | bo e • oiiiiii,.i|ll o > t r e In I h e i x e n . o c r a d c F r l m u e y _ _ |o e a r ,’ he w rites. “ The aerial high over tile globe. When television i line "I eleven p i 1. A T AT F. ' k'l'IIVCt FUINT. N. C. olie of IImse "e a 'li Items incut mu " ill li'llllfi I’.immi | n\v fl|;’||4. •l*'-ii ul, . • -ri.iil.l 1... mUy-nmy lir aMluniiUt ; | | f|< Ui,t ScV-.imrTiirhtr 5 room furnished house available TO THIS V O T K It S U F SKHINUI.il b e h e l d ~m J u u » ( t h ^ A^ V ■•-.1 l i re l i r r e j f — f irp---------------------— e, rff flllfl f C I la- la i lie years have i ibbe.l ed ... ofti w ays will be crowded with the reaches its full d c v lo p m c til, it is v'KY’S DRUG S T O R E —Prev*> i11 1 1 , r ;iini \\ i n , ■ _ ____ COUNTY. ...... , •■» ui pt« vi nis trial.*, ami -------------r o i l I'UN ATATITrYTT .1 it. t|nirf’il to *»•* iitiiid npi»«*i\r u p o n Mit> prog ic in Hot i ow ing Mav 1. Sue V. A , Spoor. 411 Park. f f i uiisoii of mueli 1 „ ii , a wl*b to 11V 4aiinoiincc 1II!!«*»•••* •• Hiat I _ f lbs pliv-.leal the m creasjng „ f Bah tr a f f ic o f to u rists, trip p e rs, tra ile r- S ir Philip's idea th at readm e may ii, d m nf M a v. a in 2 K lo d m I ,v ls h i n a n n o u n........................ ce d ial rriptions, Drugs, Soda. )¥e_ftIt peonll'i I«li •I L* '* i | ( |ih|!IHt'i| f. K‘* Tin *11**p in <iei c a n d i d a t e f o r r » - r ! r c U o n l o iUm ofm u CUK.NTV AUNKHHOH UK . ...................................... ' Igo,’. but lie still ............... . •-iiiidblnlifor the ill f i r e n f K nnel • bill nf ••tain:, h i' account hy the sann am ount. Tin h r a m s ^ y n n y phone. Call 1037 and persons p a y in g social visits to heroine only a h ihby to the ••I•I f | r ” of M o u n t ) roniinl»*El«n«r t r n m Rents slashed again. 4 houses: 1 TAXr.M I,, tlie t.bnv-c * 1 ) led Knurl. a b l e D l * i r l c l N o (. H e m lo n b I 'n u n I-UIU «an);» , p i oo.iiii v was tin i<- u p ,,f o | e | | i r "bill, kll.- l li f . p d il.u-d ■«o-tmr-:-nTT t T u - g - t t mit WMS U.l'ir — in — rniiil1!IhU7f 7 wl*U Vo a n n o u n c e l o d i e p e o p le i v F l o r i d a , o d d d l .s tr lc l c n m p r l s t n x D l s l r l r t Nn. I. s u b j c c l 1" d i c d e frie n d s and fam ilies hundreds of fashioned folk and g ic a l ~|mb nl •n.c Hanford llorald. n newspaper OIK a t $ 10.1:0: $15:00: $20.00 or will clx r ITu. m-- rc|»l.n T „ w,.d u r i LI .4 .—U.—fltr— I•»7 • ' ' TV I., th, Id • •IIK-lltly oipke <• list f h s bit ing i ,| | lo n ..r d i e v n t e r s l a ‘ ■‘• D e i n o - o f H e m lu o l e C o u n t y t h a t I a m ■ ' •*tl.i v. >•„ i ■11,.I, ,-,i in He m Ino],- County. Fb>- is to remove the cause, will he - « 'f . l e c l b i n (>reclnrlH No'* I. 4. • . u,,.. "TnttPimxvn^ S ir I'liilip insists that vv'liat la I'airkiT (iijh rrt. ,*iir**•»t u«.*hrr;i| (• IBDING BLOCKS—Irrig a tio n sell same as relit. Apply 1319 c r u d e P r i m a r y «» b e h e l d o n J u n e c a n d i d a t e f o r r c - e l r u d o p t o t h e o r ­ c|i>/ l»\ '’ Is l„ r,-by ,1,-slanatcd ns Ih* m a tte r of consul,-ra d,, con pt *•(>• n| 4|* \ |*||| 1"iigue, in e xc oria ting (hen pnllt | • -. I»y oil,, of the lint I I . 17 s u b j c r l (o t h e w i l l n f i n c | r |,|„ * ,,| ,;i„n was d e r n f Tax A s s e s s o r , s u b j e c t to the u . l u a lo t h e D c m o c r a d c F r l n i u r v ncvvspapc, Bake the mm lung ih t I v fail«M| lit which II,c older shall at.d no one can won; r r J t h r « M F if ty ye a rs from now there will has w ritte n in his new bool i . not — Dougins St. opposite. Ball Park. Dies and general cem ent work, alb. A. i*. s t i : h i . b Ml *• c:i 1 1 u t | ,i-. |Ii ii| „ „ J u ly . Mr. .'ox now i('|»at*a! nm.s( who un d e c i s i o n » f t h n v n t r m In d i e D e m o • d sliorlconiiiigs. i n be lu-ld' nil J o n ' . M b A D F'V’X It** |»obllsbcd foi four Consecutive be no r e sln u ra n tk , according to thc fantastic, lie rites the cold sta te In open. l a d e Concrete Co. J. E. Ter1 c r u d e P r i m a r y Vo tie h e l d In J o n * I 1 Y , , „ r . . u p p n r l w i l l In- a p p r e c i a t e d . weeks **'<*> i»> . h uM la* il- iniCh. IIIlli|a- |I'inil'flII V III jillltlK' . \ |M’l # |lt IIIV * ,«I num ber of s o , a m , i <> sta te s that they hope lo hiVT t h i H O U SE FOR RENT: seven rooms, picture he envisions s ittin g before m eat of scientists to establish that W illie s V. I-;. Dougliiss. Klerk of *■v e r y t i m i t li e ;.t;it«- u d m d u i i-.l J . M. t V I C ) VIKKIVItY le g e r , Prop. 3rd and Elm. . o f th is >e a r > V A U O U AN. hi** i!• • 111»*« h.y .m aking'll!, m arket. ' * ft'Wcr loan 1•\ | ihMi the *,ii,| , 'Ire,III Knurl- and Ike uf$20.00 per month. Inquire of Jnn. S y . l l i t z a f l o a t m u l t o ’v m l In h y his -typew riter ns if it w ere a his theories a re lu g u a l in u m d •lli o f I In ,. ih n u n i id ;, | | M d e f i le f ■we* JS'I m e n ' perilV ’.'ind aUi ,u (n o KUH KUI NTV SI rriU X T IIM IK X T llcl.il hp;i I , l.cr.-nf, ibis 31st day of hnrtir (I. Jinkins, Court Houre. _____ KOH K i l l T T Y J l , , O B . . . , c . I June T iftc r p r a c t i c a l l y “ ■‘t w c . v d KOH CI.KHK OK COt'ItT c ry sta l gloss. He says th'-ie will (la- ii resistible march of progress. i t t o r m V s w e n t m i u k r t n t . t r i n s t h i t t i u n Mar,*I, v D I•> •-'* l h e r e b y Hliauiilice m y c a n d l d a c ) . l.y ' C e l e r y M a r k e t s a M irl nf fnl • it lull aw 11 1 1 * ii i Hut p I c s | III |T A L R O O F IN C —The Roof Ev.\ met v I w o pi i i col ,.f tl,,. |u ■; , ................ ......... u. I h e r e b y nn.io u n cc m y ru n d ld ecy I w i* b In n n n u o n r r m y c a n d l o a c v V K IIOI CI.AHS KI.CHK m o n th s w o rk . . n ii u q ) I n r rc-clccdon r c - c l c c t l m i J° to d" J* u . o fV-nuaty f i c e of /nr clerk of the circuit court sob(Legal Notictf) •■all I m d d i e w i t b I'.il be "no public buliquets w ith se v e n ­ This is not bis first venture in f • t 'o b’. l Xtl lllllllg it * Si-Ope ai.ll I . d o o r a t ip ia . lei lor liiircau of. A gricultural Iwmio* "Hasting. Metal shingles ] 9—Ho lisps F°r Sale f u r t h e o f f i c e u l H o p c r l n l c n d c B t •> ItY V V.' Weeks D K. ^ " T h e S e y d l i t z . " b e sa* * " i f IM teen courses to poison the guests prophecy. In a previous volume, joftovvilig |e pie -e lil d long te n u i - i- a ed piil,'n 11y Tin­y point oil' Kounty * ’J, “ ' , " ' , r t h i w?ll Of The j e t In the will of the voter* In back. Soinctim P u b l i c t o s t r o c l l u n nf K em lo nl , Ht * VI.1 •airs co.operating with the t h e ilc fcm lu M l ktilihg seam *5i and galvinized ■IV, T i l K NVNKOIIH H K H t l - H , , f u e l w i d e , 07.0 f u e l l o n g m u l w c ’. j l t * Inai. •> •vefity five per ePul o| C/W* — v r i. f,‘rinV*r'»dc J Vnlclh * Of Hemlnole .be Deiro.-ryllr prlmury t« be held r n u o t ) . s u b j c r l in d i e w i l l o f 111 * ;,J no anxiety for the young m arried "T en Years A fte r,” he made predii mined thi-s, llfe l i in r , a m i f,,,!,,,. t iuit I lien- was tui'uvt c,age Io ■ ,.| [s. See Ja m e s 11. Cowan. Onk The N. K. corner Palm etto nod Ith f lo r id a S ln te Bureau of Mar* Z t" . . b ^ l 'em ocr.dc FrlmArv, Jllnc j I will sp b re c le i. your V. < r r i In t h e p r i m a l v J u n e f*. V n u r I he Hank d Set v it which went to pi iv.iv t. eni. i p i , . 2 5 , 0 0 0 t o n s . S h e is l a v i n g i n aim* Y . . w !l w om an who has been advised to lions th a t since have been verified, rime* be didn't. H I t I 2 i • fit ■ii eVei> ti legr.im •i i St with 12 room house is for s u p p o r t w ill b e a p p r c c l a l c d v e ry lim e , pra, kelh.— R. li. ( nrhill, I. und Third St. Phone 111. r Iecd on to be h fl* J,Vn« . J ^ O N 1 e. A (V.,,,. c f i T o r Fi n n i n g * N!! . for the lipbillldlllg of t ict iiuiii III IN T i n : C iniT T T I'UI'HT TWKNhO f u e l o f w a t e r . Tin* w a y w e w o e ’* . . { MAY IIKI.Bt: MAXWKU,. feed tin- b r u te ." ’ 1b a lly , the ihdTo sale at a very reasonable price. A p­ in l!i;!7. particularly ones th a t related to I dll.stry i a n i e o u t u | 'N K .'H N O I .K m l N T ' . *N I I I A M I'V T H l i t II J I l l l l ' l A I. ( I H C I IT Bocal R epresentative Then- was .-harp de i* t o i . u i n p ci n t p r . s e e d a i r i n t o ' I t ’t “ T here will be." he explains, "a aviation and its possibilities t'Timitjnn w ith ;in IN A N i l K UH • M U I N U I . K C O t ' N ' ply at 300 E. ith St. B. side E n ­ k o h t a i ro i.t.» :rT « H 'Ii iiil.ei - i.t I ' m liaim-tit au- t j,I. KUH I n rN T T PHUSKrI’TINf, •d»j( <! H i t , T i i r K A l . V C I t T M . v I t T H A H i : K«*M J elute m long term loan to pul.ii ■IV F I U l l I I I V, I N I I I A N CKHY. ATTOHNKV p a i r o f t b e s h i p vvhV .i is o u l *t f I wish to announce (bsl I un. a soup l lung Op' 111 tile IllUt ler^v Ig.'luil'lv .III | |N'. Nipper. Signs of all kimls. l»ANY, (• (••ii | m » v niHiii. I •»iiil»lwMi• trance. By. DR. J. C. llO W ELJj I h e r e b y l a k e Uil« m e t h o d o f »o- cu ..lid„ Ie for re-election l<> lbs I hollies and enterpl Ise . althiiugli a IIA V Itl'NVON. Kotiiplulnunl. Dny hundred ami six ear.*, nf .el t h e s u n . T h e a i r e s c a p e s , b y nm * * Dean'* I. .1st : • rn-i al f, • In g tn 11■,■ Inisiiic u-flc, of Tax Collect.ir of HemloSanford Paint & Wall P a p e r atil. a r t ,. 11 I he st.iin i W a ­ Small cottage on Magnolia Aveiiue , h f ^ h y aur.nunrs to tba psopl* 1 u d 'l•roreru 11ns Alt»r- i.le Kolll.ty. subject lo Hie aellot. Kl.I.StV , i lt T I I i: lll-JI YON. DefenI short term loan to govermelil.il u ro lls u p u n in g * a n d holes, a n d ■ • . i n identify two null'.- signed by "••i Id i tlial tell gr.iple I hi bi­ • > rolled out of the S a n f n n l Dist T H O M A S I l f *1 . 1.1 N < i K t V t tl t T I I . e l u» pney. ey, s.object ubject t,o o tth h oe D e m o c r a t i c of_ tbs ___ voters _ III tho Demncralle $2500.00 will, only $250:00 cash. «* ^ { " " ' " r ' ^ ^ r e r e o r eu^J.c^ Demoera.l,; bodies w eii oliu ba' lu avu i than i.il.i *■:,III * h a v e t o f i l l t h e s e u p w i t h —m e n 1 ** • •* \ M ) I I E . U O U H H O I D S ................. D e f e n d a n t s . Bake, one for ST.f.lilt and tinml,, , nt "I tbe liai.,I i,| tp, Hi t ll u p p r e r l a l e a n y i.VinYsry t o »■ tirld in June. fl'ilii Manatee, ,,i,i,i.ii o k I 'r m .i r A T io N . Owner needs money and wi.l sue - 1 t^ )Jecl#|lin ,,r u u voters» Jn sPur pi mp oa rr ty . r i vt e n w i m CITA TIO N % I r 11in A|Mi|tUn i in p,i2 i; s b y I h r p e o p le T , , u r aupporl sup Tour will '..s appreclatsd. u itu at at a a tim t i m ee,, ultvnys n l w a y a geltiiu; g e ltin i' f im p o rla n l p a rt of your T O t a .I .X M O H T I I I t. I l l N t l l N , _ . TM iitiA S^HHlJdNfJHtvoiiTll.j one ..,.(. f unvig.itoi '••""•"•I ' 1 • oinplololy mid |,|- and d of „ „ k „ ivvu origin making I 1'" “ ' " ' j ' $ • •I Iii f r ^ n u r n « « ||iB t r n i n r In «I imii*I lONOGR A I’ll- - r e p a i r i n g , piano u n d u s a u r e t h e n , . If e l s c t e d . w ill J Nil. D JINKINH Itf the |< t« tin Ni,. ii . in, « • | I r Pbo rifire. Address It K. S. care H e r ' ^ v ' / d r e d NTI'.I H K \ t I I .I . K . O H IO . I,,,! wVfe M 'A H T llA i l o B l . l N i l S . ; .h,*r down below the w a te r ho, , J t , i > A J e a r n i n g s i s ( lie p a r i i*Mi» 115411 ••••m |i la I u l its lining by ex| e r ts wil'd 17 years ~i • i/ v I il/ider pi iv’ate emit ml t ; serving in A tlanta \ t'.SSl'l? J u n e HI l lll" » r *" K| v e t u I k e d u t i e s n f i l l s o f f l c s III) lie the Floi nla total IIP. Kificci, r a r , I , K'.‘ *{',,M 'kes I'a liner You ure Iter,-III -,r.:,-r.*d nnd reIT l il r i T h u u (illfM* u l > r n r*» fclmiilltH* ! It.Mie , advaliee ,.| t'.'JI, fifty si-. rim like any otliv-i busitle.In O r u n a e a n d K y m l n o le c o u n t i e s v a r y h r s l a e r v l r e * VVitHTII «HS» A% , "Tlu* biggest opening tve b >•' th a t \m i sel a sid e — S anford musie store aid. ,|i,.r< ,t to he nml :,j,|.,*nr ,,|,ur. II,,* , . D uring Dean') (I,cgnl Notices) "Provided the eouperation of all Hi- nn*. %**r> i n %I r m u l luiil w » r r « l | |erience. nil teslmnuiv la*l f u r (0 y e a r s . I h u v e s e r v e d »» W. K WIIITB i w ell-, shipped •mm Cal form a 1 w I p c |-rent went to privat. enterprise, i oiupetltive lines, Til, iln. «», M.,i. A Ir IS5*. lo III,* I fiilu.l i J*. * *!L' ‘....'.'.iL u .'u n u e a r from a r:,l,.,l in m easured 44 feet by ffr'-. * •lr*il Ml m i x . H r m m i i I i I <iffrn Gift Shoppe. Mcl-amler Ar* c o ,i n l y • •o m n tl y a la n e r .m s n d o f f .oiae; ned were obtained the scheme . For Sale: 5 room house ill Sanford a* Unable to identify a hill. b „l •(|i i i Imiiii h i r l i r i i ' r l u r k u l u l u ^ l !«■ Rhone 832. 2 <> pel' lent to public liodn-', Di pei r 12 y e a r s . I h a v e m a d s in> II ve' lllM'V I' " ! ) I* >1 ’ Mill I. > ' ,U * Vi'urn'b l'if <i f ' v o m . d u I n t ' Vn V b I s ^ r u u *•' and it took two tons of concre* • which b ro u g h t tip- total t ’. S. shi| «x k . h k h ^ t h h r m e n r , « • ? ? . „ , 11)1 Al'STI.N. .\ p t i l . I: (IN S ) Heights. Stucco|—all imprevc- fl no K could be offered to any airm an vvlm .................... . ami Key wn« railed j (Mill l i r m%%111»r I n r lltilira. T H r a r e n o n - r e s id e n ts of th. ra is in g sto ck an d ellru * fr u it LO N D O N , April I B — ( I N S ) .......... . n u t to piddle i-nterpiise and tvv i I be hmise n| 1'cfgii'nji is divide,I m eats t > I'M cuts. Thu S anford l,i| on the stand to do so. | | wa , one o f . T i n S a n f o r d l l n r a l d , a i„-w s p n p i - r Sint.* ,*f' F l o r i d a , a n d t h a t y o u a r e Wv have stopped up the openlnc I **II|»lllliMi «%uik h r i r r r n m l of l<»n«L m ents—WiiR sacrifice to r $5500.00 a n d f u rm '.P * . I p r o p o s e l . i l ^ e ' e r y asked f ii I hereby announce my candldMr HTATB DK {• I-Ojtll p u l d l v l . c d | n S e i n t n o t e K o u n t y . F l o - r esid e n ts Uf a s l a t e o r ; o u n r> o t h ­ ' 1 1 11 m liU 5 i , m u l lil* I i IimhJ | » r r a « u r r wn«l -Help Wanted Female per lent to i lunch corporation*. i*i«I>xT)^r c a r r y prol^or11o d m i • for the offlre of Clerk of Ins Clrtn re tbs l-sta e of. A W W ATMnow over th ree-q u arters of the TUth he Object Ol ieducing Ibr nialIUK,.r of „ u. insurance cm .■4 today i u u if a r us presidential puli lings followed: .'! I W aycross. 2ti the ledger sheets Key testified in Only small cash payment required. « « . , - - lcWin« ,hc pro- cult Court subjert to ti e will of r l d n . ts h e r e b y d e s i g n a t e d a s Hie rn llirr | I.N. Dcrcose, • . . er t h a t , t h e S lu t,- " f » i - s length of the ship. There a re 40 casualty- list of th .i.e who a tte m p t , nU.rM;„ j(,n a , Xt.WM S r r The s | m1r l term llotutiou over th e I k is .concerned. The tw o f o u n d n e w s p a p e r iii ii b l e b t b e o r d e r s h a l l lli* «%n« K I* r 11 o u r 11111 liu I at nf •urlb*| lJo x S . D. Care The Sanford Her«0“[« ® fe^ 0 *na||j r Your support d i a l i o u r p l u r e „ f r e s i d e n c e Is a i - * a form er trial he had taken from 'N — E a r u $17 dozen sew* the voters nt t!.a Denueratlc prl J . X . KOTlKr I’otoiuac Yaiiis. P Chicago, b I’hil he | ui 1,11vtl c t f u r f o u r r o n s c C U l l v e I k - hv.... I A\'',t<«rt.‘'bjmm,. .Illinois. holes in the bottom opart from J oil f u r iM 'iiiorrhiiliU *11111 i-un«ll|'"*l to conquer the A lanl.c Ocean by ..„ jh llmf period Veil- pi lire Ipullv taken III gn ic rim fs pi Texas, “ Kurnier Jim " tin hunk th, day it closed In-cause >• i will be appreclat*^ ----------I f4*»ii n m l r r i i o r l n l fim'k I n n d *»«| hg aprons. Experience^unneces- aid. KILtlKIC ".“ ry ftn JU '"‘|X. D^TIIUABHBR. t N'OTICK IS ‘ lim tFJIY HIVKN w i t n e s s V IT. D o u s l c s s . C l e r k o f H i e r e f o r e . ) •m. * T the numerous structural openings* mul "M a ".me not in agreem ent on atlelp)\ia, I Je rse y City. ;; Cleve­ it wa* im riniinuting” The f„rimp air, Lieut. Donald MacMIlla.., un , ht. p.^Uion will be obtained at ev public bodies. . H i n t t h e . i n d e r s l a n t d w III, o n t h o l u l r r H im li r m i a l i r j I n i il i iB f« I ••••I b'i no selling. E asy, steady work, a n d t h e o f - | ' v ; ; r.... t b a,','re n d iTrdered" » “ ‘'r * a**"anil" \ \ n re.'.ultert'to M h ' d a i " o f M a y ." A D. Itt'.’». p r e ­ • b e s a i d . .................... l*ro%r. T l i r r r Itml l i r r n n o l iI m J l K f ] vvllil *b.ml .1 be the I IcinniTutli land, 24—IeOls I'or -Sale Albany, 2 each Savannah. cashier's Holland Help* e x p e r ie n c e navigating officer of . hl)U ;8 it n .rll|il tiwi ,, KOH *IIHI*IKK cashier's a p p earance was the stg I III idullv jo u r s . ih ,, l l b n o r n t d e ( o u n i y f l c l s l r e a l t l i e r r o f , I i.ls 3 1 st du> , ' 1 b e n o d .,nt»ear b e f o r e H its c o u r t o n In the deck. m u l l l i r lio««rln « r r r l i r f f r r . A n r%m\ ferials cut. Addressed envelope t hereby announea mrself »• • v e n t t „ K on co.\aT A H t.n m . Ht***. . Begins To Raise Ll’.U shurnh, D w .itur. Midi., Si. "al for a tta c k from the defense. th e C unnrd line, has planned u I tochnicnl difficulties. that a plane I While I ’liit'-d Stalue l,a.s M,|l H. iiiitiri*. • >• m i n n 11 n o 1nil u > nli n u n l thnl hr l rtf* details. Goshen Dress, Gosha , HemlnuU M i n . ......- . J . i d c e n f K i m l n n l e C o u n t y . I lo r Ida. March A I* ISif candidate for sheriff of i l u Tib iftxx> o f M a y . .. A I*. t« l>.t F o r Sale—Corner 16th St. and ...ti I hereby a n n o u n ce my candidacy %\nm hn% fnu n o f r o u l i l r u llh lhf | tthe h e a' c t i o n o f I h i* final retu rn . nrconiit and . Mr*• FulgllKllll ansi,e, the mil ,.f I’-.'.n,niaint eatdb“Thia week we have begun t o acheme w hereby uXUni.t.c xb.ppmg j c),ul(| rt.,.,.ivi. KHch lllf(irmilli„ n , plied 7u piT t •n l ,,f i iurnuiny' s f, County subject to tppoi V'uig A l | Boui*, Florem e, N ew ark, anil New |.V. Y. ' "Did you steal that sheil out of f o r . u n s t a b l e f o r l b s f o u r t h d l s V F DOI'K.I.ASS CI.KHK. Oak Avenue. To settle e sta te will l»llr«*. !••* ttit* Mlrrfiliitf %»rl| ow^l ' v n u c h e r s e i A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f H.e u.e Democratic primary iiaiieiul ,luinuii(is Min, 1!*2I ill** NSi, ill. while h e r ir lr t. s u b je r t to th e w ill of »"• would act ax u n ,u n b ro k e n clmm of H,tou|,j n ,(L. avill|uh|t.. ItY A. M' W e e k s It. < M'l' lilt I V‘>M • a»a---- - lia^liiK l o o o r f l i r r r n o r m u I i u o » f | held In til* early part of Jut.e l/ia . K s t n l e n f A. VV. tV A T III'lN . d - c e a s . (HITAI.) ^ ork, ajtd I each ,Ncvv Haven, Ih. hank ?" I’nlm er alm ost sum led pinp'ii l ion fell to (i I pec cent in piomi Un- cause nf S e n a to r Juuj ""■Mih n itn> . H r la o r l l o llM ed. n n d a t sold tlin,-. Hiet. n n d 1'Iki.i i r tnen who are quick nnd sacrifice tor $500.00. See Kdvv. vofo t eJ rusn e In6. U .eY o uDre mv oo lcer a twl ei l l p hr iem au rpyVary reinertlvely. organized "ludia-aulvisera" to a n , \Vlll,ltJ | {t. , ^ l u l iliu i l e r t a l n I n d e n t u r e <>f m n r l t i a i r a day thc stern rose six feet. W be* n*-, at the witness. Higgins, Inc. or A m erican Trust 1in- lu ll. Serniitun, ' Dm-atur. III., ••I** Ir«*t|f nirof. n m l tiua u o f f r n |w * H K UltAllT. t h e r e , m a k e a p n l l e a l l o r . t>> t h e v a ld • lu te d t il e Ml, d a y o f J u n e A. l> we have ntopped up the hole* In th# A ... l{ i ,,I j|-iiir>LT I In- N etherlands wa* the -■ Lffldy ith SW tools. at once 1 r w ” >»|l WM., *Apply JJow ever. belli oppilMoppose Util au ,, men m a k in g AUgRtfo flights. ..,{l|t u wri.a( llM.f u | Wlllk Ip 27. l, nuill . ........... J u d g e fn f u final se tlle in e at nf of liU i i H K h l i r r a In \ | m»|i Iiii ln lr r r * < * preriated. ^ ^ |ob) ^ u : o x . Judge Grav cose up in |,i.s d . a n I*,”,-, e x t e n t , - , I b y T l t o m n s l l i i l l l n c s Co., Jacksonville, Fla. ! h i s a d m i n i s t r a t i o n o f s a i d e s t a t e , oil, u ii ii m i|N llir? n l l l he u t r r uiwall ni xpsti tictcil -delegation and Inttii !uIfalo,. C harleston, Jnck.xonvi|le J". M . Y ’oung at rraidencu cotrinext h u g si source of capital. Eng KOH rOOVTY rilOaKCt'TINO i v o r i b . a n d w i f e M a r t i , n l l n l l l n a a - rem aining q u arte r we shall then ;Licut. MacMillan j> p la p m aim ; . t.,iulll Lu ,,„m. (-o m .t., inf„ rinatillll -’ I and rebuked t In* Turn pa a tto r n e y ! n n d t n r n h o r d e r d l s r l i u r g l n a lilm un? tin? I n r I r r n f l u n i f . A T T 9RNKT O ...... * I Eln. Avenue jtnd.,We*t Twentpump the whole uhlp full of com , \ u V 5 V Y i ? R . H » ,5".Tu..0.A.. K.,,. u KOH SHKItlFI Rose""Court Lot-—Good U»cationpie n principle a.«l K la bel.eyed |(|, lh<. .(.Vection of the prevailing land supplied less limn III per cent *,:,»«' tilled tha t they will support , and Roanoke. Hr. iloa.' C u r u In l l o o r l t , 111 • by I d lin g him how Key g„i the I 1 h e r e b y a n q o u t . r s n . y c a n d i d a c y n s sue.h A d m l l i l s t r n t o r . a c an d id ate for th « office St . J#*iir«» f i r a r l l r r In. * i»Ui» «|* rr-| D a t e d i b i s l lm J r d da> of M a r c h . pressed air und, if nil goc* well, $1000. Y’our own te r m s — Box 101 of i S ahm a heavy f o r r e e l e c t i o n t o H i e o f f i c e o f would be p ra c tb u W i’ R r ^ ' d e d tbv swell, hWl.„, for f(,r instance, would cuublc enable in (ho four years,, although it sup Da- IbupocVutic nominee. wa* nolle ,, 011*. ol „ f ",)Ur -• , There ....... * was - ............... •• Win■' biquiry o»|ui,x iI jJ>n|H-r ,,,i" • was ,»ur bu.xines»” husiness” | e riff a n d w ill a p p r e c ia t e e u p l . i l l ^ l o k In muii -L A. m l off Ii * I ~ ' - • ■ e ■ *• r — ■» ■ 1 *' C ounty- P r o s e c u tin g A tto rn e y sub­ K J .iy .A IIK T II W I S H . t h . m p l a l n a n t , | S e n . l n o t o K o u n t y . k t o r b l ^ t n M.m - tow her with two tugs to our db~ plied lo n g t e r m credits in IP27 'I Ik- 1‘iugllsons' huve.caused n e c e s s a ry co-o|K-ration was forth- the airm en to verify hi" course. ,K.r« in t b e J u n . ^ r b n . ^ ^ ^ Care Herald. * * ' R , 9 1 1 ' J . VVATUtJN. e.caused m o i,-) y e s te r d a y and good domnnd for] ■i4‘* buig a.* he could identify it. All . , i f C U l m e n f • Of h l t l M i c I i , ,1 j e c t l o t h e w i l l o f t h e v o t e r s i n 'MEN; E a r n c k t r a 'm o n e y sewwhich were not listed a s f irmal l“'lit <al u p se ts than my 11 1,u two Iiiitl r r r f i i l ( IU « u a ra, . i A s A d m i n i s t r a t o r **f H''; of coming. t h e f v e j n o c r a t l c p r i m a r y n n Ju ri* 6 pot. . .*•« | L1.y 4|f q u u litj. Most sales f 1'0 defense nttrne.v's jibea did was "Tlie scheme would eost the s h ip ­ spare tim e. N o -sclUnft, E*- For Sale: Corner lot in Pinehurrt • A. W. tt’ATHKN. V*K? W . . I i o r r A i r , T c l r * b o n # | JOHN O. I.yClNAItDT. Sw itzerland mid •Sweden per.*' ns who e v e r figui r o » a iiK iu rr U n d e r a pre-aryangfid scheme, ping companies nothing, and might loans. •‘A ltogether we have spent so f a r D e c e a s e d . I.19A. . 1 lienee unnecuHsnry-; ' matorial.* $500.00 on ca*y terd*. Box 431 1 I l i e r e b y a n n o u r . e s m y c a n d i d a c y N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h n l u n d e r ) 1 1,e K o u n t y of hen»ln*1rvn ' U“ :U " k ................ -.'-50 p e r crate f.i, f m u s ! T f' K1,,y/ ? ,Me' T he ha ,iU ,.B « lrvvrro credited with m".'tt'‘of the state'- history. a h i p i . would npjitjjnt . a .''p lu k tin g " %»«• n l l l lir mu r|irlf»rcfl bun i more than $12250,000 on the sal* K O Il n . E U K C IK C J IV r o r H T easily save them ‘thhbsund.x of .. m ** * i,r tin* m aiv nr irrinftcff unit 1.1 V i r t u e nf Hint . e r t a l n f i n a l S t a t e oS F l o r i d a . " n ‘ .S fw li* fo r th e o ffic e of S h e riff nf R em tn)pli*tl; easy work. 8 tamped. cn- Care Herald. N O T H K F o i l I’ l n l - J C A T t O X . i|ll Ink I f ? o n %%111 K rf o r l l f t l t k and sixes f i r s t A|i|ie>nauce , , , , , , I ' b e r s b v a n n o q p c a m y c a n d i d a c y ^tlblp f o r each Ib.diigiuea of I>oagi- dollars hy preventing the deviation remainder. ,|.< rree nf foreclnsure h e r e t o f o r e I n r t y d e s c r i b e d n s t o l t o w ■* *“ vuge of tha. Germ an Fleet. A f t e r ---------------—----------------ni* C o u n t y n u h j t r t t o j h # w i l l or S e r i a l Nn. O J I I tO 11 * oiaf lii»» #if f l o i r f r o m b«*olor»»l°pc bring* partic u la rs. Priscilla - n •«*«••!! <lf| of cd Jasrrkk . oofr ,}“ t h e* v - r e r .r * ,- nu* c t AtVI K N H K R HrTC- e n t e r e d In t h e t o r c i s n l n a c a u s e In•; R e g l n n l n t t ul Hi, S o u th east ffor o r t h *e _ o f f li ec ae l i'ii'uson i-ntetx'd the |Nililn-al^ poorer stock "G erm an lioiTow-er* received tu d e across the qv«gn when a flight of th e ir vessels unnecessarily in we have Hone thc SaydliU, then U r l f r o r iikaoiir f o r f f r e com 2 6 — M is c e llf tn e o u 8 F o r *Sala ;*"• v o t e r , . t ^ b . ck was telling $2.00 2.2.,.i4((hr h r stund stund by th e s ta te hut a d C i r c u i t C n u r G a u b l c c t •••» t h a a c t i o n O I c r . A t . a MITNDRD lb s Ju d a o of tb e above en title I c o r n e r o f l u ll V i v e <S) o f n < by the state Imt nijde iHkent Co.,’ Derby Conjnycticut. omI I mI I mii miii I l l l r r u l u r r . w aa begun* A t ua uh-tm ur (tire e n - the seareii ami rcdcuc work of At almut :i ,s ::u,uimi,ikiu mail.* m lung arena with a dush when in 1PI 1 Tlirecs nnd e ig h ts were discounted | , r o " ' objecting to most of we shall have another t r y a t t h n K n u r l , w h e r e i n KllsalM-lh l . o n g l*j i d n t o f „ . ° ^ * r « , t o f e t : o f I k e vole* •. ** .!*»*[■ k ! V i b a S l v ' u » ® T i f S i * 7 a ' t * " ’S k j a N-l • a »l y XT. -• - ----- * ». the qvl* t h e u o n i p l a l n a n i a n d il. B. A t k i n ; F l o r i d a , r u n t h e n c e l . a a t term Ton ign loans out of a total he defeate,| the v e te ra n Tom Hall w ich M ean Tiino) (he 'plane would lantic airmen. Iiindenburg which b e a t us at o u r 1 M E N : — 1M a k e money sewinjJ Goikt paying"Meat M a r k e t f o r sale. | T.» t . i k v o t k i i * o v xK vi' W k m o s tly 25 c e n t s a n d te n s 50 cejits. . r a i n i e r left him al, •111*. His o n ,-l a l a r e d e f e n d a n t s . I. VV I. th e n v e N o rth l l i < c ,t. tn « n IT N I T K D S T A T U S I.A N IS OKPIC»% sW pcrvail borrowed of I.'JMI.IHHI.IHHI lo r governor, lie w as re-elecle.l t r a n s m i t a call nigu. 'AII ships in a ‘t l u m c , s p a r e ' t i m e l E x p e r i e n c e KUH T I I H V I« H H ,* T I'H a Good reason for selling. I t * , | wish tn announce myself ns « h ite . S p e c ia l M a ste r, t h e r e in b u m - . W est .0 fe e t; thence S o u th I lk firs t attem pt. Then vre shall g o o n *“ ’ f i s l n e s v l l l c , . F l o r i d a . M a r c h t l , tune for cross-exam ining ||,e wit "A scheme of eouperation lie T w e n ty five e;»rs passed I'oto____ legislature ___ I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e ni) c a n d i d a c y cd ni ill s v l l t o t h e h i g h e s t a lid b e s t [ - f e e l t o t h e p o i n t of b e g i n n i n g , in IPI7, m il to investigate. Address 10v)n, c l ,,dldate for the state . \91%t position to do sq, wiotild ohserVu its tween seamen unit nirm eg will inurks," the taininiereo-D e p a rtm e n t •a It* I ti, impeached to thc other battleships, but th * , | n T c » s a r > - # E v e ry th in g supplied, nav ness will come sometime Monday. p a y IU s eniln nte flOUntV. in .a rrAtm n u n 8S. M Heiiiinnle" C o u n t y . ' Silt*s u b - 1 f o r t h e l.e*,'lsl«ti,*e (fTr«*lli* I ) *-ubN i i t l r p Is h e r e b y « . v e n t h a t C l a r k b i d d e r f » r c a s h , n l t h e f r o n t d o o r o t h e r w i s e a d e c r e e p r o e o r t f e a a o w i l l raising o f the whole fleet will p ro b ' M,i ;; said. "They have received 10 p e r h. heiugly healen in an a t mac Y'anls' ami (Cincinnati for the * b e a r in g hy dircetioagB radio. care H erald Office. ■■ady work. 2c s ta m p s bring* parj e r l * t n 1 t h e D e m o c r a t i c I 'r l m a r V i Jeet t o t h e w ill o f t h e v o t e r s o l f*riu P o o l e b u s f i le d I n * t h is ..ffb-e n n . a p ; o f ( h e K n u r l H o u s e III t h e c i t y o f b« e n t e r e d o a u l l i s t y o u . Key testified to the sum,Irarisfent eventually he organized and c o n ­ emit les- than tlu-y will have to (<•• J u n e S. A. D., 19*.1. a n d w ill n b l d e t i n o l e C o u n t y , In l lm p r l m a r y - t o >e p l i c a t i o n u n d e r s e r l l u n JSTT. R e v i s e d S a n f o r d . H e m l n o l e K o u n t y . F l o r i d a . i t is f u r t h e r ••r , b t c U ‘ bn» P <otnehaek in I'.HS when he 21 h o u r period closing ul H a. m. ably be more than a life’s w o r k t o r Weather) I teports ,'ars. Pearl G a rm e n t, 543 BrOadand various ju g g lin g of th,. f un,|s trolled, J think, hy the G overn­ d ‘»>' o f M a v . ) ,,.>tle„ l*e p u b l i s h e d In m I K b a n ln m . For sale: I*lano to r balance due- by r r » u l l * n f s a m e . ) c o r d i a l l y * o l - H , r b l o n J u n e ^ . - l y f * . H t u t u t e s . ms a m e n d e , I b» I lie ilcl n f o n M o n d a y t h e Tib | ■■•might tin? g o v e rn o rsh ip again, today and 5 curs were held a t m ost of us now engaged in it." T hen th e y would- tra n sm it rlatu, m ents concerned, hut private e n t e r ­ pay vvhiyi thi' loans mature! . i New York. , I 9 j(t. t h e s a m e he Inn t h e r u l e d a y . F O R D HK 11AI.R , a n e w s p a p e r p u b I,-It > o u r s u p p o r t . ■ • ’ *l. At. i . v*h k . in tho hank th a t he t„|,l „f in the f n l l n w l n a J u u u o r y 27, 1^23 f o r Hi, P. 0 . B o x '352. Phone 904—J. 1 ?(l 1 Outstumiing G erm an f o r ign tuna 1bough barred fnim sta tu offii-d by iV lumuc Yards f o r recoiihignmcnt. l a Ma v, IV28. d m I n s I h e l e n u l h o u r s ! llsli, ,1 In t h e t Hy •*! bn "lierd* * - • u n * J. K. I.Yl.KH ^ in c lu d in g w e a th e r rcportJ, to the prise will lie necessary to se l il land*: ' . TO TIIK H I'O ’s x MKUINOI.K tria l. T here wer,. a g.„„| mnliy of sale. the fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d | iv o f S e m i n o l e » b d t h e S l a t e of [ r J E N -------E arn big money . T . 19 M V I 4 Of H i:t « S*e Indebtedness at the end of 1P27 wa* " • 1 "f inipeaeliment. . T elegraphic rc |io rt from New OF FLORIDA, ‘ ' COUNTY, , UNIVERSITY T p lo ttln g — or m a in ’ s h i p —in their going." reul e sta te , situ ate III H e m l n o l e , F l o r i d a , .o n c e r e e h w eek for four KOH C O U S T T J T I K iK people in court lust night very few RVVI-4 H.. It. 29 .1 2 .; N'W l I |i ,drre tim e sew ing . n t home. BOAT FO lt SALfc: iO foot bridge tria l .uuset-mlve weeks , I w i s h l o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a tn a I.'JU'I,Dio,null m arks. On tbe esti i be ra n fo r president on York this mo ruing imlieules th a t S this morning. * I hereby a n n o u n c e m y .c a n d id a c y C ounty, F lo rid a. |o -w lt: N B 1 -4 zone, and the n a v ig a to r of the plot­ deck cruiser, th irty inch d raft, S ec. t * . T . 21 s . ft IW I T N K S H in) h a n d a n d t h e ,*s*al atcrials supplied! E x j^ric n c e uno f f l e a o f C o u n t y J u d g e o f r u n d l d a t a f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o tlie o f t h e S o u th 23 f e e l of laU R ig h t S. , R. .muted intere-t i u t t- of ii.fib und 5 . 5 1 A tneriran I 'a r ty , which he wa.v (■ars a rriv e d from Florida. Supplies Of N t V I - 4 Fee. 21. ’• "• fully equipped, aleeps aix. *Tlce fSoerm itl.*te r .would colluto (he r e p o rts and ..f t h e Kir,-nil C o u r t o f i b e T w e n t y - G A IN E S V IL L E . F la ., April. 12. • n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , s u b j e c t l , i ’« u i I ' u u n i y C,*>«tnleeJoner f r o m 11). and* t b e N o r t h S eV auteeii J u d g e G ra y left about q „ ’C| 1M.U 11 ( p r W1BL N AM E NO SI < L E SSO R 1 III.' • -ceasary. 2c s t a r i p brings particu* 2» K.[ a n d S t -2 of • **i trui,lental in forming, la 1U22 D l s i r l c t No. I. s u b j e c t t<» t h e d e 1 h u d * J u d i c i a l I ' l r e u l l o f t h e S t a i n —J I N S — W ork h a s bann sta r te d up ■ per cent 01, long and short te rm 1 . " , .....*•••***• ••• ............ . *" **'— a r e limited, the dem and is m oder­ his a fte rn o o u f,„ Jacksynvllle. >,, t h e a c t i o n o f t b e D e m o c r a t i c a n d f l v e - t . n t l i s (17.51 to e t o f T . IS t r a n s m i t them to the uin n e u . The K W M n f HW1-41 S* c l s l o n o f t b e v o t e r * Ip t'.ie I t e m o i,1 F l o r i d a . In a n d f u r . S e m in o le ---------------- ---------- -----w. oictvu Stew ard Mr’ .. M4 Mercer St., r-axonable.* P. O. Box 938. P a r t y »*n J u n a S th , 1»XS. My c a m t e n 9. o f lllo ek T e n (D>» f t T i e r Tall**Man*,,** M crld* ate a m i .,-mut ket stro n g e r. Florida loans the total in te ic a t c h u rg a s due , ^" ' l , " d the pobUcul wiaeucert-s H . I t S3 K ’p(gp« would thu«,ibe guided tlireuC o u n t, • n (bis tb e ’ III., d a y if an u th c r imposing stru c tu re «n th * 1 i ik i* n f o r t W e ' e f l i e * U*?n I h # h a n d ! r r a t l e I ’r l u « r v t o b e - h e l d o n J u n a . T h r e e (3) »f H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , . ... .. . . A.. . I (t| f ni> d l . t a i r e l t i l l i l i t l l n I k.. “ • w*!l , I»5i,rn “ »""»* tow n ig h t, m N E W YORK. Apr. 11.— (1NH)-*- In ian. . , . ■27— M o n e y T o L oari* am ount to al.out $08.I " f ,h *' -««te by g e ttin g into t h ton-ijjch1 c r a te s *ure selling ut the A p ril. A D l»X». r “ F ra te rn ity Row" of thi* I ’niv-TsllT"-- ’ 11*2 tv w lll>y fe..»eex*« aeeai o4,1 t m r l # n d » •» tVhIIIr ouuajl'iuv ushouc th i# n e r u i d l n r t*> B. It. T r a f f o r c t's glnjut Its journey, q \ u .V, w Therc wil ho no succesor to tin- lute All p e r s o n * c l a t n i l n * H 'f l a n d art M(jq J)|itn y 1 V. IT IKM'OI.ARR. »” • F R A N K b v a n a lun-pfl with Burlu B. Mayfield for .foikjwiwr; Jpric® m u g r n : .’1-4 doz. J * * .‘ '‘■Vi-There u e r e county »nd wa solicit the , *upr*-*r f*‘ " ' A - r i l u n o f S a n fo r d . F lo r id a . l e i s e l y o r d r a l r t l i a ••* ** , w • It t o o f Fljricla, the new S tr m a CW ■ •K -T . C l r r k ’K i r , ull C o u r t *. A L i v e s t o c k uttornevV ri,n, \ IAautJilarMillsus JthariUppfnuebtd ■Chaujicey ftl. Drpe.vv us c h a irm a n 700,000. IV. ri. !w ^. T «I J doz. the defense u tto rn e v '. i kV. ,b! 4 4 c«. and vote* of the ‘people In the . Sanford* ' S a id wile will be m u d e t o sa tisfy Mortgage Loans llK /I • the I'nited S ta te s Senate, b u t wax £.1 Ml »*1 ItA. * 1l/>1Ir h e. m i u e r uMl( If! In ai-bara,-** aeesao- • ** -III- b- e- al* -­ K O I! T A X . II) A. M. W e e k s houae. which is to cost $20,000. Tha* '• m rolpr Democrallc Prlmury elec so ld ih-crer, t n g f t l j f r w i t h u ll l e ­ the biggest n a v lg o f ln g m a n d ,»bip of the liunixl of directors of the owed ftl (I Until UI (• May #IM| •to* “• ■ I1*'-' ,w -lo *Glo .tn I wish to anrtoitnca my candidacy '•» D e p n i y C l e r k . ,S igma Chi bout e w II ba one o f th e s t l i c p Dogs for a a le t^ h n e female m improved residence and buainen lion. If the prop la see fit to elec ....................' , , e v*4 o■i n — t o t b # g a l cost*. CROSS C IT Y —N'-vv cem ent side- I o b t A o n r e n i her* t i > ^ Ldin j,.e«wir. give theta tor H»e office of T ax Aaaeaaor of I sbsi su a nocff efri cnef t-r ba al rl rn t o bu j■ property. ’ • ma lo thla offlea. | will n d e r t n o a f o r e Now lYorJi Central Railroad vv.,1|k U ,‘iui t ' * ' | l , U « bi<l'i l In 1021 MiWv.FMguaoii a4uiotuk.-cil____ fiVnty. subject to tha - 7- *■— •---•■* Cobnty. aubject fr a te r n ity h-m aca « ( N # “f aW T V K , ° r ‘* U- , h U J ^ T T R . A HI’F . S C K I : Nolle I l o r e most imposing an efficient, atfecllv, - * , Y n l I. U bo snlil u p p l l c a t t n n . walks laid yompletely a.uut.,1 i fllT ^ .v c .im f , q .ld n g - "Yinillcatio,,- ^ Baldwin Mortgage* Co., ' jit. . . ,i • ' * tn nay i P w ^ tY JlIT K i xiul o f v o u n a a l f o r t h e C o m p l a i n tbe voter* ird la tb* tatrsilon. ' ........................... ajBOAflfc c . CROM. . iu the south — See o u r loeai Counsel,v "' H p a c i a l U t u . r I a n u Re*l*ter. J O t v . CIIITT*ND*N. * S. R. Dlghton, Sanford, Florida. HOLLYWOOD.. 'Apr. 13,. Two Men Must Pay Extreme P e n a l t y For Killing-Cashier Vr, These columns ffive you a glimpse into the stores and business institu­ W. r tions that have advantageous offers M to make to you, into hundreds of vMt.irf homes where unusual buying or sell­ t ing chances await you, into every corner of the city that uolds oppor- ®%$rr wl~r tunit.v. i P \ Tnr 'Ir Huge Fund Put Up To Probe Cause Of Obnoxious Asthma ........... - - v v v f t w r Sir Phillip' Gibbs Predicts Astonish ing Happen ingsln Course O f Coming50 Years Sunken Battleship: u o ’ Gives Opportunity For World Record Committee HELPS GKRMA.NV Of British Phono. Affni rs hK stkL m*amvj!InvestiSQting TO REHABILITATE - - - Waste % nl .. .............. .......... . ''WUh,’t ' r:,™ h« Health HINTS FIRST NATIONAL RANK . Navigation Officer Developes Plan Of Aiding Ocean Hops! The Most {': J Z r T : , f f i'i.. ..»■• •■•« •■- I. .*». re»k*,<« J ( OUTIS. ('ONS’l’llv-VnON M,:h and keep. forXTv’ K"",,nA' H,''nNM,‘r'| :.ra^i**"m.»?.wt»V .V’rpu"n.y records nf ,s K ATS ^ -o .' r": t rt«rhi„»isSi S; Loch Arbor The place to build yo"r fy'me Oc Forest Sanford Laney’s R ealty ‘‘TJic I ViciHUy, Co. tStore” V' *_wY,ir^ - !*jDu.'e:‘ .Viv.rJj5 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 14, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 14, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 14, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0d9018054a381c582e23c882b5d560b9.pdf a7f0db831934651ea5f59e17dd5dce60 PDF Text Text * u s • tv FJTlvT- *xE?wWy : Bu&red if' ' i " • ^ ' •' • '. >v * ■ r VI• VV. -ilW M r# V j; " * '• ■‘•‘V -----' F air tonight^ .Saturday Ir ing cloudiness* probably fol by rain in northw est portion. Lbllshcd in JPlftrida’a Heart, t e W orld* <5t«*tw l Vegetable lection.Itg Rleheat Garten Ixihd j 2 £ ti U j S ^ ed [aymond Key To Be Star Witness The condition. of -MUt... Mac*, g a ie l Kelsoy/ Orlando uirl who a u ffe m l frjicturcs of the skull in on automobilo accident near Mnitlnml on Monday night, was reported practically unchanged todny by hospital authorities. While it was stated there may be Just a slight improvement in the young woman’s condition, she has not regained conscious­ ness, having been in this stnte Since the crash on Monday. Mis* Kelsey was injured in n *collision thnt involved threce nu. tomnbllcs- A truck, either park* cd or moving slowly was said to be the cause of the smnsh-up. kUdienccTs Thin Com­ pared to throngs That it ear d Cases Of Previous Days • » 4li V O U WITNESS STATES KLAN SOUGHT TO A jury to pit in the fourth CONTROL JUDGES [riaKof Forrest Lake In con­ nection with tbe failure of the Former Grand Dragon, In De­ position Reveals Thnt Or­ Seminole County Bank, of der Tried To Drilie Legisla­ chich he was president, was tures And ___ Public Servants licked nt 5 o’clock this afterlionu as the last m a n in the. c n I ( .A (;o Apr i:u—(IN S )—In special ventre of 65 was PUj: preVi0UB part* «»r hi* deposition. Ill the jury box. Taking O t . David C. Stephenson, form er grand Festimony will begin at 8j dragon of tho Kn Klux Klim in In* rdock-tonight when the jur- d an n , told tin* history of tile hood* Leads A ttack On “IL D U C O E iS Heflin Presidential POLICE TO FIND Of New York Executive • BOMB CULPRIT Stringent Efforts Are Being Made To Bring To Justice Those Responsibo For The ' Att6mplcd • Assassination Mussolini Blames Facismo Opponents ' l Over One Hundred Persons In­ cluding many well known Reds Have Been Arrested | Member Audit Bureau O f Circulations I.emted Wire Inlcrnutlonl News Service mJk Victim’s Coridition ,cal Banker Will Be TriedForMakingEx cessivcv Loans. Con­ trary To State Law i—r THJE WEATHER Y O U H N K W S P A 1» K II HAJMK XIX ■■ ■ * * * ■' • . *’ " m*. , ' . —^ ' . —»OV^ • « WASHINGTON, Apr. 13.— is giving ‘lessons in’ the use i f (IN'S)—The organization su p p o rt­ sluah fluids. Scandal lu rk s in, Iowa. I hope th a t Senator docs not in* ing the presidential candidacy of for th at the Democrats of Iowa Governor Al Smith of New York, wero influenced in the decision i? using the “largest and mo*). c o r they reached,al th eir county con­ Pupt Blush fund in the history of ventions by slUi.li fu n d s?" asked the world" to secure hi* nomination Stock. “ I see the signs of it," Heflin re ­ by the Democrats, Senator Tlmmas J. Heflin (D) or Ala., charged todny plied. "It I« my opinion thnt money wn* used in Iowa secretly and in on the floor of the Senate. Heflin called on Senator Rornh ridiously by the Sm ith organiza­ (R) of Idaho, to reintroduce his tion nnd I believe it was used in resolut'on for the investigation •>{ Oklnbonin loo. I believe it i* u.ied expenditures in presidential pri* everywhere." "As an Iown Democrat, who is in mury campaigns. Ilcflin accused the Sm ith organization of using a touch-w ith the situation there hut “huge slush fund" to buy the Iowa who took no p a rt for eith er side, I nnd Oklahoma delegations to the deny money w as used in behalf of next IJeniocrutie convention. This Mr, Smith or In b eh n lftif Mr. Mopwas immediately denied by Senator | odith," said Stecki "The Senator's^ Stock, (D) of Iown, but Heflin de- information is not good o r as cjnrcd Stock did not know what correct an mine.'* "I prefer to li*ar from Mr. Merhad gone on in his stale. Heflin declared if Al Smith was erl'tli," Heflin retorted. “ I don't nominated ho would he defeated by want a Democrat to buy tins nom­ the Republican nominee by a mnj* ination. 1 w ant clean polities. The ority of from ten to fifteen million way to fight corru p t politic* Is to fight-it in your own p arty ." votes. . Heflin said it was evidence of "I think tlie.Al Smith organiza* tion is using the largest nnd m ust I corruption when "sta te s th n t have corrupt slush fund ever used In a [ stood iigninst Sm ith like gibrultar, presidential raw ," said Heflin, "H e slip to him in the night time." ROME, April 1.1.— (IN K )— Stringent measures were being taken today b y ,Prem ier Mussolini to bring to justice those responsi­ ble for the liotnli throwing which resulted In the death of thirty persons in Milan and narrowly mis­ sed harming King Victor Emman­ uel. The Dure formally charged the opponents of Fascism with intend­ ing to assassinate the king; He ordered the M inister of Justice to roundup all known unnrvhisl*. One hundred-person* liuve been taken into custody for questioning. In n message to the newspaper Podesta nt Milan, Mussolini said: •The beastly crim inality of the b ar­ barian is powerless against F as­ cism. O ar enemies will not win. He*aiso asked the paper to see ( that"flow ers wen* provide*! for the | p / \ r | ¥ f f f t I f 1 f t fune.ruls'of Urn th irty men. w o m i n l H l I K H l \ nnd children killed in the bomb ex- 1 T GOVERNOR SMITHiSINCLAIR’STRIAL ARRIVES IN SOUTH HALTS AS JUDGE VALA 1 Il/IN PONDERS RULING m CQQLID EXERCISE VETO ON FARM BILL .A ’-v, *1 . si M i IS* Ttufttbfci NAVY WILL PROBE tTnfcottfirftted OfSeeingPIaneHave 1Exciteftiettf GIRLS’ PRESENCE Caused! To Waiting Crowd Dawes Steers Bill ON DESTROYERS Through The Senate McNnry-Hnugcn I’lnn Which IhusHcd Senate By Sizable Majority Will Be Scat To House For Final Approval V * Four YoungWoraenOfNewOr* Presidential Veto W’ould Be leans Emonrk On Craft For Blow To Hoover’s Candida-, Philadelphia But Arc Pul Ashore At KcyWcatHarbor. cjl For Parly’s Selection KEY W EST, Fla., Apr. 13.— W ashington, Apr.- 13.-. (IN S )— The battle-scarred McNaryMIau* (IN S )—Considerably amused a t gen Farm Rill, a fo o tb all'o f big the row they stirred up, five young time polities for sevevnil years, women who were smuggled abound four naval destroyers were back on wa* headed straig h t for President Codlldge’s desk notwithstanding land today whllb tho Nevy D epart­ ment prepared to punish tW> gobs tin* w arning signals hoisted responsible. against it by the W hite House. Billy Imcer , 20, Rose McGuire, Its passage in the Senate by the 17, Flossie Rice, 17, nnd Rnmilda surprising vote of J iJ to 23 was ac­ Avry 10, all At New Orleans, were complished under tin* Adroit g en­ found oil three? of the naval vessels eralship of. Vice President Charles following n general search. The G. Dawes, ably assisted by those girls who nro w ltresses, said they who do not ivnnt to sec Herbert lint! wanted to go to Pliihtdelphin, Hoover nominated for President tlie destination of the ships. nt the Kuiibus City Cuvcntion. The fifth young woman, Alberta I t now goea to the Ilouse, where Poole, whose fa th e r, Joseph Poole, its pasinge also is considered a s ­ demanded nn investigation, was sured. It* sponsor* hope to liuve landed by tho destroyer B illings­ it through tlie lower chamber and ley at Mnyport, Fla. A lberta said deposited on tlie White House sho became acquainted with a gob doorstep by May 1. "I do not think named K ram er who furnished her U will take tin long to roach n dc- with n sailor's suit and smuggled riSjot# *nld Rep. Haugen (R ) of her nbnard. i r— : J l» to ld Io w a,'co-author of the bill. "Timt- a veto aw aits "tt nt mPTwrt'Ttnvnl authorities they-hoknietf W hite House is universally■accentaccept the U. S. S. Conconl U. New O r ed in Washington. The President leans Sunday night. Thpy each vetoed tlie bill a year ago, denounc­ carried a suit casc.Attircd in u sailor s • uniform , ing it ns few Presidents have ever denounced any legislation. Since Flossie Rice said she "sneaked" thnt time numerous changes have aboard the U. S. S. SnndsM ^qdny been made in it to meet Presiden* night, nnd Raniilda A vFjT hoartlcd tin) objections, but tlie equulizn- the U. S. S. Duiphtb, in tlio same tlori fee, of which Mr. Coolidgc manner, both girj# , W r r j ing su it­ cases They were not discovered u n ­ particularly disapproved, remains til Wednesday, mortdlujr. " in it. Thu farm bloc considers the I-ocai naval o fficU u purchased equalization fee "th e heart of the tickets for the foiif felrls back to bill.” New Orleans and the)) were placed It is questionable whether the on the firs t outgoing tra in last m easure cun be passed over a Pre- night. The girls su jd p th o y did not sldm tinl veto. The Senate vote in- suffer for wnnt! i djt. food while th e full membership of the Senate nlHiurd the ships. dicated th at it can he, hut with ■ - ■ - -i nil i present nnd voting it m ight lie a <(jff<g-cnt story. Also, while the hill is assured of pussage in the Nothing Definite Has B # n Heard mu m CaitadianGovemmenf Fails To ConfirmEe* Port Of Ship, Arras NEW YORK, Aiir. 18.-* (IN S )— A fter o flurry of un* confirmed reports that th o Gernmn trans-Atlantic- piano Hrcmen hnd been sighted a t severnt pointa in Nova. Scotia, thl.q a f te r n o o n found tho plado atlll mlaslntf and overdue, ac­ cord InK to calculation^ .made by chief pilot Hermun Koehl before he hopped o ff a t Ualdonnal Ainlrolnc, Dublin, a t 12:38 o'clock yesterday m orning E astern Stan* dard T im #.*. - , ... l . . Koohl had planned to. reach tbe American coast line this m orning. At 1:20 this afternoon nearly 37 hours had clap#«d »ine# tba. men hopped o ff fo r MitibeH*Field. I t was reported from Kl Jrs w in |)y BWOHi. ' cd order and today he tells hw thc ik e men who will sit in the c a s e ; Klr.n sought in control judges, le y , rj,, . 1 islators nnd other executive offices, li. C. Douglas, nil employe of ( for g raft purpose!) and how tin* orA fT IA \T |th r \M ilie-jllghleyinnn, ine., (Iiuv- iginul iteed of tolenuicc heentne a y — W -jW lf r w . .. lolct dealer?. * m over_ ending hymn of b ite mid th ® Caniadlian . } .hum's A. Hands, plumbing eon- racial and ivllg ous prejudice. had sighted a plane he U liaved .. Itrnetor, who lias « plumbing fix-1 Htcphem-on wail questioned ill In* idosloi), wtiieli wrcgktnL—iliiUjujhCj4i#^-.r-?S^------. Caerjir SquareutTttllttn just uftei Largest Throng th at Has Lv- Prosecution’s Effort To Ijiy to be tho Bremen a i 9 .o'clock, E . Itu re and radio shop on Sanford diann S tate Penitentiary by i» Before Jury Story Of Sinor Turned Out To Welcome S. T., but the Canadian Govern­ the royal party passed IhrULgh. | A venue. ** t P ittsburgh attorney. ‘ .. clair’H Final Deal Forces Any Visitor 3s On Hand At m ent D epartm ent of Ma rine a t J o the. king, Mussolini sent the W. E. B etts, salcBnian f o r .th o j Q.—"Sir. Stophenson,4please toll Temporary Adjournment Illlimop* To See Executive O ttaw a, Ont., announced th is a fI Sanford Buick Company nnd broth-; in whut ways the Klnn lias depatV following message: “The jioul of tepiQQjk-that no confirm ation of th u the'w hole nntion goes nut to you or of Archie l„ Belts, assistant ed from its original purposes." 13. — ASHEVILLE. N. C., Apr. 13.— .W ASHINGTON, Apr. Barknouso rep o rt had been received^ cashier of the First Notional Bank. A.—“ In a great many way*, one with tile utmost I'.ovotlon a t this (IN S )—Tho Sinclair oil conspir­ Between 6,000 a n d -10,000 men, * n n e r of which was its political'm achin­ mpnwnt, while disciplinov tkrh'ugh- (IN S )—Governor Al Smith of acy trial came to n tcni|K»rnry hull Joseph Ludwig, celery fa women and children were massed out Italy continues for the glory New Yo.k, outstanding candidate this morning to enable Justice Je n ­ and borrower nnd depositor in the ations. Since the rule.of Coi. Sim ­ bock of ropee a t M |teh«n Field, of the dynasty and tile power of mons the Klaus has been iW ijfo r for the Democratic presidential nings UuJoy to spend a week-end | Seminole County Bunk. . this afternoon patiently aw aitin g K. H. Diehard,- n depositor in til" the purpose of dom inating the the fatherland." noinin.it ion. taiiiu South today w restling with the first real com­ the arrival of the germ an mono­ courts, trial juries, and dom inating A woman may have been among [hank who knew l-ake when he wa* plex problem to come before hi in Icuving official cares behind him. plane. ,1 of various statrs. the terrorist plotters who explod­ la member of the legislature nt Tal- the legislature .. Motorcycle police'.encircled th e I lie New i x e w York i o i k executive e x e c u t i v e 'b e g a n a I r" r ru,ulKlahassee. He is a fertilizer agent for the pui|kisp of corrupting Aha ed the bomb with the evident inten­ The efforts of the prosecution to field while many In th e th ro n g two weeks vocal inn stay in thu fu- i Tho 1 Ifo r'th ls county "*»t present. nnd. n ballot boxes, by juggling the funds tion of uHsasnlnuting' King Victor _ before the Jury the story of stood on top of parked automobile* mous *1iiiul of the sky," nestled in l iny of states over wldeh It had control Emmanuel, according to evidence former officer of several banks. H arry F. Sinclair’s final financial and on b u ild in g s An. utm oepbere of tin* A ppalachian'M ountains. J Hni through men elected to puhtic of: ipven today at n judicial inquiry. Ivorian! Kelz, 7U year old orange ^VnrwacHon with form er S ecretary suppressed ex cito m fn t.Jffev ail^ ae Governor Sm ith’s train*nrrivcin^^*-1 ower who was the uinn^ w ^ fife, by harteiitor in .Mate, con­ Just- before the explosion, which of Interior Albert li. Fall nnd the reports caifto of a plane, possibly at Blltmoro Station, nenr here, a tracts, by accepting the profit MT- (he gas TTr llie* C lly . or "Snu­ killed and* injured ipany persons, fu rth er story of Fall’* $100,000 tho Bremen, having , been sighted .1 f f ord 10 years ago. He says he therefrom nnd by otherwise using a man an<i woman were*seen n\ov- fow minute* u fter 10 A. M. He left loan from E. Dolieny, fo r­ nt various places ove$ Nova Beotia, :| men caused to lie appo inied tU New York <’ ly yesterday a fte r­ knows Lake and A. R. Key, th> ing suspiciously in .tbi- neighbor­ ced the tem porary adjournm ent. Brocktqn, Mass., a n d ’la te r head­ positions of trust. state's s ta r witness. ; hood qf-the lamp post in Which tbe noon, niui stopped for u short ing toward" New York City. E v ery ­ Bailey announced he would make Ilouse by a substantial m ajority, S tate nnd defense at 12:JJ0 today ^ I iufenml n>W{iine ,Wi^ iiiddl-li. . \ while in W ashington, where Sen. a final ruling on Mondny, hut he it Is doubtful whether tw o-thirds i P / x / x t l l n ( J P R S n u n P P f i thing was in rtodiqehs fo r a land­ IV ter Gerry, of Rhode Island, join­ had failed to agree on six men to ‘S m i l i n ’ l f 0 f one^ ipimi|t- before the ind ented ha was inclined to ex of the full membership could he * C U p i C K J l I I l l d l K t a ing a t the field. Try the new case against F blast a man was seen running from ed thy party. Crowds In upper Nbw York C ity elude the desired evidence. m ustered for veto iluty. | * , Luke, form er president of tlie Sem- J the SiVne. TWo m inutes after #t h e ) . Other* in thp party included A mass m eeting p |t e l l the^ |tf'o- filled th e stre e ts ahprtly before 9 Prosecutor Owen J. Roberts nl Hi To,id, Hhlphuilder, Tin- Coolidgc w lo S Oil k-u I!l ted inole County Bank wlin y esterd ay ; jx plosiop a iiinn, wtiose actions a- William P. M. when a lnrde monoplane, was found guilty for the secnn-1! roiisefl the sujt|iici<iil of the -gen-, Jmiie* J. Itiordan and Win. F. ready has shown the jury th n t n to l>u em barrassing t Hu- Huovi-vr I ple of Sanford w n tjU ie non-pay Hying high, was seen trev alU h i a t m in t of city tux| f.,iwlll mean to darines, was arrested COO,tret, liqni Kenny, all old friends, and tho total of ^.'UM.tOO in liberty bond* cundidury. linie in connection with the fail­ fa st speed In a south easterly d l r - » .. governor^ personal l»odyguurd. passed from Sinclair to Full during Hoover disapproved tin* Idll a them and to tlie community us u ection. Whllo Impossible to identi­ ure “f the bank. Thirty-nine venthe scene. • . 1 This afternoon at»»*hv»cluck a tin* Spring of 1PU2 when tho oil year ago, along with Secretary whole was ordered {today at tho * I’reniict- Mussolini's- newspaper Police Sergeant William Roy. iicincn have been in the jury box fy tho plane definitely, many who since this fourth trial of Lake be­ larg e crowd of Chautauqua pal I'ojiolo DTtalln, says that the ele­ / Long before * Viie time of the man acquired title to the Teapot of A griculture Jardine, nnd Sec­ -tegular m eeting p flth e Sanford Saw tt behoved it WO* thp tran sions were thrilled with a popular Dome naval oil reserves. This ment's of the crime "prove the plot- scheduled arrival of the governor'* retary of the T reasury Mellon. ('haivber of ComntuhstJ nt the F o r­ A tlantic piano Bromoaj, because of gan nt 8 o'clock last night. •rient • ..by ito rs belong, to a high * political train, thousand* hud gathered at morning, he tried to show that a Tlie presumption is thut he, like est Lake Hotel. 17i<t m reting will tlio construction of th e uoderwing*. In ■•.his case Lake is charged im persunativc entertainm with m aking a loan to himself of the Fuugel Entcrtu ners. T u*< om I factioii, Viioso nii»i!e«ids must he the lliltm ore Station, und when the final $.15,000 was given Fall in the Mr. Coolidgu. also disapnruvus this he apniisnred by the tacal trado or- | When"" C a'ptalnIT tirm aunT xoehl, . . (tg.'l for li-lriu-lu-R uawithin - train pulliul—iiv 4 ta m s ?::r.:i.7«n.*j|, a sum in excess of the . I»nny, three in number, du ectoil by i year's" Full, for in his announce- ta n u a li u u uial Mr. Commandant Jam es E. FlU m aurica Com ... . . -i __ 1...I .,..,1 i c:i«niin i> Lnulud—who.— thcro were iqore tliun 15,000 |H>r- MU. 1 1)0 defeiisv objected on the m rnt of candiducy the Cabinet and Mr. W. A. L o f Q q ^ v h a v e end Baron Ehrenfried Yon Huene<4 V , . Bons in the' welcoming throngs. ground tho Inst dale in the indict­ cundidnte pledged himself to the charge of the arx ingcnirhts. fold departed fro m ’iiho Baldonnel m ent did not come o p to thnt date. During the nuWling today City There -.were many delegation* continuance of Coolidgc policies. Commissioner F ran k , Miller an ­ nirfield a t 5:88 A. M, yeetenlay «n During tho course of th» a rg u ­ from distant points in the stnte. On the other hand, h i\ two chief their daring venture, w eather re ­ ment, \vhicli took place will) the rivals for tho nom ination, vice P re­ nounced th at if the, jlropcrty own­ porta indicated th a t conditions percent Governor Sm ith had announced tinctive character to another, the j j ^ " ' r, u t so far as known he ers would ull pay.jUl$lr taxes this surplus which was $125/100. thnt hi* Southern stay was purely jury out oT court, Roberts also in ­ sident Dawes and Frank O. Lowwere perfect as f a r w est M th * A. It. Key, form er vice-president accomplished arc of make-up, 451w a s able to tliruvv little light upon for rest and-a little golf sandwich-' dicated hisintention of ('ailing E. L. den, whole-heartedly approve the year he would promise them a m i d - A t l a n t i c . , outstanding ventriloquist stunt by lightened tax biihiuh next year n-ut cashier of the bank and friend ()( tho Gombing. ed in between, hut one politlc.il de­ Doheny, J t \ to tell of hi* fath er-* measure. They and th eir friends W ireless dispatches from » .G arA scientific investigation has es­ tail he is expected to decide while deulings with Full in securing a have nursed it through * two con­ and n return to pi^-bank-failuro man ship h r m id-Atlantic latex in­ of Uike'X, is expected to be the Gladys Faubel, were some ot the tates within five,,years. Ho oxhigh m arks of the afternoon. lease on the Elk Hills oil reserve, tablished tlsnt the bomb wa» charg­ slate's sta r witness. Ho has already (*il Tonight at 8 o’clock, conic* the ed with dynamite instead of some here is w hether or not he w II a t­ and the defense lawyers announced gresses, nnd Lowden ha* spoken jdjtined tq the ^nicm&ers th a t 70 dicated th»t snow *n4 h all w ere entered a plea of guilty to the tend the Democratic Convention at foiling and th a t a w e st wind of for it frhm hundreds of grain famous Cla*s.c of the American per cent of tbeJktuhty taxes have they thought this, too, wns irrele­ powerful chemical lit* first believed. Houston in June. charge on which .1.nke is being tried. bell platform s for three years. uli only been paid* whereas only terrific Velocity w as blowing a t vant. „ Tli* optrage was accompanied by The indictment was returned a- stage, th at great emotional, rom ­ Goveror Sm ith’s-train arrived on A Presldcntal veto, therefore. all0Ul about 40 per cent .of Hip-city tn ya*. -the surface. antic play, "Sm ilin’ Through," a " I” am try in g to shniv th at Fall tragic fryenes, A* soldier, named tim e a t 10:10 A. M. and stepping gaipst them jointly nnd Judge De T h r Brem Bremen m ay have hvolded is not calculated to Inrrcuje ilu u v Hnyo been ta in In/, 11 !HV ' ' Th»r presentation under the direction of was in n corrupt state of mind," Joncph Derosa, who was on duty \Vjtt T. Gray has grunted a severfrom hi* private car, amid the ur’s standing iii“th*^-v*»t. g ra iir4 Commissioner ,, ----- ..m L^ Mayor E . tho p articu lar storm a rea report* • MiUtp-, William Kcaley of New York. said Roberta. “The final $35,000 near the scene, rushed forw ard dem onstration of tho thousands Inpu.e of the cnscs. belt, which already, Is the weakest F. Housliolder, W. A jI^ fH o r, II. C. cd By the G erm an ships o r m ay The play i» one of those that when the blast took place. He The audience- in court this m orn­ gathered nt the little station, held wuh given to Full under circum ­ spot in Ids political arm or. The a g ­ Dubose und Dr. Jf C (Denton were have the full atrengik innke* u un venial appeal. Tho plot stances th at would tend to prove stumbled over the body of a maim­ ing was decidedly slim compared to hnek by police guards, the govern­ the wind by Hying high. ricultural states stand virtually among the spcukers.i a tdxcs a t tbo hinges around the vital themes of tbut. So would .tlie $100,000 tra n s ­ ed niui unconscious woman. As he the crovsda th a t packed the .court­ However, a lt shipping rep o rts In­ youth, love, misunderstanding and raised her in his arm* he h ri.g - or was (liken to tho centre of 11:11- action witli Dolieny." solidly for tlie bill. ' m eeting today. house' during the case in which moro Plaza, where lie addressed a A. I*. Connelly’ tra* appointed dicated th a t tho fliers encountered "1 am inclined to agree with the Lake was found guilty late yes ter- u sailiy misplaced desire for re­ nixed her as hi* own mother. She few word* to the crowd. chnirmnn of a cdnUpittoc to tako poor visibility, clouds sp d head­ •Buy afternoon. Apparently, the venge. Two young people are deep­ died as he pressed her to lii» breast. "I ant wonderfully impressed defense th at these m atter* should steps toward keeping the munici­ winds averaging about 30 mljes an ly in love, a vision of the past held not go into evidence," said Bailey, The city is still plunged in gloom. with N orth Curolinn, Governor hundreds who heard testim ony pal golf course npt>[i(\hi* sum m er hour. * In an old.m an's b itter memory a t­ A public subscription is being ra is ­ sand argum ents In th a t cas>o are ta k ­ Smith told them. The deiiionitrat­ "b u t I think I will study the m at­ From New Foundland camp * tem pts to part them. Through the ed for the families of the victimn. despite the city's tutu on all fu rth er te r a little more thoroughly.-1 ing is rest so they will be In shape ion was w ithout parallel in the his­ m eagre rep o rt lo st n ig h t th a t an paym ent of its upkc<i|( a fte r May 1. efforts of u life long friend, the More than. $20,000 .plreudy haa The funeral of John Ingram , "A ll right, your honor," respond­ \o battle th eir wny Into the court old m an secs the erro r of his ways, tory of W estern North Carol'nn. undcscribed plane had been hearjl aged Cnofcdcrate veteran nnd citi­ The cohimittcc will )>o appointed by ed Roberts, "w ith those two offers, been itledgetl. • room ni te r thin case really • gets A t no time, it was recalled, laid *o passing over TYinlty Bay In and then the figure of his boyhood . ,j A judicial •mvestifftttiop estab ­ large a throng turned out to wel­ tho governm ent rests it* ease." zen of Sanford fo r 40 years will be Mr. Connelly. under \Vpy- T aking of testimony sw eetheart, his Mooncyecn, comes sou th w esterly ’direction. Thie re­ conducted tomorrow m orning a t 10 Court then adjourned the jury wag lished th at the plotter* u»cd a will probahty s ta rt sometime port could not be confirmed. "Sm ilin’ Through-’ In approbation key to open tho small com partm ent come* any visitor to the resort locked up over the week-end. FORDS ON H O )]sE PARTY o’clock nt tho M ethodist Episcopal this afternoon unless » jury can­ country.: The f i l m had stated bufbre th e ir Church with the Reverend llulirin the hate of Ihe lamp pout some not be picken!. from th e remaining of his changed heart. xtart th a t they hoiwd to rrech th* 13.—(IN S )— LONDON, Apr. man offcin th ig . time Wednesday night. The bomb 10 men nlreadyjw m nioncd for ser­ Ford are .it Amcricah mainland J M fV OAK HILL— Farm ers in this was worked w ith.u 12 hour,clock­ Mr. Ingram , whoso death o cc u r Mr. and Mra, Hen vice. if th a t hgppcns there will 'scat of Lady morning and M ftthcl Fteld, L ., Cliveden, the cqutj^ red In West Palm Ucach Wednes­ Diction busy planting their crops. work mechanism. (Continued mi page 3) d plait to re iometlni# t h i ' afternoon. T b* am-BA ii Nancy Astor, today day evening is survived by two *• * ■i ■ ■— , main there over week-end as confirmed Hew Foundland report, daughters Mrs. W. R. G uerry and A fine, two Jail sentences, a su­ Continued On Pagq T hree ' members of a house Mrs. E. J . Irish who live in San­ y. .: ' spended fine and a continued caso ________ __________ constituted tho activities of Muni­ ford; and by another daughter, T F fr Mr*. C. C. Morris and a son J . L. As the result of a collision be­ cipal Court held before Judge WcyIngram J r. of W est Palm Beach. Sanford’s own Cclory-Feds will tween pn Overland and Moon auto­ jnon E. White this morning. # Tho deceased, who has lived in Bara Prido charged with diaor. take tbe field tomorsow afternoon mobile a t tho corner of Park Aven­ which is at 3:30 against New Smyrna a t the ue and 12th. S treet last nighty 8; derly conduct had- his case contin­ this city fo r nearly n h alf century WASHINGTON, A pr. 13. (W W l estim ated to coat eventually from Municipal Athletic Field in tHe J , F arm er, the d riv er of the O v er ued until April 10th. Roy Mooes, leaves behind • h o st of friends who - Speaker Nicholas Longworth pf $750,000,000 to $ 1,000,000,000 "I first gam e of baseball offered to bind, was taken to tho Fernald* found guilty of speeding paid n will m ourn his passing. th*< House today entered the Flood fa d th a t the bill yas not given »uf local fans this season. Laughton H ospital where ho was fine of $20.00 while Unne IliggonThe grocery' pages o f I f T u w f l d leBoy o ffer *u exceptionally Control F ight In an effo rt to fore- ficicnt consideration In the Senate New Sm yrna is reported to hav* treated for injuries. The Moon was Lotham charged with tho eaino of­ fense was given u suspended fine driven by T; R. Higgins, publisher large variety of food# to select from nrices th a t will appeal to and the bill reported by th# Ilouse a Jam-up ball club and the game •tall * presidential veto »od the of $5.00. Committee is so uncorUiin in it* will give Sanford qnihusiasts an of The Sanford Signal. every th rifty housewife, . ' * ■'- '"jjy!! | adjournm ent of C ongress without Mr. F arm er is said to have been ' F.url Grow, charged with assault, term s a> to open the way to ser­ opportunity to form some opinion • <■. M any housewives do th eir shopping among The Heroic grocery E . V. Lane,’ president of tbe 1«»*• providing a g a in st new disaster! in was given ten days in joiL Noah ious complications," said Long- of the stren g th -of th* Celsry C ity’s thrown o u t of his ca r by the foroa ads first because they save tim e and money and find a variety of the Mississippi Valley. ' of the collision and it was thought Talbot, charged with contem pt of >-01 .Shrine Club, announced today entry” in tbe Florida State League he was seriously Injured but a fte r court, was found guilty nnd took th a t due to the numerous a ttra c t­ ' • tasty foods th a t will m ake tem pting menus. Calling .Republican lender* of the w orth. • " V The adm inistration amendments, this ycarions offered the public th is week, The following firm s have a message fo r Sanford house wire* his h u rts were attended to it was a five day jail sentence. Ilouse and spokesmen fo r both Arcording to club officials the not considered necessary th at he the Shrino Script. Dance ham- been in today’s m arket section: elections on flood control into eon- prepared by Rep. Madden (R ) of M IM S OPPOSES CUT • postponed until next Friday. Tho Kcobomio Grocery. I ferenpe, Longworth urged consid­ Illinois, include: Giving the rr e s i. field has been placed fn splendid remain a t th e hospital. .A. B. C. Bread. * * —— * Mr. Lane stated th a t in his opin­ shape and playing should be a t dont dictatorial control to prevent Motorcycle O fficer Williams Red S ta r Grocery A Feed Co. Prem iere Salad D ressing. eration of am endm ents designed to WASHINGTON, * Apr. 18.— ion this postponement would meet McCuller’e Cosh Grocery. R & S Grocery. bring abodt a' compromise. P resi­ excessive expenditures Requiring a fast pace. A small admission will said today th a t the car driven by (IN S )—The U. S. Chamber of with th e approval of a num ber of be chntged. F arm er was traveling West on Arcade Delicatessen. states or local districts to provide Blue Bonnet M arket. dent Coolidgc, according to Vord 12tb. S treet and Mr. Higffina was Commerce plea for a $300,000,000 people who w ant to atten d b u t had W. H. Long M arket. transm it)od to ilouoe leaders, has flood* ays, estim ated to coat from ta x reduction bill thle year prea op- made other plan* before tho dance going South on P ark Avcnuo. Sanford F ru it A Produce i definitely decided to veto tto $30,000,000 pp. Requiring railroad PALMETTO—D. Thompson erect- '• A t Police was announced. I t will alao give H eadquarters tho U. W. Lawton. to assume p a rt of eo*t q t relocatin)j ncW PWP9 Rtti* Jones BUI ..unless It it am end­ the Shrino Club an opportunity to desk sergeant -iag lines henofittod by the flood cut-off at etui ed. * ■' .**• ;* make more extensive preparations. was pending. Railway spur truck. control works. Longworth condemned tbe me B Mass Meeting Will Be Held To (Inform BeGiv en Tonight By Chautaugua Group ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ingram Funeral To Be Held Tomorrow Speaker Long worth Enters Flood Control Fight On Floor Of House Docket Faces Automobiles Crash Light Judge Of City Court At Intersection Of Baseball Team Will Play Game Tomorrow 12th And Park Ave. M Shop First lit 'The H erald flrocery 1 (Pages; Save T im e, Money. And Worry Shriners Announce Dance Postponement ■ I w* r. 1 if �/ ■ . • "*#**?1 : :;' ' • r ; ----- — 7 - --------- l; . i ^ . ■ » ' * • ,v*i *1’•*v*: * •v « > V i .......... tn Is Determined To Wii/t 2 Races In Corning ncs A t Amsterdam t ml IHrl JkaK.M* ' noTSO N . SHAPE!. K c .. Apr. i i : (IN S )—Dr. H arry W . Chase, p re s, • * s* dent of the U nfversity of N orth Care linn,' visions n ejrdaV ^ble njynl: nine of the South In th e d e ­ velopment of arts. He c la re d NEW YORK. April 12.— (IN S) — dre --------Unit drumn r k t n T ' « cV k! T A h th p * E l e m e n t of openina \are A pr. 0, H ahn i» * professional w « r i i ingw ai captain of Yale, ’t i jS w re s lH ^ T tm tfO S s . Q two fa rta h e ^ c , cicariny U(, rum or* concerning hi career. n“ M ILLER W O N T W RESTLE Miller, who rrn,)llat(>, h I l» considered the trtcate„, wrestler yet produced ■ never been throw,. i„ tii wl emnsr THREE JO LLY PILLOWS - ( IN S )— | 11520 yard ran, Cm 13M 3m .1 2 to j V * r i t >- Mrtrcii !L 1TO5. Win both *hu S00 and the 1,500 *0j 15(10 niotie rim, 'Jin, r*p 85- 1-5 sV, r. j W ashing jnctro runs a t the Oyimpic gnm as ashington. I). C , Feb. 21, 1025. 1000 ni AIn,',1lcr<,un, no,t t suinnier,”.tj1 1,100 run, 2m. L’C-i-us. New j »a.ti Jftd t Ryder, Ronton A th le tic * ' ork Cit>*. March 2«, 1H27.— “ M<* Ulvm P|r to r n 1000 y a r d ’run. 2m. iff 4-fi If t h ’ ,* t),‘*n 1 n'ntte.* to Hidin' New York C ity ,'F ebruary 2K, iom? thinks th a t- (R o p m te d 'tl^ time nt a so&ooibnv ^ t t - t s -tT. t7P R“ ev r IP to MIHI send nil the nier m cr wthitilt f ^ . »cro.» in tiim i, l i n y ) • , V 0V ^ e V" d e te rm in e d ScyiCiT^o^riji: nyRooikies of college urapplin*. J * NEW HAVEN. Conn., April 10. been defeated by ,imo^ J pw? been Its awaken n* in the fM illaf i i ^ . ................ • * V7i c r .mi live nrt,v,’’ he declared when ' , , A < !J CrnCI1 <topp,;d into RoCprs , th 7'*tn r° become beconiv nc- ' .. PK0 FK0 y S S & S F 7':f in yard run. lm . 51 2-f, « . ... - • . N ew ! d*kod' T d t'IS Is^IIS W ^Id fi' '(,?!Jhe HorH*by . r * shoes on *the V V New York I U I l\ I <W»lllUWnnd (ret into condition h e -' York • <>rk City. .Match .1, 1028. f i r .r fore the (tames. . g iants r.nd found them tor small, N r o T i c w o r k . l i k e h i s t o r y , t e n d o t o HI you ran draw nr trace some easy fncf. . n , hn n ' " L'oy,i iM n Ncbraskf.il by birth, r e i s a t lt*«*ir. s o t h a t n o w m > llinj ■'Or. course, Hahn will be d isap ­ etmvoulloual dtwians. If-not. Iran*-f Ti , n tho Drama, n|iiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiimmiiiitiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiini.'i:iiiiiiiiiniii^Ii Z [ " tt.-* —»*,** f° r ,lis lhrcc h iu IP»ve tho giants n ince Drown U niversity student by en­ o u r s c j i ’i-s l i n k a u a i u d o l i i * t l i c . ' o b b fer ivitterns are Ineiiieualve. Ttwwe, , 1 t^nfci-enee pointed, if the Com m ittee finally !n trance ami n llostoir Athletic As­ f a s h f e i i t s l t iu liliu j.' d l i o t o u r ;;raii<J. with some <sld* and cods o f rtngi ' " p,'° en-1\ ednetday in rfTThne«art.. h n , S ' ' I!,5 ,!0,,2 viclorj; and hir fellow Hraves.0Vl>1' H cm shy am! i $ ! L l ? fusS *? “ "ow several „ f our ‘ n o n t ie r s u s e d t o d o s o I v i i i i t i r u l l / . bums, i lia intirav and ottier coltoi t f Ibis week, nttnitfUs t„ across In June. That sociation runner by choice, lie came ' V u l l l s . r r i t i i s i r e r s . < l u i l r lia c k v a n d A rth u r W hitney, nmkio third lvi,‘t front hir home ;-tftte to onpbs-t”*. and inrn v riw d embroidery: "IVi Imps the sipnlf'ennce o f thV basem an fron New Orleans, { W $ W . * . B.ut il H-t . rcl| nt Brown but left shortly a f ­ c ii v liin iii f u r I h i ) r o o m , n o r s e r y «ir thrend ar.. B„ m aterials y o , ' South's awakcnlnff in the J r e n tk e . s u a r o o i n us.- a r c i s j . v i i ' I l . v a t t r a e * f U.oyd in the least' fn.in doing I::I A tlllfl m llewt nf taies vw.d ••• weia. «■!« <UIM A thill sb.A-1 «.r ivil cotton vrad a«ts has been ovprsbf.,i«...iu t knocked in t\\«* runs us the Phillies ter. Ilnhn re!umod to the Fan* L t\ e m ill i Uii* c a n b u r d l y i m \ e t o o dill Plansl hest in gam*.*.” itndcrocatli ttm »u.i| . l , • >vcr*nndoued in downed Brooklyn, 4 to 3. O ther u *he mind of the country a t largo-by “l nh' confident th a t Holm will L.!cr and was developed in n few n i nHnayl o fi i ui kl ieut ini.i s , i ii tie i v n r, l l i , a. n y - " HI, Ihiu ever. Ktve the cushlou jnorv re e n m s who perform ed b rillian t­ i tnu nninense m aterinl development ly- were ChalmcrR Clssell, White re tu rn to the U nited S tates a.s ai short ifcn'rs from m fnir hir.h school t l i l li * . sl»ou|il In* lisi fitt a n d (In t d i k •’f n (iiillted cff«et. ■"printer into a \Vorld record h >ld| of this Bectinn," he s a 't , A,,hut its Olympic v id o r. So U hr. Rjghl and isfteta oiir-s ivlll luc\ltali|> )* T h e o b l o n g c u s h i o n la b o x e d . O n • •' kej.t for slum* f o r n u t comfort. s M i- i I s d a g o f t h e M im e o u n t n s t e t artistic development *l» none the -o x | hortKtoj); Freddy M n^uirj •Ulor the Olympics Ilnlm will |,nng f»(T middle distance, runner. Cubs second basem an, who hit a Uiako «urJiliiiiA like* the OUes stmwn KihmLi a s I tie a p p U g o v d d e s i g n b r Om les* v.tinl, up bis spiked ahoca fa r good.” Tll v , .Hack , . To Farm home run; Purdy of the Reds; RoThe .Yebra.skan is u fa rm e r and here, that ran !•«• thiuuisd uml \ e n t e r . T h e e d g e a m a y b e c o r d e d u '•The last ten years have aeon a npiis n-d uml (liroHU alsiiu alid thru Htllcbinl. T h e rnotm p i l l o w b a a i new birth in the (whole cultural e ttg e r of th e C ardinals and Mor­ gan of Cleveland. * frblied. comlux o u t. o f tbe \\nnh aa n a r r o w r u « e t o m a t c h I b e centtfi llty nf tho South." Pot a* a c o m p e tito r'• ] "liV . Possessed of a Ctssl as Lew, ii i, banj design, w h ile th e a g u i n i o u r, in Cohen’s nrtmlrers carried him off --— ----^ ' Ix»st One Race Mlfnelent nmmoimt o f th.. enrlh’s, that tbit atiractiva yioup was mad.* t e n d e d f o r n u r s e r y u s e . t a r r i e s i the field a f te r his triumph,. , H ahn, lu. it known, hn.i last hut , rVi, i V ’ MS •u t of Lotlduy excwpt viopty Hour c l r e u s m e n a c e r t e t h a t U s u r a u i vrb The world’s champion New York T ra in in g - (J a m p « otie rnce In two years o f eamnsiim - i lU *'a , *'* »* at the Olympic U fa . washed, troued aad detoratisl y o u i h f u l h e a r t s . t unkriw, determ ined p i stay in la a variety of simple but effective A u l u l e r e s l l n c v a r i a t i o n la t o f o l f i m place every day of tho season ln*r all over the country. In th a t, 7 ' i , >nCk' '° ways. low 11be o u t l i n e o f t h e d c u d a n h tim e, he has coin|H-ted In sonto fori i ni ' L ... fo r the second y ear In succession, 'The buca cau usually he tiou«lit r l c k - r a c k b r a i d . ' J h e b r a i d la t f r a ty racen aRnlnst the best th at Am- , i *! r ,n " ,H;l,< v t r He- 1 routed lx!fty Grove and b eat tbe Hy International News Service . o u . JL^ur ,,cktfr • few rent*. U s t e J o n a n d t h e n a s l n t f e a t i t i d fcricii hnd Europe have lu d to c»*- a ° S<,n‘l1 ,n .Cl‘r,u in num ber of 1 he lo ilu c te removed by onveriojc It ^ Nasliville s ’ Vo!a, jn their home A thletics, 8 to 51. R uth hit u tripli, a l s m t I b n s - e l K h t h a o f a u I n c h lo u t for. The one dcmorR m ine I f ,. J ricail th <' Olympic with lard or kerosene overabrbt and Is t u k e n a i e a c h p o i n t o f t h e b r a i d city, a.'jnin fulled to show any re- and Pennock tw irled effectively. I nirty-cno baso hits rent tho osth a t nuicli dlhcusnisl C o n » e rlIa h n | 5 m «?, ? hC|a ,i ,°r ‘t ’*1* then wash Luc the be* In lukevtana h a l n x n t b r e a d o f s m a r t l y o m l r a j a liprct for A tla n ta ’s "m urders row” ‘ ee. whc.ro l, 1 ■,U‘ (l1 ln,t il Ju l> '“ nd there water. I f you are bandy with a pen* l u g color. ’N i”** ’" » the |HU IHInoi, IHIIPII f Is ta r was ■\ one as the C ardinals took n 14 to 7 and the cracker* went down 5--0. - -• " “ ' will remain but ten ilnys at. the « r t « e d 'of bavin* fouled Hahn, Ernie Alton held the Crackers to n slu g fcst from the P irates. I'risch most to recover front nn ocean trip, und Hottomley ench got three hits, aw not finish tho mco. total o f th ree Jills. lowland Dutch cliinutc and (jet bar inchiding a homer. In his m nniitjr cniecr, Hnlm has into condition. Adolfo Lutpio Cincinnati mound Oifide m any seetlorial, national am! A r» a! a . « pitchers piw nera duel duej participated in by The Onston*niniier believer, th at nee, tam ed th e Culis’ 5 to 1. H a rt­ records. 1 A t the K, ll-V. o f Memphis, and Turp several o f the American hopes i n e tt's u itll i h r A . . . 1 4 . I - . . . . . A H O R S E AN D A T H IR D UWf» i»« It still th© custodian of would be in b e tte r shape for their --------L ittle R oA , > the la tte r’s F O R AN H O U R -V O t l ty mArk* th a t rrcogonlxod tha races turuinst the beet or pthor nnCHICADO, JiL, A pr. 11. (IN S ) city ended in the eig h th wfien the e r ^ h o ^ a k M p, l ch: W«rld over. chicks scored two runs to win 2 0. m s \ . a ^ " cord »vwy P ictur* to y ourself one and one-W I —-Dance your way Into the jmpea of lion: if thpy Uere re n t,.a p ro n in; Other reason, apparently is in f,„- u . y i e m arkc, tlw date and place June and ;fflven a month o r so to third horsepow er w orking for on# Who’s Who!—figuratively sp eak ­ ™ ‘nK , cam paign. He beat the If .m Scoring in -the sixth and ninth, ing. V* a *k••in »g• Nare: g et into real racing rendition. hour. Th at is approxim ately a k ilo -1 N ew . Orlinn$ bfjit Mobile in the W hite Sox, 8 to B, and helped to watt hour, the unit of energy by / D im lor Of Departmenl Of Hut b» n inclal lion, and the wbt hla own gam e with three bits. la tte r’s home p ark 3-1 in a gam e w hich ele ctric power It m easured. j Menla1 Education Slates world is yours. George M oriarty, D etroit manopostponed from Tuesday. K arr • Nerve DisorderH lieeinninr According to 1‘rofciuor J . A. gvr, spent the uftonioou wonderNow • F ig u re what one and a third ’ In Childhood End Badly roj,in( of the l)e Paul university spltched fine bull in tlie pinches for ng why he traded Hclnie Mnnush horsepow er would cost you if h o rse s New Oilcans and. Morton worked history departm ent, this is sound to the St. Louis Browns. The for­ were u sed instead of electricity. T h e V----five in n in g s-w ith o u t allowing a m er h attin g king scored two rum. SA CR A M EN T O , A pr. 12.— nuv.ee. hit. • ’ co st would be prohibitive to-day: The Bocinl b u tterfly , who 1ms ns the reconstructed nrownics ( IN S ) — Mental diM-nt..- • may be % • ---r — Alarmed Am erican educator* by ounced the Tlgera 4 to 1. Snm E lectric h o rs e p o w e r s p r in g s In ­ avoided Just ns vurnly u.s physical Rirmtllglmm's bold Barons, tout-' his increasingly frequent a p p e a r who .twirled fo r St- Louis, stantly Into action. A m ighty m oney j illness. ed ns possibly the strongest peniinces on the university campuses, dii/played the form which once saver In the homo, office and shop., So do.hirer I*,-. A nita Mui.l, di- find* a defender ,u P rofessor nnnt contender, did not have the made him the aroe of th e Philadelriv to r oi the stn te departiitfnt of 1ui in. j i-hance to pluy before C hattanooga phiu staff. Usa Electricity, your cheapest servant. • RY I n v f t J. W AI.SII |)jjV. funs beenuse of min. Tbe a -swer ** t h a t the i n f f e r - . ' Njwciul I'dlk Jtl j.,|| UIIJ Y o u m u s t I m v c t h e social “ it Tho sojourn o f the Boston Red lr.t.iT.-.'?,.iu.’ X r'V i y.-r I.!l < •e.| tin true lieliew i mid .h ia tris t. to.lav. t h e p r o t o n i . o r b e l i e v e s , <n order to Sox in first place in tho American | (n i f l a i i !?|w»rt> Edit or ' I• 11 ! l l f ..Ii, • 1 FL O R ID A Hi I’t IM I fit I. ' .. SIGN FOR B O l.T I l-Cague standing was sw eet bui I NEW YMR1f . . A j i r i . i':'" •t.r . . h v . • ri I din !«•. I .( ■ E i"in the pug. n o f |,ifi hist try diort. Four Sox pitchers issued ton cf our I »I.**. I <• •pi • Wl'l’i* I f 1 IliII P O W E R 8c L IG H T a < t. 7 III >:«ihl t h 'r * , . NEW YORK, Ap . 1 2 . - ( 1 N S ) - oasser and the Hack Hay boy, lost 1 Dd. n lm* c e r t i,in I In w b i ’G.i-i • ili \ u .nil * •- 1 • • J ;.l 11lU.I 'V, « . ’ "'ii’ 'nt i i,.............. , Ii 1 , nr.ui. . • hnii.livd nf To«l M organ, ju nior lightw eight to W ashington 8 to -t. Ken AVil(icen i • *' .‘It’ ill I*\ r.,* . * . • t. C O M PA N Y *■•* 1 ■ , lie past :i uttainr* to" ehum-dntt and fablie (cunnonbulll liaini got three hits includ ng a J h i L !* I*'* . 'if f II In -tl 1 i i . II I!I » ’• . • i V , itll'lm tin, ii.ri'ic •uiiii.-n.-e homr run. r iritrini i hmnpioi. M-.MIli 1 TV inert d y- i .1* ui* in* 1l i u i h h . t . . V. ill. i vpriv.tun t- sigt1 0 * 1 1i.r a f ii. 1 linns. , .riii|adelplii«'s victory over I edn iii*i - >•1 ■. »’• in •I f ^[ lit ’.- fifritt on J n-i.- d. M. i mgh tinId;, • . , •r Drooklvn marked the Robin's first • r 1 • * » • “ I II,. t ■.1! :»s 1 .rl I* •F'l 1 1 .- 1 .-i.ill-ll - A•>'i»r’ - t .1 tic.■so for an defeat on-the opening day in eight ir “ • feud .1 - mV . . 1 | ••n *•' o re J' Ulli | l-i „ .(••1 • 11, n i r - U 1 u.s ‘•ar •t 1t n ID i..i t ,| f, 1 1. ,< )..., nilhii*n ' ti.il:n.”. i 'i.riuin . yenr*. ' t. in* (" il a jri'-m;, ol 1 i-iir.. Fi n. I.- i I ’. !' 1;.-fiil #!*••%:? -m I . ii. 0 l it nil u ii • Ii.i'lii <v. .1, r.r.t 1,.- •,>»t» In- I.v ! >\ < ‘ u. • ll' i*M.i | 1 .mill e G.Mini*. p i. \ II• P ’ tip, o< I Ii- • / •*.• m - y 1 - tii.-r n e t ’* 1 I! . • ni r » i ; t | . | I I , t has 1 »t r a. . ui !>.i~M,ii,-i,. Il' 1n 11i < 1 .uti ir • Lie l lie flyweigi' " GRACEVII.I.K -Clay ng p„r,!a„ • o n ' ilu-ed ■lir.i i il h i ’i i i m ! lit* u n i ’ f.J. • •. th.-.t !».. | • i !m\ .• I I., t h ­ "t lilt Ayvnur from Brown Str.. | FI (i.ii'ii U'!u L-»'n >(1 t’ll* • mpii iumv h t«. S ln«,;. 1 1 111* to dn with 1*1- 'I |-- V • s » n v . ■ I» , v II I <•! ' »un, 11 .......... t Ml" 1 lllgs (tnl Vsi'll • title lu.liii i* in :. w Y "i k en I (leu to city limits joining Cnniplndlton .i i in. s e il d e / ’ri to w th .ii.'i" ft *a ■ ; it n .. 1 In-I a i j i • III U I-Cl- m u i f t - ‘ i t h»* art ••in is tin- r h n inpinn elsewhi-n-. big h u ay progrcSMing inpidly. t ruin i t . i u Jn 1n-r •I tu k 1 • 1-1 W.t '| I, r i.l -I 1' inu al • un;i I. i|n-.t "All he i.i-i- l• f n f jj, , • : ii i I il« i* '*d 'u i ( i i i rl rfpORT lti.tko oy [loi'ni i .1 u< 1 ri-.l. !'■ •' >. itl l T im i a a - 'ii. an , I IS REST PITt If Kit show er."" v..i. j Inf-t Ml ■I-irl la l h-l<lIn,ml '• ••'mg ■ii;rf>\ - #^ d i ll Id |,ai . and, if i.r-i> .-.pnk NEW YORK. Apr. 12__(IWSi . ' M i * D. , r i 1 '■■- <i '. nu lm- bri.lyi- in an at did »o merely lo r p: tu e , -V- tr III i:il h* •••*•.! ""Sl» b 1 • :i? 1,-iii .Int 1 ■' i • -.wh- /mib..|| George F n nfrrdi. southpaw pitcher n,MM •" fescue the o th e r hoy. f| . w rs updersiood h> w.is n . : u .,.t ’ " • 1 of III(’•litll thill !„- dlt -i ■ #i • l.i 'il a , . i.i i l i n g i « f. the New York University nine, i i ' 1 ! ' 11 * somebody who only n few mmut • "'.Is .-'ll . M li 1 a,- 1 i-a.l fo: g o tte n D.c eircumstniiciM Ulli-’ - .-, : alin-.uiiy p,,, i,, Mf |V . was ha led today as the best col before hud tacitly de«.a.ei| I ... p . M' vim before, Inn the bi.iden nieiuI L'- ' il It) illy f l l l l l ’ I. | I,- Me 11>■ •In Iniin- ii is nf,-,' hi lege t w irier in the E ast. He pitched t, " V of j t torn-ented him. as soon (beyond nil m in a g iri,il Hnl s i ll - " •. y .1.. il’ I.'. 1 , "-.l\ i!n a no-hit, no-m u gam e again it • p c M h .i ii i ii v , I n t i ) , . absnltite «t wadra w n " n t into the open, the eon* Htency .* pr-'tty •li'l 1. at t.i-ll. i* m l. r | 'Ll 11 then incuti I Lehigh here, re tirin g the f ir it imu-h of a f r i n ' figl.i liability, i. 1 11 k D*n 11 ’ h ue- |o , ■ lv- inti. i '•ah.iy and pm mill chan. man. was (tired of his inoi-bid i i n - tw enty-five liattci*. H s mates pulse. . witness I'.r - i nnii of pe,.vi , in-’ d - IV ployed yrrorjess hall and M anfredi •u.r)d •! Ir ibnt fro elag Dempsey n vcm a ,., I i)f i'll Is shimii I 'l*«l •I u r i h. in a l l.-l. • r: >e iline ir. l.r w: o ed -th irten L -h aU ero 7 W rh e i.v +*—tT "ttf "■t because h* ai'im ud hr wiwluil ti.'f td-rj r I !»!■*. '.mv ' "Tir ill ‘!P- II- imn-.'J, " •-H ii o.l n e tioils .hs.ml, »•* i** as I'lc t uiu Si-|f. self control and n ' sued one pass in the ninth. euntr"! .cannot Im­ II"'I llm il""!) r.'glit Up .'"ml tlic fact tin.I II, , l:l„ j,.„ . • -nt he it. 1.1 Iduu’ fc||„ w S el lU. !v i ii-imu With whi h (hey view.*-; i-ipnl I,- nf mal-mg a pivfe,-t!> forced p* bottli­ u;»- I I • ’ |de|iti"tt t-. U em ir,in , iii-iii ." him ycMcnbiy n f„ i he hnd de stu iy rin g v.-ith cmivictioii.. j|,. “r ' ,uT « £ 1 ""'Otio r itLT-TxllM u y c i tH "The •H a n d him self nut M the p ,..trait O.v- Ip. s mil and he miglu tn WIm in,i|-.^. j i p , u „. ft r ciuxl nr ulhcrwi.se. * * » "c‘ k ;'f »•*I.-IKW \nil. that lieint; th.. ravt. riis p la p o a te , hIioiiI.I Dot, you a r k , why talk nf Hi ,kn iMiiylie all ,.f llk |,, hi;i u * 'I’hotl car,-fully noil his mm bid and H im m y in coime. t„ „ , wi,|, , Wind fi.r it, just til - live fill Ih -r t«*inu»ni /«•, ««»irc% c*t•••!.** n,ttn who insi.it, be luih rut r.-d ? ut liny a im . Frea|ucnlly ionic forgotten erneT ili^ V tft,l o w in g t r a i n s w il l b e d i s c o n t i n u e d h f . tomol experience "f eurly life i* ~ *"■ --- __ _ _ — , ii'presM-d and return s to haunt uu Trniivs N<i i : . , ' AN1 i ,lU - A ,*IUI' 1S' » « « • iidu't, D,. Multi explaina. "F o r in ^ h^ - . ^ Ci, ’r r r n o ^ d J a c k H o n v I l l r . T r a i n s 27 ttiltce, I studied the eu,e of u F o l i o - 1„ n. .2H U ' ,W r1r n B s n f o r d a n d l a k e l a n d . V Honing Schedules Are In W jw t at 12:01 A. .M. Friday April man with a r.uieidul desire to jump J I -’•.Hi ‘ • oft a brid/t!," she recount a, "U,. ATLANTA. Ga.. Anr. 12.— (IN S) T n » | \ No. Ml Snulliltnuml-i r 1'lN E llU ItS T , N. (!.. April 12. " U s Wi-lillti.v, happily m urtied, ba ! •THA I \ 6, M .\ u r l LI hiu n 4 1 l.v- Ji-lii-.m ilitS:tJ urn —Ed firowly, m tm bcr of Georgia — (IN S )— Ruin again th re a t­ e te r y thing jlt fai.t to j|V(. f ,.r Ar. Paor,ii,| I A*. r H i a2 n fto red v l............ l, p m JS:3S inu I . n *- i00 o pkn. l.v Hs illnrit Early Experience rech'a Golden Torni.do, has «iuit ened to cause poMtp,ii|.-ment c.f »= |o7i A r . H a n f o r d ........ .. . i 9:« , ^ Ar. Tnispu |ih» t.». Tamps \ . v ............... j,.u0 ftni "Upon exploring Ids sub-eonvbonl, inai ried uml plans t.» join th,- fitiii inatcli play round of the Tll * |> x„. x.1 SMuisbniiMrt, “I'tous memory un incident whieh T H A I V V*. MX X . i r l k h i n i n r i , he W urldngtoii S m ator*. Lv. J a c k s u n v i l l a .. .. | -or. p m A r . J a c k s o n v i l l e .. . N'ortli and Smith A m ateur Golf oecureil in hi* seventh yenr was I . 7.45 p m Thin announ.M-im-iil blnst- l hope- Tournam ent hVre today. The round found t - lie the cause of his insane ! A r K unfor.l ' • i |l h , IUuttrlout New Chrytlef l.v. Hsnrof.l . .. <:ju pm I a H a l ,f o r e , :41 or G eorgia T reh’s has-ball tmun i t.,,,1 . . , - - -­ Croivn Sedan $ 795 ’ Ar. Hanford ... < ;li pm desire for self-destruction. At that Ar. T urnpsi................ l : fB pm l.v . T u t n p n ............... ... da year, us Crowley wa.. one .-f i , yesterday bc- urc he had witnessed tho drowning | * :<B p m .c best in fielders in .Southern | Zluring u n . tin int',n ’" t ,l n t f,ho" ‘,rs of •» child, lie stt>od on a bridge the day. T r o lls NN0« “ 9 IWj n d Vei,|H,nr.ord ,on ^ b e d u lr April 12th. •(itfertneo circles. He wn* alterC l J 5 « e I ' E« u o t h e rr p e r°o rrn a n ce °a t l a W ^ ^ L “ en,U* a n J P ^ c ^ I o n m in u . Because or the d«!ny, two rounds unable t" nwim and saw his (day s l^ a " d " 1 make ,®caK»«®P" all stations on ilin g captain of tin- team . Crow JU p r l c r o r e v e n fo r $ 1 0 0 0 m ore. g re * tl£ h V ig h t s f6 fo rw *rdTllo imite go under. Instead of jum ping "••Te scheduled for today, tw o for v eaptaiiied the fumotts Toeit in he ran for help. The youngster ‘ INFORM ATION------RESERVATIONS ' • Thursday, ar.d the IH hoi,final Is „uu H U I1I hud sunk before help arrivud. At I id team witieh wrecked Georgia'* 1 „ . ? • W. RAY. | k i o f a national cham pionship ( n tm ;^ l0f u d b ,<‘Vtk r r ^ 'ny- W T icket Agenf, Phone G3.J r h'!,he h“ RU,for‘ ‘1' kbordy from ----- ---------------------•••on, ileiciuliii'f champion ii->-niiiKt 1827, and played on the court J. T. Hunter, o r N orth Adams, u m em ber of the A l'-S iu th C h r y a le r “ 72 ,# ™ e h o r t ^ » o w c r . .72 m lU a-M uJ Man*., Eddie Held, of New York, Illustrious Nrtv im which defeated tho All-W est Performance w iJ. . g-J. “ °Yrv .. V/i?r«tiptxlc#»Ljim a S h n eu nirdulist, will oppose Eric II. Chrysler “ 72" friers gregution lant year. He wax nn «"• >h.t m argin ' 7 ' <’"ly » C hrv.U , j Thompson, of St. Johns, N. 11. I. :- ‘ ‘ * Of s u p e rio rity . 7 ™ ln f cra n k s h a ft cart give. lO a S T dUa Lucille W hl'eltfiid, of tidn JACKSONVILLE _ finoo.OO.l N o o th e r c . r ,o!,o“ h ,U . ^ team ed up with dan cupid new St. V ncent's Hospital located j p tttS iA n L b form the b attery which Crowley nt foot of Bares S treet on i U av a p p ro a c h e s j nnt 7-* . * ind unhlltablc. “ ' . Johns R iver form ally dedicated St. U (o r ro a d a b ility , r n°P?JJer c h a s s is w it h n o n a e r s w a y h li ll li cc l iIm m bk i inn g. ! g cen mo o uu nn te i» it in .l L . D fapp rrin il?* n dJ s* m d in Coevaritbl# C oup# (w ith S R » j » l 745, Crown dependability, i 17? 9P Ucutcn ./.? #rfP e. k eDetroit, tubAit al* to c o m fo r t , e a se o f n e r ih ^ , V “ p re i? iu m *0* th e out-of-data TJ n tf* d,0ral C h ry h a n d lin g , s t y le , m*t *4**?r» ore in ptitisiam to ■ **«ty, l o n g l i f e ooUmdtht^onvenUnceojtlme payments. a n d a p p e a ra n ce . ' *=« then h o w C h r y s le r ^72*'-i— >n iR tpriiY rtl C ifv p n i y t r i y a l ' 7 p e r c e n t. .1 id f iv e y e a r t o r C h r y s le r ’* en X h X 'T T j * * ” * d e a d le t t e r x jf ai o th e r p e rfo rm s n < ^ In Its Held tpda. I r n li j h l l o a n s o n rc n ld en ccH . r» (0 20 y e a r lo a n s o n pood » jls.. __________ ~ M A D K - - T O r ^ M U l A S l J I l E ~ - - r . • . *** Mshnmrpraprrty: b m & jr & s s r s •*r?-v-p- *«. in toi IP! fZIV ;*j I* ■n U u G . .'seyLooking Fit, Re-affirms His Statement That He Is Thru W M King ii Jw m ■'X/ u II _____ Briefs _____ Defends "MENTALDISEASE Professor MAYBEAVOIDED Social Butterflies SAYS PHYSICIAN n U r id h°n'0 ■ 7 .1 t. 7. C~IVhy Star«9tf.^e?rff*a Tecl1 ?Hain TIireatcnK To Will Join Senators Hinder Coif Match 1 r l^'rhfdiS.'rJ'.‘l1,7 ' . - .“‘i’ulPkj JI'V " "*» lh«‘72’’tod,, give. Vou YOU WILL NEED A TROPICAL WORSTED SUIT FOR THE HOT DAYS! X « tor* “v‘ EXCELLENT VALUES I at MONEY TO LOAN $32.50 SOME AT $24.50 .1. A N F O K rM jO iV D ' r \ n / A N D H 2 -K. H rrfm d M O in C A O H CO. S. W. . <Tnkn T h e . U le v n lo r ; c > . . « • a r ^v >w. p aur ye y .j ^m o t^ o r , ^ �THE 8A N F 0R D HERALD, SANFORD, "FLORIDA. FRIDAY, APRIL’ 13, 1023 Loch Arbor SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY . ) r " . ^ u > : f-sr * The Economic Hue To T he Perfection Of Our Picture P lays, Industry Is p a in in g Ground AmongThe Leading, NaUotts Of Europe W A SH IN G TO N , A pr. 13.— — (IN S )— Du® probably to th e rap'ldly increasing perfection of American m otion pjcture.playn, the Tnovjea a re g ain in g stead ily g re ater ;£ g u U rU y in Europe, according to f t i d h ' C om m issioner George R. C an ty , o f th e Com merce D ep art­ m ent. . ; N ew th e a tre s of th e Am erican ty p e a re being b u ilt w ith the m ost im proved equipm ent and increased ■se a tin g cap acity in m any sections o f E urope. D uring th e p a st y ear t^ ere w ere 7.13 th e a tre s eith er ' nearly b u ilt o r (reconstructed in G r ^ t B ritain and the continental .countries, hav in g an ag g reg ate Renting cap acity of nearly 400,000." . ^ In the m a tte r of new construc­ tio n , According to C anty, Gemnny h ad a 'lo n g lead w ith 280 th eatres w ith n se a tin g capacity of 130,000. • G re a t .B ritain followed with 100 Hfe&tree, capable o f seating 95,000 w hile F ran ce built 08 th eatres with . a to ta l Renting capacity of 50,000. B e tte r F eatu res -•T h c so countries are nl| produc’ la g m ore and b e tte r feature film s th a n ever before. A t the sam e tim e m any of th e sm aller countries are n ativ e m qtion. picture Industry, e x e rtin g every e ffo rt to establish C ap ty estim ated ta h t in 1927 the fe a tu re pictures produced in E u ­ r o p e num bered 400, involving an expenditure of about 110,000,000. M ost o f these pictures camo from G erm an, B ritish and French stu ­ dios, G crm nny produced 241, and Corner of Sanford Ave. and Fourth S t Chocolate Marshmallow Layer Cakes, each The Home O f Quality, Service And Uniformly Low Prices •The T aste Tells1 t ' r a t l n * . N bt|i |il»«. R ide T r a c k K n r l l ll l r Phone MM 200 V RALPH W. m.SSI RED STAR GROCERY & FEED Cp. Arcade Delicatessen 44 Me Lander Arcade Sugar Granulated 10 lbs. for R«pi>rt I’iann' mm.’iur. i, build your home De Forest Sanford Realty Co The place to Raked Ham Luncheon Mm I* Ch w ar Coffee Cakes Sweet Huns Hot Rolls CITY TRANSFER . & STORAGE CO, Wholesale And Retail 213 Sanford Ave. - r r «... ; . . ,.P h (fffgiy,1l We Particularly Invite Your Attention To Our Complete Line Of The Acme Mills, Hopkinville, Ky. v „ Coffee Maxwell House per lb, Tomatoes No. 2 Can Baltimore Pack, 3 cans for......25c Oranges large and juicy per doz, Potatoes, Sweet t) lb*, for Corner 5th St. And Sanford Ave Scratch Feed, best mixture 10 lbs. for Crisco 3 lb. can for . Dairy Feeds: Butternut Dairy Feed, proticn Moo-Cow Dairy Feed, Protlen Supreme Dairy Feed, Protlen Sweet Feeds: Heavy Work Horse and Mule Feed * Repeater Horse Feed Pet or Carnation Milk small Try Our BREAD and Parker House Rolls Wnterground Meal G lbs. for Grits good medium ground 6 lbs. for Egg-o-flde lien S cratch Egg-o-flde Lay Mash Chlck-o-flde Chick S ta rte r Chick-o-fide Chick Grow Mash Chick-o-fide Chick S cratch Chiek-o-flde Chtck Deve( -Mush P oultry W heat, Nice and Clean 9 p. C, 9 p. c. Hay, Corn, Oats, *Beet-Pulp, W heat Bran, W heat Shorts, Cot­ ton Seed Meal And Cotton Seed Hulls. Under New Management Peas or Corn 2 cans for Poultry Feeds 24 p. c. “ 20 p. c. 16 p. c. SATURDAY-SPECIALS-MONDAY Fancy Hend Rice Whole Grain • 20 lbs............................................... $1.00 Fancy Hend Rice Whole Grain 5 lb....................................... 25 Granulated Sugar, 15 lbs............. 1.00 Early June Peas 2 No. 2 cans ...... .25 LeGrnnde Sugar Corn 2 No. 2 cans .25 LeGriinde Limn Beans 2. No. 2 cans .25 W hite Potatoes 10 lbs. f o r .......... .35 Blue Wing S. IL Flour 6 lbs.................... 32 Golden Days S. IL Flour 12 lbs. .Gil Vcribest Plain S. IL Flour 6 lbs. . .35 Georgia Best Cane Syrup gal. J............9tl Oleo Butter per pound ............... .24 Roscdalc Y. C. Peaches No. 2 1-2 can .............. .......... :.......... . ........ .211 Call Early And Avoid The Rush Del Monte Peaches regular 25c per can Strictly Fresh Country E ggs per doz, White Bacon per lb. 16c a full line of Pastries, Cakes, Pies and everything carried in a first class bakery. Pork Shoulder per lb. 20c We also have a good stock of fancy and staple groceries. Clover Bloom Butter per lb, Smoked Bacon Butts per lb, — means brooms, soaps, ammonia and polishes. ALL you peed to make work light w aits for you at your A&F store— everything to make your house fresh and spark­ ling. * . Your patronage will be appreciated. Sterling - 5 String m otion p ictu re film s. * - , picJ'La& t y«*f‘ w i M nt to thin area ubyjit 7p,000,000 feet of film which w aa a n increase of 7,000,000 over 1920. 'A m erican featu res tlistributed in G r e a t ‘'B ritain numbered 723, on increase 'o f 100 over the preceding year. B uying Declines ; ; “ At the same time, however, our re la tiv e iti/frjrof the B ritish buying declined slightly. G erm any took ’H tt\A m cricon film s in 1927, a drop o f 37 from the year before, while Hmhcc took 308 oh com pared to h 4 l f o r 1920. In both Germ any .atld. FVanco the ra tio of Am erican film s to the total num ber exhi?b ltfc declined in 1927." According to C anty while the in­ creased production of motion pic! turns ip the chief European murk, et*“<4Ul unquestionably havu a ten* danryF to lower the production of •Am erican plays shown, this decline w ill be more th an o ffset by the steadily grow ing num her of new th eatres being built und the resul4pfft in cre ase in film rentals. ii i r rrun u n ” he hfl concluded concluded. 7 : in ithh ne tn long ; , J t is probable th a t the next few youni will w itnoss an increase in revenue from o u r exports of fe a ­ tu re film s to European m arkets." Grocery Department A. O. Sawyer F. L. NIXON --Meat M arket A. J. Vaughan PROPRIETOR >i ^TfVdiP 32 oz? Baltic Ammonia Octagon Kitchen 117 MAGNOLIA — QUALITY MEATS AT LOWEST PRICKS WE SUGGEST FOR SUNDAY DINNER Western Pork ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS LEGS OF LAMB Starch PICNIC Washes the most Delicate Fabrics Quick Suds POUND UND ------------------------ BUST 15 —>35,000 new tWQ. sLory IfHQ^buttincsaTjlock to be b u ilt on F ran k Seam an pro p erty opposite •Fountain Inn on Magnolia Avenue. CENTS 15/ 9 oz. pkg. 2 for The Water Softener that Cleans Softo ■JA C K S O N V IL L E —E. J. Smith Gandy Company to erect $G,000 ad ­ dition to its factory on Silver be­ tween Southern Railway and 14th. Santi Flush CHOPS POUND 12 o z - pkg.' 10/ 22 can 23/ Cleans without Fuss or Muss Western Pork VEAL HINTS Oxydol Chipso <«. For all Uses— Large Bur POUND CENTS CENTg Octagon Soap 27/ 5 for To Kill Roaches WESTERN POT ROAST, OF Gator Roach Hives a __ g y DJL J . £ . H O W E L L W right’s Polish OLITIS, CONSTIPATION AND HEMORRHOIDS « Silver Cream i ( f . l l r m t . fr o m A *m pkm r a * a * . PO U N D ] CENTS CENTS CENTS Western Pork ■ 4 ounce Bottle O’Cedar Polish 19/ n 17/ _ 2 sj Scrubbing • r a . T f e r l , ha® l * » « • • U m <Ui i I th e k i m t l i w ar* b r ttrr . A * • » l u l l . . ta d a r aba>«rd «U t be , b a v in * M i r .» b l * w ltb Ib r -a, b» w a a i l r r , l i ( w a ll an® l a * tW a a r Ib r r * a a r m a l a a a v a ,ita a U r . * la in w e l l , l r a w l w lt b i r w l w r a l , a i d b a a x a l l r a Iw n tla u .ic b W u m l a A p o p b a l a t r r r a t a n d mm7 * tb c » w i l l b * a v a r w o n t dm r f w t m l a r n l . | l r . J a n . I'n r w ln l l a w r l l . til 7 * m n p n H I r * l a O r la a d a • » » * • la lllla * la r f ' ’«r I rv* la v r a I a f r tr a r r tr -lb tr t/ a a d r a a t a l d ln ran rn . Vi POUND POUND CENTS Galvanized CENTS Pail * 1 10 9uart size • ------------" u A# * ■y \j4 * Brushes 2 pounds 25c j 31/ ' ‘ ' g M H .n a 1 �✓ I -----U / i*«»««*>■ — •:-------- 1-v .,1. v. ..,T >t > ».i / ItiM P -y. S T u T r !•,:. . Ji!1hr r‘ T U B flA N F O ftlV T IE R ALT). S A N / O t t T ) . T'T.OnTDA, F R I D A Y , A P R I L 13, 1 0 2 8 Amorim Wash* way tyftatn, financing the, nchouln his office hln living ipirfitcrs ttml Wentlir ronditior* at New. ami reducing Mate l iso.'*, (iov. m aintain the pleasant fiction that Martin turned In the attark made he In advised of the birth of all the FnitmlIami ntv almost perfect. Th• ill r cent r|irc«lu.'n of h1iVa.pfKitl.nl. linhie>t.in FJtuuda u n i tan rcniefn nil “T he State of Fliil'imi for' the her th ;ir mimc.i,-given nnines'’ the The lii-tatiLQover lliooi'ottu frmi |n\3t twelve years has hem Tranr executive. ___ void_ Now; he hs retted 'fcuf’Ieiciitly to make a lour of thi<’ m o led by n placid easy• iirffi'T T jifln (Continued from page 1) (Continued fixm pagy 1) Found t^e filer*’ It is hot.comddcreil like’ in Wnahingthn who was ojinent state condemning tbo-publ to. m ads, rioted thnt the U nidentified plane m iles. probably be p revess vvTilIo^. V that tlio fliers-have passed the to draw one hundred aid twenty refinnneeri ecliools and o ther im­ :w«s lieurd at Ho’clock *iact night- 9I.mil peninsula without having Iecu .thousand dollar.! in’salary, lunl.o provements of this ntlm inhtnition. tloaal venirenimaro-cnlled. ‘A nother report that the B rem en cut d i dghted. Tl.Ulix' men' Bitting temporarily !J)(md beon sighted about fiDll.,wiles, .headw The Tin-men carried Miffl'i’-nV ir. the'jury boy wher,ronrt roeos. ■ ■est of 1ruinrul hiti yesterday wi» toaeiic w red this noon\atirci^l’rrry \Vofiii branded mi' false hy.ufncinls’at'ttH Ipv :I burg, locnl jeweler and a deposit- flnldomnl *ait;f(el<J; who ' deelfmT Tinn-t cr in the bnrik; If., t\ Douginas, that at the time of thr* report they The f an employe of WHite-lii&lileymnn, estimated the ship was at least ieea i Inc., Chevrolet dealers; J. A. Sftddb, a plumbing Cfihtraetot; fl. I/. -Per­ kins elothtng store. proprietor; Jos­ 12 lbs. Best S. R. Flour eph Ludwig, a celery farmer, who seems to have mad the newspapers thoroughly concerning the cases Good Potatoes, tried before, and Leonard Keln, who is an orange grower 73 years old and who says he's “kinds deef.’’ Full qt. Ja r Sweet Pickles, Three of thr men whir were lock­ Martin Denounces ed up last night were discharged this morning. They were John F. Trammell In Talk 4 Roils Kewpie 'Toilet Paper Pearson chnl.«nged by the state; It. K.JMurphy, challenged by the To Orlando Crowd defense, and II. II. 1‘nttitdiall, chal­ 1 Corn Flakes, lenged hy the defense. . ORLANDO. 'A pr. n»,-*L)t nour.cThe defense Bttomeyn have used 2 Ll). Compound Lard ing tile inactivity of Senator I’aik Up three of its five prccmplory Trammell -a* an Injustice to Flu. 2 lb. Can Dri-Pak Prunes challenges Nand the state two_of pov. Ji ijn \V, M artin in a speech itu five. The two iren challenged here last night declared himself by the state were Mr. Pearson and 1 0 Lbs. Sugar ....... ready fpr nay Uiial of n poljtienl K. (’. Kchf|ls, who is’foicnuin in a fight his ••pponent' may advniu .• I*int can Wesson Oil ♦ 'i i emPress fnctr.ry. The defense in comparing public records. challenges removed T. A. Brother, Two thou and people heard the tuni, an employe of the lioml-Hill 15 oz. Seeded Raisins G cvetner in the municipal auditLumber Co, II. II. I'nttishnll. Campbell’s Toipato Soup, 3 foi orium while llmtumndii more were c m re n tltrrnr -grower, mid • R. R. Served by ■nation WDBO, which Mtn*phy. 'OWiUlo gacngcnuuT.' broadcast the speech. Most of tin; No. 2 1-2 Cans Cal. Peaches 23C ’rliev d efer?♦ found several oc JURY IS PICKED Gentian Flyers On FOR NEW TRIAL Trans-Atlantic Hop o f Ra n k h e a d Fail To Reach U. S, liners niul O roide •v lil reaching Long L-da’.il. InRttin stated they had been kvvi' l’Ji intf tils' sl;i< t w ith their •onrehliehts niree nightfall hut hjitl titif *>ky v as eloar night and whatseen the Itmilon*. •ver winds th cic were, caihjj f.-om lie e.lit and were favorable ( :• SATURDAY SPECIALS t casters for * otijectiuns during tiepnutccjHiig’ii tart night nnd tin.' tnoTiiing.; Ad -the opening of the trial tbnv objected to the ju ry call­ ed on the grounds th at the jurv box contained mimes from two jurv lists, one placed in October nnd the ether tins Jan u ary . This morning they took several exceptions duiing the examitiatiuh of jurors. Last night ’the state uncovered the fuel tlin t'J . A. Ruinbley, one of the tentative ju ro rs in the box who hail satisfactorily answered all *'i">1imirnry ' miesriotis was mie ul tlie men on Lake's bond‘-ntr-whii'h ho is imvv a^ liberty, Rnmliley wn» ^ a ; se J ^ ^ W u b e t l : J Lb. Creamery Butter ■ - — No. 1-2 Corn Beef Hash 3 Cans Baked Beans No. 2 1-2 Sliced Pineapple . , •* i . - • *t No,. 1 Crushed Pineapple 5 Cans Light •Wealtbi Britishers Seek Speed Records No. Minimaprtji.s. April LI.—.JINS l ‘.'-ne S b a i l i f f win city flier, to ' ' captured tin- world's record ffn m ttM flR rriighl for light air n'ai!-’ Shank to. k o ff Horn the 1 sa | airp o rt at P.TiU I*. M, Tiiurs d«.v ami deAeended at P :iy A. ,M. J l i 'J tin if , offieinllj rccog ,MZ exceeds the previous ret id >'f 15 l l! Iv n ir., by more than tv.n 2 t W t i c S n s i i ^ Cans Blue Berries * * 25c 69c 10c 55 c 15c 25c T19c lie 25C29c M cC U L L E R ’S local count’ eaadidatys had .diK'es on the platform. ; A fter reeiuniting the Improve­ ments this adm inistration Ln *made in building t F lorjdar' ; lii^th' W c D e liv e r — 2nd. Street &Snnfenl Avenue Carrots, Bunch New Potatoes, 3 lbs Green Beans, 2*ibs Iceberg Lettuce, per head Sweet Potatoes, (»lbs Cauliflower, lb Cranberries, lb, Corner Snnlord Avt*. and Elphlh SI t.-TB.?*' No High Pressure-Salesmanship fife. Sugrar PIGGLY WIGGLY At Piffgly Wiggly you select what you want from a lar^e variety of “Nationally Known Goods” and the lreshiest and fanciest Fruits and Vegetables obtainable. * Del Monte Sliced Sunnutitl Seedles.s Potatoes, 10 lbs, Oversea Catsup, 14 ^>z Pillsbury Flour, 24 lb. sax'k Bab^iLima Beans, lb, CASH GROCERY 1 1 1 7 .M a g n o lia — IV £L Uernay and WrarMnsgrave Props. • I ’ h o t t e *>71 No. iy4 Can 2 For 3 1 / EAULY JLNH M i l: y \M } TEMOI^It Itytl Pure Oversea Corn, No. 2 cans Grits, lb Maxwell House Coffee, lb No. 2 Can 2 For We carry a «full line of fruits andvi fl r u* ii .7 - ; 7C Veffttables littm fn rd Canada Dry Fancy Georgia Sweet Pota toes, 6 lbs. 24^ Fancy Brown Cooking Onions, 4 lbs, 2 5 / Fancy Bermuda (Sweet) Onions, 5 lbs, 2 5 / Fancy Calif ornia Cauliflower, 2 lbs. 2 5 / Fancy Yellow Squash, 3 lbs. 25/ Carrots, Beets, Turnips, 10/ bunch, . 3 for 2 5v / <•v»V t/jjp WTe Oeliver 106 S. Park Ave i>i)one<372 Pint Bottle Ivorv Soup Kino To liveryihltig 11 Touches'* W e s s o n O il ot .n. ii 11 eu« (’amj)hell Naiad Fancy Solid I’aclt Winesap Apples, 3 lbs. 2 5 / Bananas,* . 4 lbs. 2 5 / k Large Juicy Grape Fruit, 7 for 2 5 / dozen s ' Box Bacon . ................ .. - ^ r-* * L ^ FneBh i;omRtoesr |<je fJcrglLcUuceTSiEFinK tfcaiiH, • | ;i Sweet MfllST"swmJOr.cam, Butter MIlk. Ll P le n t y M i lk Fee n T en s a n d F ryers No Charge For Dressing Dressed To- Order . . X ------------- — s — ^ ----------SI— • «■ 1 . . " » *•*,"« '",Vl ' Airplane Quality—Submarine . 'GtvmiD* : Pricur-CMpped Beef*' in Thtn S l i l 'd f i . If ■ . T * * * * / ■ A- J One Heiriz Large Dill Pickle ■ t' * Fresh and Fine—For One H alf a Dime To the First Hundred Moth­ ers, With Their Children Willi Them, Wlm Visit our M arkets tVd?W illG ive A HAROLD LLOYD DOLL. One of the Latest fashions in SAIAD DIlESSnSfO >fc-, ^ A re r/frtN la jtm iw tw _ Y fa r t h e n w u l fy ^ o fc d tu^ywiMwt L. a BWiiL i ‘ U tEcrSukon, Tang— -gulden a*uUU lili-ud of *|ifm «ul«£,niajM,t l’rcuiicr SaLul DrcnMU^^,, jml u»dt’licimu u.hv«mi could umkc it jourilf. Lend s its Hiiooili tan^ to Prcinicr Hoard (.lilv|oH foh 1 Chicken Sulud, Prniuior t —uikI m-c UoVtpiiukK Iaiuil\ i*\r» uud re* .|u)iid to ttiia favorite imluil with it- tL-li-hlfnl ik*w II o i>r. S lid II- .1 |*i,-l:il c a r d f«>r voin Lx *• «yf<> o j i in r itfry Shopping new Itcclpc U«i.ik. It yi.ul*iu. v;;*»u4i cjoirl. ami rvallv r . « M I ’ 11. l O k O I I I .’v f o . . 5 7 . b Si. A U a d - u H l i i ’ t l , r Basket Shop No Ot V.J,, nmrjijo, i’lrmirr Ijiulilv inMbrt f—1. V*Mk *«.rwkvoia V �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA; *FRIDAY. AFRIKA3, Wasted Courage t #»* »r«tind rlam OHober SJ. «*•» »« (hr r • I tL*i#*f *•*wt# I "»•*• ««| Ml, MIIlit'g c v « K rr.. fro tm tft, a, *aar. i t i I . U M | l„ UKAIC_____ i t i t u n i u t f e n o ______ K J o n p ,,.n ,U ( u ' , m6 ney to loan w — A m Uiis is being written, there are somewhfcre over the Atlantic, if all has gone well during the night, three daring aviators in a single motored Junkers monoplane fighting for thfe laurels of being the first to make successfully,a western flight across the broad ocean which separates this" country from the British Isles. Six others, five men and one woman, have tried theirJuck at this hop and failed. By the time this reaches .the public. Captain Fitzmnurice and the two Germans may already have landed at Mitch­ ell Field, may have heard th e’welcoming s houts of thousands of Americans who perhaps stood nlOllgtft’ wIuiTng to receive them. They may have already c a n e d for themselves a niche in the halls of fame alongside o f Lindbergh, Chamberlin, and Byrd. On improved City property nt J per cent. ;i to five year straight loans on residences, 5 to 20 year loans on good business property. *• SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO, — - n» 112 E . s c l f o m r s t . J u ft as old-fashioned as being without a telephone Dixie Plyer and < Dixie Limited • Flu DAY, APRIL 13. BIBLE VKR8 B FOiTTODA V CHICAGO ST. LOUIS PnJ 1+M.vut Maunum, Who forg iv eth all thine iniqui* tto<; who "h eilc th All thy dicascs; Who redeom«Lh thy life from de•traction; , -who -cruw ncth thee with loving kindness and tender mercies; \ t. Who aatisficjth th y mouth with good th in g !; io th a t thy youth is renewed like tba eagle's.— Psalm Scenic, Historic Regions En Route -Dixie Food DIXIE FLYER 108:1,5. r . . PRAYER—F ath er, limy wc com e Into thy presence this day in a s p irit df genuine tlum kfuliiess. Fill o u r h rttrts w ith g ratitu d e for T bjr goodness, and for Thy won­ d e rfu l w orks unto the children of men, and to T hy nam e ho all honor •Od praise tjow and forever. Amen. SHADOW] SONG D usk tho lig h ts' and le t the room D rink, deep drink the pools of gloom. Thirst it has fo r silence, and ' C ry sta l w aters of shadow-laud. Do n o t s tir, but moveless murk Jlow a tired room drinks the dark, I f .the d ark pools call to you Do not fear, h u t drink deep too! — By Wndc Oliver ^ C a r l t o n am i H ath*w ay rrfflTtnuc th e ir argum ents wiiilo C atls is ru n n in g wild. Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar. Won’t Even Carry Duval! Jscktonville A C L ", • C hattanooga N C &. St L St. Lou it I- & .N ■ . • Chicago C &. E 1 . . • 9:4s p. m. 12:51 p- m .‘_____ DIXIE LIMITED H:nil l«:.10 1:10 .1:10 a. p. p. p. m m in ni The Dixie Flyer Is equipped with drawing menl sleeping cars anti coaches. The Dixie drawing room,’ sleeping cars and rnnrhe*. Dining C ars are operated on Imth train-. The erudite editor of the Tampa Times takes us to task f t r b«*UrU, *s» n t m w m l , /*»ri a n d n l h n for faulty arithmetic in figuring that Dr. Fons Hathaway, yomr K«t«f tkkit flffM. or IW U PM r/LKC*5ill| ic.n rm n .rM U * n i. erstwhile leading candidate for governor, would carry Duval IMS.IUtVh s n u -o . u< JkXmiOc find. County. The Times editor quotes a recent paragraph from JhXmxIw. rv j. The Herald in which we said: " *1 would lather carry Duval county, for reasons Ih-sJ kruwn to myself, and not be elected governor, than to be er­ ected governor ahd not carry Duval county,’ said' Dr. Fons Hathaway in Jacksonville the other day. \Ve fear the road department chairman may have his wish." That's ail wo said, "We fear the Road Department chair­ man may have his wish." We simply took it for granted _ that a inTini.rrpntrrlttiftdm^irlrtTTttiTi; candidate, WoTIKl certain-1 ' ” ^5* Iv carry his own county. We didn't do any figuring at all. Inf tt SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY, DIXIE FLYER ROUTE (In c o r p o r a te d ) Illinois people serin lo hr us pleased over Thom pson's d efeat as 'C will bcri»t tile full of C utis. i smoke easure Luke 0)ny huvq had "shiftoan la" Inst* A ugust 6, but he was n art enough i u fool ahuul five incited anil tw en ty people. "F igun-.^^don't lie," someone ickcred i:i tl»c court room yestcry, anti it w asn 't us who replied, rue, brother, tru e, l»ul liars do rger". Chicago people seem U> be inter cd in a general house cleaning, new broom uml n good mop rht to du th a t place n bit of Ve’ll bet th a t m any Hanford pic, a f te r listening to Fabis-lVsuWMWHti— knoxr-n—great(itwiiil ki.oL L niin l iii, lli i, t. I more *about hookkeeping than • over know before. lay o r .Thompson said , th a t if ticket was defcated^jie woultl gn from office. Cnicugo people o th a n , likely will not hold r broulhs until this liuppehn. Camels lead the winning A LINDBERGH LEGEND hep ca ts howl too , much, disM IA M I ed citizens deliver a broadside, Many Lindbergh legends, but n 'C o lts gets too obstreperous, names of disgusted citizens few with the old fairy tub* app .cgion.— Leesburg Commercial. eat of the one related by I-'orbe? magazine. It seems th at shorll) llbw w t l talking the other day before the s ta rt of tne Central t taxes not being paid, and Am en all lliglil, engine tum ble sked Us Mf wc r.till believed forced the colonel down near Si commission: r» were b etter three, ami we couldn't help Joseph, I’m., a little farm ing vill­ age. Me and a companion were lim it we did. recommended to Futliei Walsh, II. W e're w aiting lor the priest o f’the load pnHsn, for the iway pap er to any th at Doyle night's lodging. The priest bus >11 Is slinging mud, when he a reputation fur hospitality and whose th e ' tru th about w hat hu.t his unannounced guests, identity was unknown to him, going on In the sta te road were rord ally received. The re ­ m m t.—-T allahassee Ucmosem blance of the lull w ayfarer Diijn't have to w ait very to the world’s hero was not lost did you? on F ath er W alsh, however. " Why," he exeluinted, “ you firm ly lielievc th a t S anford loo,, like Lindbergh!" will pay th e ir faxes a« soon Now Dip legend relates that y a re fbum ekdly. «ble, and the colonel colonel mode (his ovu»* rtlfcr itclkvtf J h n t.tk v bond iva answ er; ihould he w illing to wail, '"Iv ’e often been lidjl that." Uier. it;-view of th e circum* SJo it wgs not until severul hours V h l r l i ^ i ; im y the least, la te r th a t uero club fliers from bit unusual. flinghum pton, seeking the lp<l L tidy, revealed, to the priest the i th is disLnnoc it ap p e a rs to Identity of his dit^inguisheil vis­ biused observer th a t llu th itor. S weii, who neglected bor It tuok two days to cuiupleU' re ­ Cayo Tlueso tw o years pairs (in the arm y plane in wit ch .uI -remedied th a t oversight nindbergh was flying. During that lile tc ly i U»»fc nfc«t Wl,U not tim e host and guest became fust ecp tho sto le .b u t be carried friends. When Llndy suited aw ay u*. a. rLtu.1 weave •of popular he expressed his gratefulness for Ujn Monroe epupty a s well, the hospitality by com pleting a iven has built up a form id- fund, -which the church had, long ;anlzution here.. M any lead* been trying to raise; to purchase n m or the rfly are backing a statu e uf-St. Joseph. div; so are m any laO uential N ot to be outdone, the church d th ere Is evidence th a t she Ipenibcr* arc going to Commemorute tj su rp risin g sujipott #n th e th e providential flslk ;by^ j^authg njart r. U nicoi tli* e ,l s j p i u bust of jLlmilergM '.nUbe / l i i e P . S'4rtaqiJ»o*.l«A t(iW ins *111 lifuLl |L unge N r , % s*a i c o u r t) . Kl-Jr n ’f s t A ill'. the in n rlp lio n and plate ami ' tell haw th eir qqc.-stors rv~ NEWS int long-gone, glorious day e great L ndgergh, lone m queror of the A tlanti-, out of (he .-kies into the ham let of NI. Joseph. answer is Ions not question uhetlnn tale is accurately r< por'ed. th at brief conversation ant e musi|iiet’ude|bus fanciful, nobody will want it. In this day, when must i v tales are dangerous fab » with ulterior motive, one i:, even with facts cmd with fancy, i> re fre sh hope lip crusader will try T U & K ISH L IK E HomcthVg funny came l i light yestenluy. xJiie man wno went to the poliliral m eeting tho other night said lie was still waiting to loam what Mr, Gnrjtoti* was ru n ­ ning for. Wc lyjpe Doyle will leave Ida road ilepnrtiuent exhibit buck lit home sometime before the cam ­ paign in over a n d .ru me tell • us' about |h c F.lorldit,.. fcUuaUou ami w hat hu* hopes to do about it when and if |;c beeoim ,, governor.—Lees­ burg Commercial. Jim ( 'a rso n 's-ji)|ifo rn i li.-e, a Ini of good th ugs and he is the kind uf chup \vhu m eans the tilings he tuys. Then tun, u fellow whom you can cull 'Jim ' has u fine little run­ ning s ta rt for anything.— Luke Wales Highlander. ma in tains his present soon compel C alls tu t e.—Ocala Htar. !• ' .................... a « ! 'W 4 U N M » e w jM * ta * « A a ! U * W ^ a u /a n > 4 r. The cigarette best-liked by so many emokerg, it leads by billions -.’iciiD ^rrfiiujir < anUievv Gulf F'i?herlcs. LnC, �) I PAGBi FIVBi. tA1 THE-SAKFOitD HERALD, HANFORD, Fl-ORiDA; FRIDAY; APRIL/ 13; 1028 Commerce Division Wealthy Britishers Will Aid Merchants Seek SpeedRecords To Avoid Failures LONDON. April, 13 — (IN S )— octal A nd Personal Activities lee Telephone 148 MRS, FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence 0 Tel. 37. “Doom8day”WiliBe Mrs. Wiggins Gives — Luncheon At Hotel . ooctal Seen By Local Fans Calendar "" At r; ____ _Theatre - ; FRIDAY Ikahs Lodge will m eet a t Ti­ ck a t the Odd Fellows Hall le Banket ISallie H arrison C hapter of LB. will hold Its regular Friday A pril 13th a t the Mrs. F.M. Davison nt 3:30 with n board m eeting imcly preceding it. Mattie 0 . l'nec will e n te r­ ic Book Lovers Club a t 3:30 at her home 7 H Oak Avo. lord Shrine Club will give n Hotel F o rre st Lake a t 0:00 i*s Club of Htfly Cross Epis| Church will m eet nt 7:00 at tile P arish House, utauqua; "The Foubles" Imition entertainm ent at 3:30 jtnuqun, •"Smilin' Through" at 8:00 o’clock. SATURDAY jren’s Story H our a t Library DO o’clock,. lian Music Club will meet [o’clock nt the Studio of Mrs. S. Munson on Afyrtlo Ave% tniiqun, Concert, Cusfonl t Company nt 3:30 o’clock, tauqua, Casfonl Concert Co., cture "The Old Town In u [World, Charles If. PlattenMONDAY Organ Club of the First bt Church will m eet n t 3:30 with Mrs. W. D. (Jardiner ^-itle Avenue. ' pral Society will meet for re ­ al nt 7:30 o'clock a t the W onr 'lub. , ^utauqua, "Magic ami MysMnrdoni Co., at 3:30 o'clock, kutauqua Comedy, "Tommy" DO o'clock. pg’s D aughters Clans of the odist Church will meet with [It. C. C am crtrm it-h er-h o m e fest Third Street. TUESDAY ^rian Class will jucet nt 7:30 nt the home of Mrs. C. A. son .Ir., 1*1!» Elm Avenue Mm. Anderson, Mrs. II. F. ^uii and Mrs. A rth u r H atcher Blesses, ten's Missionary Society o f fiodisl Chinch will hold tr program m eeting at 3:00 at the church, isle Departm ent will meet nt | o'clock for rehearsal of elul* At 3:30 o'clock the regular hess session wifi lie held and lot) o’clock u program of Bach le will lie given by Mr. AnIs of Itnllins Cidlege. [rent Teachers Association of Junior High School will meet 1:30 o'clock at the Junior Nigh lol. Ilo-cription Bridge party at 8:00 Irk at the W oman's Club for ■Lem-fit of the Building Fund. I'liraV t/m P iA lai^ Mee- -DavttiIlaldweli nml Mrs. W. A F itts lluotesM's. tisic Department of the Wo 1H Flub will meet a t 3:00 fcfc at the club house. WEDNESDAY l S, John Mcisch Sr., ’Mrs . Ed id Mcisch and Mrs, John W. Hh Jr., will entertain a t gritlge ;00 o’clock n t tho home of Mrs. hell Sr., on P ark Avenue. fill t* Turner Circle of First list Church will meet Wotlnesu: 1** P. M. al the church with A. I*. Rosier, hostess, fmy Spaulding Circle will with Mrs, (juiuton Touchtnn | ‘-r home in Buena Vistn. fclfare Departm ent of the Wil­ t’s ( ’tub will meet nt !J:(J0 kk. f ard-MeGlumcry N uptials nt I o'clock a I the F irst I’resbyin Church. THURSDAY rs. John Mcisch Sr., Mrs. John |Mciiich .1r-, and Mrs. Edmund ch wil be hostesses a t bridge |:00 o’clock a t tho homo of Mrs. ch Sr., on P ark Avenue. |ternturo D epartm ent of the inn's Club will meet a t 3:00 ck at the d u b house on Oak iuc. jininoli- C hapter No. 2 O. E. S. at 7 ;3o o'clock a t the ®nic Temple. ttnumi, School P are n t Tench* Lwociaiion will m eet-at 3:30 al Hie C ram m er School piorjuin. „f • [rs. John R. Mac “ is spent the day here Thar»;1 w'Uli ,l|r. Mac Donald has p" 0Vl‘r the m anagem ent jof the uez Hotel. The many frie n d i of i Mac Donuldy will he glad to tny to make Sanford home. their 'in. Leslie Hill nand sm all dnu Pr«, • u^*e Orlando arrived lii \ Ur"<l®y to spend u month I e s ir3. E rn est Krupp goes to’, n?.* ®°ac^ fo r a few weeks. Hill will spend the week ends n th his fatally. *r>*. Charles E. Henry, who ha# visiH nj h er d au g h ter Mrs. le Ogilyie a t F o rt M yers, Is visiting in Haines of r .. Frosting Seme people seem to rat-cake be­ [ WASHINGTON, ApY. 13— (JN S )— cause of the frosting. While good Opening up n “ correspondence frosting will not make up fo r poor 1 chmd for the "little follows" of a ke. th e coiubjunusut-uf a smooth the retail business, the Commerce creamy frosting with a lig h t and delicate cuke makes about as good Dopnrtmont has launched a move­ n dessert ns can be found. ment to h lp the small merchant Perhnps the fro sting wIm & .I s. .tnp.Vp profits nn\l to stc^r hjm liked b etter thnn any other is whnt clour of the roofs of bankruptcy. is known as "Boiled Frosting". I ‘A special section of the Domestic cm going to g>PC y m rth r recipt* for Commerce division -w as ••♦etnbsuch n frosting which will not lishcd fur the purpose of cooperat­ "run". Any woman who has s tru g ­ ing with “ m erchants In helping gled with “ runny frosting" will a p ­ them to help themselves," accord­ preciate this. ing to an announccmct by Dr. BOILED FROSTING Frank M. Surface, assistan t direc­ 3 cups sugar, 3-4 cups w ater, tor. • Needs Help Most 3 egg whites. ... The “little fellow" is the vulner­ Bail the sugar* and w ater until, when tested, it will hang from the able spot in America's business pic­ spoon by a long thread (338 deg. ture true in tho cases of trading F.). l ’our* it over tho beaten establishm ents, m anufacturing, and whites. Beat well ni 1 place the banking. Most o f the losses from’ howl in hot water. Boat until business failures nrise from these fluffy. classes and uccording to Dr, S u r­ I am also gosng to give you the face it is "the so-called little fol­ recipe for a good uncooked Mocha low in business who can often p ro f­ Frosting which, however, m ust lie it t o . g reater advantage from put on the cake a short tim e be* governmental assistance." fore it is tu be served. Business failures fo r 1927 re ­ CHOCOLATE BUTTtiK ICING ported by the Federal .Reserve 11-3 tnblespocps butter, 1 1-2 Bonn! showed th a t 10,082 trading squares chocolate,. 3 rups sugar, concerns "went to the w all," with ■i-S tablespoons Iv l coffee. average liabilities of $14,202. Total Cream the butter, add su g ar failures Including 0,083 m anufac­ slowly, add chocolate melted, and turing establishm ents and 1,382 enough milk to mnk right con­ brokers and agents, h ad 'ag g reg a te y ea r , as compared with $409,232, sistency to spread thickly. • A well-liked frosting for white cake is chocolate fudge frosting which is so fcnsy to make th a t i t is one of the favorite cooked fro st­ ing#. FUDGE FROSTING 3 < squares chocolate, 3-3 clip milk. 1-3 cups cold water, 3 tab le­ spoons butter, 2 cups sugar, 1 tenspocu vanilla. Cut chocolate into five or six pieces and cook with the w ater over a low f re until chocolate is melted. Remove from fire and stir in sugar. Athl milk and stir over the f i e until sugar is dissolved Cook without stirrin g tint I a very soft ball will form when a teaspoon is dropped in cold w ater (238 deg. !'\). Add b utter amt-vanilla and set in a pan of cold w ater and cool and Among the many unusually de­ lightful social affairs of the season u-a3 th a t of T h u rsiju r when Mrs. An Ideal-love stofy set against ML S. Wiggins 'phlert^lhcd the tho-picturejg]uo hiiT^tfrttiund of ru r­ members of the Every Other Week al E nglniidlT hat dcsc^hes "Dooms­ Bridge t tub ul luncheon ami bridge day," •JkrrnAiminiVijjctuuizatlon of a t the Hole’. F orrest Lake. W arwick DubittngV novel which Luncheon was served at one opens a t the Milnnc Theatre today. o'clpck, tho table was attractively Florence Vidor is the s ta r of this picture and Gary Cooper has the adorned with its central decora­ tion of a large bowl of blue Ince leading male role. "Doomsduy" is mine thnn ju st a 1lowers, daisies, carnations, roses love story. It is .a story of life and while and lavender larkspurs and life’s vital problems. It depicts in lavender verbena. Adding an a r tis t­ vivid fashion a girl's struggle be­ ic touch were the .tall green cath­ tween her desire for love and her edral tapers in silver holders dread of work with the intense which burned during the luncheon. longing ‘she has for the luxuries A Spring time note was added by that have always been denied her. the place cards were done In ' There are surprises in this baskets ft f vnri-colored Spring powerful picture. The story cuts flowers. The games of bridge played d u r­ com pletely uwny from the beaten paths and follows the current of ing the afternoon were most en­ joyable and at the conclusion of the nclual life, Florence Vidor, ns llie toil-weary , ustint , number of rounds scores girl who hesitates between -accept • j w ere/com pared and prtr.es nwnrd ing love and more work with it or 1 .. Covers were laid for Mi's. B rax­ w ealth with no love, gives a great performance. It is. something new, ton L. I’erkins, Mrs. W alter S. E .Brouse, Mrs. and som ething never to he forgot­ Coleman, Mrs. ten, to see Miss Vidor as the rebel­ Charles L. B ritt. Mrs. David |). lious slave of drudgery instead of Caldwell, Mrs. Hal W right; Mrs. W. tho polished woman of the world. A. F itts Jr., and Mrs. Wiggins. Gary Cooper’s role is also out­ standing. This brilliant .young act­ or has an even better part thpn he had- in such great pictures a* "Beau S abreur" and “The Ix'g’um Mrs. George A. De Coltes en­ of the Condemned" as Captain Attertained the members of the Edu­ nold Furze in ".Doomsduy." G littering gowns, gorgeous cational enmmittee of the N. de jew elry and scenery of the kind V. Ilowanl C hapter U. D. C. ;tl found only in pastoral England luncheon ’ a t the Hotel Fun eat! add color uml beauty to the pictut" Lake. Durnig the serving of th e; hut a fte r all it is the story and the courses, plans were discussed and play of human emotions that perfected for the benefit bridge party (<■ bt. given Friday, April 31* makes "Doomsday" outstanding. at lin er o’clock at tile Woman's Club f o r tile benefit of the scholar­ ship fund, tJoinin'ttee# were mimed and oilier mat let# pertaining to their affairs wi re attended to. It Reflecting the graclousm-ss and was decided to have six prizes and cordial hospitality o L Jh e hostess, the ono having the highest score ^ - ih e p r i ^ g c 'b f tn*vvvt-y 'd e ta 'l was the bridge "par­ score Tt'ftf'-hnvc ly given T hursday afternoon when choosing In , prize, the second scorer Having having second . The very easiest frosting of scorer Mrs. F r a n k J. Gunxalez e ntertain highest choice ami so on. The prizes are them all is, of course, n confect ed the members of the Duplicate ioiier's icing made with confect" Bridge Clul) at her home on I’aI exceptionally beautiful and tho af oner's su g ar and hot milk or fair i-. expected to tie one of the m c |to Avenue. i ream. Be sure to use hot milk or This cozy home was converted largest as well u ■ mo I enjoyable cream with this. into a veritable bower with quun of the season. Members of tie Educational com­ UONFKUTIONKII'S FROSTING t lies of gorgeous Spring flowers 3 t ups confect inner s sugar, 1 m ittee include, Mrs. George A. De tcasjmi'ii melted b u tter, I 1.2-3 of every Imc, form ing a lovely s e t ­ Cottes, dm .Hum,. .Mr-. George I), tcldespooiiH hot milk or cream, ting for the m rasiun. G Sharon, Flavoring. Wlien Hi,, games bail been eon Btsliop, Mrs, .lameeluded it was found tha t Mis. S a m ­ Mrs. Flunk J. Gonzalez, Mrs. Hub­ Sift the sugar, add I I 3 table* uel I'uleston and Mrs. Itnberl \ ert J Holly Sr., mol Mrs. W. J. ‘spoons Imt milk or cream at a tru e Newman had scored the most Thigpen. and beat until smooth, adding points among the club uu-mlic-i^ more liqnod, if necessary, to make while Mrs. (J, D. Bishop and Mr*. the f mis!ing thin enough to spread. H a rry Lewis made highest, -.i-mvs Add the b olter nod flavoring and am ong the substitutes ri-ti-ivthg spread on the rake or cookies. One prizi > of hand painted poivdei bnv .square of chocolate may be melted es, amt added. Mrs. De Cottes Gives Thursday Luncheon Mrs. Frank Gonzalez Is Hostess To Club Daily Fashion Hint In tho hope of wining hack some o ff B rttain'a lust speed record on land nnd aea, three Wealthy Eng­ lishmen h(tvo nuberibed between them 1100,000 to be adm inistered" as a fund for this purpose. The men putting up the money .re H^nry S. Hbrua and,O liver J. Piper, wealthy directors of a large cement distributing company, anJ Sir Chiles Wakefield, who already hns helped to finance Innumerable land nnd sea record attem pts. The money will lie used In build­ ing Taring automobiles eith er to de­ fend Captain Campcll's recent re Cord established n t D aytona or to beat nny ni*w recors established ' y foreigners, nnd the construc­ tion of a m otor-boat Which shall hnvo a seed fa r n advnnco of anything yet nttompied. Major II, O, I). Scgravc, tho famous British spocdnmn, will drive* both tho m otor-boat and the rneing cars.’ Cash 22c, 10 qt. Hot Dipped Galvanized Pails 27c 8 q t Hot Dipped Galvanized Pails.. ■i ‘ ' . .1 A If you use palls, now Is the time to lay In ta (supply.’ Watch our windows for weekly specials. HILL HARDWARE CO BIB Phone 53. 119 E. First St. THE! The; shall — aba)] GALLOWAY,—17 enrs straw b er­ ries shipped from here during rec­ ent w-cek. * , PENSACOLA—Work completed on road running northward from Muscogec-Cantonment highway. ttreflg liabilities of $530,Tor»,000 for the 000 in 1926. January failures numbered 2,643 of nil classes, an increase of nearly 300 over the same month last year. Considerably over half o f the fa il­ ures w ere,trad in g concerns. Inform ation eol’ecteri by the Com­ merce Department showed th at 70 pet; cent of all re ^tllert operntteg iti United S 'n te i mnv he term eJ small * business establishm ents,' (Vttnpilc Inform ation Inform ation collected by the Comdenling with a wide range oT re ­ tail s to rn problems, such as loca­ tion nnd planning, education of re !;,*! «tle,- force* I'ligetriry control lraft'Ii- e'n ri> Gen nml retail m ar1 let--, whl ti is available to mcr* m app'ic.-tion,". Surface sill # "As the departm ent’s work de­ velops, a much g re ater range information will he available to thr business man to assist him in 'avoltiing tho mistak< s which have wrecked so many small firm s." Architect First N at” B ink Bldi . Hanford," Fla. • - ',<* i.rtJ lx»- Smart Styles Quality One Of Our Many New Styles For Spring W ear "SCANDAL"— An attractive model In walking hctfl of honey beige calf trim m ed in im ported Japanese Toyo cloth. High heels arc also shown. W HITE KID—Honey Beige KM in pumps and strap s are among the most popular models for Spring and Summer w ear. - • . . . . . ■ — •-*->•-------■ - Trinlc A ’s lo C’a . Combination L a sts $ 8 .o o FO R ST’S Exquisite Shoes 110 Magnolia Ave. N eat Cham ber Commerce J81ivl KEMARKARLY SMART D in e is much alxiiit this ensemble interest the woman of fashion, to ir Tlie dress is of rather boldly striped isllk, while the coat is of fine kashmir Mitched with bands of the silk used for the frink. The coat is loose-fitting and may lie made in either of two lengths. Whether the length selected At Uie tea linui Mrs Gonzalez is three-quarters or seven eighths, the assisted by her daughters Mr v E. It rllftie. 1Jikr Wei th; G. P LEESBURG A nne's Spring 4 iisat is sine In be 100 per cent stylish. Dciiml Stafford and Mr- Joe dm ' S'1II1i land, Tamps ; W. G Hellv mile a east of here on shore of Luke Medium size requires, for the dress. zalez served ta s ty i fr-.shmenlIs Tamp a; J, 4. AckIt s, -In ksmiville Griffin to he beautified and road yards 36-inch material, and for thr coat. 2)i yards 54-inch kashmir. of a salad course followed by a II It G. Crmk. Jacks uiivil le; S. G wjjl ha built leading to it. ... 1 Pictorial Printed Patient No, 42J7. tee rour.se. ‘ The guests were the Ralls. Jacksonville, Sizes, 14 to 18 years, and 34 to 42 im lilbers m tin- i lnli______________ bust, 50 cents. Dress No. 4248. Sires. D A M E POSTPONED 14 to 18 years and 34 to 44 bust, GIRl.S 11(11.D M KICTING The Shriiio damv- which was to I The Marie Raffu Girl* held In- held tonight at the Forrest LnkV^ their ri'g 111a r nionHily ineding :it Hotel lias been postponed the home iif M m.s Ethel Tillis. The Friday, the twentieth. Program win. in ehatge of .Miis l.iln Thorn ley and was very in ter­ Mrs. M, Kronen mid son Philip esting. Mrs. .Shoemaker was , I ct [left Thursday for Daytona Herb ed as a deligatc to atteml Congress where they will spend the wi uknt Tallahassee next week. It Was end visiting leltives. nls:> decided to give a social tea Saturday Afternoon at the home Dr. and Mrs. A. <*■ Chamberlain of Miss Edith Yarn. The Imstes., announce the birth of a ten pound served delicious refreshm ents. : on oil Apr, 11 at the !*etnuld Those present were, Mi m , I a u g h t o n lire pilal. Maude ( a rra way, Alice G....ling Mi-Kin, Elizabeth Clark, Hi l>m ;i I.EE:-lil RG .$100,000 io u tru n t lark, Edith Yarn, Emma Rena’ a is a r i le d fro r-'inl r o l l t r u e t i o n w o r k Buzzard, Helen C lanpening, Al\ ■« C horponng, Lila 'linn nicy. Lilli.iu in Lukr- ( 'utnily. Thornely, Ethel Tillis, Mrs. C. II .1 A t K SONV1LLE — Chastain Smith, Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker, and Grocery Co., Inc , Jack*tmville, wills Mrs. O. W. Gilbert enpilalizalmn of $15,(1(10 chartered. llurh Program To lb- C hen Hotel Arrivals An unusually -rare trea t is in store* for music lovers, next week, when ?t the f golnr m eeting of the Music Departm ent of the Wom­ an's Club, Mr. Andrews of Rollins College assisted by members of the faculty will present a most de­ lightful program of Hnrh (John Sebastian Bach) a t 4.00 o’clock a t the cjub house. Mr. Andrews is director of music at Rollins and thosgAakitig jmrt on Utv program arc *vf Chautauqua fume. The tmmbcta will include . piano and violin 'numbias. In addition lo this orgn n chorale and oUo a double numbei'; Li ndditloa.tb tb it Mr. Altdrew# will gif* a short lure Ajii» Bach, with rem arks about the classics and the num bers o f the program . hw m bw r-of Ihre-ifer^rtm cnt are asked to meet a t 3.00 o'clock for rehearsal of the Club eong, and Mrs. W. S. L*a h bas a n ­ nounced th at the regular bu#ine«* m eeting will bo called a t 3Ji0 o'clock. .• 1 i ■----------The many friendB of Mr#. Julius Takuch will be pleased to learn th a t aim ia. g ettin g along nicely following an opperatlon, Thuraday morning ht the Fernald* Laughton Hospital. utlirg i Im^Hivcmenl* aooir One harlerod fur her love— the* other gave hiu whe love. Which did choose? MERCHAN|C “GIFNIEr »M» ajOWigi- rnnn»mv m« •)« - Get AGif SHOE •’ :u»aM V J - r r. rn IT- * -weight shoes and light-weight ' ithes ojno port and parcel o f rightheight; Spring and Sommer attire* This F L O R SH E IM Welterweight will wear long, for oH o f tho iact that it weighs little*. FRIDAY The Yowell Co. ............ * d l» * ml»e V Everything for the man,' from straw hat to focks;at rock bottom prices for the'quality, 75c to$2.50 Eclipse Shirts ...........$2.00 to $5.00 Fancy-Ties $1.00 to$2.50 s tra w Hats : : $4.00 to$8.00 Florshcim Shoes, Most Styles $10.00 Munninff W ear i -'i.iCi. - * J ft NewJlaberddshew • ) ■ .it. ** f r r i - t. RndcompIeW F L O R S H E IM \ *mn NOW^ ISJH E ^ M E T oTrc*outfit"yourscIf for'baiiny^days^whilcTourt stock»is ’fresh qA welterweight t E ag le s f>i eury ^iiol fu ^ PRA '.abb- u Elton J . M oughton *1IT Saturday . .e* r.t 5 �• 4 r n a;11 _____ rJH>f Firms Seek ore Pay For Work ;„ ? Arcadia Novelty Company Is ' Popular Redpath Number aprtl ' Lit?1 Philosopher Says American Women Look Like Queens g im _ SERVING 4500 MEALS A DAY IN JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL ' By Blanche Theodore NEW YORK, Apr. 1.0, — (IN S) I 't t j i X 0 . Oewtrcichrr ' P la tte n b u rs to Le • America is a two-enste country­ rn u tlo n a l N e v a Service S ta ff C orrespondent women form ing the higher casta, H e r e R e d p a t h V/eci )N, A pr. “13.—E x tra s fp. "If a patient w a u ls just a dish , , GREAT hospital is sonte- little weight slip, seems to defy the the men the lower, in the opinion , jnqri,a #tudio» « « q u ite accustomed ,wbet like a great hotel. Both patient N O T to cat the food it con­ of jtcacli^si ire ’tfbii’t-have tcr o j f f —■ o f Count Hcrmuiyi K cye^ling, ft,J Town In a ft.* ] (U ^ t f s t e r ” a rra th , hatred, 'revolt must serve larg a quantities.of tains, since it is not only palpably the'biff can,w the purchasing agent *The .Old philosopher, w hqjia* ju s t fconyjiet- food. Both must tickle capricious so attractive to look at, but will, do informed me, explaining1, why the subject or Vitally fnl:r| o th e r : form a o f concerted in* ■ . ing Discussion. ed n three-months* to u r of th e! paUlCf, Aim*: the hotel; hopfe, .the lu iq ^u jncalcujobjij amount of gopd! different sized cans o f1fruit w ert itlo h fo r screen purposes, odd; bought. ; ■'* , * guest Win tom e back for a sfirttil These1 yeeuratefy weighed portions A O Ip-S J J employed in tho B ritish stu d United States •*J “ ■T # -Ir, i. i. _ i Johns Hopkins also’btiyx its jams t dish, while *the hospital hopes of food in their uncompromising * Omt nf tin* popular f.r, Wins now rehearsing: a little col “ Men anti women of this country [ through - specialized nutrition, , to inctal, dishes seem like tiiiy soldiers and jellies in cans, preferably tp Clmtitn iniuu ,lcet iip .t * „( q ITjath cm th e ir own proles* nre on -entire])* twjj different lc\V*lz , help effect aispc. i:d cu:v, shice fbbd m arciiing'!o tr - to the victory of those preserved in. fctass. Tftcjy'cap Chnrlps .rajl, -.a I'kitieniuir, account. • ; is often an im portant factor in the health, waving their Hags gayly as be handled much faster and wilji ltnmv»u x*tliuir >nn<| , ,iuil)| of culture,'’ he said. "There i# tra*- j treatm ent of disease. This is par­ they go. In the diabetic diets both no fear.o f breakage. stlon m eetings have been community buibliiig, u t.n dition in the ease of the men. ticularly true in the treatment of fresh and canned vegetables arc The kitchen "where tiiefe supplies hoiirtl hern ,tni d m Xiiuttli a t wfcicft dem ands ware for* ifljtjlatad' fo r m ore pay, b e tte r nl“ The men are iiidifferent .un the diabetes. So much insulin will take used, and in many cases the vege­ are prepared for patients and staff Iteilpnlli Week in |il$ |VTJ care of so much food. If you do not tables specially canned without salt, consumption is perhaps the most in­ coiiHtructivo 1»***Ttin , .Ir-Tp*®**' ‘p ay w en t Tor over ti mo, subject of education; women in­ get enough oi \tu t particular kind1 and the fruits specially canned with­ teresting of alt, since when we ar­ Town in u New Worts; I ' jMifVno fe e s to agents. rived there , on our tour pi inspec­ great lecture, shmilii l„> 1 stinctively eager for it, and for its of food *-L Wen, as one of the nu­ out sugar. Ip‘ “ studio re v o lt'’ -is the result trition experts says at Johns Hop­ tion, broth was boiling in the forty every, one In' the ■minttmo universal dcvelopemont. -standing dissatisfaction During hls many year* kins, "the patient is apt to gel a Routine Diet List gallon cookers, bread was being . J __ present w ane scale. Ex* Look Like Queens-. shock, that's all." » sliced by the electric bread slicer, turn work- Sir. I'latteulnu; have been receiving an average "I have never seen an A hirican After the important diets for tlte ward and privatt boxed diabetic cried ml liniueastinililfc t OxfHre dollars a diiy, but even this Many Kindt of Diet* girl who does not feel th a t ..she special impairments, come the rou­ dinners were being placed on the tine diet lists, which consist of the food trucks to be hauled through Is n o t tl c a r profit. looks like n Queen. I have seen The nutritional or 'd iet" side of liquid diets, the medical solt, the the tunnels connecting the build­ ' i ....Need Own W ardrobe many who do look, likF Queens but One of the most p)ea.«iug ciiii-rlntiiiticnt companies tn appear uuder the great hospital institution oi vftt; Unls's* 'th e production in which the big brown Itedpalh tent herb tlb* hcnsou will be the Arcadia I have never Fecn an American man Johm Hopkins is about as interest­ surgical ’soft, the light diet which ings, to their prospective consum­ consists of a normal day's menu of ers. It all looked very busy and . • '*■' ap p e a r is a “costum o" o r Novelty Compnny. • who-looked like n- King." ing a subject as one would care to 250(J calories. Then there is the happy, quite as if the hospital This unusual compim.v wnkiq-gniiLcil three years nun by (Tie Ul*d* *^ tw rlo # ’ film, th ey m ust provide nil Prohibition was brought about know. N ot only does this in­ amplified diet which brings the to­ workers enjoyed preparing the din­ eve. ___ ever . *7vM °*hes necessary fo r any and path Bureau nnd hits been iippeiuiiig. steadily summer nnd winter by the women, Count Keyserling stitution' serve four thousand five tal caloric food value up to 3000. ners, and the parents, especially It Is olio of tho liiort poputi r urzitnlxiiilmte of Its kind In the field. hundred meals a day divided he­ ‘^ l r e f l tj r KOcial occasion, both indoor since. Four girls make up tin- enmpniiy, :ill nil experienced cn tertnlneij in declared. He said the women do lp ten its more than seven hundred And then back of these specialized tlrCise'oii the diabetic diets, were goautdoor. This means th a t they dirts arc the .patients to whom jng to enjoy eating thcxul ,,v. * of jtliolr obvlotfs-youth All on- unusually vomjitllt* nrlist-cnter- not need stim ulants and cannot un' (h a st -m aintain an extennive w a n i­ tulners, and their cnmlducd intents provide a wide range of entertain* derstuntl 'why. men should , need patients and its almost equal num­ "cats” may mean something artd A regular hofW systeni is in ber of staff, but the hospital has, may not.".and the small army of . . •„ n g - I n good condition and repair. nient fenturcs. them -W ith th eir power to accomp­ on its food treatment iide, some doctors and nurses and hospital force for those patients who may have practically* what they like to As Its name Implies, novelty Is Ibe keynote'or th« Arcadia Novelty ,u T hey 'report a t the studio when resixty to eighty special diets. These lish th eir will in this country- they quitted a t 3 A. M. o r earlier and ro- Company's program—novelty slirBim : nov< Ity Insirumeutnl nnmliern, have deprived man, so fa r as the might be roughly divided into the statf to whom “eats" do mean eat. A menu is sent them with something, and a whole lot,* tool with violin, piano, tromboiic, xyl -pliMie utt-1 cornet, and colorful cos* vvhatever has been prepared for i« medo an tli Tmr'k f o r tbc day is fin* turned general classifications of diabetic, law will do it, of liquor. musical sketches, • • To feed this small army d^ily dinner for these particular'patients, ■•c lM ed.''A tW elvvhour day is nothinalnutritive, anaemic, cardiac, gask -V > r: \ ' Audiences are always ciiptivnicO by the popular numhers these girl* The w illingnesses nnd the tend­ vric, nephritic, obesity and epileptic Johns Hopkins must buy large ami they arc allowed ‘to mark what Rb'-t%run«j<aa]Jfo r a ffltn*cvuwd play- *uix and ploy. They tire so elm: minjrly done, witli so much real lifo quantities of food, apt only every they want. The others have to ijat ency of American men to work diets. The subdivisions and indi­ da -uni spirit, nnd tho girls llicuiselves seem to set so much fnn out ol hard is one reason for tho ascend­ vidual ramifications in -these diets day, as fresh vegetables, salad what they get, those patients who ■iq a l^ o * of -their five dollars u day, •hern No ntullence has been found that can resist them. greens and eo forth, but in futures, are demonstrating the vatue of one ancy of women, he said, and also •.are enorr-ratis.' In each general as canned fruits, vegetables, meats, of Johns Hopkins sixty or eighty t'.^ClMiextxws m ust provide th eir own classification no two patients would necounts for the inferiority com­ fishes, jams, and in semi-futures to special diets I trav elin g expenses and plex tliul exits in the miqds * of | probably tolerate the same d iet keep in their frigid commissary, fees—n total averaging which many nr* derelicts of tho Special Diet Laboratory Each one must be scientifically many men. The Count expressed meats, fresh fruits, dairy prod­ ^ < lb * |..$ 1 .6 0 to $2.00 a day ut (he well-to-do |wople seeking a new *c k graded to the patient's require­ fresh The special diet laboratory which ucts and so forth. the opinion th at the man who toils ments, and each, according to the least. I t Is practically 1m- interest in life or merely anxious f part v>f this great institution's hard always feel inferior to those diet ideals of this great institution. -:*piaaiW a;to ea rn n living wage u n ­ to see themselves on the .screen. The Commissary nutritional equipment, is also a who rule. ! must be as-nearly normal as pos­ d e r «*fh conditions, nnd tho exBut in th eir e ffo rt to obtain high­ teaching laboratory where student sible. Men Like Politics to trntf .«*» up in arm s. e r wngen, they have banded them The commissary department of ntirscs learn by practical work the A nearly normal diet, or a diet • "Politics interests men in this mui^'-Tvl.* C row d Player* this fjrrpt hospital -t about as in­ exact science of hospital dietetics. selves into w hat they call tho Film as nearly normal os possible, aids When a special diet is prescribed sd-* • M any crowd players, of course, ArtiHts Guild. They have chosen LONDON, Apr. DI.— (IN.<)— country, out chiefly as a sport and sit the great medical healing mis­ teresting a place or places, as one 4* elm|»ly - learning the business, a committee which is now engaged D warfing in size a existing Keyserling declared. "They have sion of Johns Hopkins, conceded to would want to visit. In the meat by the physician, it is sent to tlte • i t And th e aida rj* means little to them. in negotiating with film companies 1no g rasp of foreign affairs. There be tlie most thorough and the most room, so cold that one’s breath speejal diet laboratory which is in heavler-thnn-nir machines, a gigan steams, bang over a thousand charge of graduate dieticians. The nre few, if any, domestic issues." remarkable in the i ’nited States. ■i lh it o th ers arc stage folk ekeing for improved conditions, and bus nl[BUHU pounds'of fresh meat, Iamb quar­ iiet is prepared- by student dieti­ t'e new plane designed to imiugu The w ar affected America more * the- m ajority, nre "gcntlt*- ready succeeded in obtaining an Charlos H." PI.i t tcnSc*j | ters, beef quarters, veal, pork, piles cians, checked by student and Specific Diet* . fo lk 1in reduced circum stances,’' overtime concession whep work <>x rate an air service between O ern r j than any o ther countries, he added, of cured hauls which look too de­ again by graduate dieticians and ©" % omt a living- A large number, per- tends beyond 7 P. M. tins and America is omv being con­ beennse it awakened th eir national 1 F or jn/tance, one of the most in- licious ior words, sides of bacon, sent ill individual boxes to the f<tr ootninunlty hCMt-rmr: kliuvyn ip pntetieullv . structed in secrecy in Germany, ne consciousness. And, in conclusion, teres.eTig diets given at this iitsti- and other smoked meals. In the wards or private rooms, where it is Ill the Union for Ii.j , . . , ‘ .. .. tlu* at t tut km is the now famous Murphy- dairy room, also cold, arc bottles attractively arranged on a tray by dresses, which are o- i the Ciutnt Ciuint expressed the neitei belief m that rfrd in g to inform ation reaching th e , Alll(,riciins ,iu,n . social sense Minot diet, of glandular meats, kid- of cream, crates of egRs. tubs of expert hands and taken to the pa­ to Individual mpl > ntclligem * erel-on o ' the A ir h , ,f unv 1>thl,r nBtil,n . ney. liver, sweet-breads, for, the butler, lu Mt!l another room are tient. Each diet is changed front plions Ingres*. • >• / ~ ~ Leaj*uI* of ih r Lnipir#\ . V t treatment of pernicious anaemia. the fresh vegetables, fruits, crates day t i day according to special-con*, Mr.-Ilnttenburg L f ^ The plane, which will be fully “ ,Ml ’‘' ^ T X P I T ' 'Mie patient must ear one a,id onc- of crinkly lettuce brails which make ditiops - TMTients ate visited fre­ his spoiitiineou* wii . ,! half pounds of liver a day, be­ von feel there can't be any lettuce quently bv members of the dietary ricHi-rilted In the April issue o f - ,n‘,,l; ‘,ff"tUVL'ly tllUn‘ Uny 0lhl-*r' _J\Jdch -1uuhe -him *atc-r^j! ’ country. * sides large quantities of frails left in the world! ___ _ . . departm ent,,so likes and-tthfikes arf phitfjtrni fuvArfii*.-' "A ir" the official organ of afid ^j-yretables,' varied now and Titbit* fascinating "store" of clicc-lw i' tip accurately. The student lie has just ro(iii-i,* d ' <t| League, fs dec la red to -b o ja i ’n wffli red meats. Canned earned {no.ft makes cute l.urlv gasp. dieticians of Johns Hopkins are all extended Intir nf Miniheni IS ijn*hary in design, with n-winp"i fruits and vegetables are in- Bows of pineapple in number ten college graduates with a degree in and the Holy Land, met In l,fl of 18C feet anil a rojupleinent of 12 valuahle in tliis d.et. sinre they ran cans, rows of peaches, pears, apri­ science. lu te lie will tell ol engines, developing ti.ppt) horse­ be hud all the year around. This co t' in tile 'ante large cam. Peas, The heicpita! lias its own bakery, esilng experience* eneoiint r HC - . w-. | diet is so perfectly built up, that ii string hearts, corn and tomatoes, and makes all the cakes, pies, Ins trip. power. — 1 The secret of the*-ntitehine Avon iVI a S ' 8 1 r o d U C t l O I l T ^ i V ^ ^ i t ^ p ' t . i h u i t L jzowd c^fb .other <j,ii (hr,meticulous­ breads and so fqrtlt, which are rot t v in ^ J i- unable to begin immediately tlte ly clean shelves, asparagus peeps out sitmed within its walls. The lips, revealed by Brigadier-General I* It. Grovos, Secretary-General of the i E n g l a n d . April i:» — (I n s i — creating of good red Idood through hcM;le them, and along further pilal also makes its own ice, amt f\ the assimilation of liver, ilie* liver down in the room come the cantlcd has its own laundry. U I T WAT TO K.IL1. Air League, in int interview, I England do s not approve of mass is pulverized ami given to the patient fi-dirs. salmon, turn, sardine and T h" mitiition.il side of John* I’crsislant ItiunorK , product ion methods. , ir liquid form! -brimp John* Hopkin* buys fruits, Hopkins is as big as the physical "D uring the -last few month-.'* The diabetic diets which emerge r.p en ally peaches, pineapples and piopi.rlions of the hospital itself, Lending Eng’i ii business men he declared, "th ere haw* been per decline thul England i.< still th?.J from* the spotless perfection of the pears as well as tomato* s. pea', which covers fourteen and one-half si-tan t m inors rcgaidin^* tliis ma workwliip of the world, and the j litis Hopkins kitchen, each in its coni and string beans in both the acres and includes twenty-one l(. | individual box, the portions inrticu- large number t*tt ran. i ami the buildings. Bn: its medical and sur­ tr r chiiii*. We have now obtained ex adoption of tile mass produotipt; vja ■ ;v -wA (< I IptTE!v weighed and compounded to smaller number two and a half iaii. gical fame is even greater, for it liisivc inform ation, which wo ari­ principle wotdil prove fntitl t< —— -■> *.■. l , tlie Jrsctiun of a gram, are prr- More canned tomatoes are pur­ lias extended to all parts of this A lw a y s U*a publishing in .the April ls uo k.ngJish tra il' » -hapv the" most interesting of .->11 chased Ilian any other armed fruit I country and into many foreign "A if", our official organ tine nm nufubturcr rleclared: Igtch dish taggeil xvnli its brave or vegetable. i countries. Stearns* E lectric "The craft, which t« a firing Xisrs Ocsth la watart>u(*,rati,alEV< "Am erica may board of thuil , boat, and inaugurate- a new phase masf production methods, but vvirei L)w<l b r hrMisfkscpfia (or irril . rtiifcnna* ro 16 Uuuruaso ’ ill aircraft design, is under con­ tin ir m erchants want goods o lovers will suffice to set tin* wings All Dealers t c*. 35e—lSoi.lIJl.] struction in the works of the G er­ distinctive quality nnd novelty id oscilhitirtg .wit! a flifhping move M o n e y B a c k IS It (ad man Doinier Company, situated on design, it is to England they send.' ment. thi* Rwisfi side of Lake Constance. Bureau of A g rirulliiral Hr-ono^ There niv a t the present time, fR IL It i*# expected that it will be cun he added, buyers reprdfenting ■mlcts co-operating with (lie *-vi iv IT • A .... B IT T S pietetl by the end of this year. more than a hundred of the g re at "The wing-spin of till* I11IU llilir, | Miiirn i-j,f—llm Dw.lcil fitnti'i xl.xff ‘R tls.— if. Corliitt, Local Itc|,restu laliv e LONDON, Apr. 13. (I N S ) --i Hkim biibiiiidJiiiiii'uiiM ii^ iiHiiiiiuiiniiinmin ing this country, and will tak i ................ I.JI proxinmtelv 1(58 feet, and its biuk with them; cloth, llm...... nib The dream of aeronautical M*ien j weight when fully louded about -M liner)*, pewter, furniture, cutlery, .r i The fine w eather yesterday fisff—th at Jtunians may n'lnit day i tons. leather goods, carpels, dhlnu, .brought the celery 'KtHOtrstlng cress h e able to fly through th effurts I "The working crew will com ­ clothing, and kitchen utensil into tlie fields again uud 111 cava of their ow.it muscles, with wing,, j prise nine m en—two wireless op A. S. Robbins, London itunager Were* reported shipped from the that flap—nitty be realized much orators, two pilots, a navigator, two for Ibe Associated Metchaiulising Sanford Section. Twelve ears went sooner than even the most opl'nitis- ] engineers and two stewards. Res' arch con | C orporation Vlecliifed, ”America front M anatee County which made tic anticipate.“ Seating and sleeping accommo­ appreciates the value of British the to t a l 'for Florida 12d. Southern ducted by John I). Batten, an 1 dations will be provided for fifty California rolled 18 cars making aeronautical expert, into the po« passbngera, and there will also be goods, and more and more buyers the U. S. totjil Ml cure. Tlie Flor*. sibliittca of ornlthoptcr or flapping j ori| nre coming to tljis country every a dining saloon. s bln ahipnients, were billed ns fol- wing flight have aroused great in I year. Flying Bunt Service "This Corporation alone,'" ho Itswri: 40 Potoninc Yards, 2fi Way tvrest and controversy in tin* Brit- ( "Tlu* machine will inaugurate a ,'eruiui, ! I Chicago, 2 each New ieli a ir world.* German flying-boat service acro-s added, "is ■supported by eighteen A'ork, fiecalur, Buffalo St. Louis, His munerous tests of eugiiieles'i | of tlu* h ading American stores, the Atlantic Ocean to New York. 'Clevqirdnl and Ph ludelpltia, and i gliders, vxorked by the muscles of uud one of its duties to select The provision of a num ber of p o w examples of British inerehimdisc each Mom phis, Newark, Ottuvva, St. the human body, have proved *tu I ci units, instead of a single engine, Paul. Hiehihond, Roanoke, Albany, eoxsful and flig h ti have lusted in | greatly decreases the chance of u likely to be popular iii . America EvansVille, Flint, I.ansing, Jersey some instances from dawn t*. dusk, j and pht them b.-fore buyers here." City', ‘P ittsburgh, Detroit, Miami. While he does not pretend to l i ­ A. E. Hobius, issue.- a warning Tw enty five earn were reported to the British woolen imqinfac- past Cincinnati and Potomac Yurds able to produce a machine W'olthv k i.. liy of any steady .flight, he claims to I ture.rs. He snys: during the 24-hour period closing* have overcome what where hitlu it • T O M .M U IR , “ it ia well to lie leinembeieil thul at 8 it. m ,.today on the way to I the main obstacles to man bccoui the A m -ticun women fieniaiul thul th eir final destinations: 7 Now . T w o - F is t e d J o b s * H CDilti-iv •f.vil W woollen g arm ents fit as sm artly :t» York, d Baltimore, 2 each Buffalo, ing a "birjl." . The machine, if. left absolutely ©*iT women are content if their jump" Pittabiuu’li, and Toledo, and 1 free, it will act us a gl tier-—with L i c k e d W it h O n e F in q e r un ordlnury tailo r-made. English eochc Pltlludelphia, Boston, W ater- alt the g lid ers manoeuvrability town, Ncwavk, D etroit and Cleve­ er» or kifitteil suits ate comfort* * ‘-If IhGsQwssftnzUs.xUr)J.it t>.ibrVi^4'-Jl/o>'Uxtliyj* V and safety—nnd yet the slightest T h e Jobs that u sed to strain the ublc and look very neat, nut the land. Twelve ca ts were held nt I’o- of pulls an d .pushes on appropriate. m u s c le s and brawn of m en are d on e tomne .Ytir^b fo r jlpconeignm ent. American wnU the cut ami fit a b ­ A ‘ Finds ■* App * tor o r lnwyer," *nye P itta, who iArt re- j huvlng m o re qu ickly and safely now by e lo c-r *l*he danuutd was good for celery solutely aecurqte," tau g h t school, is usually — trlclty. . . Audiences On chosen *j>°kC!inian- "Tlte radio has tlri lh e K[ (>. B. tnifrkct yesterday, let Americans know th a t wo*hav« but. it- was hard to supply stock of ' "theAir COUPLE H1U>T TO DEATH az -.a • c ■■ some p re tty good m aterial nt ■ 1 < : good - quality. iMany of the ship* ■ • • By the p re ss of the button a trem eo* • home and th at one doesn’t have to mtjpis tire of m ferier qu n ltv . douSjfo^ce instantly leaps into aetiahj -T*Hc' Cttjr.—America has bp Soariryi Ark.,* Apr. 12.—ijfiS ).— Italian/ Russian, Bohemian or F ours ami sixes of-good quality JM ■w * appreciating liuhktkTUra to sing. t p erJo rm ln e an incom pttrabl^’stoivfce. f J.S. Kolly, 40, contractor, and his RV especiaUy singing. - *v.i * • • i : ;tdm> rn<i*•sure- sulbngi uTt$2dl&’2dO, ’ fair "We g et letters from all over w ife yvero foutxd ahot tp deiith iir U» baa given American Uto country every tim e wo go on Ly,,' ii't 'nypstly: ; )uroun|T jlioo., Vi’a t t i i P a f e y fatin g Shipping, s -VrOay.«tod night thlis service is on the ». m l opportunity to thoir ap a rtm en t h tro today. Hhorifl' __'rats and WghUi were decollated ,;y.,iVt.'f - i.ittul Storage air, telling us how surprised i r talents. This is the tile job, waiting behind the buttor^ to im * I !•:. anl*KI, J.A: Canadh-'and others deelattd people nip to learn th a t rcai J cants/fW i*' SO ertita?W-pjpfoion of the Silver- Americans have such beautiful serve you. No job fs, too g rea t o r too uftpr an inywvtigatlon that Mrs. TTTY Tdlegrapltu-. re p o rt from New fa. one of th e most voices, and th a t American roust* ' sm a ll. -* Kelly killed her husband and com­ cal groups sow on cians have w ritten such beautiful Vbrli thm luom ing slates thut tlt,e m itted suicide. • • ■ * * \7X ’ : . i ' w eather is clcgr, 47 slegives, b cars eongs. This . good m aterial has tJPlUa from Richmond, . Use electricity, your cheapest servant.Jn- been here ull these years, but fo r arrived from Florida. Thu demand R o o t ■ Thomas Mi [ulr from To- r,ouvt unexplainable reason we BANDIT ROBS TRAIN is m oderate and m arket stronger. J a c k s onvlllv V 1 + 1' sylvsnis, - George hare thought good music had to . -*t S — sylva Florida' ten-inch crates m e sell but from Nebraska, and be foreign muzic. RED B LU FF, Cal., Apr. )2.— a t v the following prices: 2 doz. - • x" >JtttUlips from Boone, Iowa, ia "'L az y w eather,’ by the w rit­ (FNS)—-A lone bandit held up $a.25;.‘l.r>0 poorer • 2.75-3.00, »e mffftbers or the all- ers of ‘Muddy W aters,' is as ihe Nlmslii Limited, crack South­ 4-d *1 doz. ean qu artettr. $2.50-:h75, pooreV %r American as any tune ra n be. I t ern Pacific flier, ami robbed a score $3.‘00:4,25. 8 doz. $.0O-3.p0, f«W - OH whs a school teacher. is a tmdody nf the Routh and a T O T H E N O RTH ; i M filer studied music a t Story of the Houth, nnd as lovely of passengers of money and low t t r ' 02.7fi, 10 doz. *2.50-3.00, T w n sallltiK* w , s k l y t a r h l l a d r l p h ln I S.U HS Two jrtton ."College, Washing- as anything we could, sing front jew elry today. poorer jo w ‘as $2.25. Green $2.25w e e k l y t o - K u llim m r r t *JU *“ ' Lib r . Jam es Phillips rode nny other country. In fa c t other F i n $ Inc. in* iiU. ro ftp A r Ix'rth. 2.60, to Chicago from Iowa, countries will probably adopt it forced descent, and even if such Haw Ship* la R M p L to b e a r good music. a* a classic. Yet we know th a t Itmiliili full * to E. <1- irrt. were to oecur t h e bout would be STUN KING IN BLAi'K R ATIN' »juiBhiam 17., ■Hair studied opera In blit for radio, wo should not be in*g , ■ ‘ * ■* i *. - ■ . able to ride out rough seus whUpj}t ’A utos 1 'situe -sui TUOr, 'T n e four tynles! swle t« rin g i t and still, bo con, ..! 0.;rI It ii really a fawmaimg tatk to re- wircl«*iifin^ fo r help. eia'ii.'* sa U r foeterc, driven by a skfiwed serious concert singers. T.,J|- InjvMu^ la l M* "G erm any,iy detuiminvd in > r< ^ , id a s ire ,i>ii" l *’- *i.Hub i ■W«JI over alb n m ercantile ajP it^^bin Tp tJu' a n d ithfeit ■ ibe drapery at the l e ^ t ______ shape hf g i t a t m etaf ffyt niff -boa t a, popularity Ibe skirt' achieve* lhe,fauiiotiablc uu- which-will cap tu re the ocean tru f­ BOOE.1 bac U realko the beauty of 'thlse evea hrmline# Medium size requires fle of the world." coc-. tunes." " .■ i Mu im M yards «* ‘ - * ‘ / tv- » « l & Germany Plans To S t a r t Ai r Service Spanning Atlantic W\ adio isO pportunity f o r A m erican Singers Approve System Of C ockroach \ Vi A A 4n CcJcry M arkets Expert SaysH uinan Beings May So o n .Florida sum., n..r ,., „t Mar^ JUy-By-yfiiiig-Arms- 1® Daily Fashion Hint Lussmrre QUICK SERVICE!* ; TRANSFER YES! FLO R ID A ' PO W ER 6c L IG H T ' *'* '- CO M PAN Y fcest C o ld s j H TtAp’ j* 1 i'as&e ■ijV-J.V' it u*r Bh-'-i* M 6TM * , >''' 7JI *<* C KA - . * �* x ; •• f» V. £*■ . ’ • V." V.tfrfjMfl'., .• • 4 V* . ' m s m i ,, , jh , * /? ■ J 0 jBE BMlgORP 11ERAU),.BAMF0RD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL-18.1028 PHYSICIAN AVTOS - 1 TALKING WILL AJD IN KEEPINGTHIN 1U-A lNT a d . r a t e s ru > C uk U A d riw v ___ ada, «ffl W N M lw d ktrona u d collector le n t liately fo r paym ent, do ______ _ — 10e a Mne -------------------------- 8c a line __________ 7e a line ra te s on request. Political Announcement BABY CHICKS * Selected stock delivered, W. L*ghorns 100 $12. Heavy Mixed 100 812. B. Rocks nnd R. I. Reds 100 ,$70: Em erson Hatchery, to v ille, F la. ----------« (Le?nl Notices) i.> - m i - : e m e t i t r n i i i T n r t h e ru n state senator. T W E N T Y T l l l l t n J l D lt t \ l . P i t t . I n tin- D e m o c r a t i c V o t e r * o f Tin* C L 'I T OK I 'l . O l l i n A . - I . N A M I KOIl 37th S e n a t o r i a l D i s t r i c t : — t E M I . \ f t M : r i » I S T V . IV T l l t M * . 1 h e r e w i t h a n n o u n c e m y c a n 'l l u n r. i U t v i y o . - . C o m g U ln n n r.j .•''is* m^VWrfn im ^th rU'flatrn - rA13l3 8EVE!* Your Bargains Across I n l a i d b a ll" B «ral« > ■'*• BALTIMORE TEAM SEEKS HONORS IT ONCE POSSESSED Conduclor Of Ucollh X!llnlc Is Responsible For -L atest Advice On The Best Method---Of Reducing One’s* Obeflttv CHICAGO, Apr. 13.—(IN S )— . Sanstorlnl D istrict com posed o t t. D. M A R T I N a n d K I . I .K N M. M A H • ■ H cm lr.ole a n d l l r i v u r i t t ’l i u u t l o s n i “Talk nnd grow thin; ch n ttrr* a n d * T I N , III* Wife. O. n . A l K l N S D N Bring us your hens ami fryers. th* J u n e r.tli p r i m a r y a n d I P i m m l n a n d M A I I I ) : M. A T K I N S O N hie watch the d tcest pounds disap* We pay m arket prices. \Y\ H. al'-il .tn d i l c c t ' d , I u , » n r r o n e a n d w ife, W IL L IA M CC O U l. T o N . ■ II .i D e m o c r a t i c m l m j n l s t r a l l o t i . . C K I.K P .V C I T Y I .C M U I.'R A HIT*- Orioles, At One TimeTheMoat pear." Thin ia the la te st a d r W of Long, 117 Mognolin. T h a n k i n g on# n n d nil f o r youi 1*1.T i T t t l l M N Y * e t n l. D efend­ Famous Itaacbnll O utfits In dieticians here to tho lo riln ltiltcr\ " t o and Influence, a n t* . Existence, Are Again Seek­ ing fa t men nnd women; - -* * R esp ectfu lly . N O T I C E OK M A S T H I l ’M S A L E i* ii i m p w . n o n n i i T s . N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r , ing Entry To Hall Of Fame reduced ra te a are fo r Miaa Ida Jean Kaln, Who^huv a n d Ilf v i r tu e o f a ileero e o f f o r e - 1 MUNG BEANS 35c lb. S lbs. $1.50 .utlve lnaertiona. c lo su re and sale en te red In the] been conducting a clinic It^WS, 1s AUBF.ItNDALE, Fiji.', April 13 postpaid. BENE SERI) (sow for K n i t t i i k i. e g i s i. a t r u n words o f a r e rag e length a l i . n r e n t i t l e d c a u s o o n t h e 4 th . d a y i resjionaihie for the UtJfst fUrthulit Mtihjcri t v D ie n p p i o a c h l n g D e m o - o„ f A p. r i l , A. D i:‘JS.. I. . . iu« .S p . - i .l i l ,. I N S ) — T h e B a ltim o r o ' O rioles, birds) GOc lb. 5 lbs. $2.50 postpaid. Dunted a line. er:<lli* I 'r l i . i n - y , t l i e r e h y a n n o u n c e .Master in W ftw fry. on Monday t ie, for reducing. Here is th e way Miss tfc mosl f, tmnm of haseball W rite for prices on Soy Beans, •dmum charge of 80c fo r in> c a n d ' d a o to r t h e H o u s e o f “tli. d a y o f M a>. A ............... ... ........ , */ _ Hi p i e e e t i t a t l v r n n s n m e m b e r of b e a m n U tile D a y o f t h i s C o u r t n n d , c l u b s , a n ti i n a n o t h e r t w e n t y y e a r ? Knin hda it figured putV Velvet Ucnns, Cow Peas, Peanuts, in s e rtio n . G r o u p 2. I f n o m i n a t e d 1 p l e d g e <i l e g a l s a l e s d a y . In f r o n t o f t h e s e v e n - t i m e n e n t i u t i t w i n n e r * nrx* "Talk and nobody will notice fh;H I) advertising ia restricted wiiyiem C hufas, etc. B. B. Kirkland Seed tim i p cn n u tii w iuners, a re niy b e a t e f f o r l e In b e h a l f o f t h e C o u r t , l i o n s " a t S a n f o r d . H o m ln - d e : t-KJ p e o p le o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . T h e ( ' " t i i i l y , K l o r l d a , w i l l o f f e r f o r r u l e again srek 'n g to p er classification. udm ittnnre to the you are. merely toying with .$*our Co., A ugusta, Ga. ? c r y i n g n e e d o f t h e p e o p l e o f l C o r l - to t h e h l i / h . e t a n d b e s t b i d d e r fuV hall of fame. | an e rro r.la m ade The Sanfood. .Talk entertainingly and your v—----- -------------------------------- ------dii I* T a x t t o l l e f , '- s p e c ia l ly r e d u o - cawh, d u r l n i ; t h e l e g a l h o u r s o f s a l e , Herald w ill be reaponaible, Zinnia Hams*. Burpee’s Giant, t!i<n o f l o c a l t a x # * . Till*. I n niy t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d l a n d , s i t u ­ A comeback attem pt 1ms been hostess won’t notice th at the plate o pinion, r u n bo e f f e c te d by i only one Incorrect ^insertion, 25c per dor. $2.00 per 100. Mix­ a t e . l y i n g a n d b e i n g In S e m i n o l e launched. r| lo foia g ra s has been ncglccUpLand e ip i l ta l il e d i s t r i b u t i o n o f t h e C o u n t y , P l o t Ida. m o r e p a rticu la rly [advertiser fo r eubsequent ed or sopnrate co I o i b . B. F. Whitthe .whipped cream alm ost pasoed present five cent g n snllne U “ W hat do you think of your d e s c r i b e d Jia f o l l o w s , l o w l t : # rtions. The office should b« ncr, J r . 429 Summerlin Ave. Ft. niriottK t h e S t n t e h n i i l D e p a r t m e n t , T h e N o r t h e i g h t IS) f e e t of chanccB in this ycar’B In ternation­ by* •* SchiMiie. C o u n t i e s a n d C i t i e s , — p a r ­ fled im m ediately in case of Mellon. Phono 882W. lot l o a n d t h e S o u t h IlS.fi f e e t of '. t i c u l a r l y * t h e U o u n i l e a a n d C ltle e . al League cam p aig n ?” Jack Dunn, a E at Too Much - •; l-.t 0 o f I t lo c k l o o f T i e r 3. o f li If h o n o re d by the n o m in a tio n 1 S a n f >rd, K l o r l d a , u i - e o r d l l ig t o owner nnd m anager of the Oriole? . "The average .Am erican woman p r o m i s e l o d e v o t e a l l t h e e n e r g y 15— Apartment For Rent K. It. T r a f f o n l s .Map o f S n t i f n r d . TO A D V ERTISER? j watt asked a fte r Newark Toronto! •cels obliged to eat if she is uny* nn-l e \ p e r l e n c t . t h n t I p o e e r s s to K l o r l d a . iin p e r p i n t t h e r e o f o f A r iir e o u i u lU li t h a t etu i. record. Buffalo, Rochester and tho othei '•oily socially, and the result is; the Small garage apartm ent. Call 251. H erald representative H. W . P C A RM AN, J r . T h e a b o v e p r o p e r t y le s i t u a t e d strong clubs had (been discussed. present figure o f American wopian* on P a rk A venue fa c in g N inth S tre et oughly fam iliar w ith ratea Furnished large apartm ent • 1101 Park, on w hich an a p artm en t “ Second to none,” avos the q u ’ck •lood. Hoatea?e« set delightful i and c la srifk a tio n will r o l i l t : YOTKfll* OK .HIMIIVOLW h o u s e Is p a r t i a l l y c o m p l e t e d . E lm Ave. C O t.V T K . you complete inform ation, T e r m s c a s h , p u r c h a s e r t o p a y fb'r answ er of the Oriblc'lcailer, • w |* ti t o u n n o t i n c e t h a t I a m a deed. if you wish, they w ill assist And there is a whole story in have ik'en starv in g them selves in Furnished 5 room apartm ent, Day­ e»titl1'1 Ite f o r r e - e l e c t i o n "to t h e o f ­ \V. H. W I 1 I T K in wording y o u r w an: ad f i c e .if C o u n t y C n i m n l * * i « S e r f r o m A« S p e c i a l M a s t e r In c h a n c ­ th n t short interview. Jack Dunr the fnstntsues of th eir own pantries tona Beach. $300. for season. D iet r i d No. L*. e u l i j r c t t o t h e de ery. iniie i t m ore effective. straig h t pennants, and guests feel obliged to eat. Puces Fust, delightfully cool. Ad­ elfclon of t h e v o t e r * 111 t h e J* e m o . II. S. W illi.-, S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p l a i n - won seven “ The decline in conversation at e r a He P r l u i u r t t o » • h o l d o n J u n s ttm u tc m d in 1928 und fell sadly dress Box 5185 Seabreeze Station, uni. [.tli. A. D. D U the dinner tabic h as'b een respon­ tiy the wayside in 1927. The fans D aytona Beach. J O H N MK1SCII. i n • ! ; : » : i t h c p i t r o r t i T « k t i i k . of Uultiim.re fell by the wayside sible for fa t. W hether dining, at T \ \ t : \ T t T i l III II J P I I I t T A l . ( 111. [ODUCING Long'a P ure Tork F or throe months, Apt. No. 4, 10th P I I T OK K I . O l t l D A . IN A N D KOIl too, nr maybe they never started , ’tome or w ith friends, th« average K O Il S T A T M h r N ATOM ige. 117 M agnolia A v e . 1’o U tic a l A n n o u n c e m e n ts H K M I N t l l.l t K4I1.NT1. IN I ' l l A N P - for few i.f them St. and Park Ave. Every cvnven- p o l l C L E R K OK C I R C U I T C O U I I T demanded en" Americans s it and bolt th e irfb o d s t h e reb y a tm o u n c s a* a c an d id al a 1 vvIhIi t o a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m a K ltl. to succeed m y se lf n s S e n a to r fruta | icnce, ulso garage. Phone 853—J . in silence, and .the calories mount. /tra n c e at Oriole Park. c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - e l e c t i o n to t h e o f W. II ADAM** Trustee. <*"tn(.l.iln KOU S T A T E L E G IS L A T U R E t h e 37Hi S e n a t o r i a l d i s t r i c t , s o n i fl'-e " f t ' l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t . C o u r t , aril ) w ish to a n n o u n ce my can d id ac y "And tlie more alienee envelopes 31IC II TH IN K IN G Modern furnished apartm ents. o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , s u b ­ f o r t h e S t a t e L e l » » l n t u r e ( G r o u p |.t iness. i l s uobfj e cSte t otino o l t tt h *l l i e vDa redm o Cc roaut inc­ the dinner Dtbcla ok tho country, j e c t l o t h e d e c i s i o n o f t h e D e m o ­ C) tni'l w i l l a p p r e c i a t e s u p o o i t ID A fter looking over his attendF rigidaire; Murphy steel kitch­ c r a t i c V o t e r * o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , p r l i i i u r y t o h* h e l d J u n * f-th, I S3* H. It. DK.V8 and bis wife. MAloJKj Bowknot brooch set with t h e p r i m a r y t o b e h e l d In J e n * . the fa s te r tho waistlinea balife. If e le c t e d I p r o t n l s * t o c o n t i n u e ^ f . V li ^ i V : ,:S/;,V t^,;^ , r : ? ; i ^ ! n . H , figures for Inst year Dr. Dunn In t h e D e n i o c r a tl e . P r i m a r y Klee U I * . 1IAO AN. Inestones. Finder please re en: G arage: excellent neighbort o w o r k f o r I lie b e s t I n t e r e s t " f t h e l o u i n li* h e l d o n J u n e Cth, A. 1). s m i t h .W l'iHT. i n k . « c r p m u -\ went o lf with his dogs nnd toured Having nothing to nay, th e .hus­ 905 Magnolia and receive Re- hood: rent very reasonable. Park t197L d ln trli I a n d > I n v ite y o u to my I b m o n d I ' l t C I >l7l:ii *K II. H P I K - Alabama, r r c o r d o n s u c h i m u n i f o n t l e g i s l a ­ Tennessee nnd other band consumes twice as much afeak KOI* C O N S T A n i R A partm ents, No. 5. Phone 848—J. \7 r . n o u n i.A S R . CKL. Deteiiil.mts, >d r o a d s . c nnw erva ll'M i of I w ish lo a n n o u iic* t h n t I a m tio n us stnfes where field trials were in and potatoes as he needs, and the A O T H 'K OK tt A HTItll'H mai.i : o u r u a t m i l t e e o u . r e s . r e d u c t i o n <>f n c a n d id a l* fo r th e orflca of C o n ­ * in lii*rrli>* flmV iitui»*f progress. In* was gone all w inter wife takes a second helping of Furnished apartm ent. Will r.ell n;- li*’* I a sNki k r l u l l s slid e d u c a ti o n sta b le for J u s t i c e o f Hi* I ’e a c * h> VlriilP nl a i l n ’li’t* n f |n r p * tert.” . --Jx Niintturi .11 I* IVnuu’n furniture. Reasonable, Box 7,- D liM rid No. 4 Hettiinol* ■ C o u n t y , I 'O K PON m t a i t i . t : I• •»i r *• n n d naif* r n i r r v i l In flu* -lid did a lot of thinking. [A u to m o b ile * I I*A UHiSM t h e reb y u i m o u m t m y c a n d id a c y K lorlda, sa id J u s ti c e of th e P e a v a *nf**u*- n i l d l u i l i mu Ht«» t i l l it.i' O ther prrffessionrtl enetniea? of Sanford Herald. lit* come this spHng with nn I M a t r t c t , D i s t r i c t C o nipristiiM • K l e c t l o n P r e fo,- lh* o f f f e e of I’oimt uMe, " f Af.r!I. A, D I !•-•-. i. uh H(>, lal i 'l b j r v l t o t h o wlU of Un vol#m c l m s , N o ’s I. 2. 3, 4. 3, 1». 11. & I*, Mil n i l \ V\ I'M \$ t|l*% ION l-jll M a s l ' r In I'l ijiio i ri„ • ■r. M i.lnla) t h e Idea—th at of winning this yt-nr'i fat am ong the Chicago jlhysiclana D o n c ifi Nicely furnished apartm ents s u b j e c t in t h e d e c i s i o n " f t h e D e n i- 'i J u l i e h. T»t. \* i • * nitii ilr and dieticians have rallied to th e Tut. d a y o f Mn>. A D. IPtlS. s a u t e [sure cars and G raham truck*. K. K I N I . A W , it n r r a t I c P r i m a r y t o Ur h e l d o n J u n * • i .!• f tti.it I uni a h.-iu g a H ub) Day " f t i l l s K n u r l a n d pennant. But you'd think he war I all modem conveniences. Phoa support of Miss Knin. Dieticians a t M ■ t . * i Cf* i»f i 'm i n l v r.th. A D. PJSfcIni nnd 13th. S treet, Phone 3. s l e g a l M iles d a y , hi f r o n t o f t h e working in a round-about way when 70. Call nl 318 Palm etto Ave. I will c p iirrc ln le voue s u p p o r t. i **»ipmis. j n I 'tnl rti t NA. '* K n u r l l ln t p i e a t H a n f o r d . H ctiilnnle hospitaln have discovered th a t (Political Announcements) he soltl Clayton Shcedy, a great I.KHI.1K 1111Y AN. * , 4**i t t l r l*rliuar> K m i n t y . I b i t i d a . w ill o f f e r f o r «al>1 Ml 1"’ 'hi! ■ i i . i , * ; *V A. IV 1**2 v t o t h e h i g h e s t a n d b e s t b i d d e r f o r first btis(<man, to Toronto, after nurses can in terest patients in tMk* 1C— Houhc.s For Rent KOIl rnvsr*n|,K I hn\» li .. ,» •i.| i n u n In i>i - c a s h , d u t l i 'K t h e l e g a l h o u r s o f sa b-, ing and ma'kc them forget tha tbek K i r n J I ' S T I C I i OK l 'K A C K )GINS & COWAN CO A uto I w ish to a n n o u n c e t h a t I n m a t n ! t*>iiintlfn ulnn* t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r l t i c d l a u d , s i t u ­ send ng his old w ar horse of the of potatoes au gratln and spare lU’** i U* r o l l D I X T H I C T NO. K O I 'I t 5 is»nnt house available May l,S e e c a n d i d a t e f o r t h e o f f i c e o f C u n pitching mound, Jack Ogden, to ^Jivtor and sheet n^etal work*\ ,it *v h r e n a l i r n i - a t e . I ' lilit * .1 >"l b e lli ! l)t H e m ln o te ii *i T h i s is t o a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y i * ;* ytnhliD istrict No. 4, H r iu llto la V. A. S|K*i‘r, 111 Park. K o n t t ly . K l o r l d a , iii vvlt:the Brawns. But Dunn was doinji riba, which are not included on'.the Fiench Avenffe. Phone 710-W. I h c P * a e n . D i s t r i c t 4t.*l 41 C o u n t y . K l o r l d a , Nalrl D i s t r i c t c a m - for J u s t i c e o f •• h «* itA itrs . I'll. \V"»I i \V | H a l f o r t h e . • .* p r i s i n g K l e c t l o n P r e c i n c t s N o’s. 1. No. t. s u b j e c t t o t h e w i l l o f th e i his own thinking. Shcedy had be­ invalids menu. S a t|for«l Holll lie n s t yfu.ii t. |( S K I -4 l of Rents stashed nguin. I houses: 1 3, A. 3. I", t t & 1!, K iihje rt t o D e m o c r a t i c v o t e r s J u n e Sth. H a n ­ AU the diet lists so carefully come a failure in Baltim ore. The H e ellm i la, Tow n s lilp 7" .South, f o r d , l . a k e .M o n r o e , l ' a o l a . L u k e ut $10,110: $15:00: $20.0(1 or will t h e will of t h e v o t e r s In ih<- D e m o ­ M a t y . H U P 6-N A R M 0N S Hange •hi K n s l. eoiHalidMK L o n g wood. A lt* n i'-n ts ( I .r g n l N o tic e s ) ! fans, or ut least a few of them, complied are useless, according to c r a t i c 1 'c t m u r y t o be h e l d <oi J u n e e i g h t • • v e t a c r e s m o r e p r less. sell name us rent. Apply 1319 Mil. Ar IV ISIS. . . . S p r in g e n n d K o n s t C ity, c o n s t i t u t e , Sanford Automobile Co. 1 were riding .'Clayton and he didn't Miss Kaln, unless fa t peyple de­ '* i i s f). p o r r Ini seti n j e t ' f o r Term ­ — M I T ll K r o i t I T I I M P A T I O V . Y o u r s u p p o r t tvlll be n p p r e c l a t e d 1 Hu- a b o v T - d i s t r i c t Mugm.Uk Ave. Phone 137. Dougins St. Opposite Ball Park. p. ed. If e l e c t e d . I p r o m i s e all holies* I show wv II under the circum stances. velop -tite habit of- TaOtlrig while S e r i a l N ". 0 7 II'.'" A. I). ( A t t i c ) S M I T H . I. l ■ ' t'u sltie s-. l ik e niilmlhlM i l n i l h l M ration ration rf rr e*•, ; \< Al'.ICJ UK >'LA IM I'NDKH It Sell'Sctr* h r WUA._JvUkL,.-Tt\.nd w ith the they ent-Thc subject o f convcrga ^ . , A - Sp, .i>d M.i-i . , ro o m h o u s e all tmprovt-ineuUu UNDEDi j from the usu; 'D ii.i: j-..“ av> .n iijv iiE o ery, — — ■ M a i n e * S e rv ic e 1 op ith—quite a neat pile—in retu rn , lion, ah« suggests, should hgpfcts^'»*»»J •e re lT w A R ^ U iis n f _ u , n -n i ,v iWe-p n r J A N P A i t v ■.*;, 1 p m e r a l l y coiioeAfW I >urage. Phono 571 -Ji------W i r i T I i >. M l I t T K O Il *11'S T I C K OK P K A C K H"iiciii.i" b-i■( Dunn went shopping. 1 rice. ant, in order th a t the dlqsr may '■"iu|ila lo a lit. O. P. II KHNPG.N a iin o u n ce my c an d id ac y KNITKU STATUS LAND UKt lKC, LNSFF.iv oervlre of nil kinds, HOUSE FOR RENT: seven rooms f o Ir li.-r.-by rr-*-l,"-l loo to t h e o f f i c e of On ii vl 11 I’loitii.i, Man'll 21, — i He thinks the catching Btnff, hax*e the proper aaMmlllatldn, of hone 570-W ot 3302. C. E. $20.00 per month. Inquire of .Inn. J u s t i c e of t h e P e a c e . D i s t r i c t No. 4. i \ t i i i : P iitt'i i t r m u t . in 1"2V Leo Dixon from the Browns in the food, a point Im portant, jn keep­ t on jp h t ic i: ok n :\4 K H a v in g held Ib is o ffice f o r n e a r ly KOIl viilllM II.U t o l V I T . N"*11****i | n ht r i 'h ) j/iVrii Mini i Tiirk Opening. (). Jinkins, Court House. iH A T iiirr n o . F o p it * Ogtlen deal, and Otto F reltag , nn ing down fat. tw o y e a rs un til the d istric t w as It IDA. IN tllA N IK Itl. In tliln o f f l r i ' nit :i|»* I h e r e b y u n n o t i n c e Piy c a n d i d a c y n l l^ n ti nlinn m erg e d Into th e I 'o u r t b I 'l u tr l r i I t i uii*lor h*'* l i n n 2.H2, llrvlh**il nit' it 11 ritiirifiD s t a t i: HAN* K Intcnm tioiml League Talk and Reduce ' veteran, ‘a 0 J u s H c s o f p e a c e of D i s t r i c t No 19— Houses For Pale fe el j u s t i f i e d in a s k i n g t il e V u l e r s p h i : HAVINUH. a co r p i Hf inn, llj. a ii ir io le il l o t h e n e t of s u b j e c t t o t h e d e c i s i o n o f t h e tl|c best in the circuit. 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Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 13, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 13, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 13, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6618c50b6441da54d1f044e734327357.pdf 87a7e9cb6d6f40c74a76caf7ac768e68 PDF Text Text F aff toniabtr and F riday*' much change In t« mperature. j tremc northwest Florida, fair night and Friday. ted in Florida’s Heart. Grid's Greatest VeRe table i.lH Richest Garden Ldnd SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY. APRIL 12, 1928 l e a s e d W ire I n t e r ti a tl o n l N e w s S e rv ic e Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations Attorneys O T Y OKingF F OI f Italy C L ? ™ R Results lit Death O f Fourteen People HOOVERSTANDWest ward Flig ONRACEISSUEOf Atlantic Oce wan in Home yesterday where he held nu Interview w ith S. I’nrlccr Gilbert, ag en t general for rejmri,lion 4*iynicnU under the Dawes Solon Of Mississippi CharBOs! That Cabinet Candidate Is •plan. The perp etrato rs of the bomb Responsible For Abollshlnp n Farris Will Make outrage in Mijan acted with the ut.' Census Jlurenu .Color Line Finad Plea ForProsmost boldness. The streets through which th eltallan King wan to pas« ecution; Judge Or ay wero lined w ith soldiers and pol­ Declarer Order Was , WiU Then Instruct ice, but -the urnutRn- or bombers Stroke Of Politics wero able to sm uggle the in fe rn a l: machine into th e closely backed I Former F'ood Administrator Declares Ills Conviction For The Murder Of Woman Was sjuare where it exploded. Wealthy Contractor, Jai led Due To Efforts Of KlansPanic followed the explosion o f • In Replyinp To' Allegations On Murder Chnrffc, States men To Send Him To Prison Slates They Are Foolish the high power bomb naid a Cen-1 He Can Furnish Alibi: An­ trnl News dispatch from P aris. The j nie T erry.Is Widow-Victim CHICAGO, Apr. 12.— (IN S )—In WASHIXGTON. Apr. 12.— Milan Streets, thrdugb 'which the Utoriieys Picture De- DURHAM, N. C., April 12.— At a m eeting of th e City C »nr previous installm ent* of his depos­ King was to pass, w ere thronged. (IN S )— A now issue—th a t of abol­ ition. now p a rt of the couVt records The explosion was of terrific force. ishing the .'color lino (IN S )—"I expect to have no tro u ­ missioners at the City Ilnll last between of Pennsylvania, David C. Stephen­ ' It was immediately followed by ble in furnishing nn alibi.7 This night rcp.vsfntntivea o f inyost-* white and negroes in the Census son, form er grand drugon of the sensational rum ors. Tho a u th o rit­ wds the declaration today of \V. H. inent bankers hnd about 20 of Ku Klux Klau in Indiana, hn» rebureau, was raised toduy against th" city's largest tax payers dis­ ies quickly conferred and decided lxiwrencc, wealthy Durham con­ Defense counsel for r orresi trac to r charged with the fiendish cussed the financial problems f a r ­ not t.o change tho K ing's plans. lle ib c rt Hoover, lending candidate voolcd tho origin of tho Klnn and Akt, on trial for ufdiwr nnd m urder of Mrs. Annie T erry, 4G- ing the municipality which have Coim-qUcntly tho exhibition was for the Republican presidential its methods of operating. .betlinp th e’ makintf oi n venr-oid Durham widow, on Mnr. become seriously threatening lieopened according to program . In tho installm ent today he tells nomination. nine entry in n book of nm cause of the sm all’collection of 10­ of his own tria l for m urder of Senator H ubert D. Stephens (D) milk the (lay it failed toi open S teadfastly protesting his inno­ 27 tnxes. Mudgo Oberholxer of NobK’svUlc, or Mississippi, charged Hoover hnd Ir.d., for whose m urder ho Is serv ­ Dr buBlnohm, at one o clock cence of t lie crime for which he was Mayor Housholder stated that hi.s afternoon closed thei r nr- charged in a w arrant sworn ‘out by the meeting was called for the p u r­ issued the order to accommodate ing a life term . timcnts in hiu behalf. At 2 .St) tho slain woman’s daughter, Mrs. pose of consulting with Hie bond negro political lenders. The Senator Stephenson was asked if he felt ourt won to be resumed nnd Mary Ynndle, of Durham , U w - holders and getting their views and : cited conditions in th e Census b u r­ any h atred of bitterness. He said Ion L. Farris wan to make the retire, sitting on Ids cot in his pris­ assistance in helping to solve tho eau to tho senate mid demanded lie did not. Asked if members of final plea fo r th e prosecution. Then on cell, declared he did not. leave present financial difficulties of th a t Hoover immediately rescind tho Klan hnd anything to do with the case will go to tho ju ry follow­ Durham the night of the crime. the City. Tlie Mayor also stated incarceration and with ing Ju d g e Do W ilt T. G ray's intho onler. Stephens placed in tho th at many citiiens had been in ­ him from aiding the The sluying occurred at A vent's (fruettons. ' - -. •' * . reciord an exchange of letters be­ law , Stephenson saya Ferrybridge, a few miles from vited to attend this meeting and ovA p p r o x im a te ly B i p h t l l u n d r e d T ornT nJm *r. 10 y ear ..kl Tamp.i Pittsborp, near m idnight Mnr. 24. prcss tlu ir view's. “Out of n tax P erH o n s W i t n e s s M u sic a l tween him self nnd Hoover on the attorney who dofondnJ in tin* rail embracing $643,04(1.60 the col­ Fisherm en heard a woman'!', scream P e r f o r m a n c e : A n d L e c tu r e subject. trial in which lie was convicted of lection of tnxes only am ounts to In his first letter, Stephen called A t B Ir T e n t O n P a r k A v e n u e m'.a-appllcBtion of funds of the in the dnrknetB cf “don’t'k ill m e!", approxim ately $180,000” caid Hie H oover's attention to new spaper Memlnole County Bank, said the and H ip aplBr.h of her body In the Mayor “ and the situation is ulannBefore an audience of approft^j TiVilcles about tho order of aban­ last w otds to th* jury in defense water. Ono week l o u r the body ing to say the least. We have nsk" inmtcly eight hundred people Red- doning segregation und allowing o f tho form er bank prcaldetit. lie wus recovered from Die murky isl you |K'b|do here tonight to deterpath week in Sanford wus officially Hie negroes to mingle with whites was precedeni by R. I<» Fftbiklnski, w aters of the Cape F ear River, min if we cannot find a remedy opened last night, u t tho big tent in toilets nnd cloakrooms. Two nr-, prosecutor from Pensacola and ex- snd was identified as the Durham for the problem and find out what ■ — • * —hen the tid e s said E. W. U. Curry, a negro out" proposition of leasing the on North Park Avenue, w steps we should take." Areadin Novelty Company entcr- editor nnd Hoover delegate in Teupot Dome naval oil reserve to A representative of Prudcn nnd tuinod with a musical perform ance, Springfield, Ohio, hnd come to ' th at Sanford's H arry F. Sinclair, was introduced followed by ,Dr. Jllilton Ira Jones, W ashington to get the order is­ by tho government today a t Sin" like other cities inspirational lecturer^, * sued. over tho country, th at tnxes it is claV s crim inal conspiracy trial. "Tho effect of these urticles is The program was preceded by. Amos I,. Beaty form er president true ure high, hut *to place the whole bunion of this a few introductory rem arks by Strong sontheriy winds wero of the Texuu Company was p u t on tax rate is not un action on you," Stephens wrote, blowing off> the roasts of Nova the stand by the governm ent lie Miss Nell W hitner, one of the “nnd to charge th a t it was lakon th a t in Toledo the I Scotia and Newfoundland thhi said th at In Mar. 11*22, a month be­ Chautauqua sponsor*. Miss Whithighest in history stated th a t the committee was for political p u rp o s e s.---------morning. A heavy rain wds falling that the City hire it collector m go fore the Sinclair loese was signed nt-r than pleased with tho attend“Thut such action could be taken and the temperature wag low. out and make a canvass for the ho went to Fall with nn o ffer for no re a t both ufternoon ami even- for political advantage is alm ost anco Weather forte oat* *further indi­ the naval reserve. money. "Bankruptcy is no solution beyond belief; yet it seems to be ing performances, "This is the cated that the windi probably "Fall told me," Beaty testified for Sanford’s problems" he said, .......... „ attendance wo tn ic .'' largest Opening woahl increage to gale proportion*, "because a receiver I* an officer "th a t he had nn o ffer from S in­ have ever hnd in the eight years nT Ill reply, Hoover said the article# r.^t the rain would continue. It < | of the c u r t and will bring pressure clair Hint was satisfacto ry ." The lha Chautauqua has been coming wero "In largo degree foollah un­ feared that tho combination o f rain Texas Company’s capltaliantion, to hear thut will force the payment to Sanford" said Miss W hitner. tru th s." Ho added thut "if such and low temperature will eaugo tho of tnxes und instead of pnying 100 Iteaty said, was $1042100,000. 1 think there is no doubt at nil action ns was taken is ag ain st the Booty said Fall hnd told him Miss W hitner continued, " th a t the I Interest of either the white or col­ ry ns a dying declaration d B not format on of .aleeton the wings o f rt-nts on the dollnr a receiver will .U ' ily aend me to prison for life the plane. prahnldv moke it co.tt the tax he would give preference to the ('hautnuqun g u arantors will make ored employes, they have a full The British Air Mini*try today cqthpauy th at acquired title to cer­ ,t it placed th e black stam p of payers 150 cents on the dollar. jxpenscs this year and still re al­ rig h t to present tho m atter tri me. advised International News Serrico mine upon tho dead woman. T Mayor Housholder said that until tain placer tu ning claims then ize some profit, all of which will I have received no complaint from that tho threo flier* w ill meet exislnnt on the dome. Sinclair a l­ last year there had been no m ater-' go to the senior class of the Semin­ either group." “ Miss Oberholxer never went to slight head-winds during tho oarly ' Another member of Hie staff i„l default in the payment of ta x 's . ready hnd acquired these titles nnd ole High school, to he used for cur­ ammund, Ind. On the day th*> nl- stage* of their hop. Westerly Delinquent tnxes upon which suit turned th e quit-claim s over to the tains and equipm ent for the sLigu floats under the banner of 'judge’ K«d wild p arty took place in winds of medium proportions'pre­ governmept. ico n be instituted timl foreclosure in the High school auditorium /? nnd acquired the title as a result hlch 1 w as alleged to have pnrtl vail over tho Atlantic today, thy Beuty h-arnetl of Uie Sincli L a d e am ount to nb .ut SB2.0002I0. Miss W hitner said thut she wdiUd of having been appointed u justice nalotl anil noil of Oh* fuel* leading Air Ministry stated. ' (lljp'l i- ’ leesu a week a fte r it was signed like to have tt understood th at the out West for three months. I City Attorney George A. Dc* • the o r ig in a l c a u s e of death are Undaunted by. tho recant tragic Under crass-exn mination, Beaty J0 citizens who were the. g u aran ­ “ His origin is unknown, his p a r­ rue It i» my definite inform ation disappoaranco of tho British filers. llCottes stated th at Hje City had in* adm itted the Texas Company tor* of the Chnutuuquu in Sanford entage is unknown nnd his entire IVtructed him to immediately instirtat she did not die from tho cauM Captain Illnchcliffo and Mina Macwould not have conside *<1 a iense ikute suit on delinquent taxes am embodying construction of a 1,000 would not receive any of the pro f­ life prior to Ids nriivnl in Little ttrib u tH , but from the effects of kay, tho two German airmen and its personally Olid th a t each g u a r­ Rock, Ark., is unknown. He has a outlier and deaifly poison. _ I'nlso force-Urn edlection of special their Jrlih companion departed upThe m arriage of Mis* Helen 1 assessm ents. The City Attorney mile pipe line nnd svaktonrd storage antor was buying his own season financial arrangem ent in the owntanks for the navy such us Sinclair e* and Mr. l.inton Eugene Allen f.fil.1 (his work would 1»" t 'irne*| fifteen days a fte r the anio » »"■ II^,*d*m ntsed--at-4L u'£kick Li­' jusi us fast aribT T inm hm efy-O T signed;----------------------------- Capt. Kochi handled the “joy" suppos'd to have accompanied her A nother oil man who fared sim ­ ght a t the First Prcs.bytirlan his office would permit. Collec , to Hammond. ! am in a position U etiek” pf the plane at th e -taktroff. ilarly followed Beaty on the stand. Kev turn qnd "slip his tnce." Church in Orlando tl„ n of tnxes by the City up to Ho was Birch Helm,a of the Texasprove these fuels. I ra n also prova CommAndanb FitxmOuric*, ch ief of They offered Lake uh a f i n i n g April 1 am ounts to ^ of Pacific Oil Company. Helms made th at one of the tnlcsmun w as ap tho Irish PYee SUta A irfo^c, who speaker of the tru th us com pared t o t a l a s s e s s m e n t " said t n c ^ th e rounds of W ashington in the preached by a member of a wo­ waa to act aa relief pilot,’ sat to Key,* "iyinor to *avo his own .A ttorney, “ and collection b> Spring of 1U22 seeking a lease on m an’* organization who told httn next to mm in the cockpit. Von skin." Tlicy offered him as a m an Hucnefsld, who went along aa obCounty for the same pcriml of time Tennot Dome, he said. to vote constantly *"** harassed by the knowledge his •f rvsr, aat behind themj [between "I was referrin g to Secretary 05.5 of the total." “ I am also in rvcclpt of inform* wife was dy in g and hi* hank fail­ gaa tanka f Bringing out the fact th at dc Fall,” Helms declared. “ I saw him tion th at a sum of money w ,s ing, a man w ith his world crashing Whiio a crowd of M v e n t hun­ llnquent taxes hear r. f about tho middle of Apr. Ho told to a newspaperman who o p e ra te d ^ about him, atrlppcd of h s reason dred soldiers on tho field'cheered, Penalty and th at tho collection of mo ho Would lie glad to consider a small paper to p rint wrong thing* the heavily-loaded piano 1 lifted jfpd doing anything anyone, or {& .* is as sure and certain a . proposition." Sinclair had aetunlly about me that would dam agu my gracefully from the fieljl after a imVc particularly Key, asked him i M r neCottc.r said lie could signed a lease n week before this, character. run of about a half milo and headto diV ’ . , , . ,, on Apr. 7. * Dlck\n*on, before the jury in his od westward V It gain#4 altitude Heims then returned to Fort argument, volleyed and thundered. steadily and after a few minutes W orth to confer w ith his company disappeared from view. All three and prepared a bid from the papers filers were confident they would however, ho learned of the Sinclair succeed in their veutura. lease. This was Apr. ID nnd he President Coigrave of the Irish prom ptly wired not only Full, but Free State shook hands with them also P resid en t H arding in protest before they entered the plane and agninst tho discrim ination.' wished them godspeed. O ther telegram s went to A ttor­ After weeks of reporta of mlg*. ney General D augherty, Secretary crable weather over - the Atlantic, of Commerce Hoover and Secre­ boring more than one the film * were greatly elated last ta ry of W ar Week*. Helms wns de­ Roberts Announces people heurd Governor John W. night when they learned that con­ m anding an interview with H ard­ Senate Candidacy INVERNESS , Fla., April 12^- ing. Martin defend hi* admlldltratiOO ditions aa far w est aa the raUFAthere l*»t night and ask for lantfc were perfect fur a trans At" Echols. Tamp* de­ C. Philips W. Roberts of Brevard (IN S )—Gu» activa representation for Florid* Untie tllgbi. . ---M ANATEE— M anatee County will face trial on a first County today announced his cun- tretive, murder charge In connec- testing grape culture on county In th e " United S ta ter - Senate. ' *’ Tire plane was wheeled from Ita didary for State Senator from the degree "For twelve year* Senator Tram­ hangar about thrwrtMrty A. M. death of Mm. A. experim ental farm . n7th. Senatorial District which tion with the < i • ---------------------mell has been around Washing­ and given a final Inspection. It waa found nude in an *otocomprise* Ih'inlnolf and Bn vnrd F. Carsell, f- LAKE W ALES—SUi* for air­ ton and has yet to make any move found to be In -perfect condition. Secretary E. J. Trotter today an­ mobile near lh port on Bartow road about mile toward tariff protection for your At dawn. Koehl and bia compan­ Uounlies. ‘ nounced that tho Chamber of Com­ oast of city to bo inspected. Mr. Roberts ia enguged in citrus ft. The Citrus « vegetables or federal appropria­ ions came On tbe field smiling and merce will have on important lunch­ (Continued on pag« 6 ) The Sanford Bhrino Club will growing and the banking business has returned a tions for new post offices." eon meeting at the Forrest Lnko m> i • script dance Friday night in Brevard County. He i l j n favor Governor Martlri declared in Hotel Friday at 12:16. Members of the Forrest Lake Hotel, accord- of a clean campaign, no mgd sling­ ^ E ch o ls is being held In 1*N tho city government and a number rummlng up hi* candidacy for Two Young Coupled here. He has not yet been ar­ ing and a»ks for support on W» fit representative tax payers of the seat now held by Trammell. raigned a* Shrriff in. O. Bow­ Drown In, Mill Governor Martin found hla aud­ past record. "If elected by the Sanford will bo presonL . • * den, of Citrus County. people of Seminole and Brevard * supreme court ruling prevent. k ' Mf. Trotter explained that the ience tho most erithuslaatlc of any WILMINGTON, D*i- April Counties to serve as State Senator, EehoU trial in regular count *«•purpose of . this meeting is for a he has encountered In recent weeks BRUNSWICK, Ga^ Apr. 12.— other, or killing ^ f . t . of xtr, Mando tempt to rob the Klngaland Bank, thorough discussion o f the delin­ and political leader* today expre*. (INS)—Two ypung couplea I promise I *" »'* one and all a don. He declare* that the detec­ ,,vjqv herwIf called tho plotter of quent tax situation Rnd to aid tho ed belief that , he will carry Her­ drowned In p mill-race along Democratic administration, sard. tive will have to b e / tried at a (IN S) The fate of Mrs. man io city commissioners in uny way pos- nando County by a comfortable Drive herg. during the n ig h t )dr. Bo|>«rts. ^ ice today found their autom special acMlott. sible to remedy tho piceent finan­ ma/>rity. The executive V*ft at •♦ • * ----- " 1 '■ The body of tho dead woman, cial problems thut face the muni­ noon for Orlando wjicrc h® *11 Baseball Meeting To when found, Indicated that *ho the hands'of‘a cipality. this morning. ‘been dead for P«rb»P* 't w 10 Plans’ for th- maintenance of tnc v Be Held A t a t y Hall had days. Daaitb-a*au)Ud. iraaa a bui- N e .y ird J c^ h J o iv W u . tcacbaA a t Municipal Golf Course are expected noon today after two hours de­ davg. Death-Aetultrd from a bul­ to be brought before tho meeting. An Important baseball meeting liberation. let entering just under her O thir matters of vital Importance will be held tonight a t the City eye. According 16 8 heriff B°w»> The case went to the jury fo l­ to the welfare of Sariford will be Hall at eight o’clock in orider to lowing the chargo of Judge Thom­ discussed by Chamber and City o f­ ascertain with what support the as,.begun when eohrk opened this ficials. ; . ‘ _ • _ local fan. are hacking the plaoa morning‘soon dfter b o’clock. Ar­ All member* Of the Chamber of guments of tho state und defense far the Sanford team. Commerce are ur**d to be preeent Mr. Floyd Palmer urges all who attorneys were completed In a a . well a* citixn* who are interest­ k*re taken ticket* to either be J»renight session yesterday, ending at ed in the ■olvlng Of municipal B o’clock. problems. K. • . , v , Mr*. Todd, accused with th n * PAW S. Apr; 12.— (IN S )—Alieged plots to assassinute K ing' Victor Emanuel and Prem ier Mus­ solini, of Italy, the form er re su lt­ ing in a bomb outrage in Milan which cost tho lives of 14 person.! were reported from Milan and lie rne today. . ^ , A Immb was placed in Place J u l­ ius C'nesnrev Mllnh, a t 10 o’clock jririKt-mnrn|pg ju st b e ftirc th c nr- Defense Counsel I John Martin Talks Faces First Degree Charge (W Murder Chamber Will Have Important Meeting At Friday Luncheon Fate Of Woman Wh o Aided In Killing Bank Gashierb P u t In Hands Of Jury �t A J * ; v ---------- q '- u . wm THB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. P'LOHTPA. WEDNESDAY. APRTL l l r 132S GE SIX . 40 inch Rayon Sport S atin'! 81 x 90 Sheets Figured Organdy Soft finished,. Spcfcixil in Light Shades slips. Regular 50c and G5c figured voile. Light and dark patterns Pemnnent Finish: Now Designs: 1•/•» yards for E xtra Special Per Yard. 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II.—(INSI — H a m I n H i s t o r y O f A r « « " I p ric . « r w i.ccw c.oh h » . x y W IU B e C o n d u c t e d b w n pn,d fo r meint* n,h|P* *n thc ire w e O T o A l f T a y l o r , CW«*id> stock exchange) on nc* « r G o v e r n o r O f S t a t e count of new rvjruintions adopted iv.a ; , t JO H NSO N C n % Ten*., Apr. 1 1 — (I N S )—In the h ills o f East.Ten* Lk l tonight,"Old Limber, veteran hunt, w ill lead Ida pock In Will probably b e the biggest ever bold. I t la th e fare■vetT hunt o f an old Southern v rontlem an, ".Uncle A lf" Taylor, form er governor o f the state, and the city la o verflow in g'w ith hia ; invited guests. '• “The Sage o f ITappy Valley*’ Is probably the m ost beloved of all UvinR Tennesseans and when the horns beRtn their ^calling tonight, •, _ HtateameiT, financiers, businessmen, farm ers, writers, lecturers, sports gjon. ne^ftPa^ . m ^ and £ Ti A M-« I ri tw in , tITie Popular F a by **“ Mchan* e to make lh* financinl cpntfr ° f the The firs t of the new, regulation* permitted person* not actively dealing in securities find who have no intention of appearing on the floor to trade in poison to hold memberships. The change according to direc­ tors of the exchange, was made necessary by broadening the.* func­ tions of tho‘board. F irst sale of non-nctive seats, a t the new reconi, was made to A r­ th u r C utten and Walcott Uinir, both prom inent independent opera­ tor*. . _ j-n ^ s a o P * ? 20i- Meiqbcndtips - ^----- Above, the ^aubel Entertainer*, below, Left, Gladys Faubel, In Char Thf^TThTcu'ro exchange has 21 .r> acter; Right, Scene from a Faubel Interpretative Sketch. members, as compared to the 1,230 Hounds Pure unadulterated, wholesome fun, novelty music, dramatic laUx More than 2G0 hounds have been | 100 membership in the “big board’’ pretatlona and a whirl of continuous and consecutive surprises make as trad ers call tin* New York stock liaseinbled here for the fox hunt, the unique entertainment given by the Faubel Entertainers one of the' and th e furry victim s will have exchange. Seats mi the New York i lively and popular feature* of the coming ltedpath Week here. Characters familiar to everyone are presented, and ao perfectly d« little Bleep when they arc released. exchange are selling at more than ! the Fauhels reproduce them that the character! themselves aeem actually N ever bororc have so many hunt­ 1350,000. "The new m lc is recognition o f ! to bo present on the singe. in g dog a been assembled in one the fact th a t n stock exchange is, | & pack «rtSf never before hnve so | m any potables been listed on the in a way, a civic institution us well ns a financial agency," C. T. A t ­ neither n'soclai nor economic prob­ lint. lem. izabethton Hunt Club is kinson, secretary of the exchange, _ the event, which has said. 'O n the other hand, o u r in ti­ "Purchase of memberships should • been entitled the "Old Um ber’’ fox m ate knowledge of India leads us prove profitable, of course, but the - httnU.in honor o f the veteran bound to believe th a t a selective process real significance is supjxiri of a that la to lead the pack applied to her applicants would add movement confirming Chicago ns « Uhcle A lf plans to retire after BOMBAY, India, Apr. II. a valuable contribution to the life ‘ th is hunt, and Old Limber will re- the financial center of the mid­ - - ( I N S ) —llestoration of American nnd culture o f,th e United S tates. west. The importance of having .tiro w ith the famous humorist nnd citizenship U> a large body of ‘‘Jit view of the effect of such ‘ lecturer. Both have felt the tighten - a large scale operator like Mr. Cut- Asiatics rendered homeless hy the discrim inatory legislation on racial ten directly interested in the local Ibg o_*•& th e muscles which comes operation of the Exclusion Clause relations throughout the world, we JiH'JsTa w ith old ago, but both are going to exchange cannot be overestimated. in the U. S. Im m igration Law is feel th a t it is otir duty to protect, Leading brokers arc enthusiastic have this on e last flin g with the . ”, , * , , , ; dem tiemunacd t a group of Aincriea«i4-against th e exchmlon' ela'uSesT andedJiv -------- ------As | mr-WT|-7rn^ - (.si(ll,nt in Im |iu. fires o f eternal youth burning with­ over thc plans bcing fimnjEd to X -iln ^ — 'I'*---- ^ ”■ American citizenn*in the Orient we CWcagO^yehnnge. ........... . ,,y „ , S t,ulley J(,nt.R in them.'* — feel) the grav est concern fu- the in ­ The penk of Dogat Knox, four "S ubstantial increase has been j Mt.3!)rs Maclelland nnd Buck, they ternational position of our country. mUes-frmn tho city, is cleared and made m the value o f shares hand* , haV(. ail(lri.H!lu<, an a|(pcn, t<1 s « I A Strong I’rotest of s ta te Kellogg urging a huge tent erected for the serving ksl through U Sa l, stree , one "So long a-* Congress does not l(, takl. ininH.(|ia „. Hte|., of w-barbecuc dinner at midnight of the brokers who holds seats here t; and in New York commented. to reiltl,n , Am,.ri, tan citizenship to , eiiuel reini dial legislation, both in tonight. ‘‘However, there is a world of the ease of small groups th at have | » Alec Shell, of EMzabethton, wide­ | the A siatics—about 45 in number ly konwn dog fancier, is in charge room for improvement, nnd we are i whose naturalization papers it is been disenfranchised and in the mattx r of oriental exclusion in gen- I o f tha.com m ittee which arranged m aking it as soon as possible.” alleged have been cancelled. Drawing Card era!, we cannot successfully r e - 1 the big meet. He said today that Were Naturalized One of the g ren trst drawing pudiiile the ehages of insincerity I visitors are here from five dif“ We believe,’’ the appeal says, ! in our national profession of equal- I cards of the midwest is getting _ferenfe -countries. new factories and enterprises; "th at 4 he cancellation of naturuli ity of opportunity. i .Scouting Expeditions brokers believe, is the ability of zution papers to those who in good “ IVe strongly iirotttst ag ain st thc Scouting expeditions made this faith have been •admitted to Am­ afternon rptumrd with the Infor­ I si Salle street to finance new pro­ erican citizen ship is an olit standing, discrim inatory clnuses, as we c&nmation that thc knobs are alive jects without recourse to money national wrong which has done in- r filer them a violation of good faith and international ethics, up affront w ith foxes, so there is sure to be reservoirs outside of Ciiieugo, I-a Salle street provides an outlet jii'y to Am erica’s inoral influences to (lie people of India nnd a source plenty o f entertainment when the and prestige in the Kant. ~ . : of deep racial resentm ent and a n ­ »n*-e.-4MV. * • for desirable legitim ate securities, ft bunt begins. " T h e r e s t n e t ion of i m m i g r a t i o n , tagonism .” and encourages new business to * U ndo Alf hits four sons, who is j u s t i f i a b l e provided it is u f a ir Arm the “Old Limber Quartette^* eomo here with an assurance it trip licatio n of th e fJ'JDU b a s is to : will be able to find credit o r cash (an .itla I. c e ll uk Ute .W ay‘to. famous as singers of Tennessee o r ie n ta l c o u n t r i e s to r e s t r i c t fmnii- . becoming the second grdd-produc­ folk songs, negro spirituals and near at hand," one broker | g r a ti o n from th o s e c o u n trie s to a ' ing country of the world. mountain hunting songs, and they mentcd„ will entertain the hundreds of guests around the camp fires to ­ night. • Uncle Alf is one of the few Re­ publicans who have ov'er been elect­ e d governor of this state, serving from 1920 until 1922. lie comes from one of the best known fam ­ ilies o f Tennessee. M issionaries Ask Citizenship To Be Granted To Natives u ltra 11.1 Thei 4 Aral I!.;', tit And })> t k i r.r R m g this complete automobile show into yo u r own home. national autom obile show s in N ew York a n d C hicago w ere too far aw ay for m ost A m ericans to attend. B u t by clipping the coupon below, you can bring a re p resen tativ e autom obile sh o w into y o u r home. A t th e sh o w s G e n e ra l M o to rs e x ­ hibited a com plete line of autom obiles — "a car for every p u rse an d purpose. ’ T J 1 Unique Golf Event, Telegraphic Match, Set For September .4 ' ft,, t r ' t ---------1. ; MIAMI, Apr. 1 1 . — (IN S )— America’s most unique golf event, I golf •tournament wilt be held September 1, 2, 3 and 4. Unlike | “ anyr other tournament It will be played aimultaneounly during the | four day* on golf course* through* out the United States and Canada, player* telegraphing their *corrs at tho end of each day’s play to control hcadquartcro where pairInga (Or the next day will la- re-1 .. telegraphed to player*. Thwt.qualify^ig round which is expected to attract u field of [ about;, 3,000 players will be the ’> week -otarting Monday August- 0 and ends at midnight. Sunday, A ugust 12th.. Match-medal play will start Saturday, September -Let.’* — Qualifying Score* All qualifying score* must be | turned.in,to be received at Nation­ al headquarter* of th? Forty I Thieves, National amateur golf [ association, sponsoring thc tour. nament, not later than midnight | o f A ugust 18th. Every player in the qualifying round "will enter one o f the aix flig h t^ ,Which will be divided into lG-tdaya* wing*. In each wing, qlayers will be paired o ff accord­ ing to their medal scores and thc winner of each bracket will play the winner of the bracket below him as in Match play. Medal scores will be counted only. To equal­ ise ploying-conditions, an arbi­ trary -bar o f 70 will be used and playery handicapped according to th« p a r'o f the course on which Hey nre playing. ‘S J)'. Unique Event The ,.tournament is unique for (Jie reason that matchcd-meda) ulay bas never been followed in a rturnament of this magnitude bo­ or* and also because all play will » directed' by telegraph. During ha tournament a payer in .Ban *KMelsco may be playing a n ’V i •olfer In , New Ybrk, and neither j wins ontU h* rerive* by wire from the arjtrol station. STUART—New Dixie Highway h « * to S t L ad* County Une 1 H E T hey are the quality cars of their respec­ tive price classes. T hey range in pricea t- th e - f a c to r y from $495 to $5,500. T h ey include 89 m odels of every type a n d kind. T h e y e m b o d y im p ro v e m e n ts tested and proved at G eneral M oto rs’ P roving G round, w hich, t o g e t h e r w ith the R esearch L aboratories, is m ain ­ tained to assu re co n tinuous progress. re A car fo r every purse and purpose Wontrip! Worittear!Wontsag!New, patentedwebbingbeltintheHanes$ ' T h e G en eral M otors cars are briefly described below. T he new m odels offer m o r e perform ance, m o r e com fort, m o r e beauty than e v e r b e fo re in a u to m o b ile h is to ry . A It havfe 4- w h e e l b ra k e s . A l l closed bodies a re by Fisher. A l l hav e D uco finish. A ll are built; of q uality m aterials. A nd for their co n venient purchase G en eral M o to rs h as prQvidedJhn^m***i«TrMriTrr777VQsf-(^ SAMSONBAK UNION SUIT CHEVROLET. 7 models, $49? to $715. B iller and better than ever before. 4-wheel, brakes. Longer wheel bow. Still more power- t fui engine. Luxurious Fisher Bodice. Sho^k absorber springs. New bood. New Duco colors. New Instrument panel and other improvements. ALSO truck chassis: fj-ton, $395. l ton, $495. PO N TIA C. 8 models, $745 to $875. The lowest-priced quality "six.” Improved from radiator to tail-light. For example: 4-wheel brakes, new GMK cylinder head, increased -power, locking device, more luxurious Fisher Bodies. Finished in Duco in new colors. OLDSMOB1LE. 7m odels,$92Sto$1085. Kutirely redesigned by General Motors, the new Otdsmobile has earned the title of "The Fine Cor at Low Cost." Longer, roomier, more powerful —mnd the lost word in styling. Fiebcr Bodies. 4-whcel brakes. OAKLAND. 9 models, $1045 to $1375The All-Ameiican tiix. Advanced engineering and precision construction. Longer, lower end more beautiful. Bodies by Fisher. Every con­ venience. 4-Whecl brakes. New Duco colors. Harmonic balanyer. CADILLAC. 20 models,$3295 to $S500. "What." Geueial Motors asked last year, "can possibly be done tu improve Cadillac?" Thc result is einbixlied in the new model* now on display, representing the high-water mark of Cadillar's long history. Sumptuous bodies by Fislict and Fleetwood. 500 color combinations to choose from. DU1CK. 16 models, $1195 to $1995. The largest value in Buick’s famous history. Beautiful low bodies by Fisher. Getaway like an arrow from a bow. Vibratioulrss be­ yond belief. Famous 6-cylindcr "Vulvcun­ bend" engine. Sealed-in chassis. La SALLE. 16 models, $2350 to $2975. This beautiful car was designed as com­ panion car to Cadillac. Has V-tvpc 90 de­ gree 8 -cylinder engine which has made Cadillac the standard fine car of the world. Built in Cadillac factory. Continental in appearance. {Allprices F. O. B. a t th e factories) FRIGIDA1RE—The Electric Refrigerator. General Motors lias applied the processes whirh have made tlic a u t o m o b i l e available to every family, to the production of electric refrigerators. Frtgidairc is the refrigerator made by General Motors and it it now th# world's largest selling product in its field. DELCO-L1GHT Electric Plants. Provide the conveniences and labor-saving device* of the city for the larm. Electric light and power plants, water pumps, etc. Used i« mote than a quarter-million humet. CLIP THE C O U P O N See thc specially. knitted panel at thc centre of tho back? Good-bye ripping, tearing, sag­ ging, Tbut S a m so n oak feature stops it. Go around to your dealer’s,. H a v e u tug-of-war with h im on u I I anms S a m ­ so n da k Summer Union Suit. Do a Zbyszko. Hear back. Just try to tear that belt. Try to rip it away from tho body of thc union suit. Pull, yunk, stretch it. You cun’t wreck it with your hands', so you won’t by wearing or washing it. No rubber in it at all! EE S M arkon the coupon below the General M otors product or products th at you would like to see. Check all o f them , if you wish, for the illustrated catalogues are so detailed to form a dhow in them selves. In your ow n hom e you may examine th e whole General M otors line, point by point,, at your leisure. With the cata logues w ill i)fc*4ht free a little book entitled “Principles & Policies.’’ You will find it unusual reading, for it takes you behind the scenes and shows just what General M otors is and what it is doing to continue to m erit public goodwill that b e lt ? N o question about com fort, long s e r­ vice o r happy fit.- F o r that belt m e u surcs th re e -q u a rte rs of thc way aro u n d your w aist — everyw here th ere’s any strain, any pull, u n y « bending. T he whole idea is patented —found only in the - H anks so n h a k . $1 n ev er b efo re bought so much w ear und com fort! P. II. H A N K S K N I T T I N G Winston-Salam, N . C as l.soh for l i e I U nb* S uisoniuk laoti orferr bay. '/'hr crnlrr rrrn'ea of thr S amsonbak bait Is in light bier to htlp iJraiifieaiioa. // . year dealer hasn't it, write as direct. Other jm M O T O RS styles in Hanks full-cut athletie union suits priced at (rum 85c to $1.50 the garment. CLIP THIS COUPON I I ancs G e n e r a l M o t o r s (D e r * . College Combination/ ' Y « i i | b s a e v e ry w h e re e re • e lk u iie s lie e k e e t th e mow I l t i . i i C eileie O eableeliene. Fell-aver ehuts, Sel-keit or Bniss rib. Sheen espertly ie iibtd Inr perfect S t eeS ceeila r i. M ■de e l b re e S e le lh . "'•»> m e eed i e e ' efceeke. ie popular eelered pie • trip** in * M e i n e lr l p e t . KrinS Iren Mk le I t per tine ret. >n 9*tr. - a t pay oU Jftdoo to p h , your Illustrated the particular General M oton product or kad at di« l l |k l —together with your booklet OAKLAND b u ic k LaSALLE A d d re sk C A D IU a c f w o o ja ir b DBLCO-Linu �• i ’ # V n . t Ml'idUVO 1 «|« Tnr AANroim tieralp, ^antorp*. h .qriiu, Thursday, ahuli2, toga PACE T tm E B 40 inch! Rayon Sport Satin 81 x 90 Sheet, Soft finished, Special Uegulai* 50c atui 55c figured voile. Light and dark patterns 3 yards. remanent Finish New Designs; U in Light! Shades . for slips. E xtra Special ; Per Yard. yards ijLU^L.Spooiul------ -Uoyul-&>c iety4>aek-a#e o2 Inch Tissues Large Size Towels ( Bath) All shades Plain* inches fast colors: Plaids and chocks. 2 Yard for w id e. M a id s " W h i t e U n i f o r m G o o d s . Assorted Pieces • (2nd Floor 4(1 1 yds. Special 2 for Dimity, 10 inches wide d I luck Tow el Boyg’ Sport'SOiCkt^::: 75c and $l*OQ Values ■2 pairs for Men’s Fancy .I4»>le7SQi3kB Aprons (2 m! Floor) Donbl Figured Voiles Small Prim X to 14 yeurst V •' cnlpied Prints. Special *Y Ladies’ Brassieres Vciile colors* All sizes (2nd Floor) t t w t Children’s Dresses Corsets and Girdles Figured Voile Figured Organdy -------- r . - ^ th . 1 i 2 pair-jfor Children’s Bathing Suits Fast colors New Figures and Floral Designs Mi inches H a yards for Union Suits (Second Floor) Children’s Lingerie 'V •. Men’s Work'ShirtsL^n •'“* '* -■...ST Gowns,,'LJIoorncrs andPajamas. Plain u hi(e and culm ed border, 5 fur Outstanding ■T-.V' Dress S h i r f e v Union Suits !2 Inches fast colors l^hocks and figures 3 yards lor Specials for Friday and Saturday SLOP Value Special Hose,*' Ladies’ chid on rinted Linen Boys’ Union Suit$ “ ATflTlOs liiV' to Printed designs All fast colors 3 yards for Special Shpak gee: last col­ ors. Light and dark shades al­ so white. Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs r . - . . .I-— -+* .* *■, »r i-it’ i— * t *■***’ * ^Ih - - -,M 75c Value, 2 for t t it t Ladies’ Purses Evei\FSst Si\iting Boys’ Wash Suits Boy’s lin ts jjem in •colored »< * leather and suede. Itegular $1.95 '’vnlties: Special Plain Rayon Voilep Underwear Rayon Skirts, Teds, Bloom­ ers, Brassieres and Step-ins Ever Fast Gingham Pajamas Voile and Ray­ on Some lace trimmed. Each Piece • Fast , colors, .. ^ *2 *•to 8 years, $1.75 value Men’s Underwear M e n ’s ; F a n c y - Handkerchiefs in Light Color* 35 inches wide, per yard Ladies’ Haiidkerdh iefs Plain Hcnistitchcd and • -i hajn<l:etnl#oiiJcrfcd Lin­ en.’ 'Some white: .some colored.* Five for. ---- - It. ' . .... Value's HdV to . .‘fti-W TT”* .Special Figured, checks and plaiiFColorS. 2 yds. for Lingerie Cloths ’*■ ■ iU * i X mmu o >.«»* >»»* « x .M liJ.C iaiu u d y Ladies Voile and Plain and Check All light shades 3 yds. (Second Floor) $i.ou oir Batiste 4 ' ..S Gowns and* T( Lace Tintmed Ladies’ HCu^e D ru ses Men’s Golf Stockings . $1.00 Value for Boys’ : ’ •. - * ^ r . . iw, ywrU * V aluo' $1.50 Specjal Fuat Colors Ail sizes twit CJ T H o u .o a n a N o th in g - • r �P A G E FQTTR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 192R V ili T C T B FB n Ai STORAGE CO. K xprri Plano moving, llaulinc, ’C rating, Shipping. rJ*ht; Cowboy Prince Ml Mlh **•>*■> ni snnl..rU.- I lnr *>1 Worn' •*,« tirmir, >»• =r. M > A Hi Ilit- i<„, f Hu nti(, ni'd* , • I Hfi Hf**r*| . *>b\#! IlUf.I.VMi )., UbiAN_ ... »* H*iu mid ukno _____ ii y m». O u. ItAT IIS TktM M<»a«Pp.,* * * .' •■ •"""H i* «• ■'1 VkV' i w i t f c * *** lk ( 1 c r e a li •?'frr. wniM. TW X. N. «. W w la Ft.H/tu %rt|k«a< tpt^fhh I. A P R IL 12. B IB L E F O lT TolbV Y W A R N IN G . t o m eddlers i, t h a t pksseth by, and mcedlcs * With *trifo bolpnging no t to him, 1 like oti9 t h a t tik c th a dog by th * nor*.— F ro vc rbs 2(3:17, P r* y e r:4 -H c lp us, Lord, to be tr u e peacem aker* even although B uffering nioy follow thereby, for th p y shall bo called H ie children o f God. What chance, wc ask you in all sertouaneas, has a C hautauqua, with ir bank trip l in session? . . I l.r ___ T^T * Mid u ^ • The tlth h n t of Jam es C arina k itty in question, says the Home Niiwspnper^ rcjxtrtcd the othei* tiny that the Prined of Side Track Facilities excited the risibilities of stead Leader. < union F; j;tU in | had suffered two more fuiis in' « point to point race have Phone $SC 200 N. Maple Avc some of the new spapers in the glider the fcld m an’s skin, nil ii-fh: tammi y\|.rr> near Buxton. These two, the despatch continued brought state hut th e n ’ is nothing humor-- *—^Orala S tar. •his total for the year up to ten and for his equestrian career ous about Jim Carson. He is a acker Hoy who knows his cow Sunford H fiald in th eir Wodnesup to twenty-eight. And now we expect some wise-cracker G feed and he will wake them nil jiny__pu ia graph* wanted In know If t Hton J. Mou^liicn again to remark it*s a good thing the Prince hasn't taken OULbefore lie w”-nd.i up'ttto lit He D oyis C arlton could—hrnf)7"'Tifl\' ball of y arn.—Kustis Lake He jip aviation, ___ r— -irr* * • ___ ^ . to S n n frn l.-H e did? Well, Architect ---— Wo hnve-hcirrrf^fl^dfiinion expressed that the Prince ttion^ w«.will any he did ami more than ■ Kirs* Nat*: Hank BM . thut, he proved th at figures don’t ; j ■ehould-laVe lessons in horsemanshij), indicating the belief that Sanford, Fla. lie. Mr. Carlton will receive u] the Prince does not know much about horses. The opinion h earty r.c tp lh n i when he ttpeaks seems to prevail that the Prince while riding along a wide and hero rh u rr.day. —E ustU l«aUc Ro* McLaulins gion. smooth bridal path, becomes excited, bounces up and down, ENGRAVING ql fries uncertainly from one side to the other uul finally * Dr. H athaw ay’* reply w ui nu re­ Diamond Mounting got*.*, down ip a heap at the horses feet. ply «l all. Sixteen y ea r old high' Jewelcra-Oplom elrUt As a m atter of fact, nothing of the kind happens The school hoys could have done a * 1 tVnlrh Im pairing Prince undoubtedly is as firm in the saddle as any man who Don’t fail to hdn^ Doyle Carl well,- Sam a»t,i Time::. rides as much as ho does.i, No m an :.could even attempt ton’s talk tonight. He i* the lead steeple-chasing and polo without being n first class horseman. ing eamliante for governor.—Sar- T hat candidate Carson is-a. bet. TUTl* h n ll.i ■ ^ r _ VI . ) JIIGGEIt^DAlKT*’! . When 1tlic Prince fallIs, he uoes so because in taking, a five­ nsotn Time*. Onc of- the funniest tcj- economist than the other ennC PhbfK-.^Ht , things whichhas dcikdoped out Hldnte for governor is shown by foot fence the horse 's ____ front ______ feet fail to clear, and horse and of this campaign is the large mini, the fact th a t In* em ploys one good Sweet Milk Sweety rider go hurtling through thrroe or four sonic.. the air . . turning . ___ her. of "leading" candidates. . ad w riter inrtwid of V d p zcn poor UutVeiv Milk* . saults and perhaps landing upside down m a ditch fifteen or -------- > , j pubticily w rit. rs.t-O rlo n d o Rvtwenty feet away. ■(* Mill. For IJiil.il ' P nssnl over a wonderfully nice, p o rter-St nr. ' Ah a direct result of such a situation, it seems onlv rea­ sonable to believe that the Prince would lie unhorsed. We be­ lieve that under similar circumstances, most r f our Ameri­ can cowboys would be unhorsed. And we further believe that our local sheiks and wise-crackers who love to joke about the Prince’s falls, would also he unhorsed. The fact that the Prince is seldom hurt is the best evi­ dence we know that lie is a good horseman. His twenty, eight falls have taught him to relax whenever tin- excite­ ment of a fall begins. He extends neither arm nor leg to save himself. He knows that in this way arms and legs arc broken. We believe it is said somewhere, "Bv their falls ye Mr. ( 'arso n ’s speech was th e m bit shall know them." And by Ids rails wo know the Prince*is sensational of the en tire campaign. Serious eharges ag ain st the*m or­ a cowbov. . ___ Our Specials avales —--- o------- Doyle ftirlio .i plans to s peak, in - Jacksonville F riday MTIglil. Thlit Is J th e holbc4 o f r o a d . building and Forest Week ’ B a th a w a y b in . J---- o-----The week of April ; T he u n fo rtu n ate tiling about D r. H&thaw a y in tlia t ho oxpectnl u a to tak* hin word ag a in st Mr. We now have, we believe, more “ weeks" for the y ear than we it a vc weeks, ami most of them are of little importance.] t C arlto n 's affidavits. * * $1:1.95, • • ■I $9.75 3 1 x 5 .2 5 $12.00 , Don't forget We sell Sunoco Blue Gasoline Same Price as ordinary Gas 9 x 12 \ \ i l t o n the III—I ,|liu lil' I It. ivariiKlM'U’-iini rcgul.ir price " '" ’ly j j i 5-Piece Enameled Breakfast Set cA?s siiwi. SI'EJ I \ 1^- s r . Airt;i-s t i n k r e c o r d Taxiiliuu must ben-1mil’ I lie Ia \ CARSON HURTING CA'TTS p n jir'k business. Then* is no way OCAI.A STAU out fur the tax p ay er unless he i . Hilling h> inuke a special effort nung grounu uaiiy. ro o ij a|1,oh yj. Carbon. Miami nllor- i logical nml eleuf col m anner which In sttnli taxes. , is about all th a t C utts will m.y ..poke to a fair-sited crowd makes an onpressn.n nil lus beat­ behind in his political cu- 0f Oralu people in city hull park ers. Ihs ambitiuii-. uf been m int Fandlies cannot lie raised nu -O rlando R eporter—S tar. S aturday lf'ght, in liis eandidney governor may n e 'e r be realised, scenery. T h en 1 m ust be payrolls, see ms to bo the concensus of f0r governor. Mr. Carson came into but in making the attem pt for i-.iw m aterials, and industry. All in a« expressed by 'ev ery the rnt-e late but he is allowing he money necessary to do need­ ta p e r 'in tho s ta te with 'the grnss lo sprout under b:s feet, lie that office lie is |MTfurniing a M-r ful things m ust lie expended, but do cxcuplion of our esteemed is m aking a tie ‘rough cam paign <d vice for the people nf th s state none (J-f ibe tax p ay e rs’ money wliich they shnuhl be g rn li’fid fur. ■ tho .morning contem porary, tl *• stole mid "bib* In- d'-vnto. p u t f _____0__ ___ of lii.A speeches t" Ins . platform , t ’lirllo”, H athaw ay anil f a l l s have should lie wasted. W astes and ex-; had considerable respect for wh', |, ts an mitlijie of tin- prin liven cuitceileil the strongest men travaganecs m ust not be to lera­ inionkif John Tem ple G raves ‘'iples and m easures he adm en les, in the rare up until this lime. ted. There can be no excuse for to r or the Jacksonville Jo u rd n o t c , his time principally tu Hathaway luui a ruiuntnniliitg lend the expenditure of public money ntil Me made the statem ent expos.,.g Sidney .1. C utts and In­ until a few weeks ago. but even for iimieeessary public service. ly tout the gubernatorial “ H'lm] '"t u 't h the r:’;-c track lii-, warmest, suppnrturs, ailniil in Every dnllu,. sp en t liy govern­ is between H athaw ay and u.leies^U wdh heavy n has been lo .n g ground s tra d il' ment must yield its t ue re tu rn j tA * 4* . . | .* *A'rf tm ru t * on Until tin* i*u«t on«l since D«> 1 fa rllo n began show uf service. It BWfins th a t he iiath a way ing up ii i gulurilii's in the road ing irt h is p ro g n o stie a ti.ig .--l Jm tll);,n ■ss here Mr. { arsini depurtinciu. It wouldn’t' lie aurLet the taxpuyor who is inter* ita TioK's. I t s betw een tho WJ.n^ j „ | , t|„, |ij:tu iy „f the roi .- pritdug to cc Ihit bn way drop from esled in good governm ent, in the o u r’ tMnit up to the jitescnt issue in Dade and llroward liigb or next to liigb place to eights of |trh l(tc properly, nml ’a an y Iwrtw » race. | counties and told lii ' hoarers im-.r fourth or lit Hi man in the race, who wishes to see the sta le go • r ° I he nnd Ids uncle, John Hryan of ( ’.arson in In. tuil.ipnUt'n and fvai'ian bien brought to oU|- at*, j , Lnudenlale, look the Initiative les i altitude in denouncing a ca n ­ steadily forward unduly burden­ l th a t eertain eon|;r*cts will ,.|1U|.y proceedings which even didate wlio stands fur hypocrisy ing its riiiM'iiN, endeavor to acquaint him self with the tax s it­ a n te d a t u meeting- of the m uRy term noted in a supreiue and debauchery, is h u rtin g old uation in bis sta le , county ami board .Saturday for the eon- cm l,-t deciitiou eulluw ing riu-e tract Sidney J. ( ’alts. He will cut into community to th e end th a t he may ion O ra now svhoo^ house ni gam bling in FlofldUk Hut. -stud the the 'Cults to te on the lower east he able to work w ith his elected of. track interests A p M iic n hus been cir* speaker, tlie race coast end most of tho decent five 's to prom ote an. efficient ami 1 w h ilh a»M th a t these col* iiave never given up hvt*e of au- people tvlio live Iu Dade, Urow­ economical governm ent: '‘Public be aw arded to Jvynl men. .cuying favorable leg.slation a t Till- an! and Palm llenelt counties and officers m pst In* made to Duns«mli has ahvayilr believed taliaasee tliat would logplize Iwd • •uppurt the business institutions lgle t.licir pnunise* uf economy in­ i with home nnd tcjxl cwntm etom , local labor-) ting in connection the scbools, the churches .and the dog racing' !“ in Florida and in looking civic clubs will stuml by Carson in to action and fact," saya the Tax ?a1 ^merchants, and ipers* in so far a s . ------ nViuinrl for a willing tool selected liix fight for m oiality and guoti Digest- in com m enting on this vi-ltd subject. rtlld p v patronixed. Sidne; J, C alls as th e ir candidate government. ^ __ n for governor Mr. Carson has su f­ W ith Cumuli cuttin g into the PLANT CITY— Extensive im* mveiheard sums dhuipprov. ficient docum entary evidence to C utts sli-cnglh and C arlton ham I rovenirnt made In packing house ' • the unprejudiced th a t •tiering op llath aw aj' ' in every Mr, Key h as changed hi*! lIlonv‘riu, t'i t»n Seaboard track ag e o p p o site 1 speech be luakelf, scntiinviH Is of guilty. Even hon-* ltov1,“ * ( linwl “ P wilh t,u ’ i uni Ewen hon-j IlnriH’r Lum ber Company here, j race p ac k gam bling crowd changing rapidly. It’s doubtful n au)iiire what they choose! ui'tl Ills “country hmuc ru b " th at Carson at this late duy van "honor among th|ave»‘* and Jplca, which is another way of cumo. into tju« cam paign \vltii n tHe man who “squeals" | saying “ law- enforcement or no', u local js/UtVuiu] become a real connot Quite ugrW* Vo that doc a-r you ploaso,” (a m aking Ui tlu rrfo r’tbu noniinatfnn, but hu L U ^ IN C P S i u bid fo r th e vot£ l of those, who oati prevent .Sidney J. C otta gal- QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER ’ *|a*ling. C ratin g Shipping. -i», uaj Storage■■■Gq-.t uL’a 1 hiiu« im. * . m ") ■ Sim m om Bed Simmons Spring. Simmons Mattress * Walnut Finish Dresser For Tax Reduction ’ ajui fu rc rW I “'spoakor. He docs ‘ . i«h taduJjM jin fUiwtry Isitguag i ' bu t d rivJB *nhie hi* P "in t\ In i i 32x4 f $8 75 3 3 x 4 U "■ noix“Tile loss U'hieh h a s attended our carelessness and e x - ! i Ken- J travagance as to timber would he staggering, could it by** ! accurately computed and presented for consideration. Mr c., “ Nor is tlie i a -torai of and care for our forests l)ccmtse ;i> t<> wh H 1,1 i of the money involved tlie only tiling to he considered.' g"vcr■mu**^1 Those competent to know tell us that our rainfall and our I the hd® r i r S f e ' ’-to 31x 4 ■' al ch aracter or Mr. C alls were made. These were not hurled, a fte r tlie m anner of the resounding "in to r. but were vioccd calmly and fluently. Carson is a speaker of ability, but p refers thn met bods of the b a r ris te r• rather, than those tlln iR oUl h,H Forest Week, however,—and the President hits asked the .... , governors of the various states join him with sim ilar 1() |',ql('n‘. proclamations—should- see some good accomplished. imbib-itn Florida’s present tim ber business as compared to our thing r.,i gund |o th e r industries and the m a tte r of tourist intertuinm eut i s • *’V cham-i 1 w0 small, hut it at one tim e occupied a very impot-ffimt place i "tratir " in the alfnirs of this state. We now have many acres ofi v''r y .*,,r null cU^~°vcr htttd. By the process of re-forestation these lands. fs'OVl could he restored to their form er luxuriant grow th and the lth ' ", J S J timber business could he revived. lUlnty can "Florida’s tim ber in d u stry ," says the Tam pa Times, ticket. it were "is still a valuable one, though not comparatively as vain- limn v«i rnor, able as it was only a few years ago. It can he brought hack al- w»(j6tjirei von. most to its original value by core and industry. It should lurge c« be brought hack. There a re no telling how ninny thousands «»f ivnlo unt.v of acreft of land there are in Florida u ilif h are not well* r of suited for any other put pose hu t which could he made of Guvcrn g re a t value were tin v used in an intelligent effort to produce! '!' ,s poo- frr Tires T his d r w s r r m -Hh re g u la rly fur frt2.ru) nml a guuil valito ut th e regu- $ 2 2 .5 0 Walnut Finish Crib This Sim minis crib is like cut except llvit h |,as cane lianel. It has drop side njed a beautiful llnish. ^ S P E C I A L .. , _ ... A startlin g feature value — this d-picce set sell* regularly for $13,50 just ns Jou see it. Simmons Simmons Bed Famous Gracclinc atylr v illi panel mil a (inlsbcd in walnut (one, Two-Door Refrigerator Wo utfer stffi :ai fi.n:ill irig eeato m sim ilar Mo except th at ice chamber i ns from top insiend , of front i r j r* SPBC’tAL 2 b I / , n Gate-Leg Tabic I hi% large table is suitable either for living rc.’fvii or breakfast room. It »oeu>a in brown mahogany Simmons Spring; of gitarantcc-d link lah rir —helical siming ends. Will not sngi-' Simmons Bed Mattress 15-pound weight u( pure co tto n .felt—in fine art ticking. • • G ilbert - McG riff FURNITURE COMPANY Occasional Table This hplrttdid *oble cornea, in u beautiful w alnut finlah and n jll look good In \ i i - th* beat of homes. a /» * HCKClAI ' - r y a > lD • . ja e. ORLANDO, FLORIDA' c f lu u y ii st. • TBLB it io n e s u e Dsfi.,-shed chairs " rrr “ m*»bejr of the e unfiniohed tdioo . these unfinished . U hltdum GiJUs suitahWil a r . i , fast room I > - i l IL �I4 ' u -* .1. ■ PACE FIYB / L T1IESANF0KI) HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, APRIL 12,1928 Breaking Business LUXURIOUS HOME DOES SCIENCE \6cial A n d Personal Activities Record In Stocks Has Resulted In IS TENDERED FOR 3 ENRICH LIFE? PRESIDENTSJIS P fflc e T e le p h o n e 1 4 8 M R S . F R E D , S . D A I G E R , S o c ie ty E d ito r R e s id e n c e Social tlendar T e l. 3 7 . Mrs, Wilson’s Guests Mrs. David Thrasher _ JJnjoyiBPfdge Party EnfeTHUnsAt Bridge. - . _____ *_____ | * ~ T e s t a t e ‘B e lo n g in g T o D e tro it future will see many days in A n d S a v a n n a h M illio n a ire May Be Used Ah Coolidge's which shores for tho day will run Summer WhiteHouscChoico between 1.000,000 rtrnl 5,000,000. A few mouths ago a “3,000,000 Wa s h i n g t o n ] Apr. 12 . share day" was out of the ordin* ment. Before the w ar a "1,000,000 — (IN S )—One of'.- the most lux share day’’ was out of the ordni- urious country estates in Amcriary. :, \ * ,*-, bn will become the Summ er White Several days In tely tho m arket House if President Coolidgo ac­ total f"r a single dny passed* tho cepts the invitation #of the city of 4,000.000 mark and one dny It al­ most reached 5,000,000. Thbse big Snvnnnah to spend his vacation in days naturally )m t n severe xtroin southern Georgia. In ,a n effort to bring the P resi­ ori the brokers as well ns pn tho *taffs of assistants in th eir o f­ dent to the henrt of tho old South fices. At times the brokorngg con­ for the sum m er the estate of cerns faced the serious th reat of u breakdown of th eir complicated Howard Coffin, D etroit nn Savan­ nah millionaire, on the island off clerical system. They were not or­ ganized to meet the burden of the Southern Georgia coast has been offered. Shunted on nn is­ such.trem endous business. land three miles wide and nine Not Enough Clerks miles long this cstato offers re ­ Kelt her the Exchange nor Its markable facilities for riding, equipped to efficiently handle 4,* golfing, hunting and fishing. 000,000 share days. When shares In the game preserves nre hun­ member firms are a 1 present dreds of deer and hirds, Privato ran well over tlm 3,000,000 mark fishing grounds where m ay be on u single day the tickers In the captured both snlt nnd fresh various offices ran from ten to w ater fish are found on the island th irty minutes behind in recording nnd vicinity. the sales .that were being made on An Old Tradition the floor of the exchange,__J iv in __Ther.-ik an .uM tradition -in the though nn abbreviation' sjxtem south which re ,uires the carrying was in effect on the tickers they out of a curious rite in connection ntill ran behind. The Exchange, with deer hunting. Should the however, is constantly working on hunter pot his first deer i t is tr a ­ tho problem and are m aking head­ ditional that his face and clothing way. One of the suggestions thnt m ust be smeared with its blood. hns been advanced in to • inaugu­ If he misses his first show the rate a five-day Week. This would hunter must suffer the hum iliat­ permit the overworked office ion of hnvnig his sk irl tail cut off. staffs to catch up on Saturdays. W hether, should the President Nothing Ims been done nbout this deride to sum m er off the Georgia coast, he would carry out this old suggestion. The clerks, although worked nl ami honored right wns a quetsion most to physical exhaustion, are his prospective Savannah hosts em erging from the recent cknos raid most be decided by no other with fa t hank nccounts. They than the White House spokesman worked night a fte r night for himself. Another islntul estate offered is weeks and drew substantial re ­ that of Henry Wnlthuur, a Snvnnmuneration in ovcr-tinie. mh millionaire, which offers v ir­ tually ns elnhorntc facilities as the Road Association To t'offin place. Hold Annual Meeting E ither estate, the President was informed recently by a delegation DBS MOINES, In.' Apr. 11. 'f Savannah citizens, offers a —(IN S )—The sixteenth annual ieep wnter landing place for the ■ m ention of the United States Mayflower, the presidential yacht. - ’ood Roads Association will meet Savannah nlso. is preprred to fu r­ in Ik’s Moines Mny 38 to June 1 nish the president with a seago­ with one of its principal objectives ing yacht, sufflcierity large to per­ promotion of sentim ent in the in- mit cruising in YVest Indian wa­ tf-rCst "f an addition to the presi­ ters. A E laborate Facilities dent's cabinet of a secretary of E laborate , , likewise ighwaysj were offered to ‘ (lie newspnper The program of the association .ilso embraces consolidation of all correspondents, p h o t o g r nphors ■oa*l building nctivitois of the fed- and others who will accompany rnl government under the bureau the President on his summer va­ cation. *f public roads. All except the President’s im­ Eleven governors already have accepted invitations to attend the mediate fam ily and sta ff would be convention, several of whom will quartered on the mainland, several appear on the program . Many of mites from the islnnd, in large ho­ "he state executives will head tels. Collector of Customs M. O. .argo groups of delegates who Dunning, r f Sav---ir.h, one of (Ian to journey to Des Moines in •hose who u . ..cr* il the invitation, .-'"tor enravans. said th at the press would be fu r­ The governors who have noti­ nished with a number of scuplnncs fied Major J. A. lloulroe, llinn ind s]>yr*l liUUU to Hum inunieutu ''ji: f»*H*v»aL of- ’ *o the White Hnuso nnd that i.Tie association, who hns establish­ nowr.pnper correspondents would ed headquarters here for the eon* have the use of a sea-going yacht. -ention, of their acceptance are: Snvannnh citizens planned .* to Bop p. P au len .. _lian au s; J . K. -hrrnlsh the W h ite * House with Erickson, M ontana; A rthur G. 1(-mpernture chart? to show thnt •rlie, North Dakota; Finn D. •-vcn in mid-summer mild w eather ..tiupspn, Kentucky; John G. Rich­ result chiefly of the Trade 4'inda, ards, South Caroinia; Adam Me* Mowing across the sen nt this Mullen, N ebraska; Uihb Graves, is maintained On the islands, ns a Unhaina; H. 11. Horton, Tnm es- point. This vicinity is free from •ee; W, J. IIulow, South Dakota; hay-fever, according to Public Harvey Parnell, Arkansas nnd Health authorities. ohn llm r.iniIt, of Iowa. COLLEGIAN YV1NS BRONZE TAHLER FOR TAMPA -------“ •, NEW YORK, ,1 — .. . ~ ...... Apr. 10, The members of the Fortnightly _ (IN (IN S S )—Many )_ Mnny. new ncwf milu 0nnlroa Britlgc Club were most dchglltfally J j,BVc nm(je through the counentei*tnin)l Wednesday nt bridge try —and in Wall Street, too—as n luncheon as the guests of Mrs. result of the spectacular rise in •THURSDAY nr, mvcUqg i ° f . Co!.' Theo* David1L. 'fh rn sV p at her home on prices during the recent run of osavolt'Arixlllniy No. three San fond Avenue. record-breaking 3,000,000 and 4,J. p. W . V, will bo hold at Bowls and baskets of exquisite 000,000 share a day m arkets on hock at, tihenfer’* Studio, pastel tinted spring blossoms wpre the New Y'ork Stock Exchange. tr t,' “ MelropnlltAn S ingers’’ arranged about the spacious liv­ [tertninm ent recital" by An* George Briggs Buchanttn, who ing room where the enrd tab lesn ad Jpbqll, a t 3:30 o'clock. has been a member of the ex­ been placed. Luncheon was served |tm iqun, *'C[ilmcs of Bril* at the card tables which • were change for alm ost a q u arter of a it 8:00 o’clock. overlaid with dainty hand’ made j century, says th at more than 300 FRIDAY covers and centered with silver ncw millionaires wcie made all Ikdha I/)dgc will m eet a t 7:* baskets filled with blue lnce flow­ over tiie United States. How many bek at tho Odd Fellows llnll ers, tnrkspun nnd stoksin, fcc Basket ' Wnll S treet men ran tlrfir p rofits The afternoon hours were quickly ISnllie H arrison C hapter of vip into a million or moPp is prob*‘ spent with the gnmes of duplicate I.R. will hold Its regular lcmutieni. The significant thing and when all the boards had-.her n lg Friday April 13th nt the about the big boom m arket which played, scores were totaled and it of Mrs. F.M. Davison nt .*1:30 was found th a t the prizes, black started on March 3 and ran on for with a board m eeting immoire chintz hand paint.) 1 card weeks was,- however, that tho gentely preceding i t / (aide covers*hnd been won by Mrs. • nil public participated in it m ore I. M attie (i. Face will enter* George A. Do Coties and •Mrs.- ‘hail it has ever done before. |ic Ilqok I.ovcra Club a t 3:30 "The public took the m arket Frank Miller. nt her home 714 Oak Avc. away front the tug operators in Covers were laid for Mrs. George Wall S treet," was the assertion Iford Shrine Club will give a A. I)e Cottos Mrs. George D. llis- ->f Buchanan, who ha*. observed (t Hotel F o rre st ta k e nt 0:00 Imp, Mrs. h. L. Roumillat, Mrs.j 1 t rend of the m arket since l's Club of Holy Crons KpisH arry H. Iwwis, Mrs. Donald P.| f,,, ),c forxr. such glamoruus fig* Ifrnmmorul, Mm. Frank 1 MtltCT, .res as the late Russel Sage and ^Church will m eet a t\ 7:00 Mrs, W. J. Thigpen, ami Mrs. E. H. Hnrrimnn dominated it. Sisters Bridge Club a t tlie P arish House, Thrasher. itauqun, “ Tile F aubles" Im* Public Takes Purt . Has Morning Party Intiort entertainm ent a t 3:30 In Buchanan’s opinion, the treluemjtms listing of. stocks from all , One of the loveliest social nl’ over the country and tin- pnrtidpa* [itauqun, "Sm ilin’ T hrough" fairs of the week was the morning tion of the public from coast to at 8:00 o 'clo ck .. bridge party and luncheon given j SATURDAY coast in the m arket have mnde It Wednesday by Mrs. M. S. W iggins impossible for any group to m ater­ |drcn’s Story Hour at Library when she entertained the members ] ially influence tho Wall S treet o’clock. of the Sisters Bridge club at I In- 1 m arket except in* a tem porary Jinn Music Club will meet Hotel F orrest Luke. «ny. tf, o'clock at the Studio of Mrs. The curd tables were spread for Many of the ncW millionaires S. Munson on M yrtle A vc- play in the draw ing room which irinind the country had bought had been beautifully decorated I • ertain stocks early nnd ljeM itauqua, Concert, Cnsford with a lovely assortm ent of Spring them while they wer. going up. Company a t 3:30 o’clock, flowers. A fter an exceptionally playing ■« less conservative game hauqun, Cnsford Concert Co., interesting game of progressive than soon- of the experienced Wnll rturc “ The Old Town in n bridge, scores were milled and the Street traders who were constant­ Vorid, Charles II. Plnlten* prize, silk hose was awarded Mm . ly anticipating n- reaction. HowFloyd Palmer. • vor many of the so-called “big A t one o’clock a tem pting six MONDAY fellows" are credited with henvy tauqun, "M agic and Mys- •oiirse luncheon was served. The \ innings.They include John J. ilnrdoni Co.t nt 3:30 o'clock, daintily -appointed iuncheon table Rnxcnb, of New Y'ork, the genera' jtauqun Comedy, "Tommy" was centered with a howl of corn Wot; rs’ official,• A rthur Cutton of flowers, snap dragons, pink roses, o'clock. :'tii‘-agu; Michael J. ("M ike") i D aughters Class of the blue luce flowers anil white daisies Meehan, of N ew . Y'ork; Fisher st Church will meet with combined with asparagus ferns. At Brctheis of D etroit; William C. C. Cameron a t her home either side of the central decoration Durant of New Y’ork; the Du* were slender green tapers in silver l Third Street. mints of W ilm ington Del., and a holders. The places of the guests TUESDAY number of floor traders on the ■ Department will ui'-et at were marked with ra n is in the New Y'ork Stock Exchange. lock for rehearsal o f club forms of pretty girls carrying Experienced observers declare l 3130 o'clock the regular m iniature parasols. Cuveis were laid for Mrs. Ernest Hint iht- m anner In which the i session will be held nnd "untry bought stocks showed o’clock a program of Bach llousholder. Mrs. Floyd Painter, oiu-lusively the unbounded optiwill be given by Mr. A ir Mrs, Braxton L. IVrkins, Mrs. P e r­ r y Me in, Mi:. Ralph Wight. M m I utjsm "f the well-to-do and prosof Hollins College, ‘•'iius people everywhere in the ■nt Teachers .Association of M. S. Wiggins, Mr-. William Moot,DOTS AND STRIPES 'u ture juii“|ieriiy of America. uior High School will moot Scott and Mrs. H e n r y Wight. Market Too Big Tin* compose idea i< cleverly rarlo o'clock a t the Junior High nrd out in fft is strjmhtlmr (roik lor ( Ill Kt’ll ClIU l.F. MEETS t'omim-nthig on thu fact thnt giili and juniors. The (rout of the he Wall Street market has beBeription Bridge p arly at 8:00 On wcibu-stflftj* aflernno'n the reg­ blouse e> • ut away and linisbrit wpli iiiihlug th a t it hns got out of at the W oman’s Club for ImihIs wbirli are cut in one with the pnefit of the Building Fund. ular meeting of the Jenny Spauld­ iiinlerfacings Medium sice requires he tillr,its of eertain cliques. Hubaiiun exressed the opinion that Braxton Perkins. Mrs. David ing Circle of tlow Fir. I Baptist IJ 4 ’ yards .Vi-inch dotted ami \'/i ot the imin who m anipulated the ildwell and Mrs. W. A F itts Church was held alt the home of Mrs. J. A. Strange. The meeting Miss l / n a lb-lle Hagan, who has 'he Mirci-hsfuul operators now are jstesscs. sic D epartm ent of the Wo* was presided ovi r by the rhairm au been spending the E aster Holidays n't th men who manipulate thMrs. W alter Sl'cideitmire. In the here with la-r parents .Mr. and Mrs m nket but the men who figure Cluti will meet at 3.00 absence of tin* Bible teacher Mrs. L. I*. Hagan, lias returned to Tnl iut liow it la going to move.. : at the club bouse. In tin A braham :, tie was 4a-ha^tnrAvhcrc—:lurT-trilLr rcium u ■^A Fhyrh-W -F»oil,--*M -tfnttrrrM r — WEDN’CaDAV--------- conducted by SD?7 I T T Ware her studies at Fioridn S tate Col* Russel Sage lind Jay Gould could Ilia T urner Circle of F irst Following the social hour, the m eet­ i-e tho m arket as it has been go[st Church will m eet Weiim-s- ing w as elt.sed by prayer tty Mrs. Kge for Women. .ng it would bewilder even Jh ei'L :30 P. M. at the church with Ileiburb-fapiur.----------------------------Mirny of the seasoned operators !n MR IF PDTTF.Tr ENTERTAINS [A, PilltMlihfi hostess. The next m eeting will be held '.VaR S treet <iid not imiku money [iny Spaulding Circlu will Wednesday nfternre ii at the home hi the recent upswing because it A v e ry -p re tty social a ffair of with Mrs. Quinton Touchton "f Mrs, Qmntou ’! op, I,too m Buena vns beyond th eir ideas th at the this week was that or Wednesday unrket could go so far, or attain |r home in BiteUa Vista, Vista. plfaro D epartm ent of the Wo Mcmlmrs a tte n d in g the meet- when Mrs. W. W. Potter entertain* :u«-h magnitude. They arc always (n Club will meet a t 3:00 big Wore Miss Mruy Goodnle, iMrs, runs duplicate, bridge club lunch * looking for the reaction to set in, rk. Quinton Touehton, Mrs. W alter t un and bridge at their hum oin and consequently played safe srd'M cpIam ery N uptials at S leu deli iii ire, Mrs. R. W. Ware, meanwhile, less careful and more ! o'clock a t Ihe F irst Preshy* Miss Gussie I leteher, Mrs. J. A. Rose Court. Spring flowers in tlm pastel tints optimistic holders of stock nround In Church. Cunningham, Mr-*. He*ter fellows, wen- lavishly usi-tl about the rooms the country bought, nnd held w hit Airs. J. A. F lia n i’e and Mrs Her ! and also centered with luncheon • hey hud until the price went way TAMPA, Fin., Apr. 11.—<INS) — iday School Pupils .crl Spier. I tallies. A fter a delectable luncheon up." So mar y people have become u fn memorian of thu sinking of the had been served, games of duplk fiven Easter Party L. P. Hagan Jr., and Briggs Ar I cat'- (bridge were played. At the part of tho Wat! S treet market II futed U. S. S. Tanipa, which ringlon returned home Wetlne day conclusion of the o p joy able games, thut, in Buchanan’s opinion, the was sunk in tho Bristol channel on |e pupils of the Sunday School fi-om Tallahassee when- they .- ••-nt “cores were counted and the prize September 25 during the Wulrd "JUNIOR TOWN” ORGANIZED War with a crew of young Florid* [ll Souls Catholic Church w eir a short time. f o r the highest score, green crystal lemonade sets consisting of pitcher “Junior Town” wus organized at inns, tho American Legion .lost delightfully eiilerlained mid six tall glasses wc-ro awarded Cliaiitnqua, Wednesday afternoon hero plans to present a bronze tab . lay n fttm o o n n t nn E aster Mrs, J. D. W oodruff and Mrs. Ben by the director Miss .Wain* nnd let to tho United Slates Const at the church grounds given D. Caswell. wns greatly enjoyed by the child* Guard C u tte r Tam pa, which sue* ^liss A rank a l akncli, Buperiir The players -vrre: Mrs. J. D. rcn. The officers elected were ccodcd In nam e the first Tampa. of the Sunday School. REAR Adm iral F. C. Dillard,com­ Woodruff, Mrs. Ben Caswoll, Mrs. Mayor, John Courier, City clerk. »mcs were played throughout W. ('. llill, Mrs. Robert J. Holly Helen Wilson; l,aw and Order com­ manding tho United States coast rftcm oq on th e ’apacious lawns, J r of Eualis, Mrs. Jam es Ridge, m ittee .Robert Y’oung Teddy Morse guard, iias already replied to this the feature of tho afternoon Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, Mrs. Den* and M arjorie Du Iloso; Service suggestion made liy the U. S. S. the E aster egg hunt which ;.il Stafford and Mrs. Potter. Commissioners, Hr.l Cooner and Tam pa Post, and unless somo unled most interesting. Iditcr re* Dorothy Pope; H ealth Conimi',x* forseen obstacle prevents, The jhmi nts of ice cream , and cake HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY loner, Billie Barber nnd B etty Me Tampn will be here on thnt date. serve*) by Mi*# Takach as Kinnon; Yell leaders, M argaret Hear Adm iral Dillard plans to per­ by Mi*# N m jni Fellows, Mi:-:* An enjoyable event of Tuesday Torrence and John IJrown. The sonally accept the tablet. The local post also plans to FilloMfs, Miss Madeline Mai* evening was the birthday surprise youthful citizens practiced yells have as guests fo r the occasion Miss Ira B. W ntban, Miss party tendered Leon W alker by n and made plans fo r plays and other ie IIuiiijby, Miss B ertba Taknumber of bis boy friends nt t he fe a tu re s 'to be enjoyed during O r members p f the New.Yurk U. 8. 8. > Mbs Katherine B ch irardjm d borne of bis parents Mr. and Mrs. autnuquu week. Th« Junior Town Tam pa Po*t. Rose La Vcnyj H urt, E. E. Walker. meets im mediately following the DADE 6 lT Y — New AtRuitle tildren enjoying this a ffa ir The evening was spent in play* afternoon perform ance. Coast Liny station costing |2B,000 W ight, M ary Wight ing games and, a t u late hoqr the -------- ;--- ^---V - will be, tjuUt on Scenic Highway rthn W ight, Sndlo Leinhart. guests were uskqd into the din* Miss C am illa1Puleatoli, who is between Jo h n so n , and Polk Ave* |mn LdnHnrt, C harles B ritt, EuIng n»«ni w here;the birthduy enko atU-nding W oman’s College at Tnl* dues. . { '/ , Takndi, Lucy .Roum illat, with its fourteen candles was cut lnhusscc arrived here YY’cdhcpiloy scis Roumillat, Elm a Graddick. amid much m errim ent. A fter this, to remuin u n til Sunday us "th e Claire •Cameron, Elisabeth refreshm ents were served by Mrs. guest of her parents<Dr. and Mrs. (rerun, George Fellows, Doris Walker assisted by Miss Norah Samuel Pulcston. NEYY TREATBIENT BTOPS FITS -J llr**klra, N. IVanSrrlul re Walker. Berrfard I>ake, Frances Mir i a l l a a r e rr#er«e<t hr C el The boys enjoying the evening I, Jwmingfr H urt.1Clyde H url, Mian M arg aret R ush,. vyho ft air « « : « u .ln jr H n e w rrn tr dr th a t «I» M tk e m # a l a lu b b o r n r a .r a e f K pllei*. with Leon were Leslie Minchew, tending Florida S ta te College for H urt, M ary H urt, Estelle i e I lia a r BlUMMa an d la « e l h a k lt Lawrence Wilkinson, Jack Stomper, Women a t Tallnhaxsct* stopped ov­ l(iir Katharine Hurt, Herchal n iln v . A a r r e a d e r *»k« aead a Richard Packard, Edward Wilson, ■UMe l a P k e a a le a l a l C o , llr p ( . VTS, H»y. Vincent I^ fis , Robert Lcf* e r in Hanford Wedrtksduy ns V . I T l, I t . J n h a . l-la r r S la o. HarAd Packard, Billie Stcm per, guest of Miss Cnmilla Fuleston cn D r o o k lr a , N . V , w i l l r e c e iv e a llv I Mamie Btyron, Ada fityron, Ad* fr e e and Walton Walker. ^ds lUchtor, Arlonc Richter, Jack b o a h l e t ' c a j t l a l a la * ( S I . n . o * u n » . route to h er b o m irat 0rlando, DECREED SMART 1TV 1’ARIS Ic e d I r e a la i e a l . W r ite Ik eia te -d o r . Utter, C m ^tancc Meisch, Rose Itts, J e a n e u P o ltf r, D eity W at * Voir Spring and Summer, tainted |n , M ary ’ fatK ar^H lrgfniA ’ Pez* fabrics are decreed exceedingly u n srf Dorothy Resold, John' Mauser, This* tnpdcl, with new bow treatment ubcrt Mau cr. G eo rfe M auser, and bolero cut op at tb« W t i h k to tralce Smi i and Marcello Smith. follow the outline of the applied front, is owe of the mort important of the new French creation*. B ,£***'^ uraday U te^end Mrs.. G rant Wilson was the gracious young hostess Wednesday when she entertained at a bridge puncheon a t her home on Park Ave­ nue. The guests were the members of the Y’oung M atrons Bridge Huh. Silver baskets filled with red roses, gladioli, candy tu ft nnd snap dragons were used with pleasing e f­ fect. Tho delicious luncheon >wns served on small tables spread with dainty hand made covers. The place cards were quaint old fash ­ ioned girls carrying blue parasols. A fter the luncheon, gtjmcs* of progressive bridge were enjoyed nnd a t the conclusion of the fifth progression scores wore counted nnd the prize I or highest score, u stenciled card table cover was nwnrded Mrs. Wallace W right. Enjoying the cordial hospitality of Mrs. Wilson wore Mrs. Lloyd Boyle, Mrs. John W. Meisch Jr., Mrs. C...H . Mason, Mrs. Wallace W right, Mrs. Clyde L. Byrd, Mrs. Braxton B. B aggett, Mrs. ’.Tamos L. Wells, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. Ben­ jam in W hitner. Jr., Mrs. Chnfh'% Powell Jr., and Mrs. Samuel R. Dighton. Daily Fashion Hint Daily Fashion Hint \ L X ± h;U ’J i D j t t i p K u U ^ e d . _____ Lecturer DUcuwe* ' V ital Q u eition . Tails Ways to Hsalth and S u ecsn Nawly Discovered In Field of Blo-Chaift ietry. Do you want more health, more happiness, moro business success? The distinguished scientist. Dr. Hilton Ira Jones, who Trill lecture hero on the opening night of Bedpath Week, believes that science has found out how to secure them, nnd he telle In his greet lecture “ Self-Management" of startling discoveries la this tremendous field. Doctor Jones left th# laboratory to carry to manktktf the precious tows of physical • and spiritual health newly discovered by nio«b rn chemistry. Ho makefi the story of DOG RACING ATTACKED fir: -If)1 LIVERPOOL, April Il-M INYY — A wholesale nttnek on grey* ’ 1 ■ i hound racing la made by Dr. David, Bishop of Liverpool. • ♦'•vTL - "Th« jthole thing la a huge de* / Vice to exploit, the g im b lln g .ifi.v j^ /.. stinct," he says. "The " roriS ’'fnT;r ! r'"~ up about five minutes, and leave the f f rest of the,evening to the book­ makers, who thus contribute to the entertainment by winning; the poor man's money. • . V,«55L"They have a clear fi«Id so their • is nothing left for him to do exerpt;"' . w bet "What I feel most acutely ie th e jRf danger to tho young. They ore el^ * ready touched with the infections ^ t j gambling croze which has swept * , ■* the country smee the war." *v ri* . HI NTS dpaif fflr*.. Churchwell’s Friday and Saturday Specials. -$27.50 Men's Tropi­ cal Worsted A a O rla n d o k u .la r a a o ta o , a g e 40, e a a ie l a r t a y l a l ^ t a s a t kaeaan* k a id a t k a t r r s tr a d e d a a d b le d a t e a l d r a t. T h e r e w a s a ta a a a r e a l e a l a t p a lu , h e h a d p o o r d la e a lle a a a d vtb. ir o a k le d w l l h c e a a l l p a l la a Ilk a o io a t a t th r e e eaeew o f h e a l e r r bold a. F h r o ir a l r v a n t la a lio a d lv e lo a r d u u lh ln a v e r y alartnlajK k a l Ik e p ile * w e r e v e r y bad . a a d w e r e a l . l u a k i n a a r e a l d e a l o ( p a la a a d l e a a b le . l i e w a s a l v e a Ik e r e c a la r a a ih a l* a a l a te lh e d fa r I r e a llA t h e a io e r , h o ld s , n a i a l v r a a e r a p e r ta l d ia l, a a d l a l e r a a l a v e d lr a le d k a tk a .W I (h la l e r l r - r l a k l k u a n th e r e w o * a r e a l r e l i e f a a d h e a r a d a a llv I tap r o v ed a a t l l a m , a a l a a ly a r e h la heovarv* h o ld s a a d e a a e l l p a l la a a e a * . h a t h e ’ tCNui, Tl'.e -1 IMIV And JHB! — Suits $ 1 9 .9 5 Hats 1 ,,r afijon- Men’s Straw Hats • 99^ N -V >'v!yi - l sr a W 'ri : to $ 5 .9 5 - ,y ; n ? Jj • ll . 'JR-MSS Dr. Hilton Irs Jones. the discovery of these Inws fas­ cinating nnd Ihrllllng lo tin* my* mind, for ho la a master of laywords. Doctor Jones' method of per­ sonality development and s Ifninnngeracnt is centered ah-- it what he calls tho “two trlimiphid hours." lie explains Ids method lu detail. "For Just ten days," he enie, "follow this method of the morn­ ing hour. And then for the name ten days be even more rnreful of tho hour when you fall asleep. Ju st ten days. "If In that ilino you do not renlIzo thnt strenglh Is coining where weakness has been; th at health la com ing; where. s|rkposq ■lies been; th at success, business nnd other­ wise, Is coming where failure mis been; then you nre tho first per­ son 1 ever heard of who has seri­ ously tried It nnd failed. "If you foil, the accumulated scientific results of n hundred years are nil wrong. You simply catmut full, because God’s Inws are Immutable, because wo hnve nt last discovered tho mechanism by which human success Is attain­ able." Doctor Jon > o- *ui I. ;- * place of recognized standing In tho scien­ tific Held, lie Is internationally known for his research work. . $4.00 Ladies' Patent Leather One Strap Slippers -l- 4I yhM. r ’• A # Oxfords $4.00 Men's Black or 4 | * V Brown Oxfords ’ ■ \ t ft J |, Galt f .< IK W ! > . u ~:4 ;a tt’ V cN ® 11 Ch y'idl |U ter » i. fib* fo rtj v jiy ’j * Uu powj 2E38K J I Slippers too$ Ladies’ Felt Bed­ room 1Slippers -I )*ri' w (trr*f3t j*j. Prints i 11 tin id# .4* *3 (l*)l, -met Crepe *■ ' 36-inch Georgette Crepe. Solid Colors. * THB $ 1 .5 9 Dresses N ew Shipment of Ladies’ Celonese and Rayon Voile Dresses. —and a thousand Hslnes howls $ 4 .9 5 Extra ;*i.Added i • Hats 40,000 Miles . S LINDBERGH THURSDAY 1 I. 4 i \• S fl $ 2 .9 5 • •I imm ut 36-inch Dimity Prints. Well Worth 50c yard Very Spec­ ial 3 yards $1.00 lines SHUffiTSET » ■ lu H rt, #*»J $ 2 .9 5 TALLAHASSEE—C itrus fru its and vegetables valued at about $100,000,QQ0 were shipped in c a r­ load lota from Florida from Sept. 1, 192(1,to July 30, 1027. : Slippers pceople. Folo, pep, p retty girl By DR. J. C. HOWELL THE? i —Thek j.a l| J HII.Mia II 1 .1. baffles v cary f:( : fu t v ^!i' ri1 •» FRA able u « s s £VK‘J jtrr-ng Suits A BMART picture about s o u r PROTRUDING* AND ILEED1NG HEMORRHOIDS J 1 mu _ GREENSBORO, N. C., Apr. 12. —-(IN S)—Addison Wnrron, the sensational collegc-hred mauler, hud unother scalp in his belt today. Unleashing a furious attack in the third, W arren, knocked out Joe ,< ^ r Clnnccy, Georgia henvywcighCherc last night. H e a lth ? . Ladies Hats Big Assortm ent To Select From 79c to $5.95 # ' rift ■ U-* -M :4 r �[ % \ —* iv :l, M .y ,Y A iX a > U H £ T . - U m u - l l ^ V JLiA ^ ^ ------r v m i v l s T *> ^ ii; » > ' ^ ^ > CM c jii» :'j V> — = 3 Prominent JW been fo r thc las*, six years. Vivian Speer said in form er fled the first tim e he knew Key years the collectioij of ta x is a* had taken the sheets was when he mounted fo approxim ately. $-nJ l,returned from l 1hfladi‘!|rtiiii a week a fte r thc bank had closed ami Key 000 and could i.o*. see how it was mct*him nt P nlatka to tell him the possible to collect over $500,000 ATLANTA, Giu. Apr. i ; .|| (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) F A R I3. April 12.— (IN S )— bank exam iners had smelled a rat • ______ showing little nervousness. Von righting wrongs “poppy cock. V«He nesting am ong the bnnk’A affairs. this year. —H earing a 'p is to l shot in ■,» Ah arih y m arches on Its stomach, t \ \ A, Lefflcr coinpared tlig' City ied that_K cy-iuid-l«ifl the affa irs tm nrrsnnnl affairs hnd said joining room, Mrs. L.- V. according to Nnpofeon. Augosto Fact That Some Mysterious Hucnofeld was happy ns a, young­ talked in so low a voice th a t but Ho denied Force Has Changed OrMts ste r nnu ro tate d to the sun b reak ­ (ew of the ju ro rs cauldJuiar h jjn ,. papers a t'th e home* of hliTBon-in-. t 1)P [jiHcvcd m o ^ t-n f Aha ppopbppople- htmf^grrfo-!tS-ik » j'lf- ;c d ti T* Escofficr cooked tho food th at Fnbtstaskl ipnde a short talk for law, AL-U—H u tt ui^jyiii J lu tto d on , eoull| Jmv t j, jr' tuxes if they Of Several Stare Leads To ing .through tho clouds. County Municipal J-,,urt thi> BfeUef O f- New Fpjjnatlon mode the French generals fight. The f l \ y f J 3 t a t c . ' 6nly M d jn c . Al'g-floor The stand supported his father-in- wanted to«, Uscti ^or htftnSh hour. Uc simply Lrasfd '^freuf crrcJo ' rwVe»*TTVffnny Inw’s tfSlimnny. They both snid j Commissioner F rank L. -Miller ing rushed lix-and found liu j . CHICAGO, A p rib i2 — ( tN S J— bv the course of thtf fliers. Thee th * vurjaqsfr x u r j t m e r i i j ls . by trnns trana A tlantic fliers, They *«•’ flro irfj jh e train when it .^ v ie w ed form er years *in whieli band lying bn the floor, ;1 t, aprons and bonnets for clawham- A strpnoniers ,grc train in g , th eir hope to arrive a t Mitahcl field," N, which the stn te elftffdViiiAr ifll&ii!, arrived In Sanford at 2 o’clock th at the citizenship wnntud jmviiig and t^ound through his head ami i the heavens In Y., within 38 or 40 hours. "W e will to show the ju ry why the state morning and greeted them on the im provem rnts and voted for bond mers to honor Auguste a t a ban­ telescopes upon caliber iicvorici- Jyiu* on ;tit f, (nation to wage quet given by’the Society of ChcfS aeoreh of a new planet, believed to use the northern route,'' Captnin contends Lake is guilty of aiding platform as though he hadn't been issues. “ We placed ourselves "in ami ab etting Key In m aking the Koehl announced as he* donned his t. fo r governor, on’hls eighty-second birthday. * n-.it ted lie glanced over the papers bondage three years ago” said Mr. beside hln\, IJc tyos taken to a I exist outside the orbit of the plan- flying clothes. "W e 'do not fear entry the state charges Is falsa. hospital w here he is t.-.id o, L V-Miami dtW tttey. I t wnh A uguste who wielded the l-’abisinBki told the ju ry th at the on tin: train with then:. Hutton nd- Miller, "but don’t think the Usd sleet so much now ns w eather con­ irpMce' -to B radford casserole behind tHe stratagem s c t Neptune. ............................. .......................the ing. 111 health is liriievod u h and knew they should be in the , j.cll js ROjng to come along and total shortage which was* traceable (rtti "fcsaembled fn th o concelrird by tho F rench general T hc fact th at some m ysteriousi ditions are perfect aixl our plane is bank but never informed the p ro p -1 0p0n U|, nm| |L >t out of it." Mrbeen the enupo, ’ I either directly or Indirectly to Lake l i V 9 d * rclty. < > ■ s ta ff during the w ar of 1870. No e r authorities they had been taken ^liUer explahird tj'.at the eonmji*force h a, palled the planets Urn- w;„ Rot t > Mitchel Field within amounted to n clear 8550,000. He Judge M cCitllend had L.n bo b e a rd tno candidate one blamed A uguste because nus, Neptune nnd S atu rn from j or 40 hours." He did sny th at he told Key to l ^|an would hitvk' un erpinUzation snid if I-nke and Key had .walked the bench o f’ the Fulton Gy 9jy .w h M r had France did not fare b e tte r In that ’ board next year to fix nnd establish Jf they m aintain the schedule out (d the bank the m orning It "lake them back," ogress all day. Sfr. Cor* conflict. Sinto then August* has their normal orbits has led nstron-j Municipal C ourt, sliito it w.-< On the cross examination Lake the value of property. He closed J-Prevloualy encountered in* been a crusader for French cuisine omers to believe th at an undis-j they have set for themselves thc failed to open w ithout doing the gnntzcd in lU lJ .’aml is urn .j juggl ng> the s ta te is now try in g was persistchtly hammered by hjK tall; with nu appeal for co-npJ1AfcMJi*r. t o ’hn address be* and he is the reason why filet do - A f * hcavonly body I . t m . d l n , “ « » nest know r m embers of the f,. him for they would have been a r ­ S ta te ’s A ttorney Smith. Again and j t rat ion between citizens nnd of-tkttrVd Tsentortirln the early tomorrow m orning and a r Bar. He .was p roniinenl in sole, frogs legs and a thousand through the skies relatively close rested im mediately and charged ngnin Smith nckvd how it eould be ficlats nnd urged the .paym ent of eft Cove * -Springs, rive a t Mitchel Field sometime to ­ w ith leaving n shortage of $300,- Lake had been hi ud of the l»nnk taxes, saying "\Vo have had cr.Jugh circles,-form erly serving av pi on * a n the opening of other French dishes can be found to them . morrow afternoon. e x a lte d 'ru le r o t the Georgia B 000 in the bank's accounts. lie snid An exhaustive search of certain through the World. bridge Unking Clay nnd Thc fliers were awakened nt they covered so well th at it took n sineo its opening in 11113 nnd still 0f receivers.’’■ Judge McfHelluiuI u ’c'ently wan On the night of the banquet Au­ portions of thc skies has been made be as ig n o ran t.o f its affairs ns he I K, n. McCracken assured the rad n tk h and despite* tho fo u r, o'clock ,. „ thisI ,m, o-rn,in g .. ,A, fter long lime for the bank oxanvnpvs testified he was. He haniinerid him Commission that his firm would thor of n Iqgal book on ih- p M la r g e group “bf the as- guste was the reason w hy several by Professor Edwin II. F ro st of tho p artaking of n h earty breakfast, to find t b j ^ ^ t u j c S tra^ on his testim ony that he left ldn\jk ‘j,ny their thxes in 30 day's and ask- ccr .1 o f certio rari which atira _ heard M r.'C arson in his thousand diners in chic restau ran ts Ycrkos O bservatory of the U niver. F ath er O A riu ig n n , chaplain nt to theiVrT ^ rned notes in the bank together ,.(| what assurance; the City would wide attcptlbk* and won fair.r re m a rk s' delivered from a could not find thclr favorite chefs, sit>• of Chicago. the Airdrome, gave them hold comr, S ,,, . , .......... who were n t tho celebration. Ur* Make I’hutograph* munlon. ' U was Dickenson who called Key wihs signed checks in .blnnk. He ^ive them th at th eir claim ngninxt lilni As a" Jutist. bandstand. . . U -v _____________________ _ ,, , , ,| . , . , LKll lhe nasty names for testifying ImngM away a t Lake’s testim o n y , the municipality would be paid, S ta rk e ppoech, Mr. Car* b a n d y nnd fatherly ns befitted his Every inch of space is being Koehl tuned the m otor up ra|nl*:• against Lake. He took a big piece th at lik. signed notes totaling over. Mayor HouBhohler said th at some th e ^udlenrer Into his con- year Auguste is reported to have photographed with high-powered Bomb Wrecks IIousi ly and i and explained th e details given the lfo to th e housewife’s lens and sensitized platen in nn e f ­ CXI " u , l’ro,j ‘uul^ <i >t perfect. Ho ,,f |,:s hour nnd ten m inutes of a r $300,00(K’nc morn(ng the bank fail ' ,,f th e present tuxes should have carried a Ctermnn F lag dhep' he gunient to do it. Incidentally he cd to opkp w ithat even knowing |n.t>n paid in former-' ycurs, He 1a Irubcrnatorlsl enm- com plaint: **I have cooked so .auch fo rt toT lnd the new planet, if one took his scat in the cockpit. went a fte r rfh e.' exptfute th a t i t en* I never enjoy eating m yself." Au­ exists. doing it except that staled that- improvements imnning .n a u m ,. c a r .y ln , „ „ I r l ^ F l a r , . jm BALTIMORE, Md., Apr. 1! lU ^ T b r candidate declared tb at guste proceeded bllgholy nnd. ex­ -' • - - - - n riilo millions of dolinrs had been I’rofesBor F ro st is sustained in aruttlil * spend no m ore money pertly from soup to cheese a n £ a c . his belief by William H. Pickering, Htniid given the City in previous’ years (IN’S l— Because John Koinumvl? , ---urwuna mm. they too are gu lly in n ’th e - law ’perm its "even if it companying wines nnd liqueur. W illiam 41. C athrpc, a public ae* j but th at the taxes were not raised ignored two* threatening ictt form er Yale Unlvcrsil-y-i^wfessor. Tin* Iin 1men was accompanied to: this case; Phillips because he made demanding $5,000. u bomb wrei'll d a t a me the governorship.’us put. on the willies* sufficiently to pay for them, -V FH tw m thousand • dollars," a a L . ^ at' *" ,lcuvin,K lh* k,tchcn th a t such a planet, slightly smuller the coast by a small Neple --p|ratie the firs t en try a t Key's orders and I cou'*tnnt. the deferisc following] B. F. W h.tner suggested using his hituse in Eas: Street, an Italia are than the enrth, exists n ear Nep­ carrying Captain Carroll and Liion- Helm a I, because he changed the onlj>‘ !, "farenough to pay*for pay for printprint 7 U,1 ™ P ^ i p h n 0 cook,nK and radio settlem ent, early today, and baa being perpetuated by more than tune or U ranus. On the supposi- tenant Russell of th e IriAi Free try fo r the cashier. Fnbisiiiski, *n H utton’s t/stim o n y nnd was quail- newspaper publicity and placinga candidate’s Do tied ns nnA’xpcrt. The defense drew | broadcasting to acquaint the people damaged 20 other homes in 2,000 cooks who he hns trained. He tion th a t a planet may be found A!----'* £tnte Air Force. his. nrifum ent, defended tliem as b e fo rt the people but Jocki neighborhood. Romano, his witrai hns passed on to them the recipes n earer the sun thnn M ercury, th at from th /s ta te m e n t that according w4th the details of the innocent. _ sufficient to perm it a man The fliers’ food sqpply conVhited th e Mr. F orster also suggested the use tw enty Other occupant • of the >!a$ th a t make generals fight. zlotes and area, too, is being photographed. of many sandwiches, and swung Tdrry:' g ,whole crew o f workers Dickenson also attem pted t o ' to 16 the the/ itptes nn<l deposit «u’IV,n slips made , H a th of new spaper publicity. aged homes were badly shaken | In an interview regarding the roffee nnd beef tea in tltonti es show th at Key dql have some deal ,he Jt,ornl" ‘- t,,t‘ bknk fl' l k ' 1 1 ’ A representative of W right*W ar’0 " p u rp o se of thc corrupt ago old question of human life up­ flasks. O ffcials nt the field for leniency w ith the state in spite "P*'"1 tke rntr.V w hich/the state is low of Orlando asked the Commis­ and slightly injured. Window* smashed throughout the m-irlilt.-j Th pf*°tiec * c t; th e speaker explained, d a r e d .th a t on no previous flighCsof on planets, P ro fe sso r F rost pointed of his testim ony to (he c o n tra ry ^ t r ^ inf: t3 Prove fa:E° is a tn |p , n ’ sion if they had contem plated a A pedes trial knocked ilnwn 14? to place a lim it on expenditures a ttem p t from Randonnel head con­ out th a t the general public has clt on this angle nt cojudd, r > '* l1 u a t mass m e tin g ns a means of reach­ the blast told police the bomb stQjtbat i t : will be possible for a , crablo* ditions been more perfect. There ' 4“ ,” *’u ''' WTicn asked by th t state if in ing the people. Mayor llousholder been misled. Human life can exist eahjpaign to "bo made on issues nnd Carl! all his years of examining bank’s replied th at they had and it was burled at Ronttian's dom- by n more properly on Venus than upon was a moment of suspense as thc Court Crowded nktk upon •"gnm -ihbeing" methods, Mars, the ea rth 's closest neighbor. plane was enveloped in a cloud of Interest in th? trial reached a records if he had ever seen n unanimously- agreed th n t this plan from a speeding automobile. ■“ J t hip candidate, be said, is entitled to btuck smoke ju st before it took to Me Mercurj- is subject to rapid climatic new height Inst night. At 7:30, transaction sim ilar t*> the edit) (Continued from page 1) ekwtlou Unless he stands fo r prin ­ tho air n ear tbd gjid of the special­ w itli court scheduled to begin at made in t Jie Seminole County Bank should I’c uv.d. IMHNCE FALLS AG MN land i chnnges that* With test the h ard i­ D. L. Thrash*'!- endorsed the plan 1 ly built runaw ay. * ciple*.'which th e ciitzens believe to mo th at it would be more to your tren d Dint m orning. He replied he has of u mnss m eeting nnri-thnnkod liu i hood of the ’’Enrthiaiih" but Venus 3 o clock, thc court room was lit* credit to assign the issuance to tilt LONDON. Apr. 12.— (I.SSi-j The German nieehnn cs who had sein a good many of them in the now order to political reasonsAjhjm to basking nearer the sun, would have groomed the plnpv feared some­ j ' rally parked. Every sent was tnk Inst two or three years, sometimesj Commissioners foy taking the pen | Tlie Prince of W ales .suff'rrJ ' to rre n t a n y corps of workers ndvci , ep and a cbntest wo^ on among n warm , moist clim ate, with u large pi,, into their confidence with re* j riling w ith 'm e nnd I have not assign it to any other." " " thing bad gone wrong and ran af tho spectators left standing to find before a bank failed nnd sometimes other aefobatie fall from hi I are r Stephens pointed out that the rainfall. e& bm ofit o f state employees to te r it, but were greatly rebuyed :in c.xlra chair somewhere. They afterw ards. He also testified that garri to the problems of the City. liplay, this beitifj the 2Pth rie ■ Mayor Houshalder said that j Venus Difficult iffttribote m y.cards nnd literature, white census employes had feared when the machine finally left'-the raided every office in the court the fact the deposit slips, for th** time thnt he has been thrown Th plans would h • made for a mns* Little is known of the planet ground and disappeared over the h b t I am fighting fo r a principle of to pretest against the order .Prince ivus riding his" fav.-rijj notes were not made to any account house. They even robbed the em ­ nceir through fear of losing th eir pos­ nu i lia c “omo tim e next week. tvermnent nnd-I am not going to Venus localise its surface is usual­ airdrom e swinging :u a westerly horte, lie Gomme, ir, th e West NS battled lawyers working in the-case would throw the individual I dgers Math Hate*tho co rru p t practice act to itions. *’ A good position has often ly covered with a heavy cloudy at- direction towitt-ds Galway. folk poftit*to-point ra cis at Ncvtl of the bank out of balance of chairs. Then they fought for c lo d "LIBEL St IT BEGI N th a t issue before the clti- been lost for a sm aller offense thnn m osphere'through which telescopes! when tiie accident took plare, Hi President Cosgrove arrived .u The state's attorney's argument the best standing-room -.m ly posit rem e of F lorida ’ because I know protesting ngninst the action tf a have been unable to p e n e tra te .1 ( rince turned a complete - sti’-.j the Airdrome nt 4:30 A, M.’and ions. All this was half nn h mr b e ­ to Dm jury was clear and concise. CHICAGO, Apr. 1 2 .--IIN S )— . when principles are involved superior.'’ Stephens added. "So, But from w hat is known of its or- was the last to bid the tTi-rs gnndbut in the air, but was not in io r ^.people will learn of them and yon should not offer ns n defense bit and the pliysical properties of bye and good tuck, the I’lcShljut fore the trial resumed its weary He reviewed the testim ony of the Suit for $ 2 5 0 . 0 mi l bel against Ma C a tti w itrosses; challenged the ci'cdibil way. WJuni it opened ;\t 8 o,’cluck yor William II lie Thompson was ‘‘ireglster’th e ir decision accord* of your action the fact th a t you its soil, gleaned from spectrnscopic led the cheering as the macninc j„ the superior wnirt h ere.to ­ ther^. was not a foot of available ily of Lnk’a and H utton’s tocinum y | f m f e Y JV . have received no com plaint. Toi nnnlj-sl», it l» he Moved 'life on i f h r took to tin1 aVr.'**!’ inn veftairi’flifif each of hi* addresses Tuesday. *T am informed th at members of on the earth could exist upon! with ordinary luck and a contilr r!ot>r"#)UU'e left Hthey inside the ns lemqitircd to K tyls am i amyoucc" day in behalf of form er superin­ to f( tendent of sell mis William McAnd court room or out in the wide hall id be was through. M r.:0«rsrm continued nls attack both races, under present condi­ F lo ri Venus without visible discomfort.! unnee of favorable weather condi- I ndlng tn it. The crowd was cut • n-ws. M cAndnw s cliarged that Open-the Reverend Sidney J. C ntts tions which Were inaugurated by W hite’s argum ent brought a re b u rg The new planet, if found, eould 1 ’’’t.'’' we will be the first to ac- imated nt 550 or more, as big .\tayor Tlemiiisoni in his "win »k a "dem agogue” and champion you. nrc compelled to use the buke from Judge Gray. 3 lie a t hcsltl o* reee gam bling. wimo necessary accommodations not support human life, ns its nt- vomplish the oast and west flight a crowd ns ever has gathered m the torney was talking about i-uke, the against England," maliciously ntI il»* o! {^W rapped in a clonk of sancti* provided there. White women and mospheru would he thinner than ,u i‘r the A tlantic." Kochi told.the bid court house since Its opening. binlder. Lake, tin i vi, lender, and ti mined to destroy Me Andrew'* * aoi UlOtoJvus hypocrisy, C atts Is p a r negro women nrc forced to use thc that found at the highest altitudes I" ll',n iltional News srevice (x.c This morning a steady jangling I.ake, the publie spirited, w-hejt the reputation for patriotism and a> •d in g this (date espousing the some washrooms ami toilets. You attained by aviators here, mid beof telephone bells in The Herald Judge descended upon him 'J |th a an eduiator. 1,u-' Bremen, a iow-winged. all office announcing inquiries about oatuo ofw holesnle vice and endenv* m ay have received no complaints cause of the intense cold which! r t quest that ho contuie his argn i'hi SNOW B \ I.TS GAME oging to deliver this state inly the but your knowledge of human n a­ would approach close to the "ab so ­ metal, single-m otored monoplane, Hie opening hour today forecast ment to the le-\jimnny of A red ii is a standard Jan k ers model. It has rk bind* o f the crooks and gam blers.” ture and your sense of decency nnd lute zero" many degrees below the aunt her big gathering ibis morning the trial. The crowd thinned in the ht-saidf*.. I'llli.A D E L P H IA . Apr. 12. propriety m ust cause you to know oddest natu ral teinperatuies ever a wing spread of 58 feet, three in ­ to hear the argum ents of state ami packed cimrt room as .tfr. \\ hite ches, and an overall length of 31 ilN 'Sl The Vtlileties Yankees -♦The candfdAte again criticised th at the breasts of man of the em ­ recorded upon the earth d dense to the ju ry which is now- argued and the Inmr grew late feet, f vc inches. It stands nine If Atho w»y Cariton fo r per- ployes in tho bureau are seething sitting' on its third day of the ease. When hr concluded ul 10:.‘ti ninny American League pa sell all game feet, six inches high. It is capable srbedlile»i lo |,~|ilu y ed liere this nUtting the reverend gentlem an to with unm uttered protests against ‘ , , of a top speed of 123 miles fin Argum ent begun a t rbntit !*:30 lust t spectators had folded then tents aft. rnnon was called o ff today. An P fcuth HU nefarious doctrine w ith­ the conditions * that you have b c i e n t i r i c e v o lu tio n night when S tate's A ttorney Mil­ and cmi, th eir way t" r- ~t hour. Its cruising speed is about f»7 Apr. snow, sleet and luul storm out ' Interference from them. brought about." miles an hour. Adverse flying eon lurd Ik Smith to d. lin' floor for Dial left nu Inch of mush ami snow j j t t j t 't h c y don’t’ know it,” he said, I the prosecution, ii was followed d tions will, of course reduce ibis they are the only persons IIEIA.’IAN COMING Thu public Is greatly lutcrcslcfl z r . • : ( j q r w - a i a a G i v i c t •; s s s r - n n x - r r . SO ( speed. _______ ___ i Ii . 7 , , : k m , rida who don’t know th a t the lu ttio oil Industry. Next to food. f : w»'tun,a u,.m c r i r« V a V b o ""- 1— 1' Z . n who wins fo r governor hns BRUSSELS, A pr. 1 1 ~(IN S) — ; gasoline cmnr-.f ' - - ^Idir piahc is ta r r y in g 'more than ! .iu It ls o A HOI SE SEATS ENGLAND ito .b e a t C alta. uiui th e only-way AmcrtcO'ts gOfrlfif to find out that [ n,.Kr tielDg o necessity for Dm aver- goo gallons of gasoline, sufficient Luke T estifies defeat him Ls to go over the little Belgium can produce very j American fumlty as can uny to keep it alo ft about 40 buurs. F o rrest Lake was th e last wit* The fuel being used Is n specially sta ta hlid -teil th e jH*opIa about him good music. Thc celebrated Royal | commodity or product. WASHINGTON, Aj.r. 12. (IN Sl -The House today Heated E. M. Alwfjpreotnt the proof of hln mLs- M ilitary Band of this country- *s 1 industry has hail uioio to coo* prepared benzol-charge petrol of rics? 0,0, the stand ytstereluy. Under (I'nntim ied from l>atr tt n nincbini. gun fire of questions W - - 'i - • England (R) of W rit Virginia planning ^an extensive ta u r of the! tend with in tivcrcoiumg tho fottes high volatility. im pair the credit of the nuiniuimt without opposition. He' won n fnv; from the state's attorney concern­ E n ste rffU h ltfd States, Canada and I 0f nature, tliun bn* oil. No Indus ing the five notia on which w ere, ity ty ” he said. orabic report from thc election Cuba in the summer. try lias Imd such an <tUuorm.il inmndo the deposits the state ehorgos ‘ F rank F. F o rster said thut Mr uttrin ittec aftccr J. Alffred Taylor, Lieutcnnnt Prevent, the chief crensa in tho dotn:i*id (or Its prod­ >;C£tery M arkets are fnlse, the form er bank president PeC oltes spoke the trutji and if hii Demoei'utie oppanont, entered d’orchestrc, is nn im portant ^ro- uct as has oil during tbo past do^ ^ ^ f r i e n l t o r e t Erenothrew tip the sponge—for just principal and interest weYc not met a contest. fossor a t the ltoynl Conservatory cade. No Industry Hus Had to crMtpreailng' 'w ith the three seconds. He gave up. just at m aturity on Ju ly I. Sanford of Music, und the eighty members duvelot) under more open and ruthS tate Bureau of Marlong enough to say three words; property won't be w.irtb anything. of the band nrc teachers in the *'sa couipetltion. ‘MOULTRIE. Ga.. April 12. A LTER GRO\VN*UF M O D E L ! . E. Corbin, then be W115 liim silf again. "I have heard on the fltr>- ’t- thut (IN S f A wind storm recentlj same institution. They belong to • It Is small wonder, therefore, that . Local R epresentative (Continued from page It "(iod only knows," tho b ark er we won't pay our taxes The great wrecked the Rev, G. T. H unt's g u i­ thc first regim ent of the Belgian 1toll producers tiavo at times seemed Here arc some very smart id* cavalry, the "Regim ent dos Guides to face Ihsurnmuntnbio problems. form they planned to use on P er. replied to a quo it ion by Smith need of Sanford today is c> opi r nea, Iqpated in M itihelb county. for grown-up-; intensely minimi 10L T Footy-nipe ta r s were shipped ".bKh distinguished itself during They tinro attacked each new is.-me, ry, rubber gloves to prevent fin ­ emiccrning the reason a blank ation. \Ve have put on "city style" First ImweVtu-, it blew his cur out Tbc little frock in printed cotton j t and we don’t waul to pay for it. of the baildinfc umi left it standing, a long-waisted, tcmi-fitting bodice from Shh/ord Section yesterday 8 1 " " a *' a ,|d of which Prin 1 honevei, with ihu courage and do gerp rin ts, and obtained inform a­ signed note was left in the bank. which closes at the back. To this t> -"I guess th a t’s ihv answ er all Charles, second son of the king, ‘3 $hnubl the City go into a teceiv tion about the conduct of the bank,! imluningf d, a short distance away, attached a short, fun-gatherefl^ skirt let mutation winch Is a primary ru(Vom Manatee which brought the a member. Mrs. Todd! rig h t’’, responded Die s ta te ’s at- crahip it will not I handled in tin ' unharmed. .Debris fell around th-i with scalloped ' lower edge. Collar, jio , qulsite Iu petroleum production. Morrow told the jury. FJOrid&'tfctrf to 57; 17 were rolled Their repertoire includes every Today the whole oil Industry Is vol­ was in love wit It him, M orrow 1 torney. S tate Courts but in the F ed eral! Hunt said Die g arag e was literally cuffs and pocket arc of plain mate­ fro q a L .o f..Ca lif. . m aking the U. S. thing from Bach to Igor S traw iir untarily cooperating to evolve what suid. I The ex-bunk-president'ff testiCourt," said Mr. Forster. He fur- 1lorn to splinters, but the cur wnx rial. Medium size requires 1-Ts 'an .' talO i'74 cars, fianford shipm ents sky. JJ-inrii figured and Thc four ubductvd Ferry, shot mony was alm ost entirely 11 denial liter H ated thnt tax payers would car, ■ Y might ho termed a new "constRu* ■ 1■ v ** ■ «* Yi jxird i'L'a Were billed as follows: 20 Potomac be notified to pay nnd upon failure him, took him to the hunk ami! p f thy testim ony of his farm er 1 1100 " to govern, regulate and eon •lh Yards, 4 WaycroM, 4 Chicago, 3 PEEKS NEAR EXTINCTION servo oil resources. forced him to open the vaults, ne- friend nnd co-hanker A. R. Key, to d<j so th eir property would 'be j II, . Jerse y City, 3 New York, 2 each T’ . ie Industry tins a type of leader cording to charges. Then, with who testified for the state against sold in 30 days. Mr. F o rster said ari. Decatur, Piltabungh, and Toronto,} LONDON, Apr. 11. (IN S )—One ■tup which realizes that tho Inter- Hie wounded cashier in thc car, Lake. An in one of Die form er bank Sanford property lo c k e d 'good to , --fli el l;. r i c h A lbany, A ilentovrti,-Jack- hundred B ritish peerages are in ests ot Individual oil companies can they sta rte d for Jacksonville, Fla., failure trials the defendant told the him, th at it was the best land in in w /ifllle , K ansas CiRy, Memphis, danger of extinction owing to the best ho served by working out a tho machine wrecking on the ju ry he never, looked at the items the S tate and autviderd-.wotiid eajne N « r* O^lafCrfe,.'Philadelphia, Sehe- fact th n t the present holders have national oil program In Die interest j wny| Rerry died in u Jacksonville tJvavgciJ of credited to his account, in and buy it. Offering proof Unit | no heirs. ^ , and fj. Bend. *' ot (bo ............ Industry as "a •«4fulc. "taking - -'t '1" - hospital, to which he and Simps tin, b u t only knew, "approxim ately’' the City*' is growing, Mr. Forptet j 4-:i k.eflra .Inquiry w-us good yeeIn nil there ore 250 peers w ith ­ into c o nsideration Mia vital in te r ­ t badly* cu t in thc accident, were how tpuch money he had to -h is quoted figures of the progress o f , *T i- q . th e dem and good for out eons, 150 htiving only heir-pro est ot the A m erican pcoiao In uny ■*. -i 'f t * tlm 1 taken n fter th e .crush .Simpson onaiiiL TIp denied knowledge of a the F irst National Bank, jn con* 1 6n tho t 0- b. m ark et.' "umptlves. policies adopted. was a form er police chief in Eto­ $5(1,000 credit to his account made cluHfon he commended the com* In tho" m ajority of instances thn Oil Icaticrs point o u t th a t they in October, 1025, o r-k n d th rr $20,- ruissinrers on tbc recent redtiethih shipments, hmvAvdr, are inferwah, Tcnn. world lias l>ccn responsible for this a re not so much concerned In ad • f)00 irffposIt; inode i f pbout the of expenses. it*! AM; il'quailtyand condition showto * Frank I» tVoOdpuff spid he was'soinc t i m e / . *Ar , j '. 1 conaidsaabW ahort .stalks. No grad u al dwindling of th e peerage, vacating specific legislative messIBURIAL MONEY FOR FA IITY •‘ In fact, tb is ’hnnker, who jch’/I in not th d 'k in d of tperson to put 1 i ’o f thi* prdin#ry celeny wvrv n Ithough many p f the helrlcss peers jcua, us th e y aru in n ic e rta ln ln g * #• t «—■t. w»4' a n d n u k i n g public t a c ts relntlug (o are only the first holders of th eir •qqbt'. liimeclf iliat lie* was silver liniqK «v I L^TraWenis-facing ^ ‘IfqFftlVsth^fitw cars of gpod Atlan ta . Co., Apr. 11. <i.\\s) *i(J*nU/>'lng !fgeneral superintendent A-*-* oil production and conservation. v of the , th e w o p la -a U rtb is -time,. Ho *«hl 4*6 dot, brought $2 and $2215 t i t l e s : '' When Mils Is done and urticu (ho --M oney saved fo rm e r fu n e ra early h a lf the baronctafto is in Vl1 \\4ifkir,’J allb*Jitil frutii.dtU 1 t,v*ti* . t h a t . ’n t^ > fie " iH r dfprt' liks Ihg a few fancy high as $2.60, 3^, Ner march inspired itiNtend public aud legislative bodies fully " 1!U dmoiiy to .k n o w , nolhlng u|»cuit the truth- b u t insofar us lie could tell, and 8 dozen-''discounted -m ostly the, same po#i!(yt; u n d e r s ta n d th e problem s involved, bottom tune, according to testi­ nSthlnir h ad ,b een .said th a t would 26c, 10’a'Bkk wad 'usual premiums °{ h1o l'llt) th r help too siluutiun. Mr. W oodruff th e y feel t h a t tho n e c e s sa r y m e as­ mony by Fanny Kelly, aged ncTEACHERS FIRED gress, in tho recorder’s court. . ^ury 1n c^ ect* [ UiJrt t have nro for washed stack, u r e s will ho adopted s a d th a t the Sjie accused Josic Jackson, her th in * to d° ‘ w lh tho b a n k . book#. said h e ’ hud tnily met- one person corn yrsne reported pw»situ a tio n will bo au tom atically a d ­ MOSCOW, Apr. 11— (1tKS>— cBiwhlle friend o f using the hut ial or vv,lh borrowing money for either who vqas able to pay his tax es but ad Potom ac Yands and Cinrinna- Six public school instructors who justed. n nd to ptdriiia wild party. As the | ,^0 bank o r himscU, except^t» Burn wouldn’t. He fu rth er stated- th at t | on th e w ay ip the follow ing fi- announced to th eir classes th at they T h is Is progre ss by scientific evo­ he bolfcvod.F'O. per cent of the peooal deatianUona: 4 Now York, 3 wouldn't m arch in a "red*' parade lution r a t h e r th a n by brainless result, Josic* wks lh ound over to the ] notesx in blank nnd leave them for yili*.M-erO bauble to pay. Mr. Wood* :c «Volutio“ n m e a ‘“ cove ( ^ “ 7 1 d !an,t Ju '>’ under r. $5b0 bond. Keyto fill met w benevw « w « T . Philadelphia, and 1 each B altim ore "w ithout bring paid for it* were , 4 -l5 5 k i *U — “ -C0" * *t’N’ X i ' * Apjirotiching 8J, Funny begun ■No, lie also told them, I dIdn t ru ff rnlfi he wa* not a lawyer, but P t. W ayne, P ittrL urgil ond Tolc- finpd w ithout notice by the Moscow — rav in g money for her funeral and I know the hunk was in biul shape he; did not bflleve the City eould 1 jLm ake> * sell property for the taxes utiles# Control Commission of tho Com­ kept $05 in a hag around her n eck ., lu,"f before it closed, T ___________ _____ m unist party. They escaped jail XTK1BLLNG WINS liut she lost it last week, she told 1‘ But S ta te's A ttorney Smith the property brought as much no CANAL POINT***Florida F.tut only by apologising and retracting' IvoRce; jum ped ut thut reply and forced I t wqs a#bes.a:d for and chnllvngyd Railway considering advisa- th e ir remarks. GOLDSBORO, N. C„ Apr. 12.— O fficers who investigated d is* ' the banker t« adm it tlia t he hud any one to"piuyi* to.Ahe rantravy. o f -constructing 2 1-2 miles Pupil# of the school, headed by a ; (IN S )—The an me or George Ger Covered Josie in the midst of a* received u letter front the MM s ;rf.CUlng ntfbri**, M ri’ W oodruff ick from OkeochaUdre branch g « Ju24of youfag Com munists pro* , mu*, Philadelphia beav.yp'ciglu, m erry p arty where wine f|o>ytxi banking d?purtm ent in April or stated 1Lit the people AVAt'U taxon p Bofltheru Sugay Com pany’s ttosed th n t all the classes and in- 1 was added today to the H o u r list freely, they declared. She -was 'M a y ,„ U ^ H.ip ,w ^ 9 h s was nbout m p.vm by K R E S ir ,» X r t.Y .,V ;: dRf. ^ i*TT o h n flrt* ' • *. County umi aiqupjtiJUuVo^y.ftSO^Ojid n tru « u r* ' fanbeh in a"body. The j of knoekqut victUnr o f , .Young arrested. *' » ginmth 40 youclfroccf m 1 1 t f | | » Jiim >411 I I I on * * J I more i* * w * f M Man It x w sepurnix instructor* refused to p a r t lei* Ktriblinjr of Mpeon, Ga. Strilding. ' .’.- j -— u.-f> ----- ’ n i tto b ’^l(cms*^Lake c t n f U ^ k e s ^ d ,p t|ly * Myrft fit Ijy 'tltc C ity , the tv tri'o fh v b leh wnt» SIZi TALLAHASEEK—(Florida con* P*u ’a million one huqtlr^d - Lltvuirtnd. . . ; j **uihol(inghin.RppbhepjiaU the way. ' BROOKSVILI.E— Widening high-J2*fcK»»vtwlni|>urtauF* .,ittW rC ' id United h’i a b . J 5 i i L S t t » r t s ~ r sMIJfKIt kayovd -zhir iRbiknM phian in t h c u j j t a y ^ ' ‘1 ^ fr iiM ^ ta rs e c tio n of H ievo th e City vvouCn>v ■••Y W'irso ' 1] Dade C ity road und roud No. 5 n b s tra c tin f ledger nh«et» nitd o ff wader a re c e iv e r U tao U ’ A*r|e«L v > ,.B,vz,'-., _ sLjJj.'A'. •<:■* -»'• <.* - ' *S0F flyers -Depart.^ir|.peft;nse*Att0f7fcys f c i ' a i T i . ' i l . i . u ' Prepared Westward F lig h t C lose Arguments I TO e r ie r a l’s Meals O f Atlantic Ocean In Banker’s T r ia l FIND NEW PLANET Of Georgia Shod Self Through He In Italian Distr SS I S ’•x-. 1. u > * h r * h SENATOR R A P S HOOVER STAND ON ISSUE RACE Daily Fashion Hint! for' Oil *. ;D I I-'IJ S 1 A LS W I T H CITIZENS Fate Of Woman Is Placed In Hands Of Jury In Death Case - THE KIND ; of BREAD one house­ wife mentionsto another ', S a J ■ im ,3?»Wi£c4r h �*-6 * ‘ ; ; *" ' * •' . • ■'f c r .to e i M ,, •. r . i * TUB SANF01U), l o u r B a r g a i n s A c SANFORD, FLO r o tu ur sda y , PAGE SEVEN s s BBWJUWWUUUPWW) ord U a tlj H erat* T - A E L B A T E S • Cash In Advaacc , nda, *111 be r ^ e lr e d itrona u d collector cent lately fo r paym ent. . ....... lQe a . line ___ __________ Be a line _______________ 7e a Una a a ratoa on rcqnaat. IU*A Poultry and Eggs Eddie Held M eets sr.N .v T o it. — f w r r 9 J t3 E J r - r m t t T ,- i X T n n - p r o r Star O f Chicago In ru t: iti.* i »■..-! t o Ih r D p i n d V r a U r V o t e r s u t T i p 1 SJHi K c l t a t o r i u l D i s t r i c t : — s T m : n l' M .n n m v . in c iia n l^ortfi, South Pl ay i h e re w ith a n n o u n c e m y candl* «.ocy |o|- t h e D e m o c r a t i c t io m l u u t ton (Lc?al Notices) Political Announcement I1ABY- CHICKS Selected stock dolivered, "W. Leghorns 100 #1S: JKnvy Mixed 100 #12, n. Kocks and R. I, Reds 100 $15. 500 #70. Em erson Hatchery, Brooksville, Fla. • *“* 1 t<?r Hint,' S e n a t o r front th e 37tli r tctint.irlnl D istrict com posed ot S e m i n o l e a n d llr .'V itid t ’l .u n tlc H .ut t h e J u n e ;.th p r i m a r y m i d If n o m lt t itin l a n d elected , 1 a s s u r e o n e and nil u M ctu n crallc a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . T h u n k In k o n e a n d nil f o r y o u r ,v o t e - m i ll I n f l u e n c e , lli M ' t c l h i t l ) , • IT lli.ll> tv . ItonU R T M . county h im h v i i 5 'T Itm iw in d L e s s e r T h o r o C a r e t ) T ravervu* <.'<J77A\5X_0C: ( 'h lm iF iir m iiiR C o m p lic a U o a r y > O f N a m e s W ith o u t i ^ n i l l e r . ' ~ ~ * *> * r PEKING, Apr, 11 Tim li t'.* ot Peking's hutun^d, ar the sm aller ilioi*mij:lifurca «rv» vulittl, wu« duscikbori liy Mr.-L.^l. ’A‘t?4 linjrtcn, !Votefan A m nican offU tfc 10-B Plants and Flowers reduced rates are fo r of Ihe Chine* e Post?, OfOcty 'ljlfl“Hear you have u now position Ed—and from FOR SALE: 100,000 very fine .utlve Insertions, FIIM T i l l J I . M l l S L A T t ' I I K word hutunj* is used only* i it'P e k ^ • - 8 i i i. i t cl t«. tt,„ h ( i | n n u c h i n g D em osweet potato plants: A. Bobbins, words of average length o r a l It I’r l ' . m ' / . -4 h e r e b y a n n o u n c e injr, T ientsin, Muktlen umj Jth |A j what Bill was saying, it’s quite a stop.ahead.” 1007 W. F irst St. dunted a Une. m y ••und'diic y lo r t h e U n u s o of thereby denoting it', purely M oagyf, l l e p i ■ ••eiitn tlves n s it m e m b e r of almum charge of 30c fo r O r o t t p 2. If nom ln .-itetl 1 p l e d u * Zinnia H a n ts; Burpee’s Giant, Insertion. orijriu f o r it w as hrou^hr iow-j “It suits me a-lot better than my old one anyway.” m y b e st e f f o r t s In b e h a l f o f J u e 25c per dor. $2.00 per 100. Mix­ advertising la restricted pi-ople o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , C hina durlnjr toe Monjrol dynatlt^'. c r y In* n e e d p f t h e p e o p l e o f K l o r l ed or separate colois. B. F. Whitoper classification, d a Is T a x B e l i e f , e s p e c i a l l y r e d u c ­ There o ro .n o aiiy five thoi\sanAT “I’d like to change, myself. But I never ’seem to j n error is m ade The Sao-» nor, J r . 429 Summerlin Avc. Ft. t i o n of l o c a l t a x e s . T h i s , In m y [Herald will be responsible Mellon, Phone 882W. of these leaser stree ts in tlu: dh,* o pinion, c a n he e f f e c te d by at • iiu ltn h le d istrib u tio n of tha illy one Incorrect insertion, neae cnpilal am1, the . omplicutiafU'* present five cent K o so lln a - f a x hear of anything good being open.” .dvertiser fo r suboequent 15—Apartment For Rent o n i o n s t h e S t a t e Oom l D e p n r t m v a t , of nanten arc w ithout parallel .!n. F. | . i w « c l l f s n n o n r o s l d c l i t o f t h e tions. The office should bn Schools. F n u n tle a n o d C itie s.— p a r ­ C u n a d i u n a m a t e u r c h a m p i o n , w h o any other lnrjre city jn the wor|f««n tic u la r ly - t h e C o u n t i e s a n d C i li c e . S l a t , o f l-’lo r f d n a n d a ySslilN it *,f lied immediately In case of Small garage apartm ent. Call 251. h e t ‘l i t o f M i l w a u k e e , S la te of rl m in n te d N . E. E d g e r t o n ui I'revious to the establiKhmcnt #»f* “That’s the way it. was with me, Tom—until I If b u n . .r e d b y the n o m i n a t i o n I tW l s r o n c i n , a n d t h a l Ills a u d d r t 'e s Is B a l i e g h , N’ . C . s i x ntu l f o u r i n t i n p r o m i s e i n d e v o t e a ll t h e e n e r g y tho Republic, says Mrs.- Arling^oug Furnished large apartm ent F i r s t N m l o n n l j r i n l t l i n l i d l n g . M il-! 1101 m itt e x p e r i e n c e I h n t I p o s s e s s to wnuU ei-, W i s c o n s i n , t h a t h - is o v - o p e n ng round, thu hutuiiKH of Peking h ad lift-, TO ADV ERTISER? a c c - .n i o u e h t h a t e n d . Elnv Avc. cc Hi.- ,ivoi.it i w e n t >o n — (21) >c u r e Donald Parson, a fte r ousting a names. No w ritten K. W. FEAHMAN, Jr. ehuraeti^#,* began reading the Sanford Herald Employment s l i d t b it: t h e r e 1-. n o p e r s o n I n - t h e > — •* Herald representative Furnished 5 room apartm ent, Day­ t ii Tin*; VOTF.NM III’ MKXI1NOL* S t a l e n f - J - l M i U t , tile Vi-cvtcc n f su ll- fellow Ohioan, Robert l„ W jp/n'n'i ^rore «vyr pasted witii the r*^ul( oughly fam iliar With ra te s flccnii u p o n w h o m w o u l d b i n d t h e ger, of Steubenville. lwt> and one, that the unlives invented.nam caw fl t o i'X T r . tona Beach. $300. for season. i and clatrlficaU on will Faces E ast, delightfully cool. A d­ * » a h to a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 1 a m a villd I 'l l l t r l e s f.'" P.ltv. e | t , il lx t h e r e ­ t was matched with Eugene Homans, their own. Now th at th e street* Columns. And then it wasn’t long before 1 found just , c s lot e l a t e f o r r a - e l e c t l o n t o t h e .o f ­ u p o n , you complete Inform ation, dress Box 5185 Seabreeze Station, O l t I • 1711IJD. tlm l >ou a n d e a c h o f F'rinccton freshman, who yeFterday have signs on eith er end, U)cry*jx fice oi C o u n t y C o m m l s s U X e r f r o m y o n a p p e a r t o t h e HIM o f tVmiif you wish, they will assist D i s t r i c t No. ; , s u b j e c t to, lltn d r won over E. E. Giles, J r . P itts ­ still more confusion fo r in writia;*Dnytonn Beach. what I wanted.” .. d e l —ii of tin* r o t o r s ' In t h e D e m o , t d i i l n i h e r e i n o n o r h c f l t r c M ay 7. in wording your w an: ad It*r*t, t h a t d m b c i n n >< H o l e D e v o f burgh, five and four. the spuken name, several diftcreuvi c in t l 1’i l m u r y t o o r h e l d o n J u u < nake it—m ore effective. t h i s f o u r ! , t h e s a i d III11 In in* - (II.*! r or three months, Apt. No. 4, 10th f t hi A l>. l » 2 t. e h a rac tirs m i|;ht be U*4k1. Thus »t o f o r e c l o s e a c e r t a i n m ortK A K e u p ­ JO H N UK1SCK. St. and Park Ave. Every conven­ on p roperty* lo c a te d in S e m in o le hutuitK xvhich was once knuwn.^a: (t.vgal Nolicet*) inouncemenls C o u n t s , F l o r i d a . In d e f a u l t w h e r e ­ ience, also garage. Phone 855—J. FO Il ST A T U Sr.X A T O Il “chouw” o r bad smelly could-bj .1 I h. r e b ) a n n o u n c e a a a c a n d i d a l * o f d e c r e e p r o r o i l f c s s o w i l l lie tu U - i v t i i i : r i m i n r m i i t o f t i i k tike wise w ritten as “draw out” ' )DUCING Long's Buie Pork APARTM ENT i'O II BENT, Ma­ t o s u c c e e d m y s e l f an S e n a t o r f r o m r n a u u i n s t y o u a n d i h e s a i d (-uusei T A V K \T V .T IIIH II JL 'D IC IA I, C I H l h « 37th S e n a t o r i a l d i s t r i c t c o m - p r o c e e d i r p a r l y . A n d II l« I ' F I T O F 1*1,011 III A, IN A M I F O I t hutuiitf. F u rth er obstacles in .lra m ti usage. 117 Magnolia Ave. honey Apts. 1000 Park Ave. W a­ y n a c i . K t t K o f * r r n r c i T r o c n w 1*1-ItT I I l i l t O l l D K I t l i n . m i n t t h i s PaUtlcaJ Announcements posed of S em in o le t lr e v a r d C o u n ­ S K t l l N O l . K n i l ' X T V . IN 4 -I I A N - intr the Ktreet system are raised < 1 w i s h In a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m a t i e s s u b j e c t 111 the D e m o c r a t i c ( I r d c r ol 1‘u h l l c u l Io n In- p u b l i s h e d te r and garage furnished. Phone t o n c e ii w e e k t o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e 1 r n n v . c a n d id a te fo r re -e le c tio n to th« of. by th u eapricioua m anner in, wbeli •Font and Found * l>rlm :ii) In b e h e l d J u n e fith. 1121 F O I t F T A T K D J i l x L t T l I H K 18-J. l l e r n b l . a l!. II. X S H i 'lt A 'F T , a s H e r e l v e r of flee of t 'l e r k of t h e C ir c u it C o u rt, ! w ia h t o u r m o u n c r tny c a n d i d a c y I If e l e c t e d I p r o m i s e t o c u n t l n u * w e e k s Hi l l n S a n f o r d S e i n l n d e I 'o t o i t y H a n k , t 7 a m p l n l l t - police officials constantly chunffop e iiriu l c irc u la tio n o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a u b - f o r t b s S t a t e L r U c l a t u r c t O t o u p t o w o r k f u r t h e b e s t I n t e r e s t o f th e n e u s p n p i - i ol ft III. b l i s h e d In s l i d C o u n t v . the nam es of hu tu n g s. . ... furnished apartm ents. j e c l t o t h e d r c l s l o n of t h a D e m o ­ 2> a n d w i l l a p p r e c i n l e n u p ' w i l In l d l s t r t n a n d * I n v i t e y o u t o m i p u W Bowknot brooch set with Modern I T N K S S m> h a n d a n d s e a l of c r a t i c v , , i e r » o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , I h n p r i m a r y t o b e h e ld In J n n a . I r n c o r . l o n ru.-h I n i n n r t n n t les!sl;»A Wieked Nam e . vt V OIH VIT7. a n d ' vvdfe, .IK N N I I J Frifridairy; Murphy steel kitch­ In t h « D e m o c r a t i c F r l m u r y K lee s a i d C o n n m S a n f o r d , till* A p i i l inestones. Finder please re* t lo ti a s k -‘ >1 r o a d s , c n n s a r v a t l u n uf U I*. 11AOAW. i i l t D V I T g . I ' l l A ItUKS I. IIIIIT T A. D. I!l2*. Tlie h istory of I P ’ao hutting $H *J» l i o n t o h e h e l d o n J u n e 6 l h , A. D. en: G arage: excellent neighbor­ < o u r n a i u i a l r e e . . n . c e s , r e d u c t i o n nf I 905 Magnolia and receive Rp• nii.l w i f e HAH A11 M. U I’. I T T , DoV i: s la te tax e s sod ed u catio n . , I urk I C ourt Kobe stree t was given by: i i-nilli nl n. hood: rent very reasonable. Park 1H2X. C lerk rtm c o n s t * i n ?: v. k . n n u n i.A ss. t il e kiip ilor: ..I a ll 111 "aI l l e m n r r u l * I M I T I t ' K O F M A S T F I F S KAI.F-. Aft*. Arl Jigton. The nam e i» dot* |l> A M I v l*h t o a n il o t in e v t l u i t ! n m A partm ents, No. 5. Phone 848—J. J j 1*A It IlISM 1 N o l l .. - is h e r e b y k I vcii t h a t u n d e r Allliion II P a ln ie i, a c a n d id a te fo r t h e office o f C nnwicked ,'n-l by v i r t u e of a D e c r e e of F o r e - rived from the life, of a C o u n se llo r s I n III ■■ f o r J u s t i c e of lliu I 'e u c a i-lo sni'e n m l S a l e e p iereil In t b s m inister nf the Furnished apartm ent. Will sell (l.ognl NntieCH) Ming DyxUkatfif D i s t r i c t No 4 S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , y o u t o N S T A i u . r . tutomopne* a b o v e 1- l il llli'd eailHe oti t h e 2 3 ld 1 h r r r t iy a n n o u n c e my c u n d ld itcy F lo rid a , s a id ' - u s i t c c of th e P e a c e furniture. Reasonable. Box 7,— ■In> o f .March. A. I>. I^:’». I . - a s Spni!- who was reduced to b eggary for,1 M l l l l I l o l l l-l I I I U V I I O N . f a r t h e t i f f l r e o f c o n s t a b l e . D i s t r i c t D l.sirhd t ' o i n p r l s l n g F .l e c ll o n P r e Sanford Herald. O.l M u s t e r In t ' l u i i i c e r y , j>n M o n d a y hig crim es and compelled to chang*. del III No OZIWl [STItWUTORS FOB TH E I, s 'l l i j e c t t o t h e . w ill of t h a v o l a r a , 'l n l s . No'.s 1, 2. 3. 4. P. tb. I I , A 12. 'I 'W K N T V l l i t l t l l J t I I I F I A I . F l i t - Die 7|I> dn> of M a y, A. D l» 2 * . t h e h!s licit state robes for raga, A d v I s u b j e c t l o I h e d e c i s i o n of t h e D e n t - N t l T I C i : t . | C M i l CN-IUJU KcCC* o n J u n e A. STEARNS — KNIGHT t ' I ' I T O F F I .O H III A, IN' A M I F O I t 1 s.ino- l-. i u r a I t u l e l»n> of l h | s t o u r l Tl* i.N .’ I. s AS A M K N D K D Nicely furiiishcd ap artm rn t? wiGt K K IN LAW. o e r iitn . P r i m a r y Co h e h e l d o n J u n e v l '. l l l NOI.K F O I N T T . IV F I I A N F - I a n d n b - k u l M iles d a y . l i t . f r o n t of joining this hutung is that.of..Yinrr if fine automobiles uro in the ru r >■ r ) U-- j A .si.'A BY 27, , 3 t h , A. I>. IKCh ________ _ i n all modem conveniences. PWaa l>H%# * | iliF !% i iirt 111Hint* a t 3 a Vifa t'd , Horn Wnnf trr Bilver ;Bowi. . Whim. th # K * stopping nt the VALDEZ 70. Call at 31B Palmetto- A r t. "IPoUtiinfl'Announcm rnts) h-, t *-ur coptec(;\«a-»etu-'ss»pt»*r4.-c3'—-vv-: I t - criPswfQBt, -1e C o u n t W E l p t - l d a . I , ILSI.lt: l i l t VAN. J r \ I T » : i > t i j i .T4*s *- w* \ \ | » O F F U ’IL i: II. , \ s i l i ’ I t.t F T , a In order to introduce the car S n n liio le Fount* H a n k [ - H e I.. t h e l il u l ie s l ntul b e s t t d d d e r •beggifrea m inister was sent on th at I -- « ___ - - ___ q — rtiiiw— r s i » - - 1 .l.i. M arch 2J. ,u ,l ; f o r c a s h , d u r i n g t h e l e g a l h o u r s of streets he was allowed to k«*p hWy —-— v i m c n s s r M U . 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F . i .UI' a NY. a c n r i i t n - i ........ t i i l f t l c i t l a i l y drMi'rlUed U* lot* and even refused to buy MagynAi 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 m * fo r J u s t i c e o f i b--t n> I h e n e t i>f G arage. Phone 5' I J. ■them to some one n t n generP tlon. D e fe n d a n t... I lu*v sl it»/*)*'lt: p r l s i n u F l e c t i o n f ' r c e l n c t e N u's , t. No I s u b j e c t t o t h e . w ill of th* I*, tin* f o l l o w Inti rcm alhing treasu re . Thu» h*JcH#<ft <H7> f o r t of T h ^ Houtli Hi*vi*n (H7> i, 3, 4, *. Ill, I t A- 12. s u b j e c t to I • e m o c r u t l c v o t e r s J t i n i C l i t h . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 12, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2bf096baa878322692c707dce807b6ba.pdf 6599a8222b6ed5e8026f59474cee4009 PDF Text Text J WITNESS FAILS pojiefp ’resident Of Bank SINCLAIR TRIAL Has In \n\ ? »!e"HewSays. i th Reporter Which MS WishesTruth FORMER HEADT h om p son . Faction OF KLANlWIS r!_ benefited, When I hnvc told my story my conscience will he clear. I will have done whnt I Consider Otto Time GrandDragonOrThc ■ . Greatest Political rlghh , narry-BIncftmcr,Former Amer­ Hooded Order Says Women "!:i two cases connected with heaval ican Oil Man, Declines To eclares He Has Been Were Used T o BcHmirchThe the failure o f the bank, I have en­ Answer Subpoenn Issued By tered pleas of guilty. I did tlint lie - Bespits Uhiiraeters O f Famous Men Pr6mised N o Leni­ la w y ers For (lovemment cause I was guilty. I borrowed For Senator ency In Return For money in excess of tho provisions] i r ip n n q itio n uX or tho law. Mr. l.nko borrowed 1>1 J K C S D C p U a lU U a . Refuses To Return . His P le js Of Guilty money in exrrss of the prvlalons of ] | jj F c d C Y & l P l ’ lS O Il t From French Lair the law. 1 know it. That's why I , ' . ' . . • Senator CanttvaV SAyfc Citi­ entered pleas of guilty. borrowed mone.V zens O z.ens ( ) lf Illinois Illin ois Have n a v e An* Former Vice-President And Prosecutors W ould L I K H f s t t F ‘whl ^l K what •••‘•f, myself Made To Involve Senator s .. O f ___ proved Action Senate In Cashier O f Seminole Couni J'.Qafn About.. Pecullnr. Oil I nm to blame for anil what 1'am from the hank. That was the effect . .....• ■ rlJ.UI. O. Namee W ith Thnt O f ‘ N ellie' Denying Frank Smith Seat Outpouring O f of the real estate boom. I never - U'- Itank-Goe* On Stand To inn Deal W ith Sinclair Outfit not ,to blame (or. Where l have dreamed I would owe so much. Be­ fcstifies That False T estify Against Employer done wrong, 1 want to admit it, . Is Greatest,Ever Kew CHICAGO. Apr. - It — (IN S )— WASHINGTON. Apr. l l . (IN S ) fore the boom I never owed over Entries .W ere Made , A. R. Ivey, vice-president and WASHINGTON. Apr. 11. (IN S ) Where I have not done wrong, I $rt.00l), or there about. Then the Dnvi/l'C* SiCphenson, former gnmd —The overwhelming primary de­ corded In Chicago nnme of Harry M. Hluek- want to explain. feat of Senator-designate Frank- i. TO Cover Stiortajjes cnsliier of the Seminole County —The “ I did nr direct) d the'work of boom came and went and l found |liragiin of the Ku Klux Klim, who incr, foimer American oil man, was If owing the hank n great deal flank which fnlled last August, ... r „ „ „,i. mnde a lctigthy deposition in Indi­ Smith til) o f Illinois, who lins CHICAGO, April 11.—* called futltcly three times today at covering tip dealings within the mysi twice refusal a sent III tho Senate,, lli.H face masking any emo- .yesterday . afternoon took , ,the,, stand, the criminal conspiracy trial of Seminole County Hank which ben- "u..c than I should. Now vc a ( I M S )_ I n what in character* ana State Penitentiary where lie brouuht relief to Senatorial circle^ oil which he might feel, A. a* a state witness ngninst Forrest efited Forerst Hike or, on few o c - milled I d'v. wrong. There la noth * ized a.s “ tho groatcat politi­ Lake. his former employer and Harry F. Sinclair. Itlnckmer is one casions, myself or someone c»lgo ' Ipg mom I can ilot C'XCOpt to toll ,ls sfvrviftg a life term for murder, today. and ■ . vice-president Key, of the three missing witnesses in * ■ nth anil let the law )«ke its told yesterday how the Kluu was president of the hank. Following cal upheaval in the history o£ Administration leaders includ­ ■ashler of the defunct Semin: the Teapot Dome case. A t present Now 1 have tried to testify in court I the tint iiUrgetlAa used women to bo- ing many who supported Smith’s Illinois,” tho S U tc Republican le County Bunk, today told is a portion ofthe testimony he he is in Fra.-ee with t\ subpoena in whnt l did and how ?.Ti\ Ltko wus Icotim*. ow he had covered manip- offered during his occupation of his docket which he is ignoring. tmirch’; the ehameters of holiest right to a scat, were relieved by .his faction headed by Senator defeat, ns it removed tho prdspect Charles S. Deneen has scored lation of the bunk's funds tho witness stand: Tlio government would like to men. v . DIRECT EXAMINATION of nnothcr l*attle over seating him. the bonefit o f its presiqti* stinn him, James E. O'Neil, nl. Jn tke-inst'allrrient today he tell* Democratic spokesmen lookori upon, a landslide victory over tha nt, bis formet- employer l Questions by Mr. Fnhlsinskl: how Senator Simtfon D. Fess was so in Europe, and Henry Smith Os­ Governor the Illinois vu\o as a vindication yl forces headed, by M friend, Forrest Lake, Q. What is your name? made the object of 11 plat -because ier. last heard of in Africa about Lon Small, Mayor William, is oil trial eliurged with nidtlu-ir figlit to bur him;front,*tho A. A. R. Key. lie had voted against a bi^l to abol­ a peculiar oil deal which resulted g and abutting in tho fnlsifirnHalo Tltompsan of Chicago, and Senate. < f ish parochial Bthools by nnt onnl Q. Mr. Key, did.you have any in profits for them nnd Sinclair m of an entry made on tho hank h "The defeat of Smith and tho do: Robert E. Crow*, state’s attorney legislation. Stephenson tella too of connection with the Seminole Coun- which were Inter turned into liberty ,okH the day it failed to open. plots of a similar nature against feat of the whole Thompson-8mall- of Cook County. ' • 'ty bank of Sanford Florida when boiids. Certain of these bonds, to Koy testified under croaa-oxnmother men and of how hip I fe was Crowe machine restored my faith the amount of $333,00ft, found their it was in operation in tills city? With a majority o f 450,000 Sco­ kation that the state's attorney, way Into the hands of former Sec­ Commander, Franco Hoppes To Homer Simpson W ill Bo Elec­ threatened when he protested the in tlie people of Illinois,” said Sen re tary of SQite Louis L. EmmerA- Yes. lillurd B. Smith, hud promised trocuted For Slaying .O ffi­ killing of Tom Austin, Klan agent. ntor Caraway (D ) of Ark. ‘The aon, heading tho U. S. Senator Q. Whnt was your connection retary of Interior Albert II. Fall Hop O ff Next June In Airm no leniency in exchange for cial Of Bank In Attempted The affidavit continues: "A n ­ people of Illinois hnvo approved Charles S. ‘Deneen faction, swept midi it is the government's conten­ plnne Which Herman Engi­ la pleas of guilty in two case* with thnt hank? . alHoufi other instance was 1111 attempt the action of the Senate, in deny­ to victory on the Republican aide Hold-Up Of FlnnnclalHpuse tion they were a brilx1to induce. |iim neers Are Now W orking On id hi» testimony for the state A. Vice-president nnd cashier. made to involve |he name of Sen ing Frank Smith a st-at and havo in Chicago’s primary election. It to lease tho Teapot Dome nnval i>il , the bank cases. IIo said he had Q. Were you vice-president and BRUNSWICK, Gu., April 11.— ntor Simeon 1). Fess of Ohio in a put their stamp of disapproval on was computed from returns re* reserve to Sinclair. MADRID, Apr. 11.— (IN S ) — tit even talked to Mr. Smith about cashier of that bank un the fifth (INS)—Homer Simpson, found compromising way with a w-unan the buying o f public office. It i» n colved at noon today. Fall, named ns a party to the Commander Ramon Franco, Span­ guilty of murder without recoin [sti Tying until he oppeured in of August, 1927? Itccauuc Senator Fess (then Scnn victory bf the people, for tho peoplo Judge John A. Swanson, march­ alleged conspiracy, is too ill to nurt. Monday and entered his A. I was. ish no* -who 4low from Europe mendntion to mercy yesterday, tor-elect l>ut a member of tlie and hy^he people." ing in thc wako of thc ^mmaraon nt«\nd trial. Federal prosecutor Ow­ Q. On the sixth of August, |eas of guilty- Morc thoan 400 will die in thd electric clinir for i House of Representatives) while a The primary election in Illinois plurality oyer Governor Len Small en J. Roberts had no expectation to Soutli Amorim In 1926, is plan­ arsons overflowed the courtroom 1927? * slaying C. A. Perry, ^ Klngsland member of, tlie iloiist*, Imd votoii was a victory for the Drys, it was in tho gubernatorial race, defeated ning a round-the-world flight. He that Rlackmcr would answer to his 1st night and half ns many listA. Tile bunk closed the Hixth bunk cashier, in a lioitlup-ntteinpt. agn nst uiiiYi™til,op)ipaed the Stci claimed In an Anti-Saloon league State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe name. He had it called merely j «» ho|*es to hop off III June, although led to Key's cloning words this of August, 11)27. Tlu> verdict was returned by a ju- ling-Towner 11.11. Tire hill had to da Htatemcnt issued hero todny l*y h. by 200,000 for the Cook County later he could tell the jury of toe amine. Tho state rested its case Q. It was in operation on the his new hydro-piano is not yet ry In tho Glynn Suporjor Court will* llu),Abolition/fif parochial Scott McBride, thc kagm-’a gener­ prosecutor’s office. nooiT ' " 1 lh. defense boffon its fiftli of August was it Mr* Key? significance of his absence. after un hour’s deliberation,. tchWifc. Tlie bill wiU onUrely. un al suporintendent. ( .j * . . Frank O. Lowdeq won eight out The business of “ paging" Itlnck- ready. at,, ,-th this, nfternoopf', ( '■ A. 'Yes. . • ainericap, an unjust, unwholesome In his statement to, the “ I realize the jK-rils of such a * *vTlii) Illiiuis Primary," Mcllrido of tho twenty delegates to the na­ :ey, In his testimony yeXTcnlny Q. It failed to open on the mer was done thoroughly, however. which closed the t l iul.-Simpson ml- thing, and fought to dolygatu Irf fJldi "has resulted In a victory for tional convention. The clerk first called for his pres­ flight, but I ntn confident thnt I l today, told how ho had taken sixth day of August 1927? tho froverothcril powers',tint P>v Otis F. Glenn, Deneen candidate eme, and three deputy marshalls, cun succeed," said the airman ^to­ niilted that liO.»is u niemN-r of jn W ly intended to In- vested i,n ihP tho Drys both as to Congress and the steps lending up to the mukA. It did. . the group thnr^d'betrtlio bunk fo r U. S . Senator, triumphed over the state legislature. The election were then sent through the court j of the false en.try, ordered it Q. Mr. Key do you know this day. “ I believe a successful round but-declared he bail uotbiiiir «H> iVflprnl goveniment. returps definitely indicate that at Col. Frank L. Smith of Dwight |de, and how ho- did it to cover bcok which Is in front of you. house corridors drolling out “ H. ^J undenVOredM ' '* e d % x Iilist the act- Ica.-t two thirds of those nominated by 110,000 votes in Cook County the world flight will advance the with the actual slaying. He placed ortoees in vnrlouB accounts in page 525 .of day book No. 7. xppcaici M. Blacktncr" ^ppeatedly. tinhlnme on Malcolm Morrow, ivo opposjti»tr'wT all cause of aviation materially. , ^ 11,1 members ’P l,y tin- majority pdztioa in tho dif* and added 150,000 more votes down called half ;i dozen bonk by which take had beneA. Yes sir. Robert.' .ut rol ... v 'i ryiH„*iif-tricts ard dry. Th^««.wjll .state. . Franco expects tu be accompani­ who wilt bo tried soon for tho same tilt* slates over which I ha I higikers -wtui produced cd. He told his story calmly, in /J- is that one of the books of Western hSTikers against the bill and Hiicrcedml In .Wr.'mit question ho elected on •lfC* ~ JPlmnierson carried to victory crime.,. , ' _ ’ . . to tof the. continuous mgaeDotot ifvcouut 1>f tin- Seminole County Fall’s account* in 1922. These* wit- ed by three companions—Captains Simpson told of planning tlie stirring up -ome sent inn ill, against running mates for lieutenant gov­ [the dptense counsel which inter­ Hank. ncciiei were on the Rtnnd oni> Ru!z de Akin and Gnllurzn, of the 1 1>•11 day." ^ robbery nl .Itg^invIHU. Hr* said It ernor and secretary of state, Fred * C ,, ■* re d tho tale. briefly nnd their testimony was Spanish Royal A lt Force, und PnbA. It is. lliiiioirt will lmv« ut least.18 d^y "A Klan nkigjizirt-- punlished a I he anil Morrow went to Kings* FAccordiqg to his testimony, Q. |)o you know R. C. Phillips, merely for the purpose of further |o Kudu, n civilinn mechanic. m mlb ro in.the next' Congress, Mc- E. Sterling, Incumbent, won the laud anil'took Perry mil into the si*rio*.’ of mnftfjrvrciJcntlv attack I Hrido pVodictini, former herth and William J. Strat­ carious accounts in the hank, in­ Mr. Key? , verifying the fact that Full hail the For the pust year German en­ country . i 1 rcVi ucd a let on w pivtuxt *»f vii*vvini{ lug TWwrfbfr ton, tho latter. cluding city and county bond ac­ A. I do. Sinclair liberty 1*011111 in his pos­ gineers have lH*cn at work nt Cadiz i« the greatnst^political vie* ' Oscar ff. Cnrlstrom, attorney * lling i;vc b.rgWliicb r-tk-.ill ‘liuv,. wiling t;v Honw* IAnil 1fnrt was for m m *. counts. were short more than Q. Wus Mr. Phillips working sesion. Then- was no cross exam­ on Franco's new plane. tor^.fi.rclhnn «ovurnin#rtV in many general, who sought rcnomlnation A h ^ o m * . bml Vc n H c A ttn U , demanded the condiiiiaUuif^^Jlb^ MOO,000 the morning the bank fail­ in the bank on the morning of the ination. . a day," .«nid Senator Broukhart (It) Tor the office under the Deneen Tlie machine is 11 Dornlor-Sup- vault, he sftid. m . V ' l M t P T ! with .i.v>)'v >•' hnyuigskem ed to re-open, nr.d false deposit sixth dny of August, 1927. Having completed th- establish­ of Iowa, "it,'is » great victofy for baniier, was successful over State iTHnwivh tie:, inline A ei wul, of the same type as the fum udv/mi cd on Mol-reAv wit lo t)fi 'jl". leutry of $004,046.11 was made to A. He was. ment <»f the liberty bond transact­ Deneen,*' >,-Miid Senator Senator John Dailey of tho "Am­ •Vss.% 1 vijilo-pf) • mis "plus ultra." It will have a knife. Simpson wiM .M um nv *'Pi K chh.^I jxinnii-diiit.-ly i* IconVaal it in place of a true-entry MR. PALMER: I understood it ion Roberts then reverted lo t In­ Capper (U) of Kansas.'4'!, um par erica first"-Combine. Ruth II. Meenod fire and Perry Melt l** ffjjx-tiic whicli lesulted lif-twei wing spread of 96 feet and will be lo f $23(1',714.811. He told how notes was closed on the sixth. beginning of the oil negotiations land checks totaling $407,027.94 dcTHE COURT: Did not close un­ and started the t«-*k of revealing able to • curry a loud of 8,1)00 ground, fatally wmii!llod*r *' * Tnotl letters «>f prute^t again t tin- ticiiliirly pleused with the result of Cormick and Henry R. Itathbono nntorinl contest. In thc fu- won tho nominatlviu fop Congress* The two men put Perry in tin- Klun'n charmti-r assiA.Mtiatu.il i*f Hi pounds.'Its fuel capacity will be I posited in these short accounts to til the sixth. to the jury whnt led up to the leas­ tnre, candidates for thc.Scnate wil) men-at-large. tiring them up to the proper a MR. PALMER: Yes, sir. It did ing of Teapot Dome. First, he in­ 2,100 galldfis und it will have a automobile, Simpsim testified, an t Seimtar Fi-m. mount'. He said he bail prepared not open the sixth at nil ns 1 un­ troduced in evidence a multitude flying rudlus of 2,600 miles Com­ drove buck to the bank, where tlicvy , ••Another instance in which 11 |M> more careful nbout using slush The outpouring of voters was. Fruncn hopes to at- foivcd the wounded 11*191 .to reveji! Lyoimm w n ' us**iI for illegal pur- rim,|„ llow that the peoplo of 111* lhA-greatM i in any-pri: |tin* notes in the bonk directors derstand it. , of letters, telegrams and govern- mander .... ■wiu<u i^bllJi* 1 u;a»- tnntn----hrtrr•rilge speed of 126 miles the rom|iinatiou. I'l-ri^v ilgotli—1X1 Q. Mr. Key, did you give any 1nient files. This was tedious work, .am an a ir room nnd that I-ake, himself and tlon ever held. Upwards of 70 per ►out lo MuiiVU*. Ind., to a man t<> Smith."* . h lvl.4 I bill' elidim-ft:"* slated, but Morrow sll ijw k bim over — 1— — rent of the total registration Is b«* Irotirly with IvM Inin Peter Sehnal, another bank cm* .nwvtimis to Mf. Phillips__ aa— la defense eVuinlned i-U i K Itnnrtativv route (subjis-t lo tile head with his re-vuTver. *- .. whom *bi* told a nob *l>*i‘y l<> tlio TlrndTlgruat-thrmrYhi-sr-notrs} any entries made on page 626 day I ns the ” 1 um glad to -ee the decent lieved to have gone to th* polio. The tentatl ment closely, objecting to *"ine. effect tha) Iter daughter bad been people of Chicago havo redcomed Frank O. LowdUn, former Govsrnor After tho money was tqken ffom were duted at various times, Hut j tJOok No. 7,.state's exhibit C. A telegram revealed that bin- minor changes) is: Cadix, the A z­ kidnaped ami ugaiust h.-r will had tlitmm-lves in the eyes o f tlie poo* of Illinois, and the state’s “favorito A. I did. . were nil mnde the day the hank ures, Halifax, New York, Huvanu, tho vault, the Imndlts headcxl for clair nnd un attorney. Uu; convent in Califor­ pli. of the rest of tho Country," aim" in thc race for tho Republican Q. I show you hero a quantity W. Zevely, vislb-d Fall ut his Ni-\v Mexico City Ln I’nz (lower Culif ), JaeksonvUle. They Wore .arrested been pbireil failed to open. A list of them has nia. "Big* Nettie" Ld*l liliss *ln* llud Huid Sciiutoi* Jom*s (R ) of wnsh nomination for President, pollod of pn|M -rs and ask if those nre ill * been published in The Herald sev Mexico ranch Christmas week, 19' San Francisco, Port Eaaington there later. fine** ’ learned.tho. girl was in in tin •••• your handwriting, written direct­ an enormous preferential vote. Hia * / ' Mrs. Mnmlc l>e Todd, nt whose erul times. (British Columbia), Unaiaska 21. Apology wus mude for inlruil nWic. inglon. t)|ilo convent just east of Mur ions (Handing witness bunch or “ God—that's .t fine thing, ejac­ was the only name that appeared -K ey, on tho stand, was ugain tho Tng on the secretary’^ holiday, iiut (Aleutian Islands), Potrnvlovsk, home tho crime was planned, and 'Big Nettle' wns sent becmiso I! N»u ulated Smator C'uuzCrts (R ) of on' tho Republican ballot. banker. His speech was concise. pupeis.) it was explained the business was ( l^ami'hutka), Hudodate, Tokio ' where tlio men found refuge ufter- man wu* known /Ip be a flans A. They arc. Lowdcn gained practically 30 He >roi>ke tho banker's language urgent” . The "business” In question isaguskn, Manila, Port Victoria wartl, will go on trial next, it xvn# inoltthcd hate-pcoplict-against the Michigan. Q. Does that constitute nny • “ It looks ua though virtue has delegates to the national conven­ and eiip|Md o ff figures taken from Alexanderclta announced today. She is charged Catholic people/ or was tho first proposal to lease the Ilonibay, Bushire . , • _ jmrt of the business of the bank— with being un accessory before triumphed in Illinois,” added Sen- tion from Illinois without coateat the various exhibits in quick, c e l.os Aleuzures. Stepheiinon lin n related in Ids naval oil reserve. and after the murder. Morrow will qtor. Moses (It) of New Hampshire. as a result of yesterday’s vote., words. He rdpnatod maiiy of his SciAinole County Itunk of Sanford, On Feb. 26, 1922, Sinclair made deposition Uml lie wim upproacheJ Tlq* three longest and most dan. ."Tliat’H bully." remarked Sena­ lie Is assured of eleven more dele­ Hlati-ments ngaiit pnd again for the Floridh, as of August fiftli, 1927 ! u formul offer to Fall for the re* gcrous jumps an- across Atlantic be tried for murder upon the con­ by this man and promised an in* A. It did. ^ vestigation. Stephe'nii«|n said lie tor Keyes (R ) of New Hampshire. gates at largo when tho Republican * benefit of the Judge and jury- » £ serve, agreeing to supply the navy from the Azores to Halifax; from clusion of Mrs. Todd's trial. state convention meets Apr. 20. ^-Jid not become angry 'v,u'n tne (Hunding papers- t<> counsel for with fuel oil In storage anil build u loatMied thej-o was-such a girl plac­ Unalusku Island aero As llehring Itate harried him in cross etxnmin- defendant) Governor A!.’ Smith bf New York ,000 mile, $18 ,000,000 pipe line to nndretlu, Northern Syriu, to Iz*» ed lu a Oaiifoniia convent and lat­ Flyer’s Body Washes MR. FAHIS1NSKI: If the court added at least 52 delegates from 'alion. In fact he smiled most dur­ L Atlantic Coast in exchange f'*r er oftc in '. ()Jiio and thnt tlie glri the Atlantic ... 1! Sea to Kumchatku, and from Alex..Anhore Near Norfolk Illinois in the Democratic primary. ing W.. H. Dickenson’s exaniina- please wp offer in evidence the pa­ the privilege of working the field wished to he nlipwed td live with Alcazures. llors identified by the witness ns tion for tlie defendunt. IIo is practically assured of eight her mothei*. Hut, Stephenson roFive days later. G. T. Stanford, In several cases his replies were State’s exhibit K. -WASHINGTON, Apr. 11. (IN S ) additional delegates when the Dem­ lutcd,' jt was learned the real Sinclair lawyer who was called to MR. PALMER: Objected to, if sharp und loud ns hit ilenied ques­ , mother hinl ujeourt record and Was —The mystery surrounding the dis­ ocratic state convention meets. thc stand, testified, Sinclnir organ­ tions put him by Dickenson. Dur­ >our honor plenae.’ We want to ask ized the mammoth oil company to Evep before the count of tho bal­ found to'be not i\ fit persdh to fls- appearance t»f Commander T. G. W ASHINGTON, * Apr. J l — sumo guardianship pf the girl. Al- Etlysici aiid’jtwo companions in a lots wan complete, machinery was ing the direct examination Key Mr. Key a question or two first. handle thc expected lease. A mil­ TUB COURT: All right. (IN S )—Tho prices of all American said lie had taken a number of it was shown "BiiC N'ettlo" was tjsvul seniilartc while enrauto from set Ip motion today to prooeento Q. (by Mr. Palmer) Mr. Key, lion shares of stock no par vuluc made nutoinobilos will^ be reduced ledger sheets from tho bank s Norfolk to Annapolis.-i month ago those responsible for the wide* not' the piothcr^-* .• ‘ wenissued, und later un addition­ as soon uh Congress " repeals tho hooks and files for the pur|K>so of when did you write that paper? \vhen the bydy of Commander Elly* spread disorders that marked tho. al 1,605,000. A. On the morning of the sixth fodorul autmobllo tux, Roy D, concealing them. He said he ami son'Yds Washed ashor* . at W il­ balloting. Tho campaign' reign of On Mar. II, 1922, Sinclair wrote . RALEIGH, N. C.. April 1L— Chapin, president of the National I-ake discussed doipg R. and that of August, 1927. terror that made the primary the loughby Spit, near Norfolk! Fall and advised him of the birth (IN S )—-Graft and briln-ry are not Automobile Chamber of Commerce, Q. After the bank closod ? . .1 (■ __ __ , * n n i r S i n * Lake usked him if It was done be­ most bitterly cuntestcd in tho his­ '• Eliyson and his companions left of the mammoth oil company. Sin limited to one party ulone. Bep told the Senate Finance toinmlt* A. Yes, sir. fore tlie bank president left for tory of Chicago reached ■ climax, . • wrote ___ >L.ithat, «• u <> “he personally .Norfolk before, daylight for the cluir as Q. Thc bank was not dosed Theodore E. Burton, of Ohio, told too today. Philadelphia the afternoon of Aug. at the poll*. Bloodshed and rioting compprntlvely.ghott tripto Annap­ would own all thc stock," h c| could whqn you made that out? some 3,000 North Carolinu RepubAll automobile manufacturer*, guarantee fulfillment of any con­ ticans attending tho purty's **t«te olis where the X-omtnar.der’a young wore more or less general through­ A. The bank had already clos­ said Chapin, have taken a ununi' Dickenson, lh his cross examin­ out the city. • , convention here today. mous pledge to take tlio tax o ff • A,light docket faced .biiij’.c* Wey. daughter was in'thc hospital. ation asked Key if he went to I at- ed at the time, and tho directors tract. had passed a resolution of closing " I t can't bo denied that corrupt­ the price of their car* to the con­ man B. White in Municipal Court atkn to meet iJike whon he retunt* ion has shown its snaky head »- sumer as soon as the tax IsJ re­ this lnorning, only, sir persons be­ ed from Philadelphia. Key stid he the hank when that was made out. Martin Confers With Q. And then you made that out, some of the official* of the pealed. In this way, Chapin declar­ ing charged with vlolatlons'Of city did. Ho said they, talked in the Cedar Key Fishermen mong passed it over there? government, but against those who ed, tho buying public will benefit* smoker after he boarded tho train. ordinances. * -> " ' . A. Yes air. uro guilty, groat or small, tlie ad­ at once from rcpcul of the tux. < Jilckenson asked him If Ju tj*° Tho case of Paul Crumpler, u 1 1 .— MR. PALM ER: Then if your CEDAR iK £Y, Fla. Apr. ministration la pressing vigor­ The tax of 3 per cent was repeal­ . smoker ho hadn’t told Lake for the 1}; Following conferences with local ous prosecution and we may bo as­ ed by tho House but tho Treasury. negro , wanted in T k n ip it'fo r’‘as­ (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 4) • - fishermen who aro antagonistic to sured tho guilty will suffer con­ Department insisted thst.it ^>e re­ sault, attempted murder and rob. • Miss Mkrtoret Kelsey, ef Or­ lie was bruised and shaken but-1 : ,bcry wa%. transferred 40 Uills- lando, victim of . an automobile otherwU* unhurt. Ilia escape U the rulings o f the state fresh and dign' • punishment," declared the stored in tho senate. . Halt water fish departments, Gov. Ohioan. c Tho charge that Henry Ford lias borough County. , N « smash-up Monday night near considered miraculous as th« sedan . John W. Martin left ut noon for • ( )*oni Lanl charged with violat­ was demolished almost beyond re*collected $25,000,000 a y ^ r in "Im ­ Maitland in which three cars were "It is altogether untrue" he con­ Brooksvtlle where he will fP 6" * tinued, “ that corruption or. dis­ aginary freight rates'' was -.aired ing through street law Imd his involved, wo* ip u nriui-unconscl* ognitlon. tonight on hU race for the United honesty has laid hold upon thc fed­ by Senator Reed ( I I ) . of Uchnsyl^ bond o f 4’(.0<) estreated. Willie ous condition t.Hlay at thc FemuldThe Ford truck, sold to.ba the • cause of the rais-hap, was moving Ststes Senete. . Cotton brought to 'court oq the vunia. Ford's practice, it was I.aughton Hospital according t6 eral government. In the demorali­ T j An audience which filled the zation which succeeds every great ehown, was to collect "full roias" charge of drunk and. dUar&tly Drj C: P. Vincent, the -physician slowly elanc ' the- 'ro*d'--i '* The City Cotnmislloncrs will lights. Authuritle* have the A payment of principal and in­ theatre here brayed e driving rein c^i vulsion like the Ctrl I War or from Detrertt, where** a largo conduct was given u ecntcncc *wf who is.attending Jicc • ^mett at the City'JUH tonight at terest which matures on July L o t to hear the Ooreinor last -night thc late colossal contest, wide poi-portion of Ids cars were ship|H.*d $10 or ten day*.and chose tin- fine. , Dr. Yfttcfnl «u t*d that the young but the driver has not yet be n seven-thirty- with " tills year will be one of the chief while during the afternoon ho spread dishonesty develops i}s<;lf to dealers from assembling plants The $10 . bund-of Fannie May woinpi showed only slight im- caU.il or identified. npoke to two hundred and fifty in public and private life.” much nearer ...the point . of sale, WrigUt oiiargud witii- being drunk provenient und Out her coudition Jack Spellman. Orlando of v-ariotu bond houses who hold or topics of discussion at thla meeting. people attending court in Bronson. Chapin declined lb comment on. the aqd disorderly wu» cstt^•a^.'*l was very critical Ilospital authori­ who with other school children1 Thu Hinall of taxca The small percentage The speaker declared North Carhave bought Sanford securities, in charge but Senator Couzcns said collected is said to be the cause The Governor pointed to the feet ties stated Um young woman’s con­ returning lo that city in a an affqrt to work out sonic pl*n o ' thc City’a present financial dls that no paved roads had.been built, otilfa's |)regres» in recent years Ford had to collect the full ret* when. sho fHilisd to npjiear. The dition onjy‘slightly improved if at the Florida Motor Lines, * was the result of policies of the bond of' Fatilino Rohlnscm charged into Levy County end no fish of re-financing the City's indebt­ In order to meet tho costof hi* as­ all-day outing in tress. The time m l o f City Republican Party, especially pro­ ” *i .tlu* spmt* of cum* was also «*s- a !) • **.'■’ edness. . V , taxes has extended until April 15th. hatchcriee-established until this sembling plants. slightly cut by broken T|»e negro chauffeur off the Reb tective tariff. itwl. i Firms which will be represented and indications are thst unless col- administration and that tho'^conthe bus w iudow. Other The case of A-ktix'Aliaxrtlki ohargciL xodun who youW not^bedocoD-d yes." at this meeting Include Prudcn and lectiooe are considerably better, strvetion of highways end other Ililslpgsford, f Inland, Is to U j , Urdny turned, up at Dm Mock Bhopi the accident were unhurtj A war against betting on grey­ th aasitul^. was coutiuUvd Co/,of Toledo, Halsey Btewart Co. ™ in the operating ex; at«te works fare his opponent.the hound racing is being started in a new motioa.picture theater scat* 2 , 1 in Oiloadu whur j he b* employed.1 reported to ba hock Hi < charge larger expend!Yvrk, 'Wrtght»W«*low or j drastic «Jte ... ^ j , pjUltyr :wiu chanco to c . re day ‘morning. of New Torlrt 'Wrtfht*W«*1«>w of Fri lug 2,500. • . • England* " * — I J. B-roett NWlonJ 8Mk « ‘ ? turn ia US - > - » ♦? -v v • 4 ^ / r t •• trill* and pwyUdjr ••vsrsl1 to N « iaae‘ -- • rzz. . •’V a - * - •.1 . /ji * itkJH •. ) hows fio S ig n Of Emotion In Trial KEY TAKES STAND AS STAR WITNESS AGAINST BANKER E t “ I want to tell tho truth about everything thnt happened in tho Seminole County Rank." Thus A. R. Key, former vice-president nnd cashier of the hank who yeaterday took tho stand for the state against Forrest l.nke, former-prosident of the bank, - in one of the cases arising from the bunk’s fail­ ure, began an interview with The "Tieraid toiTfty. ’ "I want to pH everything,'' he SOLONS REJOICE AT OUTCOME OF CHICAGO POLLING Up­ In History In Victory, Deneen Acts Of Violence M arkH ot Contest Voters SPANISH ACE TO GEORGIAN TO DIE ATTEMPT FLIGHT FOR MURDER OF AROUND WORLD BA N K ’S CASHIER f Ohio Congressman Says Graft Is N o t Confined To 1 Party Automobile Prices Will Be Reduced If Senate Waives Tax Light Docket Faces Municipal Judge In ColirtThis Morning Orlando. Girl, Victim Of Automobile Wreck, Is Still Unconscious. Today City Commission Will M eet Tonight In E ffort To S olve City’s Finances B •4^ - • 4 ; 1 -~T1 —1 alia Slis n>K wei not I1 abb g*'o *(r* Ub 1 Tin A iiut j 1 H 1 To 1) il S ■or cec Fsl res in ’ �M » IN / TVj u t t r *T T m t f t A N T n n n n £ R , a i L ^ \ N T J ) I I D . J 1 . 0 R i D A , - TJ i ^ n A V , 't »» l|f? * APnn m . y . I ii«. l /Veit; Orleans Pelicans Southern League Look To [FAVOR NATl Be M L MANY SKELETONS ’arts Ti A ir Minister Expresses View Excavations At Seaside Re­ , .MOSCOW, Apr. IU— (IN S > - B fforts o f tho Soviet governrotvtk to build up' it.* own state-owned and operated merchant marine are ii w etinjg with even less success thau has attended the experiment in many- other countries. Charges of “ gross ineCficncy, extraxiignnce and probable corruption” have been lodged'against tins-Shipping trust with the Comniossnrjat of Works’ -mf-PcnsimTs’ *rhspootuTn/ ffTc''cfr( c o iw tiv ^ « m y The oKiinary Ti hten, Ixnli year. i t ’ U chari, were Miifa. with ldxurious 1 for the tains, elaborate, ihogsny |a J salons, smokln* mus and gUl.| cabins when thei vas ny nivc-,J for'such appoint tits. .Millions of. di r* have |* wasted, it is kno, but just * j.l the money went >„ being the subject of investigate Ship building c< havy gon„ five times since \mr, |,ut lowancc was inqfor that.in propria lions. Mfc 4bil? ourHie Ttov guvemmenri paying $.16,000 > annually othet nations foi uling it* Many o f the »hl|*ijnfiscatcil fn pirivnte owners in g the u-vol tfm arc.cQinx.Uccvs. - A T L A N T A , Ga. April 10.— ia.it l!_* y. ur*, unti you may rent sort Prove Interesting On Ocean Flying ItafnrrThc . To BRUSSELS, Apr. 10.— (IN’ S)— t ion. , LI (IN K )-—Ju!t*» Heincmnnn in notor- assured that neither .MnpiKvr LarArcheologists W h « R elieve.Ju, Kl,urth lWls yMr u.j|, n„,rjl House O f Commons Where Dr, llullcr’n Effort M Remains A r t O f Stone Age ' . , «' F’i«h t Is Raging Over Issue iou» for prnnki that hr ha* played r> O H '* * n,.r pn-i i.-nt lb-in­ ______ the end «>f u great bnttle for Dr. Duller in said to have tried .. . , , 1 , rmnnn will stand liy arid arc. that ur‘ - ' e“ - t)r,M n» nvali. and u PtPor(, lh e.r conncrtionr “ penre" in Europe. On that day unxucceanftilly tu sound out diplo­ LONDON’ , Apr. 10.— (IN’ S )— LONDON, Apr. It).— (1NSI— Mem* that he bar plenty nf grief with ( *l« vilaml are I'ru gi>m| for Government control of Atl.ahtV Inteiesting discoveries o f hutuar: will he inaugurated the Louvain Li' matic circles an tu the- official in store for the opposition’* pitrh- ihat. rC brai-y, inlmib-by funds from the Belgian attitude in view o{..tlJv this summer. Their hurrlcM n , vi, wi„ ,,m|. ft{ flP8t. T K . t)ccnn flig h t is not favored by skeletim., believed to dale ba« k t< . • * the new Stone Age. have brvn Cnt-m-ri —Foutufatbirr'o f" America. tnsk will lie getting by the "big |,.fu«al of I'adine-t. n r< hascd-trum. (i'rea*. Britain. • four" in the I’elkan lineup. l.ik .-n?T" Indian*, to <ome Smith gave This deebiation was voiced by ound ilaring excavations at Worth- With the 'inauguration ft hitter inent, •. . „ . .. conflict over the inscription ott the Pres* that lips nttltude would l>o . With on appropriation o f 510,­ the first hundred ycurn, they at” . the ,y j. «on-4. trouble, but the see­ Sir Samuel Home, Minister for Air. .mg. a n as.de resort near Brighton. hb,ar>..B corncriltonp prclKlb,y the toughest. in fa voK of 'Cardinal Merrier be- 000 000 for' ship codstniction lust i nd.l.m r ptobleni seems to have ill tlu I louse of Commons. It wan on the s Tilth const. ?tr have been decided. The quartet. without t;auue tbe'principal at stake is the year, it is alleged, the Shipping . wny ‘ Is-rnTsolved ,.y tT7c addition of Me The "kcltton.1 are liclicieil by Belgium is awaiting the outcome s^nto iis that in the showing of a tempt at spe/irynig their partial r air*'i. witn Je.sey City u whiL* made in reply to a question w hether Trust built only four vessels. It lar batting spot, i.t as follows: j.„| year. .the <i ivernment wbuld act as a nrchculcgist to be those of a race of the controversy with intense in­ film of tile life and execution of the had promised to build 54 freighters •Sam \riek, outfielder, batted ."Pt* -j j, P'st of the rest of the in- controlling nuthi rity over such terest because o f the jhU'koiis in* British nurse Edith Cnvcll. of people w'ho settled in South of about 8.000 tons each. This year hiu with the Pelicans last year, Find ' f|,.|,| volved and because o f the question England banned the motion pic­ with a similar appropriation it ap­ up in tie i.ii ami i- causin': ,»#r* F IR ST ISTIONAI Kithrodt, out fielder, who hit .."<>1 Manager Gilbert some worry. Rnv Mights in future, in view of the re- ! Britain at the cl .-e of the new at issue. •lit r* tures ns one likely to nwnkm war pears thnt the Trust will be able to • < cm| disaster to tSe "Endeavor" in with \ashville ;n I'j S.I (has l»—» (iunlrer, the t h ver little ’’shori1 stone age. Extensive excavations Destroyed by German fury— He hatred, hut Belgium, despite ropre* ul II*. BTIK property »»f Cleveland rime then.) slop, is nursing a sole aim and which Captain D t.chcliffe and tin- have beer, carried out continuously <t «rid by American generosity” — scntiitlons from Germany, allowed can be kept alive indefinitely •rwi • . I *1 IK I Ollic Tin ker. vvuost* ' rampafes Ael;er*. who I with Dui- Honorable Ll.de .Mackay lost theit I in this distiict pince UC*:t. and t!ul these two lines written for the in the film to he shown in Brussels through his invention, he claim*.) "The BanI Sen ice" I rla with Minneapolis lurt season en­ lnim la-1 season, ho- been subbing live*. |k -i iption by the late Cardinal Mcr" whefe it was acclaimed. Critics He refused to rcveul details, but 1 U ' •« discovery of the burial mounds of titled him to a .."II pereentag" for him. A keen difference of opinion ex _ < J 1 hi 'oik who sank and worked thi cie.-, war hero, have provoked the said: "W hy bury the jwint. The said: *'Kldrmy" Davis. eiiiopposfd fo? r< Hob Dow ie, who has long been a ist 4 among innnbir.x of the Home Jtorm. Do not engender hatred ?, picture does not excite hate and "Had tho S-4 been equipped with f ‘l flir.t mines in tlmt region ages ago election to first base, who hanged i fltn.ilinr figore lieh ml th e ’Pcdem tl,n breed war consciousness. On the the duv-ieq, the probabilities are nln Will they, graven in tnnrhle he the has ri-waided the efforts. theliall for n .Wfi mark in libfY. (plate, i, losing out. Dick Staid- on the subject, it wn* revealed. can mi of everlasting hostility Ije- ^contrary, it so graphically depicts^ that all of "the *' *’ *’— ’ lives-in the nir (•rate M ounds Air Ministry View Thnt the backbone of the .Pell„ youngster' from tin 1 u Belgium um | Germany-^. l*tti(. horror* o f bnttle that no one tight compartment would liave been rHF.r l*i 1 bi.-t'd ii -ettlomcnt consistAdmiMil Sticter. Conservative enim offense, and. a the figures the Indians, took* good ia the mask Views Differ will ever want another war.” saved." • | The: indicate, it is a sturdy one. Natui *:ln,| |,u<k-toppihg. ioi- .Member for Itertf'.rdidiin.*, received •f 1 numbei of Stone Age mini importiipart of your "N o," sny.s Whitney Warren. Today, the prinripnls in the con " I f my invention had been pari I .*11 when hi shafts which sink deep into the idly, so ml- of the boy- might slip of ,|„. ,ltrt.r . .. »*t,., ping W . ' i n ab'ialile jippluthe .. earning** Hu* pari New York architect who planned i.tinversy refuse to yield yet some* of the equipment of the S-4. the WWW pnr.t perfoi iranee. but then': Stnlilieno thre-^i-ns to oust In.. ri'i-'d the question by sketching a |*"bd hall; in order to obtain ac aside— thnt the new Louvain Library that whore a eonccssiup nyist bej^mnde oreW would be jilivt' today, even if here is just as mui-h rhiime vl 4 f|«»nt the Jtoff. definite set'of rules wliieli. lie sug- ei *s t' , -earns of ti certain kin-1 of . ,1 t ...., 1 stand.; on the site wheuthe old ThbiV’ ik opo n\art who c^uld settle thK; tidiTftwrvne ‘were still nt the • them adding a few point*. * Ilq-'ii;. h iu 1 ; - ‘ nie It b o i i i ' . g i i ted. -li *uli| be applied to mean’ flint which these early Britons --tie was burned luirni'd by (icrmnn sol the dispute with n single word. He bottom of the ocean.” At n ry rate, t>,nt and the re«! * Dave Danfortb km! 3l»t dart inn I li'rht-. fnsbi ,net| into their tools and ivea' and kee|i -liers. "Vi's," asserts Dr. Nicholas is Albert, King of the Belgians but Navy May Approve • , -powwe,-eou|J«si|jjy|tlrj I 10k lik e tb,' \ e t e ru n s ’ w m i w 'I “The Biitisli Air Ministry, in p o n i. Murray Butler, president of the Ijis silence in such matter* has al­ "The imprisoned sailors could ill- Tt . . » n 'T m r in fiild . good pii' hiuu « - ii | a I erve on the nttehln*' « tn ff. !•’ ••• • eon iunetioti witii tile lloyal Aero Nc.ti the--- diafts. nnd bofilgring ways been traditional. have been kept alive indefinitely. smart uuinnger. i* su fficient 1 S ' ii i i i a n. E u g e n e r . i l l i n s a n d E ild i.- f'lilb," he .aid. “should insist that oil an am lent load, are it titttnbei I.otivain Liluary (’oiuinittee. Iir. Buticr would substitute the They would have been furnished VN 111tu 111- w ill In i f l u t ll e d f o r ii io io d ( ’ hose who fly tin- Atlantic should of l ii.-iil ir grave mcuntls. Four >: following lines for the inscription: i W d 5 • tr* - tpf tM W 'Sf.in,, f T T T T f„r :i„. T lie rwith nir, water and liquid food, anil d u tle T h e y 1 ome u n d e r the elu ; » nve a proper medical certiHcnte. them Ian- been 1 ,pencil thus far. n llt 1 ours. ' If they wanted to, they could have have Iwen all so ils <n iilarniing ril- l i q u a l if ic a t io n im posed b y tie- I at d -lloiibl ufulel stand something •ne « f them revealing cremated Ini "Destroyed during the war— lienltnrhl'd a radio and heard all the ■■ mors out of New Orleans that tin S n u t lie r n L e a g u e S h u m a n won I , about navigation and compasse*. man b- rie.. enriosed in an eartlien ■toted in days of peace." Cur-iinal Gusparri, I’apal nitre ! latest programs. The crew could , Belirnns would be lucky tu finish and |o«t s gan • in tin New r.iie ware nnera.-y urn, the lim id '.‘•TIhi inicbitle should i<e over remain imprisoned in tin- submit f”urth but I am inriined to discount 'and l eague la-t yi-.u; Willbintt i hauled, and they should have fabric I w hirl nail in en ornantented w ith . •ary,gf state, one 11 query fnnn tliosc 1 ep in ts o« the work of an aei minted for lx viitorie*- and p floating bags filed to the ilia m -. seriei of impressions made rine until the salvaging crew could ...MO.- l»Vv,a MotiHeigneur Ludeur.e, accepted the Butler version, Imt authorities T alarmist. wait for safer ami more favorable v ,defeats ir. the New Vi*rk-l*i,nu.’-yl<» am! tiiei should carry radio if pus t-.visittil thiong of hide. By Itegix Curran Louvain and weather to raise the bout." N e w Orleans has finished out of | vnnia In <p, while i -.lli,,- won AV»il| onh • ildc (’topic ought not • 1 be al Aii"tlu 1 ■f tin- mounds contained the University of luternntinnt News Service miluerous Catholic dignitaries of Evans declared, from his curiethe first division only once in tin: x atul Imt !• in the tiuei •f\ I*. lowed to make these flights mile- • till' skelet»t).t of three hiliunii ho.I Staff Correspondent Belgium are not in aevord with spondencc with the Navy Dopartie-. Two of were the original Cashi) | they are properly equipped." P I T T S B U lt d II, April 10 mtnt, he has reason to believe lu> Homo. Monscigneur IxtdetlZi- wrote p i--hist-.1 a iiiternnient laid in an T h i s v ie w \vn> rejected by t ’ol ( IN S )—Submarine disasters to Mr. Carol (intnough, inember of invention will be accepted. All of toil ! Moore llr a b a x m. * iii.s e iv n liv i- oval grave In i -u the mound, w hile the American committee to say In* which have occured 111 the.United his experiments are conducted in . Mi inbei 1.. 1 It oebester a n d nln- >>f the mil tl wa- that of a Saxon wlm personally would admit the revised States Navy in the Inwt few years. the cellar of his home during hi* 1 till- |ii",,ei . . id' a v i a t i o n in t i n - hnil bet n bulled al a mueli Intel llif latest of which was the Sri , hours away from mill -work, inscription. 1 iuntrv. wlm M-miteil uii.v uirn ••! •lilt • \ slu-rt iron knife was still have pressed inventive minds into 1 Belgium is naturally grateful foi ^r.i • tl in the skeleton'* left hand. < 11 1>|>;1rv • 11D I |ll IM quests foe device* to prevent simi the American work and money 'Ian Xml 'Vmnan Sii S.'ii'itifJ lli.ii ••*. tlie Aii Min which is giving the country an im­ lar trngedies which result in appal­ A third m-uind e attaint'd the i-ti'r. ngrt ••<! with t'i'•liillrl Moor* posing structure to replace the his ling loss of life. skeleton t ot a man ami woman i llra b a /.o n " I b elieve it would lu Hector H. Evans, of Homestead, tnric library. For this reason the lying - nle by side, the cremated ieilnw ive." lie - a i d . " f o r a tip v e ri) country in no diplomatic sense is a steel worker and former mill su­ inaiii. of it third individual being nu-nt P p a n men; lo •,1,1a m P-gisl.i HV DAVIS J. W ALSH being drawn into the controversy perintendent, announced he Inis .,r,l i ' loti mound them Tlie\linin's . M i - p i e i c n t iiig I lig h t "i tile Internal‘mini 'r w s Seri ire wuged between the American don- perfected an invention which he lie On improved City property at 7 per cent.to five yenr I,-in- ivete : tirruundi'd by flint nil t Imi 11 ■! iievex will prove invaluable. Spurts E d ito r . |d t nil ills, lilt lulling art -*w heads. 1,1 Dill it alln-s But the press is outspoken. Lit'ir IDs invention, he said, hn* been N h W I O l l h , A p i . in . T i n ; - d • t .straight loans on residences. .'1 lo 20 yea ins on com] 1 u is p t o ill C o lli knnt . anil axes. sympathy is found in Dr. Butler’s tci-mumctided highly by several me­ . >1 •o u r i i p s , r i d in g n tv ild l'- fi o-. to, II ,tb theie kelelous well' in ' 111ti c o u ra g e , w liei isiiilention that the carefully nur­ tal ofieers and is to lie tested by business property. I ' at ions l i >titleis aft* 1 g n n l l m i ' i I lie , •in.1 .1 i f toigpl-t cimiebt'd position common to early *■ 1 ■ in III \ ‘ t l , . \ ’ l u ^ •»1 k t till 1! \ tured spirit of Locarno would lie the Navy Department. > V idtl oen p rat 01 ’ 1 not i.una'i i.t thit Stone and II. uirt , lit. All I l ,iv 1 n ig h t s ,n ip e sa d -lb m i n e d 1* h i t .11 n r ; • • hfH* ' " . , , '• <* • M Electric Device •11 III' 1 lllgi.t attem p ted u n til ■ai;i's Slulls ot edible stuiil* had 1 o ff led. Newspapers believe ivitii i ’{»i 1 f 1 .* l i t b e u d q u u r t e is today to f («|| 1 ! i . . t i n •»U 1 Mr. Warren that if Cardinal Mer­ Evans calls his invention an o'ec S A N F O R D R O ND A N D MORIVOE CO. v. •• pa . e mat l e M e t t c i a ' . l l letl l,.-en pla i*d ivitli fin h. presumably K d e |K-lit l io i s e s in e x h a u s t i o n l l i . l ■ r- 1 •*»!!( ■ 1 w It It 1 N 'i '• I 1 1 rier were ultvc today he would re trie lifesaving device. Persons lm- 1 .1 • tomi lor use on then spiritual 1 .. attempt 1 1 en. » l w it .1 i n 1 <t .* •»»•• i d ■ * 1) tllf-y s w c in o d at o u r f--et. tin--, .lid I fuse to change- the original inset ip prisoned in airtight compartments | - M2 E. Second St. S2S2 u f £ “S , Kzr^r'”'"'«•* T h eto st C a u s e d Investors T o Seek Remedies Fair Weather Is Predicted ForMost d f League Games Scheduled For Tomorrow MONEY TO LOAN Redpalh Will Give Comedy H it H e r e Sixteenth Of April *;;; I “ \ t the -a m on1'. I m i e r e a l w ere a b le t.. g a s p the t i d i n g - t l i i i 1 « » *■•1 1 «.?. M I'.i ti •! xx • - 1 , : no t ll a ll' a dc 1* •lf’ i e u lt li'4 f p i r i h il t • 1 f a v o r a b l e w ent tier m ig h t be fo rt h lo p r e l 1 nt lint, * 1 1 •in tM \ * f1. 1 i\ e n d i n g to m orrow - n at least »ei ••1 ii IlfV !• 1 •1 1 no 1 1 a t ' - nipt el in i' In al : j* tu p M ig hts it tlie i Li1 M m • :• f I n n 11 n 1* t ' en of tile e ght »e< t o r s u p , |*|. , tv,' .m il t p ' i i I it u 1 -t I,, a ll e i i t i 1 1 •Mill M ill ■ p e l i r i g o f llo - M a i - i r l.i-ogoe v • tit 1 p ’ .t i.M ' I . 1 lit I o| I tl ' I , it w s| . 1- 1. .1 t ! 1. 1 1 HI \ | •i 1 b a s illin ll o 11 (b e d u b 'd a m i ufl i M 11 ill'* p i.t' t il ' -luubtedly t i e i l i . t u k - ,,| ,, g t . , l , fo ! t o I'l n .* " l i i h 1,1 'A ,1 i l i . i i m i \ ' l l w 1.0 I o | ,ti,'. tb p a I I n f i l l n a t io n u i ll I, - 1 1,, ir 1* H ill; 1 1 1*•1 1 1■ n u'.t »e W :*u •V ■:Clp. *r r rorty UnVi non rowi Pill' to.... 1 1 #w 1 l),e ,|tl; ,,( ,|,i 1 in h a so P „ |l 1 1 , ,,, , | ti,, •pi " b l i p o i i u i l i 1 l.u k the m l ino f b e in g I, a l l , g oil ta l e ; IP,. ..... nay of the \ e a i t il l o Hie ' .. i, n a t io n a l a tte n t io n 1 upon ip e Pa ll f ie ld N - t e i cry one - a n a tte n d i p i-, u u g llfa ls II I Pe < i g l I 10 1 1II11 ar l i l i e s ; b u t. e n t i l ' d II t o t a l, m tn. v '« » tin 1, tIn 1 ta l a t t e n d a m e l i k e l y to lo p n q u a i t e i ,,| a m i l li o n tU llla. ' .• O n ly f ■ 1 tin f M " ■ *' .in it-t«r~ Pel ween •In- Het|» mill ( ‘hi-iit’ -t JB our 33 ** W1 nln r t . "• t ;i« ly M ..r • U Li n 1 • it L i f n Im •1 , ,• ’ !• Ml > ’ ••11 C. p e n lit tn aci«> l.n l tl'. <J» g o in g '•! 1 1'. J1111 10 |Mill It, C. Their name oiiginute- Iroin the tail that it is -I-t unusual to find ti pottery 0 ml; in;- 1 up or hicnkei bill n il in the gl .11 •• u il b t 'tein. c o m i n g !- •I t| h It I on SPRINGS, O R A N G E CITY I be - p p okile t y |,, . J J it t .i I bi**t**t. g , , U nit ii el ;L— to- •‘ •nf Da\. ..ml t u r .7 A N D OSCEOLA P April 12,13 and 14,1928 All Towns on All Three Days «• A Wick' A .u t o T o p ic s ^.a*s V ^ * v;.v x5<ri T h u r . , F r i . a n d S e t t ., th a t n e v e r b u rn s d o w n .. * ll 3 5 ni nth 1 in tb,. , |f ing. ri.nl i.< Boston - stmy. t■••• ft.i the Hed Sox-Senator t penoig. iecla n tL'. .. New York, Philadelphia. Br>.nk lyn, Detroit and St. Lou . fig tin* in olitsrore the clliti openings in nt tundanee. fn fact the first tw.. cm. hurtily mis* a sril iiut. At the Polo A )mk of approved type is a Grounds, MrGmw will murxhnl his print leal addition lo your car G-antn agaisnt the Brave* nnd tb it equipment. It nreventH dam­ Tuenn* that linger* Hornsby will b > age (o the ear by joy riditv’ ploying against the club that sent amateur thieves, and entitles him awny in that highly emotion.il yi 11 to (f lower premium on ihsuruncc. It pays trade j j L mid-winter.. Even if it your respect— wnmi t that sturt of a new srasnn, fur itsHf in IhiN the boy * would rally around the and protevts your ear. turn* tiles to acc the fightln*: lforii*by try to make the Giant* A frrofessioual crook will look sour. A crowd of at least 60,­ s(eslil your ear in spite of 000 i* expected.a lock If he has marked The Khihc Park uffe r is even it for (hat purpose. You . nui-B interesring. Not only does It have small chance of re­ ruuplo'the twn leading clubs of the covering IL Insurance American la-ague 'but it w'll be a will cover the loss— oei 1 on test o f Ituth and Gehrig on one it before the car is stolen. aide and Ci.bb nnd Speaker, playing together ul the sunset of their carautomobile insurance • f * n ; bn the other. The fact, tin, Get thnt the Vlink* couldn't l**at n enr" here covering fire, theft, col* pet in the Snutli ha* lic'ghteiieil in- •Islon. liability and property tofest in this c utest against the dnmugc. . 4e«niing contender and in tile Amer— ban League r.-uv n general. A. I*. Connelly Connie Maxi,, j , expi i!ei) to stait • !,*'fty G iV ;/ .•kfc.iin»t tho cIwmiiN Sons 1 •' ion*. Th»y iJisbi-ldy wIB ruunter with PcnnitcIT or’ Hoyt. TlOBe tn 221 Magnolia Phone 48 . in.Ood'w 1| view thi* one, pruvide | Established 190S they can g i t liiciu ill tin junk. T h i s p icture sh o w s th e t r e m e n d ­ o u s evo lu tio n of artificial light fro m th e flickering tallow c a n d le th a t b u r n e d o nly (or a sh o rt t im e to th e M a z d a la m p that b u r n s n ig h t a n d * day, y e a r in a n d yea r out. & n.B TURMtrt C n u iiM D .. m .m » Mis: aiid will drop them c. the skies. There will be a botA 0f Its w onderful, i s n ’t it? Y e t it c o s t s * le s s to d o it with e lectricity th a n with c a n d le s . ic e I M _ W ill have with her s'iral thousand bottles genuine J u s t im a g in e lig h tin g large hotels, a p a r t m e n t h o u s e s a n d h o m e s with c a n d le s . H o w d im a n d g ru o s o m e th e y w ould ap p o a r a s c o m p a r e d with th e w a rm s p o n t a n e o u s n e s s of th e flood of e lectric light that fills eyery n o o k a n d c o rn e r with a ra d ia n t glow at th e p re s s of a b utton. iii _ c o i d , N E j } i vf 0 r ; °; 1A ' energetic :.raan, u*nan’ q and child intliiscorn unityKeep Your fiyes Wii'o'p _.rhunc. 27-. 218 East First St. # ns! •iiiuiiiiiitniMiiiiMiuiiiiiniiiTiTriHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GAS 1' D .n. i t -• *• — ■ . l i — !■ 1 . ' . . ^ —--- *• ■ a ri. u k b n . . ^ j - ’. ' j. .1 ‘ . u i i 1 . t A TO G E N E V A ,O S T E E N , BE N SO N Ignition Locks f il* 'Jm I *• K ll l o p e about tile Vffli'.s MONR.OF, D E L A N D , OVIEDO, 1 lent and 1 old «r . p ilo t \ ’ h i n t it * 1 acc which tame lo Britain fn-m S A N F O R I), LO NO W O O D , ('•11111111 It -e l l smut laii,I ie Re t i e sele id b u i l d , th u s - t - i i l l n g tile t lib an- tbe iteitbi'r proplp'tili*po«i'i| to Iti' peril] hi stic, Tht v ntui l.el ftn m m iI.t 1 |•i t ,.- ,t I .I, | have dt't Inifil fur , iiit-m t xk t-> that F a l l l e l T l i m b t i bad I t , m i n i get - d i lin k a n d c lli i n w n m il w lb witii it |•* \ -,f m 11, ||„ii nver.-“ piobii ili « bur" |> tbe w-ud " " l e t s n e v e r tn | i n - s t ' l n u i ' . l i tbe I- 1 tin- Pi-lt,- (irouiul-' eeli'tii',111.-- T h i n bet- ilo n r ng m i . und *-t, 1,,. nivolv'ng the Clinnt, nnd Him,'. |ii' -nipt ly 1 et in iin I l i l , mii ' I i ti,, w in d -iu Bt-1111111J b e rm iii .< tin gm.-i ■ »""• D-r tin kDtU'tx Field alf.tii b, t b-n ig b l f ill l y | i e nl l.nl t lia l I ,,111 tWeen (be Dotlgen. mi,I Pbilbes At Shibi- I'm k, I’ lnl i-l-'liili ,1 - my wa.-, m n l i> the 1.111 b u l l ' d b iy where tbe ^ auks and Atiil-ln - will 11 the e y e s u l t In f m n i l i . l"d d I u| t li, tbe 1**1 et jit-1 i - f 1 (m i w i e i h i i At St | ,niiik , 1 I1,. niiih tn k ik fm ‘'|ie->b:ibly 1 le.11 m nl tin t m " f o r tbe « T i i i i i n . i l P i n i t e unm e F a 1 and eo >1 1 miif» tin- i t m - l timn •‘h ie ug it f*.1 1 lie W h i t e St.x Im li.in e o iiti Nt i*tnl D f t m t. ii'M re the Tim­ e r s m n l I I I .•w 1,* m i l p|ny , 1. a imirtiey. 1 The Initials ate attributed t • the IP at.- i l oll,, a tall, r-illlul headed . r.’ V o l ’ llc in * it* j V) •Hi*. auxj. . f- �i THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11,1928 chant who attended the Catls' spenklng, flatly contradicted • the it assertion from the floor, He re­ Our observation o f political platforms, in this cam­ Out KtippoM Dr. Fona Hath- eriior at I*ok«* Wales, making n futed the charges from inform#-, linn which had come to him firoi t paign, ns in others, hns linen I hat ordinnrily' they are away finds nlong about June 1} fine a|iecfh to thoxe who hail es- hand from n woman relative whh •enililtd to hear him. Thursday about ns useful ns a walking stlcR to u strong man. Almost that the roads he built only serv­ Senator Taylor qualified the sec­ had attended the school, and went every cnndidntc seems to have the idea that he must have a ed to carry another candidate to retary of state ns a candidate and further nnd addressed a letter to Dr. Conrndl nsking him for n can­ ..K Jtlar the executive mansion at Talla­ platform, hut he must be extremely careful not to contain^n hassee ? —Orlando Reporter-Star. Is now vigorously prosecuting his did statement o f fact. campaign. Doth nrc fine men but KAM.B tL J O m - U m ttM Hltw that platform a single plank which might make anyone It is in answer to the interrog­ they waited loo long for the sup­ Sl'RaCRimON IUTKJ Sumo men pnvc the way for fibre, nnd if lie should find this unpleasantness necessary, others, hut Dr. Hathaway Is reme court to fire the stnrting gun. atory of Mr. Comick that Conrndl Or * T e a r ■■ ________ __ I T K f l l M n a l k a ______________________ I U * hns gone into the subject from he must counteiart it by another plnnk on the other side o f paving his own way to the gover­ — Offiln Star.. T * r c « M o a tk a — ________________*I.T 1 every standpoint. He has shown U r C a rrie r m W e e k ________ 90. l t norship.— Florida iStatc News. James M. ( arson, candidate for not only that no such doctrines or the fence. . T h e l l m l l , I n l t H ' l pi o a r e r i m i That's Just what Curlton snide— Governor is making an impression theories nro tnught, but that, on \Ve arc apt io find in platforms tmu.li balderdash like Sanford Herald. And what Hnth•taper, nu k a rri bee 4a. th e lo le r O a in the west coast counties in which the other hnnd-thc school aspires « l a a « l K r a i t e r r t e e . r a e e l r l a * Irm m this: I am in favor o f the six-hour working day for labor, but away has not successfully denied. he is working! and seems to bo to lay the 'foundation for Christ­ thin an p e rl or bows I n e a 4f Ik o a a a a d w e r t a l i l l j r r o r e r a — Florida Advocate. gaining*liortilway toward the nomi- ian cham-ter; Its-stTTTtcnt-hndy iflj l a * a ll t k t I r a d i o * a r e a ta o f th e i f there should In; any opposition t o such a law on the part of tmthim i r i s noted from some of being fashioned into u citizenship r a t h e w a tlO . T h a 1. IV. t . la * • p e rla llp - i M r k i l l a F la r td a and la capital, I would nroposc arbitration in settlement. Xbullove — “ YVffen fifif*eni's away the mice our up-stntc exchanges that Caro f which Florida may tie proud. rrllh u a t r g a a l. In-tmrtfraTTmKr? o f the I'verglndes, but in those places where will play." son is the only candidate who has It would scuicely be presump- I In Florida's gubernatorial cam­ announced u platform o f what he they are now burning up, I would not advocate the digging paign, however, the situation is tion upon the pari of Dr. Conradi,! T h e l l m l d la a a e a h tr a t th e believes In nnd who has stated I nm| in favor o f babies, bigger and apparently reversed. The cat's A a d lt llo r e a a a t C lte a la tle a a , a a o f any more canals. who hns held his present educa­ just what he will do in meeting In le r a a tm a a l A e a o r la t le a a t J*nb-better babies, and 1 believe in women. presence seems actually to stimu­ the various problems now in the tional post for many years, to U ahrra, A 4 r r r tla e r a , and A d t e r t le th * A *rn ta v ih lr h r e q u ire * ear* suggest that he is more familiar late play. public minfl—Dade County Times. T a b lla h r r m em b er to o a b m lt to , the least, are not constructive. It man's College than is n candidate I f the estimable James M. Carth a rn a a h au d it uf a u b a rrlp tlo i They are son of Miami is in the guliernaMata la o r d r r la T e r ltp abaalu tei: is difficult to find anything in them to criticize. Wonder why Mr.. Car Iton doesn't with the curriculum at the WoA ll c la im * i f c lrr u fa tlu a aa fr a il a harmless chough, but they do not aid us materially in de- torinl race merely to "cook the mention his record as a state for governor whose opportunities h aaeat b a a la ra a m r fh a d a cidmg who is Hit- most suitable candidate. Wlml wo need goose" of Sidney J. Gaits he should legislator ?. Must not he worth for observation have been some­ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. in plat forms is sonic definite statement as to what the candi­ trincmljcr that loo many conks -merit inning:— Leesburg Commer­ what limited rfnd have extended over a comparatively short period spoil the pie, ' cial. date proposes to tin should lie be elected to office. HMLiTvEK.SE FOlFTODAY of timr. Mr. Carson ndvibes un that he is For this reason the Carson platform appeals to ns in to win^jind cxpccto-jo win. Thin "A —good opportunity for several Another factor in favor of the CHRISTIAN CONFIDENCE: being the case, the only proper hriRht young men who desire to veracity . of Dr. Cunradi -in. U»atS ' ‘ Uu,f,,k: ‘,^ * ‘^»ni|ili*i'iniV of This lathe confidence that we have VF^BFrw^smblnirRt'it'ctTve office strategy for him would jjeem first IIJK roatls, (.rmhinl rejiaymeut to I lie counties of tin ‘ 'in liim. that, if we ask anything ucindit r bs*h-*‘er'"' “ -Torgcl much and hns no incentive to play the jtUyifer^fUlsei.. tag: ,(J^* cantli cordipg to his will, lie henreth usL spent by them on main state romlsL,..'jA,*a.w n r ^.ddfa r a <talf*s out of the running and then of their past- would lw to enter role of domngogue. He has an­ r|-^ohn:5:ttn~*' ~ - - " . , , . ............ 'angel v ns face the cx-gnvomor. This is a big polities in this county. So far wo swered the charges with a re- j . _■.iv Candidali P R A YE R :— Dear l/ord, Thou ,if that , „ ,,ai l •something in bis bead which might order and he has pot yet establish­ have only one candidate from this freshing frankness, unmarred by | didst URsurc* us that if wc ask we be for tie welfare of .the state all bough apt to be antagon­ ed any good reason for-fillin g IL for tax assessor, two for county any tongue r f mawkishness or • shall receive, if we seek we shall istic to the ideas of some. Meanwhile the vast majority of judge, three for sheriff, two for sqisrnmi^hness. ,1 find, anti if we knock it shall lie w e nut Well imagine tb;it the full explanation of these the unti-Catls sentiment is iH'liind school superintendent, two for sen* 'ITioee k.-hj) tvniitd judge for | . R W -■ opened unto us. atm ’ two fnr representative, nnd plonks us given by Mr. Carson in bis Del-nnd speech on Mon- Funs Hathaway and will remain one for tax collector. What’s the then-selves the merit of the is-' there unless n sounder ease thnn sue are urged to rend Dr. Con-; W K NEVER REACHED GOAL duy (toes not appeal particularly to everyone. He savs be Mr. Carson hns yet offered is en­ matter with our bright young redi’s stntment. A11# I Half Uio fun is dreaming, r.-.en, don't they know opportunity believes that With the completion of the main line minis Florb tered.—Jacksonville Journal, •|M» H alf Is kepoping on; Won't knock ngnin for ' another da would have n highway system adequate for sumo time Planning for and scheming Wednesday l)r.v W. A. MneKcn- four years?— laike County Citi­ o come. He does not pgree with Mr. Hathaway that road Till the thing is done; zie opened his campaign for gov- zen, building should lie continued for the next fifteen yearn/ut Check before It starts. i fr * But when you’ve achieved it. Rub on—Inhale vapors the same rate prevailing during the past two and* a half. Dull nnd cold it seems, fo e Not ns you perceived it Doubtless road contractors and employees of the state In your golden dreams. itoad Depart men I will not be pleased by this plank. Their I’ A I.A TK A NKW s • jobs depend upon the continuation of the present What is done is ended, You need hope no more, road budding program. Owners of rock q u a r r i e s will not The News is printing today in The nature of the ehnrges— That which seemed so splendid like it either. And others who have had it so drilled into another colutnn the reply of Dr. l hat "free love" and the intermnrIn the days before them in recent years that good-roads, in stipor-ulumdunte Edw. Conradi, president of the riuge of the races’ were being Lies n task completed 1 art* the only hitfhwjiy.s to wraith and prosperity, may •re­ Woman's College at Tallahassee, tnught at the Wumnn's College— Commonplace to view, a state institution, to the charges was such as to arouse the just in­ gard this man Carson as a moss-back. Just u foe defeated, made from the stump here recent­ dignation of those whose daugh­ Now there’s more to do. But there are some who see in his plan.real constructive ly by Sidney J. Cults, cx-governor, ters, sisters tqid friends have been h a u lin g , Cr*Jing. Shipping, end Storage. candidate for governor nnd min­ educated there. statesmanship. Without any question the rhost important Joy is in the dreaming. Phone *498 f.Ot E. Jrd St. ister «>f the gospel. San* Comtek, a I nlatka mormatter for the consideration o! our government officials at Doing holds the thrill; the present time is tax reduction. And, of'course, every Dull the time is seeming candidate tor office, is in favor of lax reduction. Ihil Mr. While you’re HtmuliUg still. Pride of conquest stifles (■arson is the only candidate lor governor whom we have seen AM the future fun, come toward with any definite and feasible plan for the re­ Goals achieved are trifles. * lief of the tax-burdened public. Greater must be won. A Plan For Tax Reduction it kkt lu till 4ta>r». I l f I* * a ll c l* 1111* •t h e : — Thi; aUH a k a lj I «*!/■• wcarj not fi» |'R.1 .ll/lc IV ^tlOu -lm>v R iliip t flf i u V-i TkT ilt iv An. Rut 1 An.. K»t a I Of If l WV Tq ti Hut tl In i CONRADI AND CATTS LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICIi TRANSFER He is in favor of setting aside one fifth of the gasoline tax monies for the purpose of providing a sinking fund for the retirement of bonds voted by the c.unities to help build |state roads, lie proposes to use his inllnenee to have an ju t j passed by the legislature authorizing ihe s la te pi us« flOrHons of the gasoline lax funds lo aid « di.-s am r’oqnl ic-t in ’ reducing I heir public indebtedness. ||,. de. la • ' Ibtil 1|m* remaining tour-l ift hs of I Ik- gasoline lax* fund Will-Wf Mil - 1 ficient to complete the constI’tielion of main bin I'ojtf] • 1111(1 to provide for the malntuinani <• of roads already built * I f vigorous campaigning will We quite agree with Mr. Carson that it i ; >f- liltIc - vaiget anything, John Martin and Jim Reed should go fnr. no to the tax-burdened Floridan that the slate d not have ------- o -------a dime of indchtcduc.-s. when he has to s**r;»l>»■ every nickle We don’t know any of these be can find together in order to pav In^qi'y atnl eoimly taxes. Chicago candidates personally, but Me believe that the late sliophl h'liil -non axi'-taiM^T* and use their pictures make them all look a part of that money, intended for forti T road roust nirllike a hunch of crooks. ion, in reducing la\< in • jti•*s am ••llllt | r Dark although the day he Joy lies in the doubt, II ojhj is in the may be You enn work things out. But the thrill is over When the fight is won. And you must discover New ffo*k farther on. h* Edgar A. Gti-st Dr. MaeKenzie of I^eshurg, another gubernntoriul eandidute. is Unusual in Florida politics. He js neither brugging about himself nor saying anything unpleasant about his opponents. ------- o ■__________ T to tip in c.-T ^ riV wus present at the Stone Mountain ceremonies in honor of his great grandfather •the other day. Wonder if the flvcyerfr old hoy realized whnl the or­ iginal Hubert E. Lee meant to ttie South.' I .V lV*'•' ■ h F LU-GRIP oJ,»XftE.<fta a g After hearing the jackass, Calls, talk about hounds nnd IivI^cb, a friend of ours remarked, "There ain't no such animal". m &£- r;+' The place to build your home De Forest Sanford Realty Cq S P E C IA L S FOR W IN E S A I» P E R LB. APPLES 3 lbs. 2 5 ^ FRESH Y E L L O W En R iLB. rPu , i >. SQ U A SH 3 25^ lb s . C ALI1U KINIA PE R LB. C A U L IF L O W E R EGGS dozen SANFORD FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. 21G E. Second St. Behind Ikisket Bldg. join the happy company of smokers who are get© ting complete enjoyment from smoking Today, as for many years, Camels lead by billions and they keep right on growing ih i 1 5 / IlE N S A N D F R Y E R S DRESSED TO OIlDEIt cigarette famous S .C ^ S W E E T M IL K — S W E E T C R E A M — BUTTERMILK made T if ^ 3 3 ’ v- LatuL-uxiU-pLuinod-sofAH------------------------- ^ „ , ((j/ S T R IC T L Y FRESH IN F E R T IL E rf *, Sunford tins ivi eiiih . •■•*11 ^uiih* rWvvrVv uri^utp uver tlirf ml mmist rat inn uf jK /.nniug law wlmli o-taldishes cert nill sections of I lie cilv lo r Ini ini'S< and i-crlniii i»l|n>|- sec­ tions for residences. Tin |)iii|*.-e is to prevent the depre­ ciation o| residential properly by improper construct imi in the vicinity, and also to result ultimately in a more uniform * C A R R O TST U R N I P S bunches 2 5 ^ If you smoke pleasure Tin* Z o n i n g ’ I 10( HI NCR .vW 'i . Uur attention ha "cell- tailed |o an editorial appearing in last Sunday''' Timcs-l Hion whit h indicates Die strength of the zoning law. At the solicitation of a friend, ' who says that many people do not believe these laws binding, we reproduce the eihlnital in full: "Any zoning law enacted mid put into operation must he fairly and inipfirttally adnimistenal. the general welJoe Sears is said to be making Otherwise, city zoning is a gumshoe campaign. Whether fare,being the only consideration gum shoes will be able to cam­ ineffective, and more or less of a farce. Tnis no) only is in paign against u brand new flivver accordance with common sense bid, also, it conforms to the remains to be seen. — Orlando law fairly interpreted and honestly administered, as re­ Reporter*Star. We’d back u flivver cently was made clear in a judicial decision by the New York against guin shoes any day. court of appeals. ® ;* -------- o------- "This court decided I let I zoning resolutions, which have 1■:*. Dr. Hathaway, in hiK I’alutkn ¥m the force and ellect ol |av\, cannot lie varied or modified speech, charged that Cults and Carlton had formed a coalition by si local hotiixl, for the .benefit of an individual property and ho branded them as the Siam­ owner who does not want to comply with the zoning law, ese Twins, It is hard to believe solely for Ids own advantage and to the detriment of the com­ that anyone, particularly one of munity in general. This New York case, contested in the • Mr. Carlton’s standing, could join courts for three years, originated in what is known ns the forces with Mr. Catts in an effort Murray Hill section of the city of New York, a section in to gain second choice votes. which u large number of individuals bud established their i 'v-wA. Mitchell Palmer, who was at­ homes under projierly restrictions Dial if complied with, torney general in Woodrow Wilson’s would prevent the intrusion of commercial enterprises, as by cabinet, hns decided to become a the erection of buildings for business uses. It was desired that1 permanent resident of Florida, Murray Hill should continue as a purely residential commun­ He came here three months ago ity. However, an individual bought property in that restrict­ somewhat broken in health and ed residential district a nth secured the permission of the now says bo feels like a new man. board of standards nnd appeals to proceed with the erection, Florida hns the greatest health of a twenly-onc-siory business building. producing climate in the world. "Owners o f Murray Hill residence properties protested ••— - o The Sunford Herald lias pretty against this invasion, the matter going first before the super­ well summed up Dr. Hathaway’s intendent of buildings, who refused to issue u permit for the policy in locating roads when it erection o f thisi business building. The matter then was. •ays that he knows a straight carried to4hc board o f standards and appeals, which decided lino is the shortest distance be­ tween' two points, — Gainesville in favor o f the building projector, and, ultimately from one Bun, But unfortunately a straight court to another, the filial court holding that ‘ the board (of line doesn’t necessarily indicate a standards and appeals) seems to have assumed that this modification o f the zoning resolution for the benefit o f a sin­ straight record. ■ | — ■■ f - ■ * gle owner;’ saying further that ‘The number o f appeals to ’ T o o bad to send men like Sin­ this court in this class of eases js'ompts us to restate that clair and Day to ja il!" somebody there is no power in the board of standards and appeals to says, discussing the contempt sent­ vary zoning requirements for any such reason.’ ence in a.Washington rout.. 'Ihe “ The ruling o f the court iu this instance, ought to estab­ answer is that it is time somebody was sent to jail in those oil cases. lish definitely and permanently the common sense view that Also that it is Important to ; show the owners olj residence properties hava.^ymo rights, and that WMlth in this country is not especially in cities where zoning has been established for the e iMa, a. j. a*r»above the law.— St. Augustine sort of legal protection property owners desire, and for the Record. i preservation o f certain districts* for residential purposes.” J r1 Loch Arbor TICK-TOCKS A N D P O LIT IC S �.— :i U -ir • r m • ;>•* •? 'r. . ; • . •• • • s A % T o m 5 i r t ! T t AT.13, p a n t o n f l , F t o n n u , ■w e i w e s b x y . X p u t t : i t , m Kvans children Give ,i Party A t Their Home1 Ic ih _ •/ m ■-» i a *" *'np ICc »" *, •►•raw*'. "Oj^M* 10P '* ((*W (1 s ^ — *= = l = * v *T The Mystic Mardoni, Noted Magician, at Redpath Tent <» ' : One of the jyllicft o f the many children’s parties given .this season wits that of Saturday, aftemoor n STBgaff wlien II Uic, Claire end Jack Evans, Mrs. Hope Is Honored Church Circle Holds ... i < "!• ■ youngest children of Mr. mid ■ I ’* With Bridge Party Interesting Session the Mrs. Frank Evans entertained *4 BY DAVIS J* W ALSH . icvcn excepting our John fcpwgtf. about 50 "of their1 7friends at an International New* Service- _ The ubserentions ^above recorded One of t|»e most elnliomt-- p ist The Mdiy I.ninhretli Circle of F.nstcr Hatty jit their home hi Sports E ditor—------ merely are ofler,ik.gfpr wnat .they Lenten bridge partie* wfiinb have the Methodist Church held nil ir- Lake Mary. :___ /' . . NEW’ YORK, Apr. I L —Jnck'i may la* worth. *o, to. -is *b t-«v r bicn.given Wa%that of Tuesday, nf Thp rooms qf this spacious hqipe 3=i„_....... . .. . ,, . , , , torenttnif'inpcttng Monday 'after*I .......n v> ,<.>»"»-•■ ^ f e T erey, y . the well jinom ^x-flgVit-]'* > > « , showing, the rrrceorr^raYibc n r _ J l_ " . u " *. r*'. • 7rrr*^u’ lovc'.v home of Mtst- wctt* Ttvcrmrtisr'tWhmn -WBSK<»H!MY 1 * 1calm and resignation w th whicli -TTH-Rohert John Holly Sr., and K> pouglass in Roan Court. assortment o f early spring flowers c ,, will arrive in the town where the situation. They not only pdrnit kjiqun, ‘jArcndiu Novelty j MrS, Hoy Frank Symes entei tattled in the pastel tints. The refresh*, the critical money flourishes'about Rickard'and Tunuey are mifeptinc y Concert, ’ at .i:.lO o clock., at « morning gl i.*y bridge party at With Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. Frank incut table was overlaid with a Adams, Mrs. Stewart and Miss noon today nnd, if he follows the that Dempsey in nut; they insist ;aunun, Concert A rendin the Yacht Club'honoring Mrs Edna Isee cover and centered with n Bobbie Chapman as hostesses. CA,” anti lecture by Dr. Fowler Hope of Dunedin, the guest script faithfully, he will hnuten to to bo so highly pleased about. Mrs. W. Hill, the chairman large nest of given most, in which Somehow, L am uitablc to view ajlones. ’ or her sinter, Mrs. Lmfcks. • re*affirm his several denials o f the was u large Easter rabbit and the retirement of. DenipUc'y as Spaulding Circle will meet The spftcinu* Yacht Club was presided over the business session. numbers of smaller bunnies as well lanard, freely circulated by those smething for* Rickard and Tunney j.-JV A. Strange. [transformed into it veritable it over A number of pledges were paid as ell kinds of gay colored Easter of nn unethical trend o f mind, that that he is h e r e . . ,f " , wl and visits to file sick **reported. THURSDAY of beauty with quantities of cut eggs. sooner or later he means to retire ;ir ‘ meeting of Col. Theo* flowers, bamboo, ferns and potted Reports were-also given by the Games of all kinds were enjoyed standing committee chairmen. Mr*. sevelt Auxiliary No. three plants. pn thi screened porch from retirement. This.part of it . S. W. V. will be held nt where the punch table bad been Glover Spelling was appointed by throughout the afternoon on the probably will be simple enough. Hie chairman ti^vssaMaJ^criptions lawns, and the . features of the The difficulty will comr in explninflock, at Shenfer’s Studio, arranged, the porch-was .ctjtirdy afternoon were a donkey contest Jtig the purport of those personal ert, “ Metropolitan Singers’* encircled with feathery boughs -d for the •” Mf>V'miially voice." The and an Easter .Egg Hunt. Louis message* he has been sending, Dtertainment recital” by An* bamboo, which were also arranged cooked food sale held last Satur.■,^ w ajrdirnr iihdtyB»;A«»iitant. day vviii-Li^auXad -ttuU-iv-tfoptl tiU*pl»uis* qpd* Aloes* *Tirwm -Wire from time to time, to friends in the ^pbell, at 3:flO o’clock. vw^h<> c l me. n i for the ‘ i p r i r r o S t @ f H » > l n i 1 e r s J of tfieyrD.es Behold the man of uinglc mid mystery! IBs fascination never die*, East. _ “ __ w « .:e or trial g u background fo r , tall were .lVl>n, given. irn.t,u rlim| 1 ____1-4.’ *• ami S splendid )diins for donkey contest, while Eddie Tuqini lie has a universal appeal, and when In* collies to tIni hlg Itrdpntb tent •Tlie lust o f these asked Jimmy 8:00 o'clock. pedestal baskets of Spring cut further work ‘derided upon. and Hoy Howell Jr., found the most here the children will have u hard time keeping the grown ups oft Iho . Johnston to meet him at the Am; i r >••>• w i s h »»► I f e e r w a i i e a l t r FRIDAY rrllrvr.l of ft»« III ■••■111^0' »n<* flowers in lavender, purple and eggs winning large Easter baskets Trout seats. Imssndor Hotel at 1:30 o’clock thi* I,ii4i r Is. I n k s linn linn n n '* O n * T « n ^kab.t Lodge will meet nt 7:* pink. The punch table was spread • A fttV the business scssioil. a filled' with candies. The mystic Mardoni ami Ids ntlrnrtlve assistant present a spec* afternoon and, unless you assume l'.|». w h i c h n r * n r e i m r c l jck nt the Odd Fellows Hull with a handsome lace cover, the social hour was enjoyed when th*1 o r * f u m n r h . a s * niiH nil t h a •’■ * When thr game* had been con- tnciilur show of magic that is utiu thrill from start to llnlsli. Here aro that he wdshes to talk to Junior f<-ffret* hostesses served delicious sand* rrau ltlna frum « u area, le Basket bowl embedded in a %'•<! Af aspar­ wivhes, and coffee.. ThoSe present eluded the grand inaivti. wa* Thinn­ ............ . the tilings they nITer; about the high cost of ronian can­ sure. Sleight of llmnl—ballling and bewildering, [SnUie Harrison Chapter of agus ferns studded witlesiavender ed ami the children marched into TUnl e n ia tr.’ an ss’ t " * teellna at dles, you naturally would connect Hindu 'fur ha ii Trjcfc— myslifylug. occult, exciting. Lit. will bold its regular and purple morning glories. Here, were Mrs. Grover (*. Spoiling, the dining -room where refresh* the |>l( o f f h e * l o n f n r h w i l l The Trunk Escape— makes you doubt your own eyes. the conference with boxing. Any­ AIis. \V. K. White, Mrs. Calvin I' r n r i that k u a I a ii *. nervoita f * e | l » K Friday April 18th nt the throughout the afternoon cooling mcnls qf ice cream, cakes, candles w i t h lirnrt |ml|ill.ilion w i l l i a n l * h . . citlnpRit Water ,Mystery— an Oriental novelty." **.^___ how, Johnston has taken the mes­ Teague, Mrs. W. C. Hill. Mrs. E.l j>f Mr*. F.M. Davison ut 8:80 fruit punch was served by Mrs. ) on wrltl o gntn he nhfe tn ( * » * * The Magic Cabinet—a master Illusion. sage to mean thut he will he asked nnmtIleea Luney,, Mrs. .1. (Ain lumey, Mrs. and' nuts were served by Mrs. h r e n fh w i t h o u t J l « r » n l « r t . with a hourd meeting im- Holland L. Dean. * Mardoni features clever a d s of mind reading also, and veiilrlltiqulnl Frank Evans assisied by Mary T i m I Itrnitsy. " l e r p i f e e l i n g , a f ­ to manage Dempsey and all 1 can licit I'. Caswell. Mrs. By rod Sle|fe1y preceding it. t e r illn n e r w i l l tie r r n l a e n l h r « (IS sJ FTieHshrdlsImllhidJiihrdl pheils. Mrs. Tom'Holt. Mrs. M. L. Milter, Helen Tamm end Helen sketches. Violin selections vary, l ho entertain men l delightfully. *nv is Uml I hope James is enough i l r . l r r f o r r n i r r f n l a m e n f t l l l « ^ l l m r Mattie G. Face will enter* The dub lounge, where the cold Wright, Mrs. Herman Middleton, Dunn. Tin* afternoon preyed ex* of a philosopher not to go jumping Wilt r i -n i r . l o u t Iflid'S' n r m n .n n i l Up Book Lovers Club at 8:80 tables bad been spread for play, promiscuously* o ff tall buildings f I n n e r * w i l l no lo nlfrV f r r l r * M s s f Mrs I.. M. Stephenson, Mrs. Unit* i-eptimmlly delightful and will long at her home 71-t Oak Ave. was adorned wilh nuimrou* bas­ Knterla'nment Recital — “ Every* Inter in the day nnd injuring |» lot " n i l to * l r r |i" Seen n e r l l n n t n n n n '* (la * T n h lr t * | i r r i e n l . an a from taton II. Ilaggett. Mrs. E. C. Smith, he remembered by each and every Iford Shrine Club will give a kets and bowls of petunias, snap day Hoelry" Amu* Campbell. Ad* of people lie really wouldn’t wish l h r a emit art l a I h r r r l l o w p a e h a a r , Mrs. W. W. C. Smith, Mrs. C. t?. child who uttciided, nl on> i « « l i lr iix * t n r e . **rlrr • !. mission nOo-f Children 25c. ft Hotel Forrest Luke at 11:00 j dragons, gladioli, asters and morn­ to know socially. .leritigan. Mr***. Stewart Dutton, I r r l r r l n r w ith I h r rlrcn laflon . (Jet S E C O N D N I G H T ing glories. Tall boughs of bamhi > Mrs Frank Adams, Mrs. Vance For one of Dempsey's intiinntes CIRCLE MEETS Aiwa vs on h «»a at •* ,In’s .Club of Holy Cross Epls- were also used ns a rich back Douglass, and Miss llohhic ClmpNotiihle Musical ('reduction, assured me today that, i f Johnston UNION FHAU.MACY * > “The Chimes of Brittany*’, Metro ever had a chance with the hoy Church will meet nt 7:00 ground for French wii kor bask mini On Monday afternoon Circle — pqlitan S'ligers. Admission 75c— friend, he has almost none now. k at the Hamit House, |Number Five of the Hresbyterian ets filled with pink, luvendar'and T. morrow afternoon ut 8:00 Children 85c. lutauqun, “ The Fuuhles" Ini- purple cut flowers. The columns The idea is thut Dempsey isn’t j Church met at tin- home of Mr*. likely to consider that managerial .James Huff on Sanford Avenue for n’clerk Sanford’s big lO'JS Redpath nation entertainment at 8:80 were entwined with as pum v o'- Bridgc Club Meets T H IR D A E lE R N tio N I the regular business and social Week will open here. It will lie Hopulur Impcrsoiiiitivc Enter* acumen or any other kind lias been ferns studded with myriads <■! On Tuesday Evening Love 'lYiuntphnnl! : meet ng. The hostesses for the hehi m the Redpath tent auditor tuinment. The, Fauhels. Admission copiously displayed by u man who luluuqun, “ Smilin’ Through" Invcndur morning glories, tin the ipm erected mi tile b.g level lei rushes into tin* streets to read a afternoon were Mr* Huff mul Mrs. ! TitleChildren 25c. nt 8:()o o'clock. piano were bowls of pink rad She » a » a brunette nnd The newly i>rgtiniz'*d “ Linger just back of the Court' House. confidential telegram in u loud, SATU RD AY lance roses and lavendar 111|»in> Longer Bridge Ctuii ' which meet S. A. Huff. : T H IR D N IG H T At a meeting of the gmnautors he preferred blondes, firm tom*. p(Iren’s Story Hour at Lilira.ry and baskets o f . white carnation-* tin* M'coiwl and fourth Tuesdays of Masses of vat i colored Spring "S M IL IN ’ THROUGH” held m the home of Mrs. L. N. However, a* far us the writer i* flowers were used with pleasing ef lop oVlock. Great Amerhnn I’hiy, A New and purple lat ks|>ur. yet— fans will lie de­ euih month, met Tlie-duy evening llatisvll, exvI'ptioually good reports concerned, it ie nil *« much gum nliun Music Club will meet York Cast. Admiss on ?1.(H)—t'hil As the guests arrived they wetc at the home of Mrs. Wort W. War feet nlimil the rooms where the were given for the advance season lighted with this mirth nruhic Unit lie ret uses to commit ] members assembled The meeting lb o'clock at the Studio of Mrs. greeted by Mrs. \V. Thoodoie Lull ner on West Eighteenth Street. •Iren 50c, .limseif on Dempsey, beyond say* |ujlericd with the devotional oxer ticket sale (his year, ami-after the le S. .Munson on Myrtle Avg- gley, and introduced* to tins- nv provoking hodge-podge FO UR T H UTERNOON Ail almndam'i' of cMplis tc S l’Je tax bus been paid, the pro ng that if he doesn’t fight this j uiviug’ line by Mrs. Iloheri .inhn . Spring tlowi*i v m ,ii*. iisi'd with art e scs led by M i'. G. It. Brown reeds will go towards pay Tig for Hoptlllil- Concert, Casford Con uf comedy and intrigue year he i* very likely to be hack | aftei which routine business was (utauqua, Concert, Cnsford Holly, Mrs. Roy Frank Symes. celt Company. Admiseioii 50e — ( iati«- effect about the room* where tin* stage scenery in tile auditor a lt'2!*. The many contradictions Irt Company at 8:80 o’clock, 1 Mrs. G Irving Lmn k*. and Mi .- the tables had been placed to. carried out. This wn* followed by* *ilim in the Seminole High School. I Children 25c, with a story as thrill­ n. tween the young man’s public the Bible lesson conducted by Mrs. lutauqua, Casford Concert Co.. Edna Fowler Hope. I ' O I R I I I N IG H T i play. Tallies ,|ouc in Kn**tcr sug J. N. W’ hilner, ing as it i* amusing nnd .uni private declarations clenriy in* ] Tin- Lake Mary School gave a K’ture “ The Old Town in a Tallies done in spting tunc sug­ gc,**li"tis Wi n* Used f*ir the gallics j Com ert. t asfoid Concert Com Unite that much. play severaljceek* ago in order I > fW orld, Charles 11, Flatten Lute in the afternoon a sm i d diverting. gestions were distribitV.nl by M'* end wIn'll, semes hud been cntiipar lie, for example, ;s known to i pay |or tiikets for those who coil'd pany. Lecture "The Old Town i i Mildred Holly and Miss *Vv« Wn ! cd, i w'u.s *1ound that the top score hour was enjoy ed, during which ;i New World' > Charles II. Flatten Intvi* messaged Hilly Duffy, his not afford to buy them. The pi MON DA Y ght. The gue.-ts were then shown prize, o *li mldet hompict of morn liilli' the hostesses Served pincuppl • emit' were gloat enough I * enable , burg. Admission 5m Children 25.'. ucond m the Sharkey and Tunney Utailqua, “ Magic and Mys- to their pint ct I'V M1J I1 Mi h a log glone . bail ho■n won by Me* salad, doughnuts and m ffee F IFTH AFTERNOON lights, not to pay too much attcti every indent n Die Junior High Mardoni Co.t at 8:80 o’clock, r.ie Dnvison, Mrs. ,l"hn Meisch .It .Iiiiiic ! Huff l.itv m o i c was made Meiubeis ip aMendanee wei.* Magic and Mystery . Mtirdnn and .ion to,vv lint lie s’nw ill the llevvj- ! to nib ml the entire season. Mr utuuqiiu Comedy, “ Tommy" Mrs. Robert J II dt> Jr., uul Mi by Mis I M Stephenson, who re Mrs. <1 II. fit own. M i' s. J N Whit I'm t has made in ratigements t■> Company Admission 50c--Children paper* "for the next few weeks." |00 o’clock. reived a book. ** The Little F inci ' ner. Mr.-.S . E. Andrews, Mrs. C, D. enable every stmlint to have trail Reginald Holly. 25c. The message was received "a few' g’s Daughters, i kiss of the Brum ley, Mrs E. J. Roiith, M rs. J. poil.dion to and The Colors of purple, luvelld.U When the games mul been ion weeks" in advance of Rickard's art* from alt pe i IIU I'IJ N IG H T disl Church will meet with and pink were till the, earn d out E. Baker. Mrs. W . J. Hartley. Mrs nnniit emeni that Dempsey was elmiisl t be tubb'S cleared I hi* host ■ foiananrcs. . “ TOM M Y" ]8. C. Cameron at her home in the bridge act e-surh s. 1he pen Author Moore, Mis. Boyce Bell, through. e>sc» Mrs. U urt W. Warner and Tile Redpat limn, cement is nt Spa i klmg Cnnieily Snm A t Third Street. cils Wf’-e topped with omlliill*. Mr-. Sandy Audio soft m-rcrd Mi«. .1 W. Mero Mr*.'. M. Nelson, firing this sea on mo of tlye In" t New \ ork i . >t. Admission s|.ml— Dempsey, at or about *the same TUESD AY clorii s and tin- .-* oi,. pan* wt t*- m tempting tcD n*li incut*-' nt* peach Mi • «,G'iwrge* 1 'limn. AJis. s A [fT(1g i.ifflX rv.'i p11 i filial oil am ( Inldieu fall time, asked Leo F, Flynn to he iption Bridge party at s:0l> keeping with the t >htr im'e "h e ll liw n and Mis. James Huff. read) to take charge of him ;n a i* i i i a m . i li k e s a n d c o t l i *i . F a \ ,o Redpath i lit ml lie.toilful mils id t the Woman's Club foi tutu* at the Orangeburg, N. V., Mlu* fifth progres-mn ii.nl h e o ii * of Easter basket*, filled with can prmh.il tnms, popular iu-.ti iimi Hi.il* SI BW lo t ICS SOON fit' of the Building Fund I III lit II ( ’III* I E M I . I I S I I*'. 1d ie s W e n * g i v e n i*m Ii :*n* - ‘ played, score.* V.cc, <' M isl, in.igu and myslei*. eiureitv. •nnip of Gu* Wilson, a staunch xtnn1Herkins, Mrs. David diatna. • tin11 ngitlg and iiutb"!' Dempsey man. Ami to another The 11layers were ill* 1 M ' Mrs. Ernest Gal) iw.i; . Mi- V i II ilN’S ) , iwgll and Mrs. W. A Fitts H \ RI.- , \j id < in V number * IV Ilf 1lie Fll I itat. vi lecturers and co-ltimed'i n fin ml*, who said lie had to^stnll ’ Whit ner ami Mi - Ha. i > I I .CW is yti-pln ii'iui, Mrs Gii no I Mi Kav. will soon lu Subway mov ie*. lessen. lllll- Mr*. Frai-k W Taibni:. Mrs. Mel liudi't < hutch held a umst in* einlde t il’geis find plan* on tills '••Hum panic* about Dempsey’s underground ■ pencil by i ni ol tin Department of the Wo : The first I 'D ' . •' t< n »t it g e e e t i n g Mondav after* • IlslSt retirement and wanted to know tile ■lame* Huff. Mi*. I". Husky brilh.iiit prog rani. 1sole of glutted tvmy, ailway roinpnnn*> of l ’nri>. Tra im answer. Dempsey t* said to have Cltlb will meet til 8:00 Among (he many splendid feat III tin foili ‘ .Il’illes ■*I 11I. ’ Wight. Mi*, lla iiv heal. Mis. O o i .i ) u t I to* h o m e »r Mr'., n. it opeiult* on five minute Mliediile, ut the club bouse. 1 lnli 1•i a ••ii W i - 1 Fir: Street vvitli nil's aie lu i great plays the hil replied in effect, "stall them a lit supporti d hi ciipid - mil . • < large Wai m r. Between iraie. passenger.-*'waiting tie hinget.’’ Ml* 11rn end Mi .1, G, Wait- Itrioils lit iip it u .ic o m e d y "Tmn gla/eil iv.il> bowl ;nl ■i n, ii wllli it 4 Itit? ;p:.m my " and lie gieut roiunnl • on the platform-, will*lie entertain As I say, I don't profess to euplils, was won l*\ Mis. l I- I Evening Bridge Parly •ia Gibson Circle ed by t dm.* ndvei Ii.-ing various know Dempsey's mind. There isn't ’1be cozy liopa- wa> aid mm with drama, “Smilin' Tlirouah.' I of. My civ. Mi*, lirncsl i.allows it ie ..I l>velv Spring fl"w is Monday Meeting made second highest Tonioilow .iflernoon the Areal product", a mail in this world who docs, not Is Enjoyable A fl air ■iplant ' C, I II l’nliu • recently .Turbid eieitk n and fei its w hu h wen a .j niiged lull Novelty l ninpany will fire the II tci. id a Spanish ivn.'i* pit. h**i ' •— .ii basket*. mol bowls. Mrs. .1, M >| eiiing gun of Red|iatl| Week. nigus on building-, excepj ov cu Uic [ ' Maria Giloton - Citvie of the blue, yellow and p e n The Cllt One of tile lovlict of the even M. i ' ii -.kill. i han man nt I In: f in 'e j Nwrelc tehh=^^^llll.1■''i ll^x~rolr',:^l, id. ^ — —liewlgi— ptiel o**» t*' ^oiiarv Society nf tilC-j-j, '—01.41l.l,ml ■rairUa’U’imr Mr.r »v v r the 'inV'et'ing' wtiieii | ,|tnnio nlal, is featured by four liHpInynu'n arc rnriy ng l!i*it . 171.gn* '. weld mi'tilhers of the Social I tepiti t mem o] etied. .vvith Methodist Church held their (l]ass and sil\ e was th ii "1 *'tled \vith tile usual devtdloiml clever g its whose vivacity ami '<publicity eampnigns into the sub / tar monthly meeting Monday to Mrs. Roy ('. Bowir. while the if the Woman's Club . exercises. I'nusu.illv good reports charm make the Aivmliaii. one.of wav s. rtmon, April bill, at the home low score prixe, a piWr of bia-s Tuesday evening when Architect the •hrijihtest spots in Da' entire Brouse and K" * ,l ,,,,, ,,f Ira.'John' Runililcy on W. First candle, sticks in Japao-se designs I). Bishop. Mrs. J. E. W EDNESDAY GIRL DIES tom s and committee chairmen, it Redpath piogrmn. I’ir.sl Nal'l Hank lilcl^v the host ;Mrv Ralph Wight wen nns nwanted* Mrs* Edwant |Mrs. W. E. Haines, tie- < hair l was annoiini'i'd that the next meet l-'tdlnw mg is the pi "grain lot Sunford, Fla. t*s*r*. called the meeting to order. ' gins. Tin* gue-t el h"U-n was | LONDON. Apr. 10.- (IN S ) — ing would he held at the home of the entire five days: The (fccornturns and "liter d.* devotional exerciser wore a M*nt'd sjlk hose* and two out of 1’hylli* Turffe, an ls-ycnr-nld Mrs j* R. Kldrcdjro&t I’noln. F IR ST ACTERNODN ^ipture reading by Mj'« A. Min town visitors, Mrs G*'1rg|- ' 'am'li a tails were suggestive of Spring iiud During the social hour the' host shop girl, ha* llivd at her home Popular Cuccrt, A n u d u Nov were emphasized witii quuntitii'* and prayer by Mrs, G. K. ranger of Oklahoma City i""i Mr i esses served cake und fruitgd jel elty (.'nmpnny*. Adiiissiou rail here fi mi a diesase which, in the rnp. The minutes of the last Anna Haislctgen of Newark. N- *1 of simp dragons, roses, lupins, I" lopped with whipped cream Children 25c. knowledge of pliyriiciuns, hit licit.i 'arl.spur, petunia* and lathy hrea'lt Spring eting were read and approved. were giv •u c o r s a g e . Theie were 12 members in attend tin* affected only cuttle. FIRST NB1BT fn i ill ing a lovely setting for this Sunshine Chairman, Mrs. C. C. flowers. j nitre. The disease is known a* uctiiio* Concert, Arcadian Novelty Cam a ffa ii. ’ rory, reported S‘J.22 ill Unit Th tables were i le a l ei aftei the tJiny. Lecture “ Self Mliliuge mycosis. T(le germ i* believed to The guests were greeted ii|wn d. One new subscriber to the games and laid w it Ii la v e lo ie i According lo an (immurement nu-nt," Dr. Hilton Irn Jones Ad hav-p entered the girl's system •ii rival by the hostesses, MrsdllUles ionury Voice was reported by luncheon covers by Mi ......... G through a eiit on her finger. It Bishop, Brouse, and Wight, ami al- given by Dr. Duhrnmn this morning mimtion 5lte— Children Joe. J. A. Rogers, As.s’t. agent for Sharon and Ml S a m u e l Pllle-doli SECOND AFTERNOON l* believed to have been transmit­ to The Herald, the Methodist .Men's •o Mrs. E, A. Douglass, president [Voire. The dues for the month and dainty ref •shni 'Mls " f pink Concert, Metroplilun Singt*rs. ted by htoy <>r grass infected by <1is Club w ill me't ut.lStUV oTloek Frinf the Woman’s Club and Mrs, collected by the Treasurer lavender ami green brick nr day nnmi, insttad of ns formerly eased cattle. Miss Mildred Holly and Miss is .were discussed and adopted cream, angel food cake* a •■■I 11 Walter S Coleman, chairman ol at S o'clock in .the evening. Tin Hie department. Maude Lake left Wedne-duy mornthe entertainment of the Social white and embedded with pink ami Your nicest frocks, your smartest roat or The tallies were done ill tile meeting Will be hetd in the annex ing for Kuxtis where they will Iting of the Woman's Mission lavender flowers i-alt d nut-. u'"l and a chick* n luncheon ' will be 'pend several days a* the guest* ISoc'.ety at the Church on Tues- dainty pastel tinted Easter eggs i tub flower mid when the usual evening dress deserve unusual cure. HartieUverved. Members are requested t" nt Mrs. Robert J. Holly Ji 1 afternoon, April 17th. A pro- were served by* Ml-*. I.ullund D an. miii'licr of progression* had been lar attention must be paid to tbtdr cleaning, pi committee, Mis. J. D. Barker, Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs. F. Me Ken olnyi'd, scores were compared and make their reservations at once. • lie prize for the highest score, a Mis* Hattie Bello liver of <>rlirmun, and a refreshment com xic Davison, Miss Mildred Holly, the delicutc materials must he handled by un Ice. Mrs. R. L. Shinholser, t Miss Avn Wright, Mrs. Wallace pair of >iT hose was awarded Mrs. ttfmfjrwns among the nut <tf town C E. Myers. Mr. Meyers who held expert. If sent to mi, these garment* of val­ guests attending the bridge purtv [irtnan, were uppointetT Wright, Mrs. Robert J. Holly Jr. tiqi score among the men was giv* given Tuesday afternoon at the motion was made and second I and Mrs. Reginald Holly. The re ue, you are assured of unusual service. •a a double deck of bridge card*. lo buy better books for the see Yacht Club given by Mrs. Robert fresh men ts plates were made in tin At n lute hour the table* were J. G. Foster Jr., o f Advance, N John Hotly, Mrs. G. Irving l.tun-kj ■Ha) records from the Circle Jsury. Cook books, silver polish forms of Knahcr baskets fashioned overlaid with hand made covers C. is v isiting here as tiie gtie- 1 <t and Mrs. Roy Frank Symes. . uni the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. hi* MtivliT Mr*. J. S. Drivci at hei rug cleaner were offered for uf pink and lavender, the handle entwined owith pink and lavender <'oleiitnn. Mrs. Raymond G. Fox ltuiie on Myrtle Ave. to tin* inendieiif1 of the c'rde. All-*. George Caimieii Conger, mil Mr*. A. W. Epps, served rearts of 125 visits to Hie sick, FJ morning glories. who has been delightfully enter­ About 25 tables of bridge playeis freshments <>f pink nnd white M is. Roliert J. Holly Jr. of tained here* a* the guest " f Mrs. 18 bouquets and 1 bundle of le* sent, were made. One new enjoyed this unusual lovely soeia* brick ice crcuni, individual ungel Kut.tis w*ns among those f r*vin om Walter S. Colemon left Wednesday Hy DR. J. (2. HOWELL fiber was added to tiie Circle, ciurtesy, the guests includjd n food i likes, suited nuts nnd cof­ of town attending the hridgi purl y for her liotilc at Oklahoma City, fee. There were 1* table* o f piny* given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Okla. 8. J. Alien. The next regular mi inher of out of town guests. IM lOTHUDINtl A N D *■ * - . f " , , 4 eis who enjoyed lids pretty party. Robert J, Holly Hr., Mrs. G. Irv­ Iting will be held the second II,E L D IN G I lK M O It ld lO I D S *. • r. ' ing Isiucks and Mrs. Roy Symes NEW BAKERY OPENED I n OrluiMlo li n s ln e * * mini, n i i r in. pday in May at the home of Mr. uml Mr*. Casey Driver and ; *' • •... -' f • r t n r In eoui|ititlnlHU nl bsm urrMRS. DRIVER IS HOSTESS nt the Yacht Club, * I ^ t * _ . _V j7 .son Wilfred nf Auhurndale spent hl'lil* U m l iirutruilril mill bleil n J. It. Forest. 118 E. Fifth HL , * -■ •• 4 * Carl Sirmnna nniumnces that p e close of the business session. the day- here Sunday »s the guest a u n t i l itciil, T l i r r r n n n nl*w n u r e u i To protect youp winter garment* our patron* hi* new «**Ubli«hinent, Slnnonb ( r n l nf |>nlii, he knit em ir <tlu r*l lon Mf*. Jj 8. Driver wn* ho*te*» at Dj G. lireK*l/ of St, Ismis, M*1. of Mr. and Mrs. J. ti. Driver. Rumhley and Mrs, Crenshaw nhil v ia* i r n u M r i l v i llh r n n a l l s i l l n i i Bakery, i# now doing business wit.; u most delightful old faxhiunofl representing ^the Blown .Shoe Co., in .e m i n i ' n l f I,t*«ii r n * r * « l h r i n o r r . arc urged to ask us for the Huiutex Mpth Hied byjMhj. Bandy served de* about fifteen stuns In Sanford Southern chicken dinner, Ensttir spent the day* here Tuesday on knlil*. t'Uffctrni rin m ln n llin i ilt*btful refreshments of orange ice r|n*ril n u t b ln u v e r r u ln r m lm c ton products “ Mothei Proof Bag. Free of charge for the ask­ Sunday ut her home -mit Myrtle business. * ---------n i T 'T i n r N g i ’ HiT ten cakes. The members at- whom hi* flu* iillr* v v r r r o r ) lout, mul n r r r m141 n u lit ut n . a r r n f J r a l u f p a in a a J K‘ STORAGE ( <». Jding this splendid meeting were Bread" can be pure hared. The Bak Avenue, The rooms were adorned ing . -*. . we’ll even send one to you! ( rankle. Walter Coleman left Wednesday Expert I’iaao moving. Hauling, “ dames C. C. Mc.Ctory, H. D. cry «m Floral Heights, although with quantities of ■Easter lillirr, I l r o n * u t v r n I k r r r u a l u r Miumilorange blossoms, jiink and white opened only two weeks ago, is now for Jacksonville where* he will ntnlil lu rlhnil l « r Irrnlliw t brlu u rrCrating, Shipping. kker. J. A. Rogers, W. P. Field*, hV'lil*. i n i * g i v e n «,a r s p e r l u l illvl. lend the convent!.in uf the South ^R, Forest. W. E. Raines, J. E. doing fine business, and can be ex t hiox and ferns. Hide Track Fan lilies Mill l i i t m i n l mrilJrntril k n l k i . l V I l K * handling cake*, ^ Tiie daintily appointed IuitcHooi llij*.'*rti_ .Division o f Associated III l » r t > - c l i i k l b i o i r * I b r r r <«w* s r m l 200 N. Maple Ave. Jrier, R. F. Crenshaw, K. J. Al* ported shortly U* FhuPc 8‘Jfi e l i e f mol h r u r n i l i i a l l r I m p r m r ' l cookies, pies, and other forms >l tnhlt wn* centered with a howl of Stationers. DPtVJVf.' »Gtr_ rHNlll ,iiy G, E. Camp, Frank Talbott, A. i i " i i , mil ><iil» nn* bta b r m w r r Easter flowers and the pluces of delicatessens. finchew, Zeb Ratliff. It. L. Shin* k o l a * nmt r o u a l l p n l l m i t u u r , Iml k r tiaj guests were designated by rlMlni* fu I r r l o u r k m o l r r i l p r r r r n l bolser, G. E. McKay, John Hum* •truer. jley and W. II Holden. There were ' K . A . D o u g i n * * a n d II. P . S m i t h curds done in En*ter designs. A l Ilr. .In*. C o r w i n t ln w r ll ,IQ one'o’chxrk luncheon wu* served, > r m * p r a r l l r r In Itrlnmlu. * p r r twu visitor* present, Mrs. Nelson l e f t T u e s d a y f o r T a m p a w h e r e they L a n e y ’ iS Inltslkit a In i t i ' k ' M i i s l i 'u l t r r s l. “ T h e F r i e n d l y D r u g f’ »StbreM w i l l s p e n d a s h o r t t i m e o n l n w i n e * * - ( ’overs vviUe laid for Mr. uml Mrs. Ij»ne and Mrs. A. P. Handy. ii|rut ■•( • l i i w k r k , l o i w r l unit r r r Casey Driver, and Wilfred Driver ln l JU'-M ar*. Sanford Mr. und Mrs. Vlln W . l i o r r l i r . T rlrp h ifor Cobb of o f . Auhurndale, Mti. W. if. Tunnicliffe und J uijge und Mrs. 0 :.M . Ctsr.. | 1'ichctiplions Filled Fromptly Charles Driver and twu sons, C. H. 1 i>N w i l l l*r * o r i > r l* r il k »w ;uc*«t Mrs. IRunche Well* leTk . Vary Bench who have been Spclld* 1 ? Jl irulr Cll* L*l •I it Irk 11 m u w i l l > r l w r i t w i i l i . tj» -SU Cioutl wlmw 4HK th* w ^ U n d . hmo with thv Dtnwr HI and llub[/ic jjrivw, J, .{. f:r And Accurately . 4 " M l In**, of i l m r -I r*tm k u t l t l pw. ■ ^ B v Djr&er Jr.. Haul Driver atul Mr. . -— *• a few dsys*visit* I fariMr*^ imtcnU lvft TutMtiMj V V r ilr n r | A u n r l o r f » r r and Mrs. J. S. Driver. k u l l n l l u n . mul l l l r r u l u r r . fric« Telephone 148 MRS, FRED, S. D A IGEIl, Society Editor Residence Tct. 37. Arrangements For Future » (i *# i‘ i Social {Calendar t IhJ* fi« NO MORE G AS; IN SW M SCH A N D BOWELS Chautauqua We e k To BeginTomorrow With Big Program j Elton J. Moughton Protect Your “N ice Things” Personals HINTS A Sanitcx M oth . Proof Bag Free Seminole Pressery DRY CLEANERS 220 Magnolia :* Phone HOI u * 'll v I al'. r u c if I Li • .4tKl 'utt ew ’■Alt 'Cl ver fort Uhh ?loi v>vr Jhi :n oaW aln» ■#1 m iln; �rr-p -*" 1 -rr- ■m yp ~r ■ ■-» pi j*—■ ■ tins ~testified fhht'lh* put Vn'tK* lxK>hn,- Ion tmVsr items nrc not Jn I Isaac l*cforc the jury. The item bo* - Jim- the Jury ns to a false entry u irt curtain-six hundred llmusand dol­ lar entry there that Mr. Sduial says he made , not Mr.'Ph'llips it all. >1 I Ty HiuuMinil niid tKn *~figur* in shown tin- tu0 bonk jciu.cin.ii?-• A. Oilr deposit tlckotw im* $167.027 61. -That repmanta- firi' thoso notes M r.'K e y? A. yes/sir: -fS S iTiftaot vfrst^tti^y^-WttFhbdtb __ . ----- ------------ < M » 0 t i k a U n '* f f « r,v/'T/< - W E D N E S D A Y APRIL 11, 1928 .TfcdlMTrtl q. AVhoui signature is lhht?'*v Phillips, look t __ - RH i the stanjj, the de thqiv,trial ,j j f 1 Tf MH IF BRIGHT TYPE Tanvfi t an m? belter n, 1i nking eotnivnititjju; j. .ligh^ equiwlcnt tau,. fifty-m-tfiago Ohio u I & u & h t 5*tyer^cla<kt* thul deposit tickets covering credit* f >r thp4ffrou.ia |fiat, he wpi spoke oT that y t * (< wy n u n hmtin tho -cash, “or it "deposits'*— not to Individuals but said to bo five tftiu* *,-2 fact [ Mr. Phillips T’ * ‘mignt, cover transfers fronV lioliii only an* acl-esSn'Fy before the fact to deposit*. tlm -light, being trustees* account.or some other ac­ nnd , therefore could nut be - tried A . . They are.1 Wright field. Q. You mean that to deposit Q. When were those notes count to nccount of Mr, l^nke, oi T H E C O U R T Well,, let me sou account? before tlic priiici|ful offender Key |ncam |cscent l.ullip ProduCCtl I - signed ? The lamp is tiniT.f,vt C checks that had been deducted F l u i d D is c o v e r e d IJy L o s A n ­ If I get it dear; sec if I don't had conic hefoc a Jury. Judge Grn>’ ^ (ie n e n il F ive trie Co. Is nqx Mnimnttjp u; A. Morning of tin; Gth of A u g ­ from the bond trustee account hr A. Deposit, general ledger ac­ g e l e s C h e m i s t T h r o u g h H i s understand this correctly. The item dunied the motion, and i’liillips *'— ' *'........“““ ,’‘,nii,,K T„ ]te (,’rtJtl AtlvanlaRC To research laiiorutorv ..iiu" ust. count, under head of deposits. bulk.* b x p e r T fn c n t s W i t h R a d i u m of $694,640.11 is mnile tip— is Was swonr ns a witness. A v iitto rsln M a k in g ld im lin K S iiuib ilepartimnit .,f ^ J (j. They are dated varying (}. Where, arc the cash items H a s P r o v e d G r e a t S u c c e s s false— and it is made up of the preQ. Does that $167,027.11 repre­ no During Jiis testimony, Palmer Electric ( ’onipuny “ represented by the amount of these dates from July 2nd to August 1st ceding entries. sent any deposits on thot day by II. April CLEVELAND, KA end Dickenson, defense counsel, — when were they made? LO S ANGELES, A p r . ll. — bus a life of 1,060 , ;;i, J notes Mr. Key? any Individual depositor !of tire MR. P A L M E R : Tlutt is the A. Dated hack. The-largest and blight A, The cash items— well, there tonlinual’y interrupted the. tlireet siclans decribed tvjluy beneficial claim of the state. bank? * * A committee of riyiB-^ An Q. They were dated back. They is no— Mr. Lake took a good por­ cxnmfnatioii with objections to the ost electric light bulb has been headed by Captain y|tll.|^ A. . No sir. results which they have observed Mt THE COURT: Now, these were actually made and signed on tion of them, nnd other portions witness’ testimony and to the day produced Vy Dnniel K. Knight of and Lieutenant tin T*f q. Will you state to the jury through the treatment of cancer other items of Phillips’ nrc falsa •r of them were not re present etd by book offered in evidence which the the— of the 6th of August, 11127? then Mr. Key— I will n.sk you a pinking spccificntim,- p, ™ entries also, nml the combination of individual jtems but by trunsfqrj "State is try lug la —prove contains’ l,u‘ nwandesven umj> i i pi • with a fluid discovered by'Profes­ A. They were, ILfht tm-ntTTIeliis.. Tlic i,rt these .false entries make up the question preliminary to that in or­ hr False entryj~u page 520- Phil-, of tluT^Ceiicral Kleeiric < ompaKV iray be used first ;,t tt,j q. And placed in..the .baoV^^^JLjif y i“ l.,date. For-1ntwvs* sor Robert A. Armstrong, a Los Brand total— is that correct? der to keep your I*.inks in balance,— i dn-y.r-afcWfr'fhTitTTflv'as Auutist tho^Ts^ohe >60.01)0 .transfer—from* the , lins testified his original figures laboratory at Nela Park here. It field in Dayton, Ohin bank hooks .v*? .WsW* -ctjY Angeles chemjsj , through hls oex- v iUt , ^ V I! LSI NS K I : T|,o ^ I nr iiivutgs account of the bond t r u s - 1in thu day book hud been changed , M 50 kilowatt lamp, fifUi^jlUI-?------- « * ■ » ticcou nliJn liTilitpec. is it not i m w A New Prinri„|, itinu of the state, nnd the daitn _ jf perimenU-'uitK rndium. _ A. Yes sir, tecs that was taken care of in this, and that Key and Isike ingtruffed j Thts incnlide.^ent lamp produ* snry to inoke a corresponding-en­ T h e 'la p ip is mail,. ut,^ And forty odd thoimnmli dollars Dr. Chnrltti M, Tian e ym f Holly-: M rT ,l° 1n'a' wa« MR. KAIH.SIN.SKf: I offer in him to do it. rv!) naon-duy light it is claimed. principles. The larg,. bulk try on the other side of the col­ Wl friim » ity of Sanford coupon-, ac­ medical corps of te Uni«ltd Stales, ' * \ ' He testified that Key and Lake I r\Tj„ t„is long have been seeking n umn, when you make an entry on evidence the papera identified by •’chimney,’’ and a en,. aafd that he had jiersonallv seen te T H h ( HURT: I understand, hut the witness as stale’s exhibits, F. count was in that item. Those two were in ^the directors' room of the ’ |nmp of this type. Lamps on avia* one side? ib Tl 1 recall. * . <• l ank on August 6, the morning t j,m Ending fields used :!l the pre- ono over the other, Armstdong fluid used in from 2** •hese items are put on the books (I. H. I. and .1 , A. It is. Ai called finif. Inside i, „ )lt THE C O U R T: Now I guess you it failed to open for business ami ( Mt.(lt time'piadui e many sources of to 3V4* cancer cases. *° "mke up the Item of six hundred T H E COURT! Any objections la tf. Will you state t« the jury through Which the i,-ir,f, m MR. P A L M E R : No, on condition hml better explain so that we will H at Key culled him in and gavi jtl!<tead of one. This prevents from tlic filament a-.,., "Only the discoverer. Professor ^"ur what entries were made on the op­ r» alll| neenrate landing, r» Armstrong, knows nil the ingrediI 'A U I S I N S K l : That is it posite side of the book from that they be properly conneeted Inter, j •*!' understuiid you. Y ou “ see we’ him the deposit slips which Key co|iper surface of the in.j.i (h later testified weie cover notes Wright’s lifmp will: enuitU' Dyers to "chimney.” MR. KAIIISINSKI: Thev are • “ V ‘V!'1 letter explain cnas o f the fluid," Dr, Tiimey said . . •a on which this four hundred sixty_ jdaced to cover stortages in \ni ittitfci* night landings-without dunsi !y‘ " 1 “ While I have used'it with rel,H L , C.0 U 'V [; 1 t,imk 1 um,l‘r* seven thousand was entered to Like called for at I lie request of jlic de* I .'J - ,l hi * C....I d'-mfendant. The defendant aslirsl fo r.'1 .. , . mils accounts, lie said the Hgut;on j.; <nid— .markable success in several inH n ',“ "■ 0 b /t,c‘ io,» "Ver-rulcd, care of that item? thc(|| and. asked . . ■ :j T TIIK ill, tt W IIIT N NESS: E S S : All right. »«- -» t »—• km*,t hen'i ----that. .. they .' in* AI1 -rrnrlit. 'Kht’ , • I... .....< -■■Hm - W-— - H n L . - , * in rrii ,„M>: fw used exatances, it is too soon-to predict1 * " * 1 b* TI« ve MR. P A L M E R : Objected to, be* _____________________ _ E rMITI,TTWp**w ” ' r" " ’" the book. He said he it, the making o f moving 4hat it is |>ositivc cure for cann'Vi M g p . v ,l cause the hooka. a r t ilu uvblai^ c J• rr o U R T : I don't uml rsland : "'b's lutcuiil. Now explain.what balanced tin* book with tlu* new |)kUires. Here* it wijl save cost and Y E S ! ? o m , - ° r t "• .i;„n11 . *» .. .. .... r ._ MR. P A L M E R : V e s .J h e ic J u m . makes no such claims for it. objixttMiZf ■Itrrt'^i.’f t 13B the ‘T!usVtwi Henee bech ill here is anv objection. I-'1"'. I,u,a/.1 'A ,!l. " . entries and left it in his cage i*1( |jni,.. Ae|ors \/<mld not have to that thi1 A(< olilinued) ( ity of San- tlu* hunk ■, . Doots*r« -tkiutioiiH ' understands the'force of my ob*" fore the jury. i life use “"make-up r... , , .........:___ ... . . . , 1 ' K* makt*-u ■ under such a MR. I’ADISINSK!.* KAD ISINSK I; He said on ford had a savings account; bond MR. KADIS IN S K I: I withdraw “ Physicians have learned to he. jection. We are notcontciiding that 1 aimer uml Judge Gray exehang- light and it- l i ­ said in prevent tin* grounds that they are connect­ trustees of the City of Sanford. uery cautious in their aciejilunce o Mr. Phillips did not* make certain the question, if objected to. I ed compliments during Phillips’ shadows. ed. up later, Mil. UK K E N S O X : If your examination. "F rom the tone tlic1' Heretofore :i(» .kilowatt i cancer cures, but I can say without entries which these papers cover. thought it helped the defendant’s lamps T O THE NORTH MR. P A L M E R : They have got to Ibmor please, we want to inter­ Two ealllngs w.ikly'l?] court used I ..................." Pal titer j Imve, been the largest used. Tin y qcalificution that it looks Pro-like He says he did. We are not contend ease more than mine. ■Icl|tlllitl Ml-W*. Tvv.i , Q. 1 will ask this Mr. Key, us I be connected with flu* case of pose an objection to tliat testi- began. kave been guanHiteed for duly I d jfossDr Amij^njng has come upon a ing tliat Mr. Selina) did not erase weekly , to lliilllniurr: i_ course, otherwise they are licit ma-- nmiiyj because if any such thing lAtVea Inc. meul*. ircutxr t. rcmnrkuble^ treatment. My quali-, U "w‘‘i I'eeause Mr. Schuul says lie [ started to ask you before. Just Although still in tlu* dehint. hours. Judge Gray interrupted lerinl. (The papers referred to was- done, the liooks of tju* bark N S W Shlpa In Servlnt I fications, however, is that»least f iv ‘ di,l> ," ,t Die specific charge in this state to the jury now the , rcunr tell me Imw to change velopute’il -tag** the ti(.*w latun " I f you Tliruuglt * fan e I" vj were thereupon * received in evi­ should .dmw that, and the books are years should ebisjie before we will indictment is not the making of stances nipler which von directed I$.lil..Vi); anil other t".iiii. w my tone I’ll be glad to do it," he ’■will lirei'il fotnteen and utte-lialf dence and marked state’s exiiibits the best evidence. ton all-water route * I. * ,yj know whether <>r not the Arm- fi*0** different entries itt there, b u t 1Mr. I hillips to make Ibis e n t r y hours with no indieation of htilh j said. cat rlvil at rcituceil nil*" I*’, (J. ft. I. and .)., and were handed at'rong fluid is „ cure for cancer. • I ^ a l l y ;ihc making of the en* " b a t these deposit slips remosent. Mackenimr. it is claimed. At*.* witinjl from kfumt. (H'.tr's.i J The deposit-.-lips which Phillips to |he'jliry for examination by the , try « f .six humlrnl thousaml dol- "hero the entries wen1 imuli*, i»n*i litre Guiding Ghimney sihl wi re given him l»y Key were Some months ago the husband, \H„ t uhil.tl Mr Sehaal says lie who was present— state first, who j jury, M & M L I N ] Iti order to prevent the heat offered its test iqotiy hy tlu* stare* Mcrehaata U Miner• Trine ( of a woman who " a s apparently ,ulllself. was present?. \ T H E ('(>t*l.’T: All right proceed alnl •art' pled oyer the sharp oh produced frem causing the glass AOOE. D a y S t ., Jackianr A. i was sitin g in tin* back! Mr. Kabisiiiski. dying of comer i-allgd on me forj T ,IE COURT-- I understand he from melting, cooling arruugejeclioits of hath Palmer and Dirk help. My examination would have, is showing the falsity of the entry room of the bank, directors’ room 1 \ } w . n* these notes made by • a cut Inis heen muilu. A sort uf * IIS O II. | l{^ t ^ r \^v v ** convlncor Jtie, under urdinmy cir- by Showing these item.- that make of tilt? hank. Mr. Lake* iiiitl th<M I’hiDips eoitehuiing testimony morning of tin* till, and as comity \ ' -rh;.v' n(.,,. V , , * , , |lV me. cumstunces, that tnlatment was up falae'TnWTyr—— ( Gimlinued from page 1) .bowed that the individual deposit bom! trustees of tin* ( ity of San , siK(K.(1 ,,y Mr , Ilch husband insisted tliut I do; P A L M Ell: That. N true. j first time that he had taken the ledgers kept for every customer ford were short in tin* n sped that Bomething f«ir her. I gave her aiyf • t, t-'1'1 “" a y from tip. fact tjiat if. Were they used for tin* pur­ sheets. ‘ of the hunk, totaled $2-*!lt,l)IMI ^t! I there was $:!(iit,6(in.(to worlli of 1 Injection Tuesday, never expecting 1*he item is not in accordance wib pose that you have indicated? wliili* the rmiy m the ledger, the Key snapped erect, ‘*N*u. .Sir!" items made up of a number of the indictment, which says that1 her to Ik* alive three or four A. Yes -ir; tu take care of his stale charges is false, showed people, including Mr. Lake, soim* IMckensna asked if Luke didn't Mr. Key did that very tiling items tliat he oivrd the lomk. lactr On. Saturday, howeveyf alii $661,6111) odd. »rn I- m i i i i t . it, I. ■ iifSldlie, and a illlmher of other mH l b GOIJJIT: Well I suppose I \ , , , , . . . . . . 1 q. Some of them are* marked ask him " W h a t in the Dell he did On improved City properly ;tl 7 per rent. .'1 lo fitruj pain had ceased, the patien/ w a s | ,...*ii dn tin* ct'ss-exainiiial mn of ... ft..., ....... d viAimls. had been deducted from It for” and to gel them back riftl.l ** * drinking milk and eVeit reci/ved a we’ll get to that later (hat xceount; also Stitt,06(1.00. And "account items” ? pili'lip* vvhi'h was conducted hy away. MU, P A L M E R : There* is no evi A. Yes. .strait*lit loans on rcsidftift's. .7 to 21) year loans on do2en or so friends to celehrilte her I heketi* on. ITiillips testified that thereV'erc some otliei item- tli.-.t deuce here bv Mr. Sehaal tliat q. Viiii mean by that it was tu “ No Sir! lie did not!" snapped l lie day lioi.l; of tin* hank hnluiicrd. dozen or so friends to cclcln ilte her bad ibrien.dedurtediftoin tin* city a* Mr. Key told him to do that.. ' Key. take up cash items in tie- bank? liiisirtess properly. counts, voucher account also; ami II" denied M'peiiterl attM'i'tmns ‘The Armstrong fluid is uVually Mil. K A D IS IN S K I: If it was A. To Ink - up ea-h items that Iht* forme, cashier testified that the ilcfeiree * counsel that I her. given in three Injections, 21 U . y s ll<ine |>y t,„. .kll Ilf th, |„lnl: on- the l/dgcr sheets then in the Rank ( other deposit had been corrected to correspond had liren charged to these vnriou- lie. Lake and Monroe D. Hutton, might have heen upart'.U . * - - * ’ directly " -* 'y u ^ l c r the direction of Mr. Key. that wi„ npart .It.is injected , , ht. MfrM(lll|„ llf ............. .. aeeotinl *. Lake's son-in-law, got , off the slips t omaki* up the dlffeleim* l.e tile vl ills' F >» .equivalent to Mr. Key having tees of the City of Sanford--that *• 9 ‘ (} Mr. Key. yyttal do you mean Ham and look a taxi to hi> Iftntse I wee ii .s>;:* i.iiiiii ni.d JJ2.*{ti.dltn vvlmi*. it himself; that is our view. As the books of tlu* bond trustee*, hy “>a- h items” ? 112 I*). .Second SI. at about 2 A. M. He said they let " e r e not i redded re* indiv idual . P A L M E R ; That, is true, neg*- and the original ledger sheets "I A. Well, I no an check- or hint "til nml went In Igike's house, Icdgm tu (V.imi • l'm|**r fir*- a- I'a* le . stale’s evidence Joir (lie bank., and this difference bat MR I* M.MKIt I Miliinit it your "t l*i- c.ti ami <anu* back and i *r a l ed it the alleged flll-e -bal worth, that is Lerfe as to be accounted fur oil the last lionnS picas« that if they have got J loo 11|> SNHh tlm -I w h - In* mil',' di I not pg*|ireseitt ;t true **n III!*, n i l . L O W I N G I II M NS W i l l . DE IH S G O N T IN I I 6 Hj to tile itetnfc tt|iil, ujt, and day. Therefore the various items ca.-li items here* in the form of t,il.< I'i **m 1hi bunk Tiu*r*- t, r of lejioMii-. Phillip.- icpbed it KKCTIVK L A S T T R I P — A P R I L 12. I62K. A ir q lllu J H O I I L n l* ,'f this indictment here charged Mr. 1were gotten out. ami whoevei I any kind ••! pa pel that tliat i- tile be aid* lJm \ di m c* tu 11ut im,'a <l*d lot I-*'pie-ent a tin. entry "! I'i .im- Ml .mil Ml hr) m e n I'.tinp.i jjikI Jarksonv Die. 11-im-L X c tllliV ^ I Key with making these talse «*u owed the money paid it I lull is by ' l.est evidence. As I iimlei-taiid a ln*Us Hi -iii* i 1.illit* t bought it i!*|i .,, *U mdividlltil leilgei a r and 2* hclureti Sanford and Lakeland. (Go.itim.ed frmir page I I * . , 1 thnfc go to muk. up that. I either charging the t lici k for -r cash item i- an unpaid * heck or w mild1 In 0 goo* id •a 1- K* y Hi* <omit.-. I iiltowmg S ( lied,ih - \re In Ivifewd at 12:61 A. M. I'ri" tt'fj . i •-ign tig a not.- foi it ai Hint turn* unpaid iiotr. or unpaid deldt llmt 'lire ,s toll ", K<-y's* linio - 1mcauxo lmiii.r plcaf- e ,1 ..atkide and „.,i 'b 1’"t**, S* haul am t hei emHoya* I J. '162b. rolativt* # > » m*\v. | hnrln ^LiUuI unil«ar Mr. Lake Mgucil ii io.i- noteI is carried by the bank. I hey are the il.’tir might lit* M*ill im*i and of tlm bank, testified lit*- entry "i III I If \l\ \ o. Nti Nortliliimiiii i ii \ i x \ i lull t 1l \ would In* >111r a; Hut- $,;:* i .inn .mi,. ..... .... . . . the bunking lalw’if a man tells a ^ i g n e d s o i u r u o t i and tlleie u rie I lie pi opr r thing to have. t. .1 | was m ins liaiiilvviitiair. t> Mt* ' • ‘ •* f 111i lllfc t (H I, |: W hat Is the urn , , ., ,, , i. r . i i . . e.ci.h to nut. l -■•niel lung, umlri , two m three nthci i oi.balance N Hi Ha tit Ml if I III ( til IIT; lie i- isking vvh a t 1’’ 11!>‘ He said b" i ia-*il tin* figure wlurb tcuality of it, I haven Gf seen the, .. . , , , - * ’ . . , . . I * NitMioiil s * •* ...... .. i i . i ...... v the banking law be m collstiticd to ot lln- Hieckr wen . bai ceil up tc h 4- (*o*onek Now, that is the only rildn’t Hutton (ilijecL?, asked I ’Iti I! ir . t* -tilled had been * liaugeil paper I .lent know what it i». I ,* .* , .. t ■\ T.imi'** •I* I' nave in testimony Imre by the ttin* varmim uccuuiit I prepaid! all I .pi rtum now. I think he ran an-- I hri,enroll. Key responded (hat a'ul put tlii* total **l the three m IIM IN %i». > i v■«*i (Ii Itouml: \ <l| I ll bunl*d 1 II \ I \ \ « o*Mr l,**diW' ; 1Will -pusit to |M. tlll, mutl ^ at - didiig 41. but j of this in tlu* back room with M i '.vi'i that it lie know - what a ea-ii II ill 11Hi had untiling to do with it. liimr plm* He showed th" court • 'l.'1*!*•' ■ , , ■state'- owp witiies- Unit nobody on] l-ike, running t .. 11 ,mthe adding ' item i- 1r* > "ii are going into tin* Ihdu'i Hutton tell you not to leave where* tIn- cta-tin-- had been mail - ‘ r* .** *** , lr 'fi'* 'V'l" «• uarib ciiw tnfd hint to make tho*c 1Ititieliiiie, |>ro>ifei| it.and call’ d «p i,.-. 11 o v Itv ».| r* »tl, *e we will th* 111 ' a - ki d tie- ill'll iree attorney *ii t ie t hi s book pa"*' He sanl Inference between two hundred HmXy , -jx , ,r,em.a.*d doll ., entries »««y.....id h.u k and ,1 * i;,.v I lo.v. to have tlic i a —h items or ai "N o ! Key -happed Tin* attorney a*l*le*l b 'th n c.lit and *lel>it -ob tut I' thousand, and 6.x hundred at.d , ba{ ,*, jM11)|,|v . .llllUd them ; ..... d. In ,e an* these note- ** a- keii n ii wa ; i a la* l that lint j Iic I'ook ami that they balanced. r.omt fm l h in. Kilt, I In oolv .pi. ninety four odd thousands ,*i> li.ito No. s."i will arrive Sanlord on new schedule Vlint t-iL| 1up himself aml'.jMil TJn ni on the G Ray iiiomt yvlio*’ ton learned the papers were at hi- II*' ,-iud lie could lot til! if the ton n .w i what i- a » ash item. shown by the day book of the .laliwire It.nn- \*r-, pi and Mi will ina hr local Mo)re all l hook,, apd that* is flu* entry, that A- Raymond I’lnllip.-. t< llei of hiiirec lor the iti-l time after tin* balau* vv II- e i If* I. blit that Iv Lank. Ml; I* \l MED I did m*< exactly -i;: mil— we ’ll re now being tiled lorn Go* bank I -ay , 'ItnyiHoml l e tc ilnce men * ante hack dow litovv it. redd I'll** I., do ii lie said iii* and unite , -I o ml (la 11tu >1ion \l] i tgh. Mr. Palmer: Supposed to lip i n i o i i m \t i o n i ; i*:s i ; k \ \t i o n s MR. KA HI SI.VS K I lie 'll Ilte .I ate these note, I by Ml l.ak. * No' re-ponded Ivey more em- hey were m tin* telb i *s cage and notes. Rut the position yve at* tak \. Ga lt it eoi i- an item, tliat (i. w l( and myself and one m iw.. oilier••it 4*ro.**s M>* iv.w •!> that other employ is phalli .Jlv than bcfnli tile f 1 1 fee..• wete neat ..t>liti:ai llx i- an "Idlgatinii of -mn' * ing. Is . . . Ticket \geiil I’llllllc * re I’eleis Sehaal wa**tn . and al-«. | ]iun In, Aft St haul •{nl him w hen I he iii-t rut-lions yve,i* given g. v« up tie effort. mill * iitu.i I tli.it is i an led m tlie dai filK n iritT : Supposed . to be" " i n e i*heck.- on various ;o.mint | hrlf. II* bipl* |mill i*l* tire defense's • dcjRjsit slips, are they not? lv cash. The-,, paiticiiliii not'.. I MR. I’ ALMf-l l Told him to i>i.i oi" the hank, and -om.-depo-it t ck i l"t> I'MmilTiut ion oi |lie Iot..... MJl. PALMl-.R: Repivseulisi l.y till'd it -,n - tlic knot of Hem tile I'lttil- together; lyit he Inm-ei. • Is. I wish you would place thi ■* Dll notei,. The objection we an* tuak repl e eat •auk *a*|,iei wa- when they tried • u menu ti,,". q ■ tlu- day hook lien*, ami nn hide : ing now if your honor iduuse *s made I Ity -rah illation, titmjr lit*1 to pi ov e thiough him that tile en i- It . in the business .if \ogu-l nth; am, that you can not prosecute a. mini try. I*; "ii wlilrh l.ake re being tried ill nil" iiiii, \ i mean tin alter you havr hall,m ml it. take i •rin: i *( m in in .i ( f*•11 or a nut of men for violating the was a l* limit ally tine entry They onl- t, means « In • k-, in cash, a m to Mr Scliiial the othwi tePei” U' reeded in ** mynhltl" 1—Thr— bank ing laws after tin bank ban 1 ' tiled mciitre 11unsfei s 110,11 liiimi tin who wa- in the balut ot writ mg ire MR, P A L M E R ; All right m i TTHT IVovveil Dial while the entry , closed; it must be done while the Ter iw" M, tl"' p ni rnl ledger inx.wi.*-« Ik io-ii ica*l hv ill* might 1 iirv is in iif ii-ii , tu uiiii-i vt. mt.’ therein uii’ii* 'fi - •( quest..... bunk open,m* otherwise he me* himieully i " n e e (, i( '■ < ■ Si net* I.S*K '. l ’ i l ' ^ i 'h'' bool. up. afl' i which turn counts. lio haxac.liireu-jWustmottotr— 1Vtnrr^t*Tnrn,r ' Mi Ley, Iniv e tin*--** pap' T H E C q U It T I will have tin did not li'presejit tin* trill1 *mail " 4<t all of the items that an* to be which you Imve identified, and ever muy m-cur after. . . . posted on the individual ledger-. books. I am tiying to get turn t>* timi of Hu* bank w hen it closed and T H E C O U R T ; ,I understand, but which have been admitted in evi turn them over In the tridt\ iilual ' explain about (he iking, In get it was therefore fnlse, 1 disagree with you on these deuce Us state's exhibit K an* eon ’lou. Palmer. hnnl with Hn k bookkeepers 1,, be posted or, tb I clem in my iiimd. It you want th** Klntutes.T J give you uTi exception j H'cUon with the entries "hu h you ledgers, which he did \tnl lliebook-- vve Will IlllVe tile books |'l"- i i i s o i i o f I lo* blinker's defense, at­ up to that. * ! directed Mr. Phillips w*i mak tempted again-ami again to have , r , 1'edits, these hulk i redds, tier, . .ho i'il oil day book Nil. . at page ak-re S 167.660.1111 nn round tigurcsi g MR. P A L M E R : That is our oh Key's testimony i'il live alleged fal­ MR |i|< KEN'SON The ..... . jection too. A. I hey have. make up the deficit of X:i67 |are tin best evidence id tli"‘ i* sity of Urn entry stricken, lull la* tatulv TICE C O U R T : ■lins Will you explain to the ,ury ,666.60 in om* oecount. and vanou 1I *at,-li t ivvas over ruled by Judge HcW'itl T, Xor making false entries <h t what you directnl Mr. Phillips t Oepositn in others; and the- a i IN ! • H U R T lit* y i i want (tie Gray, who himself took flu* witness MR. P A L M E R Vis. Hi hand on numerous on ireiorre ent'T iimm that bool, when* the represented on the tuber -ule by I "ok> tit le 1 You can get them T H E COURT: <IbjciT ' (•tries were made that re rhe notes ami checks In <>tl,m word-, q lire Mi I'abrem.ski I What when the state and defense quar­ 'ruled, except ion noted. physical location m the bank and the assets that was put m were lo i "im, are you speaking ot Dow reled over some point, oi when h.* Q- (by Ml. I'al'isiuski) Have uti'lei what eircumslatices and ,,, notes of Mi l ake, notes off mm.', mm.*.! \ Speaking of the coupon a i - thought tin* jui y did not mulct these papers, state’s exhibit E e if. .** presence thc-c ellllie* w *, • note of Mr. Si haul, a nun,be* u ' omiit t itj ot S inliiiil truiretci ■ stand the testimony. that you have just identif ed and ■mad*' l>\ Mr. Ke) ? Key (estilli'i! thjit the city bond checks, varimre nunilie, of t lua k - . ! tiom tliat I think ot sll.iuio -S2l. have been admitted ii evidence any ■ MR i’Al.MER. What cotre *•• and somi' items i harged to plot t I "IM trustee fund vviys short over $.2611,. connection wit H_ tin cat in who o *••*., mi,Hiring about (6* t'oee pap and Ins-. MR HI, KENStlN object t,, Otjtl when the iumk eloseii and that you directed Mr Phillips to make er- ii, "(i the hook ? On* clinks an-| tin* mic.-iinn as !>• amount- and he and l-ike had deducted amounts MR. P ALM ER I upon (In* day book No 7 at page Ml: I A lils y x S K I E n t r i '- mad* ' tIn* best evidence, ami the only evi relates Iruni ibix account and that notes f>2fi of the records of that bank, by !,,» direetion t" M, I’inlllp- m demi* of it I a-k the t'outl to I ’ I THE C O U R T Just so we t*ct and cheeks bad been used In replucu Mr. Key? page . i 2 ."i tu day hook N > 7. vt,lke bis testimony im-tii all tlmsi i the books ben* the shortage the day tile bank MR. P A L M E R : Again we ob things; those checks should be, \llt. Hit KKNJsO N : Hone object fatleil to open. Hi* told ot tm item q I will ask some pidim m a” joel because there is no ev idence ijuiretious Mr. Key so as in g ; ] hiought over lific and the note-. i they are going to gel the books, oi S>2i,ttiMi charged to the city's hgre that Mr. Phillips ever made along. Ho you know of your own I Hi: I IM'ET, 11itxc- you got [ t,J , Hy tlu* GuurO You said coupon account and credited ' l„ “' » q entry. 1latke, which with two tillii'U made know Ydge whether on the fifth t the i lin ks ? They ought to hr * xi'iil.666 savings ucciVunl? On the direct the lust witness o*i >il Auru-t there was a dep-sit bv here, oi 1 w.ll have to strike tin A Yes. sir. I 4* 16,006 odd He told of a non,her the stand said la* made those en will, refeienre l" tlii MR. KA DIM N S K I : \Ve wilt take " f other tranauctiims including a customer of the bank $•‘*61. i U H'uony tries. he kcarl, one up separately*. The taut' the manipulation oi ?.'i;;,t,,,ti in Vullilik ll? T H E - C O U R T : There* are. lw < MR h A D IS IN S K I: I have the iltialtotis of this are pretty I'm. Jen Hotel bonds of which laike A. Not by individual d positm *, entries preceding tlic total. note.-, I will get as much of it us I ai d 1 would like to check them up owed only $16,000. lie stud another No sir. MR. P A L M E R : Ves. sheet had been substituted for th at tlm time. That entry re mil a inner! We go aattlg as vve cal,. T H E C O U R T : That is what 1 'H IE C O U R T: All right lo t I HE COURT. All right, tak. ,, original Sanford Rond Trustee led­ i.latcineiit of tin* deposits by in supposed to bad lefcrecne to. ger sheet, and that lie directed the jn-t tlie way you want it. divaluid depositors or that bank »un send and get those checks. MII. K A D I S I N S K I: Thus** that on that dav? MIL EADSINIKKI. I don't •.' (Ry Eahtsinski) Wh i. making of tlie new sheet. In anolliMr.’ P h i lips put on, and objection 1er manipulation. $60,060 was charg­ MR. P A L M E R Objected t": tin* think be has cec oiled ion at all if t- tliat 1 hand you? raised, overruled and exception wltal they yvele. ed against thu l llicliuist; Inc., u*> \ That is deposit ticket ot entry i;svlf is the |n*st evidence. 1. litr e ! 0' I" md any of the papets it N^oliixl Coupon aceoutil $57,61(1. count, and a credit made* to l.uko. He nays there wasn't that. AIR. P A L M E R : I have no ob­ that jin, have tlmie that refer tu Hu said at the tjme this PinoMIL D IC K E N S O N : Move to T H E CO U RT: I think that ..l« jection to that. Hut Hie one that In­ traiisiu t iolis tliat you have been - , like the witness' answer us the liurat transfer was made Luku jeeliim is well taken is being tried for, six hundred -peaking about Mr. Key Handing I .unoui.t of the ticket Is tile best came to him and said his account ty lio you know of youi own thousand, that in the one we areI apeis. i was overdrawn ami to take it out j "V plent'c of it. knowledge what the collect amount objecting to. plgate the court. A. t ti itne-s examining pa 'lit. K A D I S I N S K 1: It is in «*v* of some other account. Key said T H E COURT; I don’t under 6f »!. p..-its thul were uui.l** by iq 1***1s.'j the money transferred in this case deitie, part *>f State’s Exhibit I). am!. These items us I Imdei dividual ilepsitors ot that hunk atan q. It there are any books o, was the property of tlie bank’s and MR. P A L M E R : That has already i stand »t constitute the ileiits that yvus, M r. Iv**y ? . papers which you need in ordc* '** been accounted for. not Luke’s personal property. A. Yes sit. were erased. lefresh your metnoiy on to give a T H E C O U R T : That is a deposit The amounts of notes signed the (j. What was it? MR. K A B IS IN S / O : Yes. clear expluiuition to the jury at slip. lust day to cover shortages was. A. I ‘ know Hie approximate a T H E r o i I R T : Thul make up what y*>u want to tell Me. Key. ptst by Key as follows: MR. K A D IS IN S K I: Tliut is a de­ described mount float ntetimry was uruuml cal! aial vv** will gut them from the K0IM.646.il. Scitaul signed papers amounting to posit slip. State's Exhibit D. two lumdreii and thirty thousand MR. F A B I S I N S K I : Yes. the Iit*nt , or wherever they urc. T H E C O U R T : 57,610? $8,466.76; Key signed • papers uMR. P A L M E R : The point I something in that neighborhood.A. These notes in my I,ami ure q Thut is tlie account, Mr. mounling to $ll).8P2.2l ami that q. What rcprrsnts the dif­ not*** tin,i went into the husmess as am raising is^liis— We don't ob­ Key.- in the ease of Mr. laike’s left Luke's notes nnd othet* items ject to those going in, or being the ference lii'tvveeU that figure of ap* part of tin.- credit. notes ? to make up $284,261.KE identical items which Mr, Phillips proxtuiuUdy tw** hundied and thii q. Yf*u know the signature on The taking of testimony began A, I say, or account credit of CURE FORCANCER i i ,T*+ ■■' ». --------------------- 7 ------- THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD; FLORIDA, ill rt -V I*r II Mil It if t m niner« m 4 .LiJa 9wrvi Hi Mb C J r ia .m u 1II'KI ■all 1*11 1 i* fit Key States That He Covered Up To Help President Of Bank Pit,* jilt- U It MONEY TO LOAN it" I , If 1 SANI'OID) ItONI) AND MOKTCAfavdl Key Takes Stand As Star Witness ’ A ) | • * !i|* ‘ d Jlnl c 'utU e W’ , :atU t Chs XT n forty Untot ?loH* xMrfi VY Th ooAl otnl _DcLiuid- I Wh ■itai — n w - Dreka’ One Of Florida’s IcCa<linK IH’parlmenl Stores A Special Sale of Quality Silk Hose at $ 1 . 2 9 the pair Thill's., Friday and Sat.. W e’ve had many oppoi’tunities to buy low priced hosiery, but we’ve always been careful about wearing fiuality and wotdd gather not sell inferior hosiery just to make a low price. This offering* is, however, one o f the very best values weJve seen anywhere. Pure thread silk with reinforced tops, heels, solt*and toes- full fashioned and may be had in the season’s pop­ ular shades. Sir. Prompt Attention given Mail Orders to v1' G . A . Dreka and C o. D eL and .11 <)!• • ; j )I I ♦••> or| •-TT7 * * ' ■>. ■-VJ . Florida *. t* S ' . �* jTHE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1928 i PXGE f r hy JameB 91m;peon. "chairman o f iq* Chicago Plan ,Ciommls.km. I “ It Hops not- Acchi to ml* th lt provision o f f» • wnr memorial 1* within the province o f the commit sion," Simpson said. “ Yet it has i.tcurretl to me that under the cir- -• eumstnnres the commission might [danlord Daily Herald Hi*A Poultry nnd Eggs well tnke the initiative in the efea tion of a special wnr memorial com4' . lN T a d . r a t e s BABY CHICKS mlttoc, composed of outstanding ' .Selected stock delivered, W. Ufferms; Csah in Adfanea civic lenders, in .whose importin' borns HTO $12. Heavy Mixed 100 ' lity, judgment nnd patriotism the $12. II. Rocks nnd “ It. |. |j,.,|s joo phone ads, will be recelvsd people of Chicago may have full 51.». 300 $70. Emerson Hatchery, W r o u and collector aent confidence." * fdiately for payment. Rrooksvillc, Fla, — — f'rttlfrrn ite ............. 10c a line --Jjllfrnnlionnl News Service .lotrn *A. (lolahirdp nrehiteet. Has _8c ■ lfiiie SAN FRANCISCO. April l l . ~ agreed to serve as chuirmnn of the .7e a line The grout wove of . investment PASADENA.. Colil. Apr. in. - . i • dlffirull for us t*> understand eonunitleo f niered by the Chicago Ime rates on request. I* DR SALE: 100,000 very* fine enthtiNinsm, now sweeping over ( INS I— For all aur hnusti-il pm. j iiciuy thingv, Their roforonce wa< 111itn Committee. Other Promin­ sweet potato plants; A. Robbins. reduced rates are for gross we are billions of years he to an adilresn hy l»r. Rus ell, the ent memhera who have accepted "Hoar you have it new position Ed— and from ItJOT.W. First St. new records almost daily on the hind the times! utivo Insertions, { l‘i»nvet"n scientist, before stn- the problem are Col. Albrot A. San Ftuncisco stock exchange. words o f average length • The authority for (his is Dr. |deals hi Hu* University o f Califor­ Sprague, (Jen. Abel Davis, Col.,. * Zinnia i*lnnts! Rurpcc’s Giant, ounted a line, In the'first half of March, PJ28. Henry Norris llu-'Mdl, rescaicli a->* nia, in I.os Angeles this week. what Hill was saying, it’s quite n step ahead." Robert II. McCormick, Howard 1\ nimum. charge of 30c for 23c per dor. $2.01) per 100. Mix­ the market value o f securities tronomy professor at Princeton Sa/age. R. P. Lnninnt, William A lining Plaint ■# insertion. ed or separate colois. R. F. Whittrailed on this exchange, exceeded University. "It suits mo a lot. better than my old one uny.way,” | Ml iiis is still a very young Rnfu.« Abot, Sewell I,. A w ry, Ju-I advertising is restricted ncr. Jr. *120 Summerlin Ave. Ft. •$103,000,000, nr nearly 2 1-2 times quilt* the mental capacity to c m * lias Rocenwald, Roy D. Keehn and oper classification, •Mellon. Phone 882W.* i - __ . _ the value of securities traded on .it n period when people are mo­ pJaijeE" ---------------- --------------• . an error Is made The SnnEllwand II. Ronnett. " I ’d like to change, myself. But I never seem to the floor of the snine exchange in mentarily looking away .from their we are only now beginning to noHerald will be responsible The committee will begin its in­ 15— A purl men t For Rent .Marcl), 1027. Incorrect Insertion, » \ _________ . ti'unikfin* 'problems to ponder what pc iiend our own origin. Racially vestigation into the most feasible f o F •sibeeitwerU H T three months. Apt. No," l. TTTT .hear of anything gOAd’briTig-open." — 1-----~ -rz — The Snn .ri«iVnr3sTT jithvm-y l u r t r r r - h r - T T i n ^ i i r o t- .Thj^jwt.je<-1 .without pre^ions. The office Rhould bn day ranks ps the largest exchnngi Ueyoimd their i-ompii-hem-inii. lom v. | jtnijp,,, SI. nnd Park Ave. Every ronven- | lied immediately in case of in the • United States outside of A bead-on collision has oiTiirred ience, also garage. Phone 8.T3—.1. Mars Is the only plane* m wltieh j "It must not be thought that the "That’s the way it was with me, Tom— until I ei New A'ork city, according to Sid ,n tHi* **ky and Uu* i-lar N«»va l*i« atiAosphcru < nditi"ns prevail! Chicago 'Plan Commission has any* itey l„ Svynrti, its president. This i* two f ' t i u 1 tIt **t which v^ou)<l iruki* any fontt uf lm» * pr(*fc*rcncc‘ ns to the type ot menu. TO ADVERTISERP d , * f 8 room furnished apartment. Con­ position has been attained in less bem visible in southern latitude* niafi_ life prohable. Dr. Rus-e'.l said, orial, orinl it# location, cost its Iiwation, cost or or anv any other veniences. First flout. :ti(l Cor­ began reading the Sfinford Herald Employment Herald representative than a yrnr., , but not v isilde to the vvii| ld’s| "It. um ienti-ts aiv believing feature in connection therewith," ner Fifth and i’ulnn-llo. sughly familiar with rates In the first 2 1-2 months of 1*128, hugest teli snipe at tin* Mount then* Is life on Mars then the inha- Simpson dec’nred in a letter which and clasrifiention will Columns. And then it wasn’t long before I found just the Iniisness tin the Snn Francisco Wilson rallies.io solar observatory i hiiaru * of that world me in a stage ( lie sent to the members invited to APARTMENT FOR RENT. Ma­ you complete information. . ,r ib velopment bijlioas of years in i job. the memorial committee. honey Apts. IflOO Park Ave. Wa­ * xchatige wns more than f'O per­ near 1asmletia >, [ if you wish, they will assist Seiditists who a:e tiding tin* ailv.vi e of what we know here sicent of the volume of • business ter and garage lurniahod. ■ Phone “ Oui' investment is. primarily, to in wording your wan: td what I wanted.” 1H-J. transacted during the entire year idieiioineinin m e in S o u th A m e n c i ItItel Iigenre. nnke It more effective. -r e that n'T>ropor memorial, lllit. ■of 1!*27 and exceeded by a- wide and So uth A l r fi- a . T h e y tm licve, ; V 1- fa i l tn llssllllll’ I*Dint* -' 'r * Vt typPf ei>niMrui.-tc(l'ft.i,'ata : i hi \ i - n f t fillip:!!' U l i v ^ l y i e i f ’ 1 Modern furnished apartments. tnaigin, the volume nf business d is p a fc lie v in d ic ate , th at th e t w o Innour.cemenls 11,1 ,v ^appropriate location, so .that tha i i ilfltl," s ta r s mea n a n .it h e r s t e p in th e Frigidnire; Murphy steel kitch­ transacted in M)2S. The total memory of the war and those who tt-rin “ c o m p a r a t i v e l y re* lODUCIfMG Ixrng'a Pure Pork en: Oarage: excellent neighbor­ value of transactions wns mon* e v o l u t i o n m p r o g i e s s id the w o r l d s ''h : participated in it may be ade­ i*i*nf . l o o k in nn*nit rout I'.yiiitM hood: rent very reasonable. Park wh ich i n l n d i i i a n ts o f th is w o r l d can l.sngc. 117 Mugnofla A 'e . than $3Id,000.000. quately observed by (his great city. (Political Announcements) i Political Announcements t'l l s IIIittltl i> o n ly u f e w b il lion Apai tmerits, No. 3. Phone 818—.1. In P.127, the San Francisco stock s e e lad k n o w l i t t l e ab ou t. It seems, to me that there has /t'.il-. old |.ost and Fuund D r W a l l e t S. A d a m s , d i r e c t o r of I'OII STATi: l.lfdlHI.ATUllK ■-on rn x x ru u .r. Furnished apart men! Will sell been a conflict in ideas as to what t wish to nnnuunte my candlilacy i xehange trailed securities with t w is h in a m i o n n e r ttiul t am a than ' l i e Moul t W i l s o n obset v a l n i y sai l f o r l l i « S l a t e L d x " l « t u r e (Q r o u p t it ill market value of more a silver Persian Cut. He­ furniture. Reasonable. Ilnx 7.— t‘ii atUtlnl e f e e tie- o f f i c e o f I ’ unChicago should do. lie did t,'d inclin e to th e e v o l u t i o n Ktnlile Distr ict No. I, Kemltm l* J) nhit will iippreclate sU|iVM>ll In «d,33.0110.000. 'd. Return Mrs. P, A. Mtto. Sanford Herald. "Then* is no douht that the city I 'o iin lv . Klurlila, s i li) D l s i r i d m m - t the iiiloniry In tie belli In Jaaa. Tile story of the r e m a r k a b l e Uu” " v U l*. MAHAN. :i:i8 \V. should in some way memorialise (irlfin,; r i i c l l i . i i P re c in c ts NiVa. I. . b o r a in t o tin* e th e r , s t m b o d been Nieely furnished apartments wild e xelia iige, rea lly M 'liw lh o f tliis *. to. It .v it*, subnet t o 1.----the men who lost their lives In the I am more inclin ed l o b e l i e v e . " All modern conveniences. Phono lie* w ill o f llin v o t e r s In tin* l*elHn-> I - o n i i i x s i* i i i i i : d a l e s f r o m Sept inber. IP27. P r i o r world wnr, and those who fought In ' Bowknot brooch "ket with 7f). Call at 318 I’ulmetto Ave. e : aid, " D i a l l l i i ' t e w a s a cutli ioii i i i i l l r l ' r l m a r v in he hehl nil June I w ish t o iintoioiice that ! ^nm .'■Hi, A I', 101*X a caniliilatn f o r the o f f i c e o f l on- In that tint'*, tin* m a r k e t v a lu e o f I a n d tv bat mu e w a s N o v a P i c i o r i a ;> liestftnes. Finder please it the war." Vi.ur siiptioit Mill he nnrireelntril. >1 a hie f o r J ii- lii'e oi tile Priieif | j |1( sis nritie. H a i l e d a v e r a g e d , now t w o s ta r s due In N o v a P ie tor-s 1*05 Magnolia and receive Re- 10— Houses For Ifenl Finanrinl Support A. l>. ( A r l i e J S M I T H . D l s l r l d No, I S -in liio le t ’ o i m l y , nbrnit s.ai.onu.ihH a m nili. In Klinlila. mini •• .............. . Hie P e a c e split ling into two sections. This is Various prominent Chicagoans value I i l . i v l d t'oiiip risinii K l r d l o n t*rc. S e p te niln r, 1’ e eirk et vastly important to Die scientific •i i-oon- house all improvements, I hnW' indicated that they will lend , tills, N o's I, 1. I. ' 10. I I , & 12. .inaipi'd to ? ( t iM'd mi) ddd Uiin In Decern rim jf s T H K o r t'RAru D e m ­ siilijecl h i the ilccision o f Hie Dorjitli* After Her.Son’s Havn •heir financial nnd moral support world.” (inrage. Phone 371 J. Pocket book with title for f hi . d i y atim oin ce my eniutlitncy ( i i c i a l l c l 'r l m a r v l In- helil on June bl-1, til i • n il ies 11 ailed • Died On Battlefielijs. Cilv to tin* project, which would rank© ■'Tile vii-i impnvlan 'e" of tie* to llm o f f i c e of :,!b. ,V II. 102V, (ck nn<l Willys Knight <nr. !• MOUSE FtlIt KENT: seven room-, fin i - e - e le d lo n • . inio,ooo. In pbeaniiie:iiiii e- not cimtltieil to live* was m.if • Justice Of tin- I ’ d ioe. D ls lr le t N o I Hits Storied Fndertukin'rOf Chicago the site of one of the I u l l l c u o i c i late viuie support please rriiirn to Wight Rros. ■ . a s ligh t f a l l i n g $2n.oo per month. Inquire of Jno. Hiiviinr h. in this o f f i c e f o r ncarlv I.HKl.IK IlltVAN January t I.'reelihg Suitable Memento most imposing memorials in tho scieiil ific vvm Id, aieateur aslrono m u i c a r s itiki ti i he illHii-ld u a s P a s h a l l m onth. mers poinu out. i», .linkins, Court House. o f f but in Hiei t i ll in to the l-'ioirtli t i j s t r l c i I country. I'O II J I N T I I'M O P P K I C I I iie| ftistlfle il hi a s h i n g llm i n ter n nn all time re w ail ! n n i CHIU AGO. 111. Apr. 10—- ( IN S )— li would lie noire * vastly import l o l l I H n T I I M T NO. P O l II fur I lo i r sufipoi I on ill* |iri*vlour Starting without any conviction HI— Houses For H. •i i ij.oon.noo wa* Lutumuoiler T h i s is in (innoiinci* niy iTniellitaei rul'd * * recoi'il h i .Jtelti-ii o f ih e i 'e a c e arui ant” to a let o lav men il this e,|dl»* Ten yeat's after lie#- .soils died on us to vvliat form the memorial will Ho. P w o 'e , I list i I d i - t : d . l ;>lw •!. lil. il g e nfys li, hi i iiill iv'iCT g*"** f o r J nsH ce o f tiebatllcficlds ,n France, Ehicago I should lolliib* with a itnr mnl I f S.i.all c o t l a g e mi .Magn i]-Wt yea ill1 ail llo- |ii .ii |i Ii - a s<|iiare Uval w ith \,I • Hiiiiji-ct to llo- w i l l of the take, the committee will be at DDMOfcA 1 e v'n'om iiudci inking to draft plans fm a nlit ml i halve-, a> Nova Pictonti l l ti* ail mill >11 I d id l.eriT I' I I li.MIln Till II* Vi'HTs Ju lie full. 8a o in cash.; jo . y j : Pii.nli w ith o n ly V-’ id TifMia mlv(iWAiam trucks. liberty to consult, prominent nrchl. re eu li.ril. I.iil.t Mi.in oi', IMulu. t.nhr 11| I lit* til u s M a r c h w i l l ................. I. h , t> ( l i . . . , h i >. mill.st 1 ., ban World War memorial. will siiiO w n e r needs m o n e y an' VI,il V. l a m a vvoi.l1. Alta m iintii w \v i.uVKU. for ideas. In a short time, it la 1. Street.' Phono 8. and While other midwesteru cities 8|n1n«s amt .••*» I 't i y . e on sH liii.i TraiiHtu-lions an* a v e r a g i n g «'• " ‘ |done caie H er Pi fire . A d d t c m R I! teels and artists from any place Hi.i ahnv i> ill- ti i d (b an VUIOO.OIH) a d a y . * m e cn‘, t il v arums memorials to IVrliap', amateur a tn ui tm-i aid. li .iccie.l. I |inunis« an tmnes* believed, the committee will be able H N s l& COW AN CO Auto Die di ad m Dig world war, this wen* saving i ' m |her, it i> lucaiisi. i t ness ■ 1 i 1. 1 iiilnm iiM i . i l l o n (r e # ro il si r ia iiv T P M ir .v r <ik fiinn Hie nsinil nieilillrsito.rie-ss liv»or nnd sheet metal works. F o r S a l e ’ 3 room bouse m S a n f o r d "f mu e 11 mile youth, eve , though i it> li.i . at .vet, taken no such ac­ to suggest a definite project which 1*1 III.it* IN nth I ITIll.X It.ls of. ! nm n , i.Tiiliitalr f**r r i i - d c c ttn e vi to i.tll) eivonrcleil vv till H e i g h t s . Stu c co ail i m p i o v e ?rench At enue. Phone 71d-W. in .in- billions oi ve:n> old Dun it tum, ai d plan.- have been suggested might be completed by the tlmo the . I’olilicn l Annntinconu'nl In i hr n l f i c c of • *pi-i i n l c m l d i t of f o r World Fair is held here. it 1* IIKI.KHDN j n 'e n t s — W i l l s a c r i f i c e f o r $331111.00 imhlliInsti i id t.i . fin S d iiln o l* He Used His Head __ to Get Ahead I U lrfn A mill I •« I 4 fket w li 4Ufft | *4J c l* hi li ■ THE'! • — The* . HUII ■vahall ,i eugles * w eaty :*• t fa PRA TibTt* u r* vd, , .-rnenj CHICAGO TO BFGIN W A R M EM O R IA L TEN Y EA R S LA TE D u l y s m a ll cash p a y m e n t Vc»|uirt'il. I ..,wiVy. siiliji c> tu Ilia I ••■in<ici’ ll l — H U P C -M A R M O N S I'r lffn irv t m u s u p p o r t X ill he ap | I ’ nX S. 1' ( a r e T h e S n n f o i d Mei ■ Sanfonl Automobile Co. |ll eclllt eil VV U M fllM . aid. ^Magnolia Ave. Phone 137. \ tT i i r P i n t T i t l e i.i I 'K H J t ' O T U T ! O P e t M C B Sul,J . i t l> 11.i m|i|mMuchiiiu I •■■nin III -kill I « T NO. I 'O I II I in i < *!»> iumiiiiii1' l lu-ti'hv a nniiiiiice civ caletlila ey 1 • ,it ic i* r ) ’ in r >, it«\ i* »f»«l iIid v f.n lit.* I I mum** lui .lus tie r ol P e a c e o f JU sirn l No i u lijic t ••• Ho- IterUsinn of llo- l:. |nVM*nt;ii I ' *-* ,t ni ,, nt rin In* r **f 21— Lots For Sale 1(1 T l i r . v I IT K H S ( 11 - S I M lIM H ilC i u l i . i v hi |li*i I ii-niijcj'ut lif Pi I null > i *rmi|i I f mitn.n.i u*tl I lualnto* .'Service i .11 X T l . I d I -i- l i c i t .#11 .1II to* Mil A I). P.I2h tut I»$*hf r f f di i w in ln*»ul!f o f Uni I ,..l F o r S a l e — C n i l i e i l ‘ it)i St. and Ilf ^T*tt||(litti « ‘tillTil v T il# I H V IO gPI'.ICtt 1 n i-h io unniotiicc Hint 1 ant a p| ■ i tUf ‘ I It,* i.. ••i»i«• of r*.*fi LNRFEK Servile of all kinds, Dak A v e n u e . T o s e ttl e e s t a t e Willi ■iindldiili. (or i .*1. i l inn hi i h « afIo i’ inII y rmlur t.l • ..iiiiiy ihoiii iil sslii nri frm a an t i i i ; \ o i l*.ns t « r h i : i i i .\u i #i ; .1 I U Tax I. lone fi70-\V or 88112. C. E. s a c r i f i c e f o r $3011.110. Sec Eil iv. * j1 , IH c l V.. I, siil.Jrcl l»* Itn* d*«|«kvti nf tncnI l;t v* * ‘I'lii**, in nt) UOil M l . In ihu l>*in«i' i all he ell''* le d I') au , ill#* \.»t* H i g g i n s . Inc. in A m e r i c a n T r u s t Cl'.li. rpen'ng. I IV» t( in li ii'nttiiin’1* tlnvi I *tn a opinion h.*M *i»n June ennipi Me lllsl I I hul l " ll of th* I (in 11 I *l ilH.'i T$ I d i i ini nl-t I •’ fm r»'M if* i inn t *» ihp **f Co.. J a c k s o n v i l l e , Fla n i ’• 2 h pies,nit f i l e eelll lalullllll* i X Ij •Ih, lit* m| t '••uni t t !«inuuiuni miii *i ( m i l l Ihe m a l e If.lad P - p a r t m e n t . ! in >S‘ on ttlc tinic and very little uiutiav j Rose Court I.id (iood j.oiation-• I li -11*i t N«< I HultJtM'1 In l l l « tin .inn,nc ......... . i-. iii ntl'S nn,l I'l t le s par , uf the vole t > III Hie I'Htmtike old things new hy use of . $11)00, Your own terms Itbx I(>! ,ih ti e p ' n n lii•■• and P i t i e s | Pi Ilnur) I " i><* lil'ld oil Julie 1li1, ai r itn h i i n t , jr n c n i ,i,ore.| |*v Ihe n.iiiiDtalInn I ' sr Spar Varnish, l-aequer uml ('an- Herald. V It : s j | | | i i t i .|> . u u i titu n c t- m y c ito rtlttsicy |,|.,i<,ls. I,, ile,.a.- all llo- eneraV | I! P W H H D I . K I l f o r m --elect it oi -io in,. o f f i c e uf let, Soli! by Sanford Paint A a n.t \ pi- r ie(ie • Hint I poss.tae l o j '"Aunty J uil ai- of Scinlfn ie I 'o u a i y ,. .* -.i,, let. f li.it riiil • li l t i i n x t v i i n i M i ' x i n v K i i Paper C. . (!. U. Sinai!, Mgr I’inehiii st I 'l i.rl'I.i hu I#J*-cI tu litti w i l l o f lit* Il IV t’»:A*IVIAN, Jr t v isli to a ti flounce ilia* I am a V ole t s of 8#i*nlnnt« i Rox 131 lipii„„.|;>tl(' |W. 1st. tt. the o f f i c e o f i ' o u a i y I 'o u n l y , tu iiu* lu nuicrttUc Prltuui’ r l C.I lillols I e lot t-li*cll'iii to lie IO-l.t Jttui1 pill. I :• *X i ‘otpitii>>Pint r f r o m lils trtet No fi, to -ini: iniP.it.H op spifiNui.u sill.)*-, I Io the ileeisloll of the V » l J AH i. S'.I V lto N WIGHT P R IN T SHOP I III N l l . ' S • i i la l b * Iten.ui l a t i r I 'l l n i a - y to 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway.• u Isli I k iiiuioiinci' Hint I am a 1PPY ser*..*e on any thing in lie hi Id on Jan*- ('Hi, A. D PJ2H. near Ijike Monroe. Fine Truck­ poll T.vv XASKXSini '■am l o l a l e f " i i e • el.-elIon to th e of* .i r i.nvo. |inting. A phone call will get I , ........ . i '••tint) Piitiiiiil**sJ,*ari f r o m t ttrrsliy antioUtlCB t *,* P i e iteople ing land, outside city limits. E. In s lll.l \o J, Slllljert Io Hie *le ■f Hcntlntilc Poultry Mini I tint * man. Phone 417-W. I* Rail•II X T l ANSP.NMIIII u p j A. Kcntiud. r’ bonc Dai W 301 W, uml Mini c ( o r Pix iiskcsmu siilijeel elslort of th e v n te is In Die Demit, ■v x i:s A ve. e r n tie l*i iiiiiir. to oe hell! an Jim * -_U#-( l i » L u f i _ J i I —UlV_lU12XV •" — l m i s l i .,1 a n im n n g j Jyi l l i e _ lie o p ls i-lfad-KU----------- ----------------Hie Ilerto ieratle P r l i n a i y to or lieltl o f Se m in o le P o u n ty iTial I am a t t u — 3— rr— n r y ----------------------.lul IN' M HISPID in J tint’, ol it, l H y e a r, I Iiiivh liv e d c a n d id a te f o r r e - e le c H m ' in Hi* o f ­ I a n u p y o u r o d d w a l l s 2(r—-Aliscpllancoibs F o r Sale in itriittu* “ nil Henitnole e m liy te * fic e o f i - f a x ,Vi*«ess|ir. will Jert to t h * * f o r 40- yea rs I h a v e served as •leelntun ol' the v o l e t s In llo' flem o* [ ii t h e n e w w a l l p a i n t .1, c im r il) I'omitilf-sioner on ami o f f e r a lli' I T I m a i y ,*.o lie lield In Jilhr I (Lt'gnl Nutters) fKTJIING NEW AND RKT- llmiscltulii FuruiiiiM*. Call _______ ___ (..I 12 y e a rs I h a v e matte my tlv- ,,f , ,N ) ear ina r a i s i n g s lo e k amt I'ltrus fru tt KOR FURTHER INFORM AA .• -V A Hi HI A N. - j entl f a r m ' lilt. I 1' rI#poy,' in tel e v e r y — , C A LL PHONE 235-1 DR iiy p s v e i carry Ins p ro f orHuioil# K i m r i . t a i K o r roiT Ji- r M l I II |; l u l l P I III Ii V I i o n . 8, I,,I No 1121I .* V. C. COLLER, SANFORD share " ( l a v e * h> v l e i v ' m ; Die proi ticii liy announce in) cnndldi.ey ; tty per n.» ii ,i l l y . Y our support ,*..r c le rk o f i lie c ir c u it cou rt who - I N T i T H i ; T.l* |-|. VI.VI I N l i P K St.’-i' ROAT EOF. SAl.r.: foot bridge pa eIII S \ > \ \ I P \ III I he nppl e e t « , * « *rr«*\ »*{ tiv i p et l o Ihe u III o f Ihe v ote r s in t i 11 idl. H Kfa; deck cruiser, thirty nub draft, i vsi v il v it\ t i i i : v« y hi Dm I,,.|iiueraHe p r i m a r y h* he hehl i .I line fi. I w ill appreeli.le your JEY’S DRUG STORE P r c fully equipped, sleeps six. Price l ' M T i : i ' ST %Tt;M suppni l i-*iii p o n i i t a i i m : <Jit I|M‘U\ IU•* I 'l 1 h *rehy anmiuoci* iiiy I'aadiilaeS' r, ,V p ' l , HI Iriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are roiisnmible. Ik O. Rox 1188, nr*.*. f.n ion > iuhte fin- th e f o u r th illslenr ns your phone. Call 103. H Hint * M 41U Nolle il let, suhject lo Ihe w i l l of the pom (o r v r t r it o u K r i'T iN ij ' l l — Money 'I o Loan -l 11•"«- i»» up PlMili* h.l xnierw In l).e H e in iir ra ll c p rlm o r y V I - I- O I IN K V o f June e You r v o l e ixlll !•* ap* I hereliy l a k e this m et hod o f at * f >1 oil I It* 11 The Nrw OH Tleclrle—N*vv Mori gage Loans ll.DING BLOCKS—Trrigatmn o . onl i n e my eniidPlai-y (o r the S i .»l i l l *■**. pi --eliiled. . . .. Hj i Iioj J M u vet. Ill MH.I I \ 11 P ( l lo li) \\ ll.P O X . oiT le e o f poiir.ty P r o s e c u t in g A l l o t pxes and ‘general cement work, ai Improvikl residence and business (icy, subject io the DentocraHc Inrifle property. icle Concrete Co. J. K- TerNNYI 1 uf SI poii s iic n ir r Prim ary. I w ill appreciate am s it i: . N‘ U l • ..t s W ( 1 llnldwin Mortgage Co , I am i e nm ln ia le ( o r Ih e o f f i c e support g i v e n mu * by the people In c r e a s e d lisp tiv r ail ro ad s . rger, Prop, 3rd and Elm. mill w i l l a p p ru cix ln h u p s.c :•*. t if i s i; » i v i: i •i ,( Slo r i l f and a ssure them. If elected, will See our local Counsel, lociillUltlv l>M lll e Him d MM . ..I w v i i s.. It* S . 1 £ i ! ■• June I'niiuii'v. a l e e lo Ibe duties o f Hie o f f l e e ini pm I in i f TAL ROOFING The Rm.f Evw *x i: . jiHti ,*• i ? i .i I ,.e| 1| |t»r S R. Dighton. Sanford, Florida. i ; \ V A t.K i:n (lilt) Unit Slute. v e i l ' best Services t in SWI I hi s\ ‘ 1 1| >4 . [laiting. Metnl shingles VV. It VV1MTP sminicrn racllic lines in •4 \ | . M il T i H i . 1 . . r o i i M i u H i i r r s. i: . 1 .1 i : . kding scam 'In nnd gnlvinixed Political Advetisemcnls Texas began to usu oil for lns-*> I liere hy a n n o u i a V m y enndlilacy Inn I ’ OII 4 't. K I I K O F T i t I) P l l t l t l l fs. See James IL Cowan. Dak * \ 11 fiorttfift* rlii Ini in l: f#.r Ihe o f f l e e o f P h l r l f f o ( S e m i n - I ro p iiT inotlves sliurtly after the Spindle ro ll sn rrriirr I h e r e b y nmcuinc.f my entxlldaev v<*i f » l \ nr <l« nlr l iiu i ■* .“ htiM o l - P o u n t y eul#p'<"t I " llin v.’ ltl o f i and Third St. Phone 111. I he reli y unaoun ce my ciindldai-y i h « v o te r s ui (lie June P f i m u r y . lop oil discovery In 1901. IJy 1‘Jbii , vi III f o r the o f f i c e o f C lerk o f tile Fir- ho mi io-ml hi rliiii i l l * f o r re-e le c t ton to the o f f i c e o f Nhercult C ourt s u l l i e d to the w i l l of lull ffl iftiii111 Mil j t*» \’* V 1o J. D M c C l . H M . A N D (be complete change to nil burners' Nipper. Signs of nil kinds, tfi o f Se m in o le P o u n ty . puh.'cct to i I iih I.rfh-c l l o .r* ohjt t i*M l * the volet* at Ih-m icrntle prl bad been made. OH was Intro­ net loll of Hi* v o t e r s In Ihe T O - I I I , : v o m i t s O F NF.XIINOI.R m o r v <iu June fi, 1 9 2 k (mwii j*m"i* nf 14.41.in nii h 111*' .4lor** Sanford Paint A Wall I'jiper •In, DenioeruHe p r i m a r y to he held n - « » duced by railroads having thatr, mmid ii |tfi|teni i*iti, I Ol N T V D. I. T H I l A S I I lilt June. I w ill appreelnle your T lie D e W i t t C l i n t o n — the F lrx t L o c o m o t i v e o, the^Nevy y o r k C e n t r a l ■ HUM. I w is h lo n n nm il ir e m v*e|f ns a liKI HI1IIJ western terminals on Puget Sound, hiipport. r e s p e c tf u lly j o u r s , IirK 1st I'll (iK " l l K n i l T ealiillilnle f o r ’ Ih e e l a t e l e u l s l a l u t e C. i£ H A N D . especially on those di visions which 1NOGRAPH—repairing, piano I herehy ’ » iinounri. n i y » p l f rie a In tiri'Up 2. S em ino le P o u n t ) , wnhJ, et to the D diiocrnH c I 'f l m u r v r ifiilid i l r f o r tilierlff *»f Seu»liM»lr N Iht* yarils nf most nf Dio largo 111 lemur cm a di rlve’s Its power traversed the heavily wooded sec­ lining by exjerts with 17 years . P O II P U N s T A l t r . i : tri III*1 jiuilon of fi. A pi-JH, nnd w i l l nhldiM **o(Jlity Mihje<*l railroads a new and revolution­ fniiii et .time The oilfUtctrlc, on tions of the Cascade Mountains, I wish io unaoun ce my enm llducr June I MI N T V trience'. Sanford muslr store r o r d l n l l y mil- 1 1»•• D em ocratic prim ary to »*• i n t i i i : n i l i t T o r t i i i hy results o f mime, I III N i l . o r Ihe o f f i c e o f con stahle. D ls lr'c t Iclt v o u r support j I i i h i -:. s p v iin o ip . hold In ih e r a r l y ' p n r t o f Ju*«v. T i l l . ary typo nf Incottiollvn la being Hie ullii'i li.,tnl. uses fuel oil. where the use of o il it waa felt, Gift Shopps. McLamler Ar- fNo I, Se m in o le P o u n t ) , sutijeef lo x t v ii: o r p i .o u i h i . Very retptcilvely* J It DYt.ltS. If I * 111! J« 'till.: tit IMlltl that this would reduce the Are basard. Icslnl In swltcliins aorvlco. It Phonc 831. B» i; UltADY. i n h i : t i i i : d s t a t i : *» f the H ill o l the V i t e r s 1,1 Die DemilH I-*i -1 ii'ild. I n-ceiir-eil la also to bo boom on cxporlntnnial is uoi llo- diet lul induction of a P O II T A T r n i.L IH 'T O H The Increased Importation ©t r r a t i o P M m a r> o f June f>. IN P H flll.V T i: r « n roi'WTT H io n K riT iM i I w IaIi in iinnoiint*#* ilmt I utn m\ U A TATI*.. Hel|» Wanted Male abort hauls and tins made satisfac­ pniibbi ol |tdrnl.'imi Inin the field Mexican oil was a factor In the In­ P IN XI. N O T H P ATTflllNKY nt ,i)111mlo for’ ir-electlon In (hi N o tic e Is lierehy iHvcr I Iml 11i,»» tory transcmiMiicnlnl runs on a of fibl in miii ti.in'portal ton. The auguration of oil-burning locomo­ 1 h e r e b y uniiuuiii'ft m y cundldncy ft'fltn of T a * Colkctor nf nut ro x x t xui.lk fPY or gentlemen who can fin­ litiile rs ls to il w ill, on llo - ill tiny »*f County. miliSrcl lo ttin cicIIuki f o r r r - e l e c l l n n In the o f f i r r «»f Canadian road. This latest "mar­ nil lull aim: >l.*aui loi-ouiotlve sup- tives on lines In the East and Mid- ^ t wish to an nou nce Dial I am a I I Milance* thcmsplvcn to open agency ca militate f i i n I In* o f f i c e o f P o n s t - o f the v o t e r s In tho h f m o c r t l i f C!ounl> P r o e r c u tln u A l t o r m y mj I»- Mn>. A 11 Iflfi'X. preseni t. Hi** vel” Is an oil electric locomotive, pl.inii il Do- i tt:il liieleil engine on die West. The Florida East Coast . .. . tm i b l e P m in ly Jitdue oi isi llllnnlr* Jrcl In ih o w i l l n f the* v o l r m In T r l m a r y to he held In June. Hide. D l s l r l d No. 1. Se m in o le P .u n i­ iSanford for sale itnd.demnastrn(hi- Dcrn ncrntlr p r l m a r v nn June G County, I'lnrliliv; I II* rtn.il r r l i u n , a compact, self sutflelent engine many Fitni hvve-lfi a anil Ruclflc Hallway began the use of oil tn Y o u r eupport w i l l ‘no A p p reciated ty t'loi'lda. s s ill d ls tr lr t c o m p ris in g J O H N O. I .K O N A H D Y , a r r n u m unit vouehei- tn* rtdnilnlMs JNO. O J I N K INH [n of Wilshlrc's Superior 1—ON c l c d l o j * prei-lnels No's. I* 2, 2 4. ('o.m I Hues >• ars ar.o. 1916. Thn Missouri. Kansas * Iru itir i *v»tu TrfliitnifiitM v «l*• which Is its own power house. Ill, I I I'.* subject to Hie w i l l o f lh.\—CO Health Relt (E lectro hoiilK non, nf (lit* I.Vim* *•( Ui*<»i“*i»* In appearance it rosotubli;* the Shot Hy alter the Drake oil well Texas Railway placed its Oral olb I D l l POD.NTI- J i n m : v o i d s In Ih e Meuuicrullc Di-timp-v ■D M P l . K I I K 4 M i n I I I D I M T II. Fi'FllIlId, i|ru**j|*4|*t(. j« ini a I hu l«l I lisrstiy uniioinire my e a m lM n r y tgnetiam.) This, is a real nppor- to be bebl on .June Sill. V It, D.i2X I h e re b y announcii niy eaiulldacy electric locomotive, but, unlike discovery in t'eniisylvanla tn burning locomotive in servlc© in office of d e r k . o f the t lull*, t Ii **11 miu ! i l j r r r , nmk•* a p p l l You I su lip oil av ill lie ap p re c la t"il I r>>r ti e ti f f i n , nf I't iu n iy Judas o f f o r th e ilty, for tin.- one Uccepteil. Cal! that. It speeds along utterly Indlf- I had ex'perlnietiis In using nil as a 1919. Semiti'ila 4,'tkunly. Plot Ida, s u h j s d P l r o i i l l 4*nur|, e ijh je r t * i llm uetlon r a t i o n lo (hi* Maid* J mluv !"•* a lluul .1. .VI. i V I P ) V i r K K I t Y person only -117 Exchange llldg., I t•■ Hie a d l i t i i uf the D e m o c r a t ic o f Hie v o l e * e - » ll.e June P rim a r y. m d l t r u i rut o f titn mliri iiilPl r a l l a i i nf forntRif0 third rail or overhead locumotlvu fuel fiegan. Tha first The ollelectrlc locomotive, com­ jM*lilt*Mn(n nrul f o r an »»rd«*r <U«M y turnr o l l r o i ' N T V x i r n i i x T i i x i m M ' P a r t y oil June r.th, 192*. H II. D K A 8 rlnndo, Flu. electric IrnnsrnlpHlon, In tills re expe,imenls which resulted In con­ bining petroleum and electricity rh u ru liu i him im mh Ii \ d in ln lM r m • iuiisi it f o r Hits o f f l e e Is In lint liandal ... o r - I ' l I II . IP ISIaTHIIC TIO .N up i*iiu* t ix t a inPiito a ii ii **vo ill* ho if I ft my frien d* th riin ali oilt this sped It Is a« Inilejiunilcnt as Die tinued utilization were tnada by for power, further relegates George run n m i .d m im .v t i ’ ii* t w is h to announce m y ran d ld a r ). of )— Li veal tick ~ , h e r e b y an n ou n c e rtn i-nndldaey Iff Ml f o r the O ffic e " I S u p e r ln le n d e n t a cou nty nnd w e a o l i d t (lie sup por t ■team locomotive, but It rtua Diit Ucutrnl i’acillc Railroad, now Stephenson's "Locomotion No. 1" llitf* tI m*- -1 "f MUrcli. P u b lic I n s lru c U o n *>f Remlnol and v o te s of th e peop le In Ilia fm th e l . e i r i s l n i u i H l r o n p I t «utismokelessly. part of the Southern Paelllc sys­ —tiny progenitor of tho giant ra t Ic _P r i m a r y tit'll Jeef i,» Hie w i l l o f th e v n i e r * o f S* io* A, l » n»:> &r Bale; 2 choice milk rows: on«* I ’ o u n ly . KiibJict Io Ihe Will o f th e, c o m i n g D e m o c...___ — rioHSOeV inole P o i i n O , In H ie prim ary m fi y , # e i s In llm p rim a r y June 6, Your lion. Df l l m p e op le see fit l o t*lsc The oll clectrlc locomotive Is, In tem. ut Its Sacramento shops In steam locomotives of today—to * [4 1-2 gal .-cow; the other one very Sttpimi A * a Mia I til str ut........ . I r ^ l me l o th is o f f i c e I w i l l ttive them held on June fi, pi2*. i w ill be a p p re c ia te d fact, an Internal coiuhiistiuii en )S79. wlicii oil taken by boat from misty past But Its Intmdactkm fl|itl"tltl»i 41(111* N** *lf* honlM nil e f f i c i e n t , e f f e c t i v e and economicip. Sec M. G. Campl>olI, with . xt. u. i.nnn. M A Y U H M .H M A X W IJ .I. non o f i lo- I’N ' d i * of _______ _________ at a d m in is tr a tio n . • glne similar to that In an aulonio iho. Atlantic Coast was burned tu ranks In Importance with such his­ |umon Bros. Ehoai £ . II. J%*r»:ihl ! • * ‘ ► n il. T l l l f i . W W I « « • aK M D NO l.K r t . K I I H o r P.UkClUT AfiOCKX . — , S A ili: is k . A. U. W J L IC iN S O N . I TO ro ii bile. Thu engine drives an .elec­ the fire-box of an elghDwhcel loco- toric transportation events aa the f“ - s s C O U N T Y . * • •• -iwoawe.1^) -tV» X*W"-«e-r*J7~v) I w is h to an nounce th at ( am a ilict* Dogs' for sale: One female cnmltd.ite fur r e-e le c tio n to Hie orl*Mll MTA-1T* s r . T AT O M I wish t o an nou nce that I am a —. tric generator which furnlDtc* -mittliM bn,)t-to'btrrtr-rrorn! Tmt *»t trftrorphiHtt * rtra -of Sleveaaoofa I h e r e b y an no,H ire a a c a n d i d a l * | 3 yn*. old. ,0ite iRnle ■( months fl e e nf C le rk o f the C ir c u it Court, to sui'ceed m y s e l f n* Se n ator fro m c and id ate Ter r e - e l e c l l o n to the o f . 8’ "Horkei" tn 1B5^a the nceloehdpower to motors goarpil in the that time using poal. ,i , - • i *i C o m i t y i 'ion in is* In tier ( m m o f Se m in o le Cou nty. F l o r i d a , aubd. I’etligreex f- -nished for both J r d lo llm decision o f th e Demo- tlm M l l i Menatprlal d is tr ic t eora- I 'lei r i d N'n. 3. s iilijn -i to the d e ­ Thn \tihisou, Topeka t Santa neck race 'betwifctt- Peter Cooper s JM&jl driving wheels. Railroad men be »*«. M rs. M i • 'i r k e n , D r e a n i- , . , „ t l e V oie ra o f Se m inote County, poseil o f H tn ilt ln lt Hi evil nl Poun- r is io n o f llm v o te r s In t'a* DemoFo Railway Co. begun Us expert “Turn ^Tminb"'hod a horse near lleve it promises a n«w era In rut! ile s s i l b j e d ti, the D e m o c ra t ic e m t i c P r l i r . i r v to he held on June kin Urn D e m o c rajl p P rim ary Klejold. Subdivialon, transportation. Its bid for future Ulcuts In 1VJ l and stiortly after Baltimore lu lS3d, and In the fob 192*. Hon to be held on June nth. A. D. indmary t « Im held June t i l l . 1 »I*. fijh, A. D I f ele cted t p ro m is e to i-otiHllti* r i t A N I v F.VANrt. fame lying principally In fuel converted nil o f Its engines open lowing year the excursion rma lo w o r k f o r th e heat Inte rest o f the ’EED1S ALE — Ahother eat of that. I!*M. . V. K. n o u n DASH economy, ctfrienry and compara­ aDng weal of Winslow, Arlsoaa, to from Albany to Schenectady ot the • l l s t r l i I mid I i n v i t e you to tn> r o l l T A X A f ts K a a O H High Grade Feed going at special record i*ri such Im p o r ta n t le y laint n’ lati to itmioiiocp o i y eiiiiilliliww r o l l (-ON*TAIII,|C tive savin vs os against the cost of oil burning, A largo production of De-'WJtt Clinton tralu. over the Guaninlucd otw year )w prices. Roufcht before the *ul ’ I b ereliv u n iio u m e m y catid ld arv Hon us iro-id road s, c o n s e r r n i i ' i l i o f fu r l tic o f f i r r o f y'nx Assi-ssur o f constructing aud mahUalulhc the oil t.us derelnpod In Uallforutn Montauk * Hudson Itallroai), ftrel p r m l n n l * C ou n ty. suliJrct to Ilia • he office of constable. District Rcnautl Itatlery Shop once. Your chance (o save money fm I usk w O’ tu the present New York Ce*. f (tic v n t r n l a ll.e J U M • lecirlMcatlon uf lines. with dlscovertca In Kern County •il.jsct In tb« wilt of the voters • ( M r I s l e s smt r.lu riUlnn i 301 W. Second SC.. Phone 113-J n yotir feetl.'H, B. McCall Indusi l l * support uf a l l l o y a l D r tn u r r s is primal r . The Ijjuiual combuiUon engine ,U» AS.Dj> qpd tjik t o u n d a tlJU U . J l o r i . J. PAIUWnH. J" " ' 6 K. KINLAW. JOJt O. CHITTENDEN, ;j S e i f - S u f l i c i e n t Is Batteries rie*. Inc. 4th and .Elm. ? W M m O il- E le c tr ic N ew M arvel E n g in e of R a ilr o a d in g •r it i O hk y nd a. I f Cat ti lw '*0 'J*! ♦. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 11, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/be2787deb232c4e16ca636ba018563dd.pdf ed84b375bfd596ae01757d580d766c98 PDF Text Text «1 rrrztttn = T B* TH E W EATHER Rain tonight, ilighlly colder !n north portlonsWednesdap p"rt*>' clouily, colder in Hast portion. [iM ish cd l b ' F lo r id a 's ^ H e a r t . L . W o rld ’* C Jrc n tc st V e g e t a b l e *i Let Ion.1(8 n r > h c a l G a r d e n I« m d I •F i 8 A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . T l ' E S D A Y . A P R I L lt).~192H 1. 1*0* 1’cl W ir e In te rn a tic m l N ew s S e r v i c e l.U M E M X M M e m b e r A udit H urc m i O T C l r c u la t lo n a ^ Prince Of Wales Has 2 More Spills LONDON. Apr. 10.— ( I N S ) - Tlio Prince of Wale* was thrown from hl» hoi He twice today wiiile«rh|iiar In “ I'oint to point mcc, hut remounted eacliUMbA•«si 11 WASHINGTON, Apr. 10. (IN S ) i i s to bout Senator Watson (ID of la'r ris nnd finished fourth. The Prince atelier* \ins not hurt nnd made a strong ............ ..<*....................... •* • I %LJ!• finish- despite the handicap icl:-, will never break into the solid ame conditions prevailed in Ohio. S t o r y O f C o r r u p t io n T h a t De-which he suffered liy being disA f t e r 211 V e n ir e m e n Had l*n« • Is 1 “There hns been talk." Blouse s r e n d s To .The V e r y R o o ts South.’’ Senator Coin Hlense (D) sal1 <*!■ n*outlied. The ' event was thsect TThrouKt h r o u K h I !o x r .M e n H a v e j of - mith Cn|.t,linw iU.l !a m l t,„. ............ ice Inred, “of the Solid South heQ f G o v e r n m e n t I s R efu ted T O |a«eg| High le a k Hunt, ltnce, held S eele .. .................... .. ....... Heen N l eecte t e d l .O S i I l pan .......... donate this afternoon in an attack m g' broken if certain people were As P rosecu tor S t a t e s C ase, — near Buxton. The Prime was J u r y W hicli W ill Mrs L a k e Up0„ Hoover's candidacy. ihu supremacy oi the whiti mounted on “ Miss (iris. Tho Please further charged President us n part t ... of its religion. 1IIB prime’s two falls today brought Coididge and Postmaster General Sucii a policy ns that slutted I f the total of his equestrian tum­ Harry S. New with violating the Herbert Hoover would give quite bles to 118. ten of them taking IHE'. • Declares Prohibition Will He law by miming a Savannah, On.. a shock to those who have the ha| plate this year, pne of hi* best - I y thought that there might wine ( „ | |.-„r D e f e n s e S t a t e s W o rld W l d e jS n y J * " ----man as acting p.istmnstcr ill Air yogis was PJ2A when ho was ! S. <’.. Bloa#.- declared Jos »>• . 0. 1.0. .n M o . A rK u n u m ts In O ey lcw thrown only once. Despite his 1 S t a t e W ill A t te m p t T o Show i I m p r o v i n g U n e m p lo y m e n t T h a t F o r m e r Hank O ff ic ia l eph W. Tnlbeit. Republican nation* Party in the South. Herbert Hoovei numerous falls und his nni row A t te m p t T o C l e a r C lient r _X rwith his monocle, will never bic:i'» Mad M ade U n t r u e E n t r i e s nl committecnmn m Smith Carolina* escapes from serious Injury lh*\ »of LONDON. April 10.— (INS) the Solid South." was collecting money from post* Prince shows no inclination to \\ \SHlNGTON. Apr. H> (IN S) I(n touching on the appointment World prohibition was predicted After 2!< M-nimmii bud passed ma ters in hi.«,stale to.be used as give up racing or riding to A tale <>f graft and corruption PRJ of John It. Cochran, q. native of Sahere today b y Henry Ford. Amortthrough the jury box since yester a Republican •mnpa.gn fundthe hounds. xunnnh. as postmaster at Anderson. Teaching i» the very roots of gov* at-,e U, duv aftemooii. six men were clufsen Bleuae critici-ed Hoover paiticulai r •inment" was unfolded, today in d * s famous motor, ear nmr.ufac j ^ C H I C A G O . A p r. 1 °-— IS. C. IHurtso gave Ine lie to Assist »- ,1 t tl, ,U i„ tht. trial of Forrest Lake, ly “for chnmpioiirng negroes . ■ • ■I __ B lo o d s h e d . • v io le n c e , b e a t • - »J ** i.ni Postinnster General John H. criminal branch number 2 «>f (he turci. (•lease began n newspaper story, The mciviisud use of labor sav­ i n K K . 'k i d n a p i n g . ^a lLotmn^ kx P.-Lftrul. A p r . 10 — D e c ln rspresident of the defunct Seminole idling hmv negroes were permit­ llnith’tt. Hi- lend a letter written district sup*erne court ns the enm* 'minty Hank who is charged with Hart’etl. in which the lattitr »n:d conspir-.cy triul of llnrry I*. ing machinery ulso. was forecast- a t u f f l n g a n d t e r r o r i s m m a rK Iff t h a t tin* S t a t e o f F lo r id a In c d C h i c a g o ’s wildest'-’ p r i m a r y aiding, abetting and procuring a ted lo icinglc with white people in 1 Cochran mis "born and. Sinclair got under way. . ie -------Hoover's de- . Owe,, actually J Huberts, the govern ; Ford d-ais not believe that 'mereasmerca the census bureau or -------e le c tio n t o d a y . , , partment The Senator also read i j I rought up la Anderson. G a n g sters w ere reixirteH menls special oil prosecutor. «d Vl| use of machinery «n n v letter from iv while clerk, protest"ThatV as black u lie as was e\ ................................ . ru n n in g ram p an t thro u g h i„g against the mm-scgregntlon.’ «-r written on a typewriter. t|„. newly sworn jury an d , CUU(,0!i unemployment, on Uu con .« I C d i s t r i c t s , p o lic e s q u a d cara told them N what prove ', lrulv ( ,)( thn-ks it gives more work, The lettei u nti l declared Hoov- Ulease charged "Even iT it w,,v " a - lw )(| lhl.in Nhat lie hoped to l,r,’V |„ \tld w h irle d to a ll p a r t s o f t h e c i t y Imnl; president clmqgi t ,|Ml A»nerica is enjoy- with each fresh report, city offici­ ci uas “stooping lo m e” negro vov-1signed by John II. Bartlett. "against the wealthy oil man. I l o , ^ 5,1(1 that lie was in favor of from the true transaetion Hie whole iruosuvv.w., 0 I | outlined' the wimie „Tosnority- Ho says als and election workers were ter­ Ihe stateC comiUK to t h e . r e * . , n frtrm s D e le g a tio n O f L »cn changed an enl i f on, whereby Sinclair obtained a lease j ing national pvoap^rtty to t n x - b u r d e n e d c i l i e * ' W an u ’n T h a t II Is O bliged amount « * 'J '* ', ! . ‘V * “ [ill! of tht rified and were placed undcr.b^ ° ” * thF tmmeiucly-voliiable Tea|iot will continue indefinitelyles. . ./i lad counties T o l.’idlmv F ollow O O rd rd in in aa n n cc ee R e n u l- try o f fill'd.<HC.il A. •< K‘ >* guard as Chicagoans marched t« that F o e * - president' and~mshter ot the Dome oil ivna.-w resetii/from industrialist believes He (leclurcl that the state of a w — ■— | Min "M ...........former See- ,, Ttu, i ........... ; . TUnnrt the polls to cast their vote for the C ollection Of r in g .. . _ ____ . i.wlai yimtiu'day catered a pi t tiS i n A f t n U r i U P M T relary of Interior AUh-i I H. hall] there h* no danger of war. r'hitidi, had beeen advertising the . battling leaders in the torn Repub­ The City (‘ommissionees yester- Kllilty in two other rases in which fact that it did not have a dime o’ lican ranks here. If I en m an interview Kndchtedness, hut that at the same day afternoon refused to perm t lie was jointly indicted with l.nko. One man was shot, four election , In Kedputh t hiiutauqua schedule I U expected to heoue of Ha- witness T l,. m-A .*.st emerged ti»m us , lah and American newspaper men, workers were kidnaped, three were (time the people were snuggling I 1, ,t t' f«»f iliu .<tr%t. Th*- fir^t u Hik’- n land pinching themselves in ordci to •oieu hen* tomorrow to operate SI of. ' beaten, seven reports of ballot Mill go Oil the "taint sometime this to raise enough money.to pay then without the « tv'« rrgalii stuffing were received, eleven pol­ city and county taxes, lie d.-lar- l eense for tent perf..rmanie i f nil afternoon. ling places repotted disorder and ........ D illcren aejs Del ween S i ju th ed that the state was. jusl like a kinds, despite the idea of a ^ . The jurors in the ease are V ic lim O f A c citlcn l Is .Slill that hoodlums were wrecking U'o . U lo ern A nd W e s t e r n M e m b e r s hr h a s .heard the story r l la-iieVi- it will Iwcome world wide- places and numerous minor case* i; C l.efils. of Geneva rn c u n s c io u H ; S e d a n . T r u c k father who brags about not owe- lion of l<»e«l "omen who v I ni-vei touch liquor. I do not like ing anyone a cent and then semi* have the license gnen >• -aid he had known Lake I" v « i s • And b u s Have* C ollision O n , of terrorism were reported to mo had dealings •with I! ' v I'ean. as l.is child across the street lo I...... g.i.iiraiCi.n free elnnge. » tl Until alcohol and tobacco are police. S l u l e Road N e a r IMaitland| l„ prove t„ \o,I Hint this » » , n« the brain laid Alcohol destroys row n ilu’.lue from a neighbor. H"Hi Mai a E. I %li, sistaut easliicr. and Mi b e ' iiOne polling place reported ft ordinary tnisin.-ss iraii-mlnm. but ec'ls jus the b.'ilik olid hat in \ v m . k . lit K n iN st'N remedy for this situation, and C m ' ..oimissione • * \(is Maigaiet Kelsey "I (Iria n -1 had an aeeminl in As a dotlu.l in the greatest see II- do \m-i « -tl’l uni-onsrioii!: thi' after III if Inlernatiojml Newts Service lovvei a man »t Mr. Carson suggested t hut one |, , ieflisi .i lo eolisldel the delogu made a claim for Us ....... ... * W i l l i . . . , . s i w - i t ' . ™ * ' » ' ” >* “ . h ° plea because . they said 0 that industrial \\ ASIIINGTON. Apr in Dif m y ' , the tuiisei iit-.ir told the jury. ^ . tin* ,nhl he had an opinion on Ha- <In* cent of Ihe five cent gasoline tux ti ill • ................ noori ut the I Vrnahl-Eaiightnn llos“W e will show you that Sun bur prohibition upon the whole j dictated. Two hoodlums entered * comm -don was obliged In folio* in,, of the hank hut wu- utibule. d * be, by mi act of the legislatin'*. i itel as the result <-f an autouio- terences li'-tween the Western and delivered In Fall ttXbnOO m bberlV ^ ^ .. West Side polling place, wrecked ........... . re«|iiirmg the v-lle. A sma-h-up last night on thu I diverted from llu* funds provided ot* the Senate m I Ids particular case. boxen — and hurled the »tiI In i n nn iiil'i’1 > b„mis under highly siispira-u. cii i,-ply to a itueiy about un- -------— ............ \V E Hawkins " b n said lie tit- highway bi-tvvi-eii Mnitliinil ll-<r l|io cuimtrurtirm of roads in <1 tioii of the foe use fee nt t'hiiut.i" judge and his workers from tho new Me Narv ,ai m Idoe over thi­ cmph.yneiit m America anil the ciinistnncrs. Vile, Ho- adynntag. m,| Wint-i I’m k when ii bus. sedan L isimI for the purpose of aiding c it­ m „ . a but* her living m ;M l*'c •''em id ..........not- -rnxvimr use of machinery to sup- room. . »w»ntvuoua w. re explained hx ••And there " u s «'• receipt, ll. iiigcn l-'iii m lti-1 «■ Hill wel ’ on ies und counties t" retire their ex i. ii-I 11 nek collided mole Lake County l " " ‘; " ,,h » llolirrisifr...?. Iworkers, a s ™ Ford said :-"T h ere Election judges ,n _the twenty oi. a members ( H,r delegation Mi M I mpt'otuis • todav. ,.VPn the scratch " f a pan plant tussive bonded indebtedness. Mi. tin* hank; hn«l ht*4ii’*l 1JI*^ In Vmreiil « la. i 'a t t e n d i n g llu- the li>..d l " traced the oil lease neg >tmtmiw jf> ( ,.,int,.ntjim that the growing fourth ward wen* charged with K-i was aik.sl if In- bad not cluing- positm m C a t * n>n setting iis (I-................... . , 'art-on 1 1 utilised the pt-opU who marking ballot* und Huffing b o v on the street hut was unbiased >oium womnn stated todiiy that j thruugli a pmv of> muchinory by stop, stressing always i,e v ou ml gall't-red at the hand stand "» c-il his mind, lo this muo I. oi, «!>■ --------.. 1,,,c ' use npe -■ ............. * . increases. unetn•_ II. II Squires Who said lie " a - iici sku'l i fractured m two |dac , Sl.r.u,(itUi,0,M‘ for the statuli/.nlion sli p i»- .-v*'|--.. *i___ ../c.l—lit* gieiit secrecy imposed by fall. He ..jlPVIMwnt, but it Is >*°t true. In "at* < The entire election board, " f |cai hi- speech. Glut if Jw was cl , |„. Muted his tin transfer bus,no ^,,n It ’ an.I Hun itel' biuly is severely cotton in deflalion pi'.od further that D""X'' h,ul i.m f;u 't.. .... jusl- — Ihe contrary further i.hinged ........................ — ■ . rs , true. _ I ficiaU and clerk* of a prectnc* feted goxeinor. he would oxen hu |-hatn .^ ^ |>,-tl|m tb shows ford: nei)lier a depositor n.ir' dcbtoi laeernted und gashed At a lati cpurati arrnngnl. other ml •nmpan •,„ivp awn In my plant* makit ti |’ii»•• ..... . nun. it' ........... . . . j The profmsal ol Ivcrv influinci* to w% i*uru tlu* !>*'•* rcabj»n» polling place on the West Side w aa. the license the* ,,f the Semniolc t mint! li-ii'-k. -i • hour.- today she was still uucon zCbai mude by a jr|l )in,| been fron-n out und had no j M>, ,pnehSnory than l havn muk ng reported kidna|>ed by* gafigstcn* v . old have to pay | ton revolving funu wa age of such un act. . t e r ropportunity to bid mi Teapot Dome scions. • u- n'.hci tented .iigununtioii. i. howt Mr. Lake. ADa monte I nun the cot today nnd the ballot boxes wreckMr. Carson also muk Ism ..,- " i , a ' ' ‘h!‘ q,“ '. nine f> Sanford. At the p. B. Stone, of The sheriff's olfin- Imlny wu group of.Senatoi Ifo rty state- iilong along with will, aii they de-ire.l. . FonlN v cw nn Ijcure « ' ^ f’ons Hathaway, chairman ot th tmi-gn-Mmg slab .Acqun,nli-il with I-ike; |nil|>jn u)l investigation of 'h e .u Cfl. In Union Spring ,. .ni-lus n of his talk "ms ot the lulled in • ininiiti-„ ;i, j «lo not think there t« any KmIkm U n'lU’l ptnttc Road Department and also a While currying a crippled woman designed ‘ « . f to |daee th series of amendmentf ibe Florid lii.li,^ aski'd Mr Miller if he owned knows Kaymond Phillips, one "t |i|(|(i||( |)( pioU'seil Daniel Thew Wright, of S.nrlwr ,m„gor of w-kr Tlw ,ample are b«|rnndidatv for governor, on the lu! election worker across the street to and he ie the ballk'r fmmci emidoves. anil Id.line i, tin l i n e r s of one nt III lllll t I lie aulllol rowrf j •ineiiil counsel counsel immediately mmieduilely Iprr.ented ' be liinlill|r for wa . u al funu Imanl. Th. amend '" ' c-mmg too i"i> intelligent .... « r.-imrding [lev’s plan to continue the presell, ., >. k in a lurid theatre a polling place here today*. K. Ilmixed up in ib< fl d plied Hull la- did and « a ' greete-l ha,, onlv heard ii bill talk et the 11, ree vehli I' on, Mb, I, .............. Simmons pr..,im innry d e f e n s e a. gunu n, T That .*. especiallytrue u gnrd 'road building program tor the next Taylor. Deneen precinct captain, nn the <»l i i its.li ease and rend a N*1 l>, of N C . .1,, laved would .rnval 0,1 reserves. \\.,gbt (m-ut llr.lmn and the United was slugged by four hoodlums fifteen yen is. "I believe Hint tie with a long round " I npplaiil Iri M.ivoi llousllohlel . xplaiaed to llu- la.,do papers, lie is t , . n n .; it row e. | -'i ..in meagic inloi imitioii to h" •oatyj iimiii roads should I"- completi-I dr died ^ M ^ o r William Hale (“ Big Bill”) J armed "with_ 8hotgdna and kidnapT \ Itivers- -Clerk in ihe Am g.tthen-d ii n| penis Hint the li'iiek “demoeriilize' the lull, wen pro told the jury, were ceium lle e that il wu- impossible r.- quickly as possible." Mi I 'arson 1 t, in,v s K-«x">” " o ............... ■ i Hi'tili'-I to Senntoi .M .Naiv ( i ; t " i ,,1 drniiutge .................... . _ t,H>ie4ed4n Sen:,!,., M-Na, v H d ^ i of dr,image fro"' «•Jb* ......... „f chieneo. is a U.pie edTft ai^dteinobUc. • * min# c-lran itullway Kxp.es- Company’s f,„ the . it x *o waive the brelise. mkou wt>l, Ml,v-dnviu b> a m-g.o. vvi, ; „ , mnboL ^ c N a i > . *a,*i-Urn . ^ rnrrrnt .T h r tmnler •<' • ••’ ; Thnn-p.on HHt i s h e ' d T wWitnesaea told polit* the ma­ said, “hut I do not believe that e\ w * r» WoMlruft iipi-i'iii ed bet ore. Ssi,lf()r,| ,,f ric-c; -aid he bad spi little parkui-uis-Lim luad ur-muxum w u ^ would lead |.*„|| leased then Dm . I„ |(lf i-specin! intoreal pmwit 1 chine had postora on Ita F I , eiy golf course, every celery farm, 4-,*ii.o»i's.i*oei> its wind “ WhJ •*» propel iy agent to Lake Tor six yejirs: hrnnl M - w h . ........... . was ..... ! to n ....... .................. . all .1 .ff-.-n . •■* ^ , , 1 . not mdx was '< « itnrs sn thc '"a''Ufae drer 'V“b - ' k h cviuy-uuru.of ground in the stntr, shield advocating state’s Attorpoyr m in i wo woiip o M |. " oodrutf drs discussion of case und read slmuiil he paved with eomiete. and l<" Crowe for re-election. Squads ot w i Ii tl*** t h . \\ piopos, 1 B I lb. d pi. i es of pi-PCI t' VXbu b in tbe the papers papers. A* married man iioiii pi"<....... i ■ ...........I in ion wit trui’k diu I revenue und oil to lh.* putelU frem j x,l»r H itie la m He laughingly filial vote on tile bill I•V \\ .-dm that i. wiiut will happen if they were inse.ssedjm.iV than h - . bents eh(1(|l(fi polia* xushnd \n rhu ixcpe-lmm_.al=. TTT" works at aig i f cmiK'H Ii«*t\\ •t» it :itni tht Ini keep on buildinng roads fur th •llii. "I' Thursday at the lalwsl. .. m.tiiui nt tha )vulillc doUbllb llbll.1 idled 'n Hill Thompaun is a great ud- tempt to trail the kidnaping a- tiiiilly asked*# ", them and sumJ a |,u snuw • Drum i.-tor of Snow * | -..ffiee has hern nimbiTITT m il -n .-la*c •Feiiaio r*. j l(j |0n|r been unworketi next fifteen yeurs at the same run•• I eliulk V,-nisei. He would like to ho the chine. OiuLH-mi Id' olV'bl' Ihat-iUxilUf lll^ . rta|l|t.r s iioji.-.. TTnr tqFl ni.iir r e tbii " liK-ute the driver of the t.uck >*r Chicago’s wtdly-heraided two-gua tiny harp ilmiftlt— Ihu— past l w-_r 11 .peaty wax iissosed :‘t approy f upporting ,it, the bill is cci tn.ii to Wright gave the jury a ( box and one when; , l(iK L /;|s With! whole United States. Hut nobody pass by an overwhelming m ajority4 (|t|k jn rudimentary geology and a half." : attention to hint in Am- primary opened today* with a flurry l0 and the .a,tual ' made an ♦ r o n e y , " :.i', l.v' - ^ r u'»>• f f ^Uo.,..r defense ft,; unsuccessful unsuccess,,..- ^ ()| llU, were vvilh some polls showing a two | I believe some uf that m money," !•<" '“ 1,1 '*• ' bliickboard and elialk. he " " p or(Y duos not intend to of violence. One man was reimrted if Hie mu!d 1* « | J l ' was uni' ‘ * .| iut , c*ff«it to ebulienRf tor clrmiilislicd ami tht* b-nly « thirds vote m its fnvoi sufficient Mr. Cius.m went on, "eh. verv lurid picture of the oil ^rieu ontiiicntu! Europe. He ex killed In the twentieth ward hero . ' ' m ^ T w J l in t.dd ibe court he had unopim onou ;jii||l|n lofn , lllll|llt.,„ ly o ff Thu even I - -vei rule u I’resiilentiul ed used to help our cities und reserve*, thei. fo, mat loos and ai ^ lo spend hi# entire time in shortly a fte r the polls opened/.tedr.es-. « '* , i „ t h e failure of the bank but tut went into tin- ditch bcsi.de Ine Vet-. tits get nut of iiulchtcdncs ibis Mintii. He explulne.l how not <« > ^ (trUil>)t i s;,.s. It is irngilble tlmt G^orpc DotHan!* political work­ .l.,Lt 1,1 WUllM l hw I" ' I " 1,1 1 .• • *i ......... Itssn III inis . ... . .. bun m -ight ." rou,I but did not overturn. ,ei m ,»»• . . ...... Mhviii would not influence By including llu- ml Ion l uql . . . illlVl, I believe that relief forr me tile tux er,* wn* nhot throuRh tho right ,* p,» ii'e^nmv* make an automobile trip inoust imporianl ' iiim- "1,1 ' ,,,M ,,M> ■ b u ff ibut particular ruse. Said lie * payer is the- mux arm as he approached a polling eonsideia t....... Hoo.lu.ldc, old > " “ otlH ...npluyex of the bank. item for nur place. Jack Edmundsou and e. line firth o f ' * ‘ ’ uuM-.-S iiixes The names of* ^ w-mreme,, m at llm present linu “ Humpy" Cornelius, election work­ bear, IV commend , Hontlm'cd page the gn.oliue tux monies could be er*, were reported kidnapped. and the ili^posilion ot surplus dumaged the field used as a sinking fund fm city an.I , romiaisxioner* f*• * the-re tin* Within a half hour a fte r the polH crops. Tlie fond would be used by I Wright said, ball " ,l!< ^ : FI A HRS REACH I ’AI.Cl TTA BREVARD. X «'-. April I" county bonded indebtedness with­ . in city exp ndituu-s ef „f the ml-n interested, m the policy! HNS) Trial ot J » r R.vis, ag“ l the pi.iposed f.-d.-iiil farm board, out seriously hampering tlu* deve!>t lln. |u„t m-. tmg . HARIS. Apr ' ll , _ „ n S ) _ u u. 1i lum activities. Ballot stuffing, disnioimtaineei, ihaige.l " it Ii Ho- vvllicll would seek to dispose *t of saving tlu-oil lie named . among opulent of Florida's load system. ( ( |,((,t .|hlt|>|| ,|l(. , .moiiisssm 'resident llurdmg eudnne Cosies and J> »v*ph, l ., ftn(J hn,f t|0xen serious ouU slaying of Ills son-in-law. I K* surplus errips, I'll-I. by making Me. t'u ison_concluded his uddr^es. j ’ )1( t jipv tnUet, regard th«* Nitvv Wwin famoun french irann-atlantjc mir » " -* • “ loans" to « nope,at i\e assot'ia I(„i,iiiN»n. in !i lonely moumain " Hk”«n attack on Sidney J < " ‘ , 4 , i(lir M11 i„ti..n t»i tlu elec ■" N“ v> "ny m 7 " . r ; 'h T . d U I b t e . k . «r zr«™ \ » . » °< » d.in lien, lleie. was tebumeil . lions, and. seen,id, by handling tb ial police were rushed in the nernes, I whom be deseribed us the only m m ] “ ja n 'a i'tb e ' mteisect n of W ultol'iu'v «oiitcndcd. from Tokio by stage*, arrived «t surplus crops itself f«> , sale abroad. null today uftei 'H *• | M * 1 . fifth u/anl I limit*4 ZcllCf. upvnoi win. could -get money from I'.mesl ' \‘ ’’ t ‘Cin'T l ,|„. IMan-l lb-ad In th* ward. Charleu Zeller, n " ’ t 1’ 1 S , v )tnd Fall Calcutta. India, at «:»»» o’clock WASHINGTON. A|ii . I U - i IN?;* A|uru 0|„nson. the The equalization fee would be in­ Aiura B uooinsoii. v»e slain -....o man 1’ln ii«tiaiis nn the one hand, a n d 1 After * * some ,li«cu*M«n I> VX.i- .1 precinct captain, told police a man Hull in May. L»-l. 1 v"* > 1 | lhis evening (Calcutta time) afA fight to eliminate lunnipu a w|||ow jt(1|l||y t »,urged vm with lh- - voked. in the latter event only, to gun biers and bootleggers on Hu- greed tlmt city would beat .’.Ml of teleponed h im 'an d threatened to .. was .......................... I cover the rosts of the stabilization. weyre on then way I M l " , • 1t(.r „ non-stop flight from Hanoi. ion of the cotton market " > ^ ....... crime, freed on t lire rri-omiiM-nree. other. run for office, be defeated, shoot him unle*K lie left tho city* Hireling. Denby. he , ’ n . French Indo-China. said oa di.«till# »-X,a*U**‘,|1(l (|jutnct attoinev ^ I The amendments, proposed by mid still make money on the dent. I A icholullon was l<il i o.lu.'cu continuing cotton exchanges wu■*. ed to lull that he r.ha v <h,» personnel, until after election. He wax giv­ " n B : art^ pnteh from Calcutta. They had hop­ 1 tho Southerns, aside from the one 1 ^*|a, made the motion )<"• Mr. Carson produm-ed photograph* •autlmrixing tin* city attorney t- launched today bef'.ie t . *% . ,lu*l,,*u . | off at Hanoi at 7 A. M. (Han- en police protection. II. If. Taylor, n,11’n. ‘ h*‘ NuV>' Dc,,nrt :i L l*fd thp acqulttu! after . l i ­ setting aside a special cotton fiiuJ, m„| records to show that this is ex- institute suit on del nqucit taxes A g r culture CummiUvi*., ^ ^f ^ muni to handle the oil reserve*. | |jim> , judge of electrons, wa# reported were designed tu increase the pow iMtly what the gambler*1 candidate of two years or over in ncc.i'iiunee •• T m t«» the* i --------- -— — .— •kidnapped and beaten by four men ern of tin pr.iposed advisory tv 'did in lPlM. with the provisions of th Denby' a#j| 7 0((u B O X ES FOR LONDON I in a polling place. eouncils, which would be establish- dent . Wright vv rigai quoted 'i“v*— — charter. cd to aid the funu board n stair 1 telling Full.. " ’to turn tho reset e» Poll* opened here promptly at 8 On Wednesday night j tire- c-m JA C K SO N V IL L E . Apr. 10-— A. M., with and army of 35.000 ilizing prices. The f'lmihei’iiers 1 over t< > your department to wms missioncr* will meet wit)i a re pie proposed tin- ihii farm" board handle.’ (IN special gyianl# and policce on hand 'DM’d first l int that llldt lilt’ i '.' miu - | |illlllll** ” iThen ireii followed- the ex % •- S) The rcfriirvrutor " « steamer « M utation of bond houses to de . ,’,ilc“ ;, ‘’“ tho* rJiS w a v Itill. which Uol«tc-.l mountuain eubiu lie « « ' composed only of men "truly ! ecuUvo order by President Hard., Delia,, orrmud hare today lor a to preserve order; fair weather pre­ lie t ermine what step*, ifjbnv. .an he posed to <‘he ,_a ......., lnn „ n,| taken to a hospital her.- where »>' of 7,000 representing agriculture.*’ where-1 : placing the reserve# under the I cargo of .,000 boxes of citrus vailed which wn* expected to bring) i l l ’ll’IIII Leslie T. Bryan, a resident of [taken to relieve the present I mm- W-oiild outlaw trading u> cotton and ; ■» , and London. r K K j fruit# for Liverpool grain futures. Bennett said the ‘"v 'as tho orig nul hill gax. the Hies . |„(,.r ;lir Department, out an unusually heavy vote. Vote' Siinfoul for 25-year#, today an I J lB, sjUialion , f t |w city. ! This is tho fourth canto o{ Florida • ........ . . . . , , i itnnwlL.il Bill would “correct abusra-j ident authority t • iiaqu evgn h u *-1 It U s m.Uiieed his catididary .for the of The comm ssion stuted that Hie Uansutii um ........ — --------, . . . . . . . „.i||ii> Running time " f Iranis , (itrus fruit to be jthipi'dT abms^ Ing wa# brisk-"through the c a rl* iness men or banker* The South* fire of constable of Distrirt I, com­ $1,500 0 yea, reported paid to Mrs. (Continued on page 4) . ch hf“ He "opposed th e ' »'* 11 " " U" a" from tho port thi# season. (Continued oil page 11 prising precinct* 1, 2, 3, L 1°. 11 .nidi”. Mr. Bryan i* u native of Florida and wax at one time engagol in JA C KSO N V ILLE, Apr. 10.— A f - , ;. » :i the bunking business in Sanforifc ter finishing his campaign in Baker Leaving this he followed funding uhd N'ub-au Ounlit-s yesterday., oasc , l and later enguged in the rval e s ­ Gov. John W. Martin will leave tate business. At present he i» l.eje today for Levy County where RopR^anlLig the stale. Assistaal connected with the Hof’ Mac But­ NK'V YORK, April 1". (INS) inontl u>'.d a g ifa t granddauglilei' plate the cotton industry. Itepre Proaecutur Waltev K. Sibbald, Cm* tery Cunyinny. ryCompany. ^ ... , JACKSON VILLE. Fla-, Apr. 10 ( t .V o f Muva.,. •’I’irii ready to face the murie if 0 f the Inte Willium A \ ar.dcrbilt. chtnali. oppoeed the releaso of come# to trial." I hi# Accordiu to Mis# itichaixl#, she ,r the peoplo elect me Mr. IN*S ) _ F o D Ce pint n .poaw ■>( I whf* ntu.m, J <i llu. ht.uring. protest' * this matter con Rmuj putting final disposition of Bryan .. " I will -t*m- them in aeveral hund,ed |^teon#J'eare >. d ^ g Unit.., S „ . t o S.-I..U. win . , r x Z yan said. |nft allowing tlm governj was the stuteme uguinsl tint govern-, wa# me statement of John K. Ol>- rcleused Olyphant from hi# alleged progressive and constructive the city and surrounding ’ county inent departmenU to control t h e . phunt, jin he hontcned d» i' hw in Urooksvillc and on the following the case. " Thia caJo might just aa indicated h«« day In Orlando, lie will spunk in state hospital for criminally tn; th.' promise when he manner, nnd conscientiously per* during tht- night without finding industry. ' preparation* today against wall end if bail »# granted Ramus,** wanted to im.rry the society gir.. St. Cloud Frida) afternoon and sanr, nt Linta, O.; wus lietng con­ outh wbo who ««t form' the dutio# of the office at ull traeo of a " ‘‘H*?’ ' ’°ufh “ We’vi half enough tumble with; m il of Sully France# Richard#, a sidered by Ohio Supreme Conrt Sibbald declared. Pointing out that “ I loved him. but I wouldnt times. I om making the rub* on my lodk^Taht! crimina l!’ Melbourne Friday night, conclud­ ; th'c idmlhlatratlve branch of the former Follle* girl, demanding the state line is not far froar-Lima, stand in the way of Id# financial ing the week with uddreVsc* in here today. * ...P,a*t record and expect to win on JM-year-old m arricj woman in government," said Rankin. " I t wu> j life support. and social giowth." she said “I »ng the weeg a » Z T ' u r f ay Attorneys Charles If. Elston. Sibbald-^d that Remus woold re­ Liston, .residential section lu#t night the Departrtidtit o f Agriculture Mia* Richard# figure-#, according gave him thM ,cst year# of my life. Eaugallle and TltusvUle_8atur U>. { merit alone." . . ^ ^ D c H#ncUrmon< *U te line 1# not . Ulomlhoniids were put on the \vh'ch issued a report that -sent the to Carlisle’# table of morality, that She asserted that Olyphant asked HONOR ED urged the supreme court to ou* gard hU I f t y t y f>r more Uia»» trail immediately ufter the report cotton market >t down ...... lr#l .Fall und — she ............. wilt live worth. ThereL IB R A R Y CLOSED AT « — -----, - -$170,38* -- — •* - _ thorite re louse of Remus on ball h il t ’ c f the crime, but after .following it caused the cotton grower# trem; I fore she i# asking thut amount in her to go to Europe and remain ] 11. - -blown • * KU A •*•' - • -x* *• until "it” had all over.” This This , — l 0 .|1 pending d,'.position by t h -• . -*-*-*aUte’a on baU, Sibff r several block# the dog* loft it endous losses. I -don't want to leave supreme court, alleging that th*The Sanford Public Library last highest ■ . . « in the downtown district. The de» any re gulation of the c6tton indus . banker promised her $6,000 artnualnight felt the effect# of the City states, zlu* received $5,.00. U h alf of the state, for a reversal Commission’# economy drive when cription given police tallies with try to that dcpaiAment in the fgt ] ly for life when she released him He Iftshted that nothing could Olyphant insistert that the casi* this city today paid homage to of the recent deoreo of the Allen that of a negro who attempted to ure/* ^ ! fro mu promise to wed *o that no Harvey Firestone, Akron, Ohio, it* doors were closed and the light* be gminM h r admltttnr Rtmu* to would not be settled out of court,' County Appellate Court which h«W Uisault a burse at the Duval ( oun ■■ * might marry u rich uncicty g^r*tire manufacturer, presenting him turned out at Q P, M. in compliance ball pdadhir settlements of thg declaring: " I have nothing U> tear. ty Hospital Friday night. The vie d medal for “Invaluable that Remus was sane and should Nearly $1,200,000 worth of deli' j Olyphant married A'K'-e Slosnc with the city’s order. The library I'huvc done nothing to »*> ashamed with u gold lint <)f the attack ia at a local ho# . u* jeleastd from tb. Urns hcspHal.ease. will du»e every night at 6 o’clock p ita f’ wher* her condition wa* cun ,-ate gla** w i i- 'produced in B<> ' Hammond a year ago Feb. 5j She service to. the world.*" * the daughter uf John IL Ham* Uf." -. ___ except'Saturday, wrien if will ro* hetnia la»t >«ar, j Jaiffo|«l.irD‘c*L — maiti open until R P. M, Break Into Solid South LOCAL BANKER landidate For Gover­ nor Is In Favor Of ComingToReseue Of Burdened Counties lelivers Speech [To DeLand Crowd (uffgests One Cent Of Gas Tax BeDiverted To Esse Public Debt Outlines History Key Is Expected To Present Testimony of Huge oil steal BRITISHSCRIBES * * Bloodshed, Rowdyism, Kidnaping,Beatings And Ballot Stuffing Furnish Excitement |Gangsters R ace •do.ll - Police Strive To Halt Depredations Com­ mitted By Hoodlums CITYCOMMISSION waiving s “■H;Srs£T,EDPATH LICENSE,K GIRL’S SKULL IS BACKERSOFBILL FRACTUREDWHENNEARAGREEMENT................... . \ ...Lwi’i ............... • 3 CARS COLLIDE BY COMPROMISEo.L SS’ilS. " r£™ ‘y T ' b . 1p.iw*«'« .ki I»i"t ■ e;: ■J ::V : i ■'•••• .... Mountaineer’s Trial For MurderRcsumed z z f L p iz - ; : * t lS X - ciS r-*v Fight Is Started To Stop Manipulation O f Cotton Market ,, r r e ^ ^ * ^ * r S l{L * tS l* II M. Ben ......, ,,nett. -v,,.,. Associa deuce for tire* prosecution hi„l been Arkansas Cotton J of th, |resented. The slaying of Robinson lion , ad v o cated en a tion hecuiibt„ e Ransdell Bill, which vvoul, pi.dub.t attracted ^ ^ wideumatten , Uu.u market manpulfttion |u> <)(,. |remuin eight hours alone m bis L.T. Bryan Announces . Constable Candidacy ■Fr:f v S : f = S r SS P r Z S S S if a s s Seeks -j , i i S ^ Who - Attacked Girl Martin Finishes His Campaign In Nassau ........... . £ Supreme Court Of Ohio Considers Appeal Of Remus F o r His Freedom iie tc n d e n l In Divorce Suit Brough, By Follies Girl Says He Is Prepared o.wJcSJSS'o.. vicu"i c|“ ]"n““ wif,'S?rr to i I W * .# * n < a a ip ’ ii �17“ T H E S A N F O R D H E R A I J ) . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y . A P R I L 9 , 1928 P A G E SIX Rumor Says Tom Heeney Has Been Enjoying Visit In Paris On His Vacation Easter Vogue In All Flowers Favors Nature’s Early Blooms The ipiril « f the r<-«ttrfct lien «n trvrr enrol in nil <i» ili/o\l tun ion* pi lb. won.I it In .t e<ptc*-e»l i! ! time llun-Jcl tile tnc'ot flow.r- (urlur',.'. r ; <1 ,i turning Sprim'iime l:etcr rank* will Chrtvtnia- is ills- rill I'liuu ' . 1.011 In.' lilt jtiftit uueilli nr i t floral ti 'ltiri Chain I IV i ••• t<> the . •«•miyan* imflnt * f tulnifiittg e r r of " t m '•.•lie'* fro n -th ? popttlnre. plantn Iroin ihA»e u^o take a ' li".lit in Pivvhnis to that orcr-Vi n, the colli*atilijt tlirir nw;i pl ant s, b \ - .,< rorre.p nileiits h.nl suerreie,! In lilt flown- jii.l |inu,;iKts .ir- .min: tin l tinning t de td.hivit with Mr. lice, limit popul.tr nf thr- ii'l’r*. * Sitiir luw ► peciliiiii* ,ir ' i " l ' ' . i € p ney on'.- at «-•>l.i'. I end very tom* li;-in|t ilcvclnpul h* the f l o w r a t * * ♦*. ,,-j-nvy jtihi '.ur. •*. In br.of> they o f . the' country, tlir voqu .n 1lo>v*tfound ninny difficulties at all change* almost with the log;! • ty. dr " , \im •: but Mr. TleAt '.y Cory seldom. luit llure arc ccrum \..iri t •' which ]. note with pa'tled- 'ineredulty,' arc standard nllpoip the wcrf.l Ovvf ,iM l >t. that theJenor i f Timm is’ re* among tliim ii the hchuiiful l-.ivicr Lily, symbolic in every rii|-u t ol the ptprk** lias altered and for tin* spirit of the season. Previously, he was the soul WOI' Nature h.n produri-.l her own 1 ,\*t i.l vidf-ahncgut inn shrieking doweling. Mali)' plants »in noi naturally fe'lovv vvh > d «liked puhliety nod <n flown .if. that i, aton of ill vc.u u-’J rpoke <if his nrt itt an appealingly many others which l>l<*m •ml* a toil Utir in the sta-on do not !•u I llien.tlepreenting manner. Itlrti lo "forcing" a* tin' fioriiSs .sat. "I'm not ntmh of a fighter, hut A noted fleriiiilturivi writing •r, tli? wlmt of i t ? " he scented to imply. subject of Faster flower* * n * : "Perhaps \tn| while you agreed with him on the most widely lived flowi t* ai lies both points, you -limited It's finger sratun are the hullious.kin.lv, ll'uiinth.. rails and the way he did his ha'r Tulip*, Narcissi ami the like. 'I lie or something. Anyhow, you-felt Wicliur.ii.tiui ILhr.il Roses ho I them­ selves vs’rv nice Is lo ilic foiling pr's esscs that a man who talked about him­ and ate adapted to almost am lUcnrative self n that manner ought to lie me anJ consequently are f.ftoiiiev f.>r MmhI hack front, and a-lmiml at cnmliination haikcts. The Dorothy IVr. .kins, I ami mis, lion ami lliawalti.i va­ regular intervals. Mut now my faith is ravished. rieties ate Innsi sei.i. lie I’olyantli.ts.or Thomas has rlnirkcd the charm ng 'Halo It ami'll r»' ate also piominmf in the iici ol |s>t loses lor Faster We tide of modesty and Is talking vlioulil not omit inmiioii ol. ilo glorious like a chief serniul. If the advices while I-rati Karl Drusi’hki, one ol the are I > he lid eveil, lie has deelarejl ftw Jinx lovi . yHiding to ihc’ fot log J fi r “ llalti'ning Tunney" and even pioccvs. Its lllilll.Kill.ttg wlliti-nc" .el has promised to give every deserv­ lire flowi ring make il one of tin1 bv»t ing candidate a shot at the I tie faster rosrs. Md.nl*'» I>«>ui|upi for Latter can he when he is champion. (liotrn Iroin a falltrr •large srlcctii.V Maybe Thomas is only he'ng mailable at tins mason including Tulips, hiios.elf at hot hut I can't forgive Naiuvsi, I toll h I Iv.icinthv, Lilies, ('alias, him for t i l l i n g with my juvenile Pamirs, I orgrt-Mc-Nols, Wallflower., illusions, nt thill. Here I In'v*c been Migtionrtlc, Mangolds, Primroves, \ n« lltiMis, Spanilli Ins, l.il.us, ‘IWi-r h.-iking at ITm for months and Iris, 1‘ras, Lupines, Columbines, lions at ha, never ten Ii red t h:it lie had it in | llinhihia, Rose* and Carnations Soni< him to tall; as g.mil a f gl.t a any­ vjtirlirs ol t to lo.ls Air i.l,tain.ddi at 1 one in the ilivisii.n. PONTIAC. Mich.. Apr. !t. With an Apr i schedule calling tor T.fiuu more Oakland and Pi.utiae Sixes than during A|*r i *1 l:*27. D'e Oakland M tor C. r • omtuinv .estnbl siting a pr dm tion r rm I f nearly Mmi. ihmi ear- tor t i. in i fom nnu-th f t In ; •: This Oakland Pontm pi. I • i )i Ilopo'-To Wille H(‘|'j»c Kl*i i i .iins IJilliaid Champion' "tile umliTo it' d pl.iVi'i iu fin- nn tional till—e Iti-lli .lied blilial'd tom iminent in progress heie. Ilnppo went into the lepil. witil fottr victories and no d'Tidlls' *vtn-n (.eii f-'enuey o| Chi> ag*o i In-i ked 'lie winning streak " f Johni v 1.avion of St. Louis tit four slniigltl. Ken tti-y yesleiiltiy itjt •t l.a.vtoti, 50 to 17, in ilinings. Otto ReiseTo of I'hil iidelphin, defi ndij.g eliampion. -ill feted Ills s's-ond defeat ol |*i lour ney when (,us Copulos ol Detroit himleil him u - c s c ic diid.l.ng in •tli innings, the store was r.O t . 2'i. OLD HISCT'IT F O ITNil . l f | 11\ . li i 'i n — tin- fi i iino w .ill] > In i 'f-ii'lii i lt;intP " 1-ix-—ws>"f-Ttf . f*hi to. him i ' lie r e t u r n s to le llt h c i p i i - l i l l i g g a m e , l i e attil .1 " i l l i; u in to .i liuiluli- whi-n l i e ’ .l"liu 't"U .m l i..a t il l'r m p --y micjitcil III, iIfff lie VV'illl'l get I '.I t.f hi-* -trii-.** inixers, including .la* I; Shtul.'-y, of whom lm own- ten pc tent, ami form a partnership with 1 11 umi.ei t Fugnzy, Iti ooklyn pro motel'. LONDON S i r J a m e s M. I t a i i i e , the fanum uotlm r o f "I 'e t* r P a n " niul many olhei l u t ' d work , has been Ih. ii oli'd hy, hei'ig made the plesa leu ' of the I'tCoi por.iteil Socu l* of All llu i , Nuccci'diug the hit*- Tlinlna. I lardy. • The invitation wa* evtemled |o Sir Janies on lirluilf of the soeiel* ■f Is td Gon-ll, eliai m an *if the com m ittee. S i r .lain* s' ai eepllllice .if the p " -t lias le t -11 g reeted with I'ciieiul sat is fact imt. Only t l n c e liii-ii Itaviilg pieceded Sir James m th o ffic e . T h e ) w e n Florida Sinci* r 1S 7 X Of Florida’s Lead in t*- I er ( iiuses Nop Delay knowledge o| 111c and il.1 ji.olileins. and r.e y are g ling to luo.i at the pnddi-llis of the next generation with sympathy and understanding. "These children tire going to he i tin- Atlal.li, tonus iie.iin pi-.n-..m«i.i cmmnicd l u.mivi»n ami pmdu lhi»tne nn'ii"|d..n,. Itn-im-u fiunt s ta rt­ , children of n few years from n >w." , Mothers of today came in for a ing on its attempt to spun the A t­ I sharp critic-ism front Mrs. Van lantic in a westward flight. — ( nplaiit Herman lvoehl had an- Winkle, who has been intimately ttniinii d la -t night that wentlier eonm-cted with the part girls ami conditions seemed favurahle ami women (day in crime and wayward- I "I 'lie in i uni. m t wo centuries. an extension to West lllilti-tei ' bl'cv U I.. I.. Imilt I'reparnliontire ii.-vv mull r * y I. . the proi c-. and .’Klilid i •li d itn t cm umk i- I., •«- tart'.al iu tiic nea fuii.te. l i e e\leii-ioii i- In ;i <;, ,t |, i |Imildilig which will he elected <m tile glass (dot I* ing lietweeu S; Margaret's ('luiiili and the sane lujir* nf th,. Ahlmy. Tin* new hil'lduig will hi* k -< d us a -acre n a • n.ill i luimbi i i. \i «11 \ wh-ie |-.in I' d utensil ami vo •tun-lit- at. I.' tit. l ew people I* .ilj/.c that th. Ald.cy, the uni t famous elm , h ij) the linlish Kmpire, at |i c o i il lm lot Hiu riilv what soever l-'idl".*mg u sto im of pro|,. i last N'ovemlii r, when large exu-iisins to the Aldiey were proposed by a eomitiission, the Dean and t luiptei have chn-eti a site for t hi- m w sti i list), whit 11 till) belie) e will leu ' •It tract from the uri hitci lural unity of the nutimuil sin ine. ( oust lie I itm of the new building was decided upon In-causc of the need of space for robing ecu mollies in connection with the many official eel enmities at the Abbey, (hat the attempt \* mid In- made al noon today Imt at that hour reports "'civ received which cati-cd him lo a ninn nee another postponement. Although it appeared unlikely that uh attempt would he made later today, tin- plane vva- held in icadiucs.- fur an immediate hup iiff, TO HONOR II VIIDY NEW II.W E N , Conn. Apr. 1, (IN.V) Yale University will pay Oihuie In the name of Tlmmns Hardy. A meeting i- t >he held here on April l:< with I’resident Jam es Rowland Augell p esiding, with I Vo'. William l.yon Phelps de* live, ing tlie address, amt Prof, (.’hnuncey Hrewsti-r Tinker reading seleelioiis ft uni Hardy's poems und novels. Then, for seven days, starting April 21 an exhibit of Hardy's first editions anti manuseripls will he held in the President’s Itu mi. Wool■ey Hall. From the Picrpont Mor­ gan Lilua. y are i nuing three valu­ able manuscript.*, and Cu.mll A. Wils' ii i- to ,-h iw, among other ex* liihitiiis, an unusual number of autographic letters and preseutu* ii*.li copies. COMM \NDS POST C A SP E R, Wyo.. Apr. 3, — iIN S ) One *if th** few women . . tirtins ef the World war t ) he i i/iitnir.*’d*-i i of Aim-ricuii Legion (i • ts ‘i- Mi's Mary R. Mel'ake, who iv*ently bi-eaine l omiit inder " f the (i irge Woman Pont No. 2 •;* i". She succeeded Cakcral llurke who -tei ;i)ed us com* ness. "Our mothers were kept in a sublime state of ignorance by their , parent *. They were utterly itteom patent to help us. or tu give Us an understanding of life." Automobiles rides, with their problems for the girl, hip flasks, petting ami all the other "failings" of the mndrcit girl constituted all unsolved problem for mothers who were trained iu the philosophy 1 of "L ittle Women", Mrs. Van Win­ kle told the Chicago women. ’•Why.'* site said, "our cloistered mother* Were downright ineonipet eat to deal with any of the ques­ tions their daughters and grand­ daughters ate solving every day. Hmidtni'de eai t i " ' /• -rtcii * l e • '’lies •. ‘ !. •.* I'.ig ig invi nl iv« lie* s 1 1 .ma kept within New mitg the* wiii*. • <. mmi.iuler the post last September, Plain Organdies W\ 65^ and 7 5 / yd. Tub Fast Voiles 6 5 / and 7 5 / yd 4 5 / and f z'' yd Peter Pan Prints LIuslic Generation “The younger generation is elas­ tic, and not hounded hy n tot of the traditions that used tn lie sucre*! vows." “Twenty-five’ years front now girls will lie able to ttsk their mothers how to overcome some of the obstacles to light living- that have lu.'1'tt created by a speeding eivilixatiun, und will he able to get a usable ansvve.-." "Now they don't get anything, if they ask, bccuutc mothers don't know anything about it." Mrs. Yttn Winkle doesn't think that “experience" as such should lie sought out by youngsters, she hu-D-ned to explain. "L ife will come to meet girls and hoys fast enough, without being sought out." "Hut problems solved leave the children vviser utul better, and that wisdom will lie passed on to the next crop of youngsters, with much <1 i • a n U n it y U ' It' l l l g III gl'tii are being iniuiii of L’dgiuut, . DeLand lv\tension l’o Slart Nil I'iimous C’ I u i i t I i t* ..II healers of great liam---, e n l continuing* as president until dcuth Till* first was AI n-d Lord Ten I tl 'T I I KNOCK.** JIOMEIt nysi.lt, who b came pi siih'il! wlu-li the society Wits fot lueit ill IMS I NEW YORK. Apr. 9 .— (IN’S) Twenty thousand su ppirleis of lit*' The second was George Me <*«Ii111. New Y’ork Vankc '.s are i-miviiu’id :.i d tin- third I ’leiiuiis llnrilv. Sii tmluy for Lite first time, that t ' i .lame* I'ceajii" a nil tidier nf tin- so home' run twins, DnLv Ruth am' ' ciet) iu IR'JI. Lou Gcitrig, have regained the nld! ity to soi k h ntlet s which cariL'd thrrn to tV'-urd leigh is lu-t sir. ■■ T h e " saw Hal and Duster •l,lli- i eirc;'*t doiiiH which hr.it the Hnoklyn ituhitis ye terdny. 7 t*> 3. D' I-no of the Van' - a - d Mr. < . "i . somethiu^ovee million dnllinj the girls seel think that he j DKNVER, . (IN'S) — not "the type. A biscuit which is estimated to The higgest.'etion raised tuJ , he 1,000 years old was recently re- — ( IN S )—"Marry Colonel Littil that the f lyi.'olotiel i> "at! . ceive<1 l,V f)r- Etienne D. Rennud. he.gh? Why I should say not! Not get her too por to lie mu iu.i even if lie wanted me a whole lot If head of the University of Denver he were my husband I'd probably hide." i department of Archeology front I)r. never know where lm watt .it night, TO KN'TLIl SllltlM:i, Erank 11.11. Rolierts, author and ami iiis flying would keep me hi^torin't of New Mexico. worried to ilv^tli." T A M P A , I'llpi The hisctiit wns found by Dr. Thus rm the answer of one Mis­ Plans are tu rntiii W o m e n RnhertR in a pueblo naer Ar.tee, N, souri University co-oil, to a recent M. These ruins were ntinndimrrf ipicstinnuire mint nistcrcd lo home tei tain more I 2 wil l will stu|4*l , between 1,100 and 1,300 H.C. a c ­ eeoitoniies students. from the ultioi cording to Dr. Renniki. Of twenty five girls wil l till \|.ril 211.• The biscuit was brown in color Speeiftl ti.Jfai and as light ns u feather ufter sur­ svverod the (piestion: “ Wonid you viving ten eentu.ies in the dry at 'hr willing I., m.nr) (.'ol. Ch.irle- A. The |l.imllteigp ?•' one i nly answried i oiiti il t hro.ig m«.sphere of the southwest ors will rent hit o f the ancient f >od will lie givcn-T III the affirm at hours to a ill t " the (h e m ist.y department of the I severul -.tringei |ilanntng mr University of Denver in order t i ’ vva- ip iu sim iun lilies fi.i the determine whether there i> any (Jkl ihWflui. renoss n amt itliijr form- n food value remaining. la spite <>f his DISP.\R.\(a:.S I.INDY CIIICAGt*. April (IN’S) I la marked contras' to the excite 1I H nient «r iIu- past week when fort) Jx jll prep teams front all over the Unit nl Slutes were contesting for tin an S i iv s inti rsi lndastjc basketball champ W iiin V innship of the nation, the eatupm r -M e n ln i ! the I'liive.rsity of Chicago Indus |looked like the "deserted village.’ The happy igiinti'i from Ash­ ' IIICAGO, Apr. 9.— (IN'S)— land, Ky., who Iriuinphod ovci Flaming youth ntay he sophi.iti I t at.ton, III., I t tn lit, in tlie final i rated, hut it will breed the super­ j.i.-ni i I tt.e toiu lies , were given a fine ’if modern times, Mrs. .Mina \ an Winkle, head of the women’s division of the Washington police depat'.minl told Chicago * luhvv imen. " W ild ? " mused Mrs. Van Winkle, "Well, maybe the modern generalion is having ils tuste of freedom. " I ’ve seen these wild parties ihev talk of. Yes, I know and tulmil that the ttapper-, ami hoys of t hi­ nts'- are wi.-e h«yonil their years. " I 'o»e-trained. \*ibl little tigerand tigresses, niinli-, but the bays it'd g n l- nf todii;' will he the load <i- of the next generation, ami they will h|. capable leader-. Is now ledge Ol Life J/.elv Dempsey’1 Tennis Team Departs After Winning Match James Barrie (lets Honor From Sociotv MEXICO CITY, Mexico, Apr —(IN'S) 'Die American Davis Cup ‘••am, with a i lean sweep >vi r the Mexican net Irani, left lieie lliimnrnintr f"i San Antonio, wlicit they will start a -eric- of exhibi finin', laal b) Captuin Hill Tibleit. tlie Americans maile tin ir stay her*n Complete success by wining the fin*-1 two matches of the five inatih affix'.i and eliminating the Mcxicnv for ifJi it her year. Joint llenneasy, the brilliant young player from Imliuuupoli,utn Wilnter Al.ismi, tile inie;vi'l h g ia te star, made the invadeis' triumph complete by trouncing* Rohi rt Kinsey, captain of the Mex EASTLill LILIES Persia Has Very Few Team From Kentucky Permanent Marriages Wins National Title TI'IIKRAN, April (IN S) (inly five mnrriages in a bun­ dled iu Persia turn out lo he hap­ py. foity per cent end in divorce, and 55 "evisj on suffcrclicc." Iu the opin on ,.f a Incul writer v*lio furnishes this estimate in the ahseiii e of authentic statistic-., tlie-e tinh.-ij»|>y learriages are due to tin- l"\* stand it'd of the eilueation **.iMn-n v Im , In- -a* s, ; l t e m'■apid'le ol nianariog bonn-s RUNNING FOR RE-ELEC ’ON handsome figure of .335 Inst year, hut looking further we discovered thnt it was in the P'edmont Lea­ gu e It is a lonp jump front the — For the first time in years you Piedmont to the Southern. Mr.' do not reqOirc'a tttitgnfying glass Cushions :* likely to lose several to find the folks willing to put any points In transit. credence in the annual claim that Oscar Jo llie r, who hatted .27G4 n I the t ’naltitr>of»i*^Lo<*k»mts w;tH*hnv<» a ilask'^a loop St loJTT^is another a hetteh hall club. Even Chnttnn. •of the outfielders.' He is only 27 i '•go pr.'gnosticators cannot he ycnts old and under the tutelage of wrong forever. ntnitnvcr Mnthes may improve. The S'et, unfortunately for the Look* other outfielder will be a man by oute, t appears thnt the Southern the name o{ Taylor. League will be fnstor than ever, Mnthes has some pood pitchers and 1 lint tltgy, will he fortunate in at his disposal, but even at thnt he moving up one peg, to sixth, in­ must either bolster the staff or stead of seventh or eigth plnce in add some hitting power. the finish. These deductions are Johnny Hornn, whom Johnny based on the following: Hrock says is the "toughert pitch­ I.—Jo e Mathers, who finished er" in the league for hint, will ho third with Houston in the Texas one of the mninstnys of the staff. League Inst ycer, is the new man­ So will George Cunninphnm, tvh.i ager of the Lookouts. won 15 panics and lost only five 2- —The new owners of the lo o k ­with the Lookouts Inst season. out franchise have had time to George is a year older, hut a man find out that they will have to with thnt pood record with a spend a little dough, or else lose a iioventh-plncc hall club cannot big wad. have slipped much over winter. 3- —Strange as It may scent, the Jam es Mooney and William ClcLook'tits' have some pretty fair mouts, who played with the Look­ hull players on dork, and are work- outs only n short time last season, in* frantically to secure others. will he hack. They, along with a There are worse infields than fellow by the name of Vaught, will Stiivongon, first; ConnblJy, second, he kept only long enough -to see Kane, short, and Dcfatc. The lalter what they have. was with the Lookouts last season, Edwin I,ingle, who did the hack hailed ,333 and fielded J I J 2. ('on. stopping for the Lookouts hist imlly was hroupht in from the year and who by no means wus re­ Texas League, where he had a garded us the worst catcher in the .Sherilf C. M Hand, who is running fo - rejtio leasi.nahly gojd record, hot It afield league, will he hack behind the field of several tpponents, is seeking the olfice etc and at tRe platter. platter.' Glenn Turner, his under­ In the outfield wo find one Mr. study of last season, rooms good made during the last two terms lie has held th/ice known, not only ns n sherifT, hut for his big lint gt t Otis Cushions, who hatted the for tiiul job again.Rogers. . f . iRttKlrti <i(t.fliiwcrimt ;** . *p•nicii Oakland Motor Car Co. A re Building 100,000 Cars In Four Months This Year Chattanooga Team Looks To Have Better Chance Of Moving A head In League Smith Africa is putting into e f ­ fect its new “precious stones” law for the I'otilrul of tlie diuntond out* put. . < - Printed Linens $1 and $1.50 yd Vas ble Fla Jrepe New Washable Crepe De Chine $-00 yd $1.75 yd G.A.Dreka an . • D eLand Fla �m - Loch Arbor T Chicago goes lo the polls today. Both Democratic and }w w i Republican parties will nominate candidates for office. The K a lm 4 M «»«*■< K! r*Al war centers in the Republican party where Mayor r t » . a v & Jt • V*SiK *rt Thompson and Senator Dcnden are a t odds ns to who shnll . •t .JM iUr be the party nominees. The Mnyor seems to be trying to •m. -- - —— *** t MaaaMt control things by force of arms. Recently the Senator’s **■t K W *t U home was bombed and “Diamond Jo e" Esposito, one of 1 >%•J}tr? S •* • Deneen’s ward heelers, was taken fo r'a ride. But such passive “incidences" as these would evoke n i i f _____ Hr Ow Hm >tr W«Hi little comment in crime-hardened Chicago \\prc it not for the fact that such evidences of lawlessness have been netiotfipnnied by a preparation for serious a c t i o n . m o n t h s there has been an unintej*ruj)tcsLanjL dctcrStnned oiling of auto­ •— a a .’s * *r *B i s r ' •f I I * matics, greasing of machine guns and collection of bombs. •Slfct »h» • v n l i T k i I. ; *0. u *■< l« d >*■«>■Ur «UMtM u n * iriU Disinterested citizens of Chicago, wiio might be called n llln il N H L the law-abiding element, will doubtless venture ertit today to do their duty as citizens and cast .their votes for the men n * Hci ■ (l« U ■ h m Ini mt Ik* they think most capable, tiut they will do so with a feeling ■r«i« *f ClmlUtl n u , m AMil t€ J*ik- of dread uncertainty over the likelihood of a fusillade of shots which may meet them around the next corner. t lm r k f l M ill «f 1* t l *wl*llM From the gang warfare, the frequency of murders, the Mrlk la t r lr r 1 < w ilt) tk M littl all rial lata at r l n l i l l M ■■.wall a amount of other crime and vice which exists in Chicago, it ta u n t Hal a n a a r l M i . •“w-abiding element is greatly in the minority, that Chicago is ns Chicago people want it, a city of T TUESDAY. APRIL 10. criminals, and yet we know that this is not the case. STOLE VERSE FOR TODAY Chicago, in all probability has no larger proportion of law­ mu breakers to decent people than most places'. Crime is on’ n NEITHER POVERTY NOR rampage there simply because crime is in the saddle. ' THE'. ItlC H ES:— Remove far from me . th.-: The same thing might happen to another citv .” When Y»ntty and lien; give me neither .•In.ll . crooks are in control of government offices, nothing but law­ poverty nor richer: feed me with Halt I I food convenient for me.—Proverbs lessness can be expected in the land. The thing for the r*-K:r' I JJ0j8. people to do if they do not like situations as th e y exist in *\»ur; I P R A Y E R :—0 Lord. Keep ur Chicago ifi to vote the crooks out of office nfid^tlcet men who T' > f“ 1 from presumptuous sins; let Ihem arc honest and capable. Chicago has its chance today and Plt.» N I after the fighting is over, if then; are any left to write the not have dominion over us. fll'lr y, 'K story, we will read with interest what happened. • ^ • f ’ ..li 1 J1 t -tig * TILE CENTIPEDE ------;------------o------------------*» Tho centipede is. light and frail, ‘ „ Kitchen Gardens '— The place to build your home De Forest Sanford Realty Co. :ar r Ha'a mostly one continuous taW. it In* fact'he is so lean and spare That you could lift him by a hair. **• And yet it’s Nature’s quaint conceit To lift him with a hundred feet. t c t «* j Hut b B :1 K 1' t n 1' I W1 1. *r 1i tl I . ! -• r t r t t ’ i *- n 0 a *> id* -i- p C u ts i l f V ou "at*. ;Chai ter rforty Unkiri Florid The Miami Post urges people to plant gardens and re­ calls that Thomas Jefferson once said that he regarded the individual who introduced a new food-producing plant into a country as having performed a greater -service than a general who wins a battle. The Tost thinks that this might Tfc n4My to manipulate; be a*bit extravagnnt due to over-enthusiasm, but acknowl­ You’d think, to ty-af so little weight. edges that the person who increases a country’s food sup­ *1....."* ply is certainly a public benefactor. Continuing, the Post How baby centipede* must balk RJirn they arc tcamiag how to sa y s: % walk. "D r. David Fairchild. fcnmeY bead of the plant introduc­ tion department of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, wl^at Uril to practice trot* and jogf, told an interested audience at the Miami Beach Carden, that And keep in ft<p with all those dogs • this country has in recent years imported thousands of plant immigrants, and that about 10,000 of the total have been in­ When we h«d all that we oould do, troduced into this section of the United States. Allison V. A j tirjr kids, to walk on two. Armour, of New York, a plant enthusiast, has given more Ifleentlpcdaa b j any chance than a thousand species to this section from parts of the Were given to intemperance, world with climate similar to that of Florida. | "It is true that most of these plants are useless as fond, And often tasted of the cup VYJffch giri* one's footwork tang­ but they are valuable for other* purposes.. Kvcn th ose prized led up l for their beauty alone have an economic value. Dr. Fairchild and other speakers urged the necessity of planting gadens. l .'x- *">o that lip ri*rs but U» fall, Dot this section of the State with them. Tlfey never would get home at all. "It was also suggested that a great publu garden in Dade county would prove a valuable investment, and tlmt tbough Nature witli a master liaml A number of her work* has planned, ChapmaH field should be tuhifcd into ‘an arboretum and plant garden wortny of this great section.’ R seem s to hip she slipped indeed "Clarence \V. Barron, editor ot the Wall Street Journal, When she designed the centipede. voiced, as the saying goes, a mouthful, when he declared that ' —JAMES J. MONTAflt'K. Florida will find its wealth in growing plants, in the produc­ tion of which she has no competition.".. Jlr. icqce uifht blood cares rovrf J MucKcnzie told his ar.din Winter Havrn thr other that in his vein* flowed the of John Paui Jones. Hut who about that? •ootyi m int -------------------------------------- ------ Remember the story about the n ine ------ fv r — *ri .1 • (.i. p THE PRICK OK LAWLESSNESS ORLANDO .REPORTER-STAR ■J 1 tl V 1 •I’ fl li ■I HI ri ft HI ,»l ''I l< iv It III 1 THE TWO TRIUMPHAL HOURS Do You Know What They Are? Do You Know That They Will Brin# Health, Happiness, Success?; - Hear HILTON IRA JONES PH.D, III His (irent Lecture H a lf - B a k e d B re a d ! Just ils luilf-bakcd bread rises havoc with vour digestion, so improperly cured (baked) tires raise havoc with your pocket book. , / “SELF-MANAGEMENT” This iKMlngulahrd Scientist firings from the Laboratory the Startling discoveries of Modern Chemistry In Its Helnlioti to . Human Life and Success. To he properly cured a tire must he heated from the inside as well as out because rubber is a poor condutor of heat. The Goodrich “W ater Cure" is the only method which cures a tire equally, inside and out, thereby insuring you of the maximum « a mileage for your money. A Srason Tiekrt for All The Attractions of RED PATH WEEK " 5 BIG DAYS $3.00 Red path Week Here Begins Apr. 11th. REDPATH Inland Supply Co. f . li. MYliltS. President phniii 70.1 ( ‘oriirr First and lilm 0 If you smoke for pleasure Tump.t and Miami aiu t»ith pet The charge that every city has I boy, the donkey and the man who “ pituei fill fixer aimnitl th e* tried to please everybody und ling considerable adverse adver |it fAfased nobody. Wr can’t be rising because of the lawlessness ctHiris'- i t|i,< most serious charge bothered. that has lirld sway in those cities I 01 them all; if this rhnrgc i-. trni!.^. rflrrat fur'fRrvprat^j’fiirir- NdW. mat this 1thin* tlieie rests the responsliillity i -- A two hundred and-fifty thous­ condition of affairs is growing for tho whole situation. If those and dollar necklace was lost in the tcrious enough to enlist the con­ rvliosu duly it is to dutf'ci crime ^ mall between London and Paris. A matter of such insignificance sideration of even an indifferent und arrest criiiiltuils, extend pro und : t they fml that the postmdn probably just citizenry, pcoplo are beginning to J tec............ inquire into the why of the siluu and the "main guy in bootlcggingi" misplaced it. --------o--------lion. Tampa Life expresses jtfl to im e-t these “lenring gamblers" they do it for reasons that ore The St. Petersburg Independent opinion of the crime situation in |mimical to the honest administra insists there arr not tpo many that city in very frank terms, but tion ot justice. And if courts enn hdtels' hi Florida. Agr^^d. hut says it’s exactly the same situa lie apioiiehed and cases talked over there if too much indebtnes* on tion that exists in other cities 1 in advance of criminals being rahny of them. where crime is rampant. Here’s the In ought into court, and in these Qcasons assigned by the Tampa conferences, easy sentences agreed , Sidney Catts says that if Hath­ Newspaper. upon, then the charge by the”Tain "Every city has its* ‘leading pn paper is true. None should be away is elected governor Martin ;wjll be the neat chairman of the gambler’— its ’main guy’ in the interested in disproving these state road department. Which liquor traffic—its ’powerful’ fixer charges Hum police officers, slier around the courts— its ’protected’ iff- and their deputies and the proves the lie in that story. class of operators. fudges* who preside over courts ! '— —°--------"Whenever a population of a , u,ut ,ji:al with criminals, , .Tampa's mayor ha.« declared in community is sufficiently great to We are not prepured to accept favor of Sunday baseball. That heroine ohucurinir men of t|ns cxphination of the Mituution, •Aims to be about the only thing night work, there vice and law however. We have been rending barred in Tampa. —S t Petersburg lessness become rampant, and in- jTninim and Miami newspapers f o r 1 Iifdcpcndc ependent. No, Hathaway is. solent." several years and could not help This is niora than an admission; noting how those newspapers Imp ! frhie candidate who offered to it’s un indictment. No one doubts j |H„| unt„ officers every time an| "heat hell out” of a war veteran thut every city hus its ‘‘leading t,riest of the "big guy" in boot and predeker ia trying to "do unto gambler" and its "main guy in 1legging and the “leading gnmblrr" outers what is going to be done the bootleg business. Hut why do was made. Must be those news 1 unto him." —Orlando Reporter* they have them? A thing so gen­ papers represented the sentiment erally known that it is common of the community. If so. there Mar. talk; a bootleg roadhouse so de­ must lie no com plaint now by finitely located that it is street cither newspapers or citizens be Icorgo' L*< Dick has announced fcft governor oh the talk must be known to other than cause crime has gotten beyond eon ket. IfC a tts Is nom- street gosslpers. And the tolerance Irol. Elcj^on time is near. Watch the jDtmocrata, we of these things widen and thick­ the vote at tho polls. Here’s where surprised to *ee the en the atmosphere of lawlessness. reform must begin. —and that’s what made this cigarette famous— join the happy company of smokers who are get­ ting complete enjoyment from smoking >s poll a pratty heavy » -------- -.1/ NEWSPAPERS AND ACCURACY wrest Mounted Police" . T A H I’A IIMHl Ni; being oiganiied to protAit traffic along the more shady It has taken new* papers a writing, pencil slips, typographical Hfuth’ of the Tamiami Trail across long lime to live down the churges mistakes, even jumbling of ty;>c or Ibt everglades. We hope these men w|U Be » serviecable as pictures* that inaccuracy is their major misplacing a lino when ull'clbc 1m* quality. In earlier days, when com­ been cared for, may wreck a fact; gne. /■ •I munication was difficult, rumor frequently was news, and rumor is fickle. As for many yean* past the supremo goal of every reputable newspaper today is scrupulous ac­ curacy and so large a pluce has thut assumed that it is the essential dividing line betw•eh good ami bad journalism. —-;**r Error In transmi»*iorr, poor-type­ I ---- — --------•"I would rather carry Duval aiinly,.for rwaaons best known to inyaelf, and not be elected guv* r#ior. than to b« elected governor ltd wot carry Duval county", -aald Fons Batluiway In Jacksonrille other day.vWe''fear the 'road it chairman may have Today, as for many years, Camels lead hy billions and they keep right on growing and all of this is threatening from the second it is put on paper for filing hi Timbuctoo or Juneau until the second the form Is locked for the stereotyper. The sri-ikbig .thing about a re ­ putable newajialter la not thiil it cnntaii^s inaccuracies, but that they •are s o ' f e v r r - U S ^ U 3 2 ifi£ * S ‘ .! ■I*a* JMm �Xi THE -- -TI 1 n ■.—' ■— O f >■-! w i ll.* " Ftorrest ’" inf 'wni^tcnnt l5, ? in? ^ Lake Hotel-““p with n band,’fT of tweed .... , 7. . . . ... . effect.with two little striped poc I la- D. A .-It: ball which whs |(,tH • given last night at the Forrest Another sports costume by tin Lake tl del made . brilliant be* | utnc designer is in the popular ginning-to the n-.nu-imia festivities ‘‘Maon-yeHow, with-u-box-pleated . ' •‘kirt and blouse piped with blnck vhleh cluster so th ic kws o„ the cal; J.nm) iitVKF.h]Mk mntlbRl(, m hn(| LONDON, Apr. to. (IN S )— Bar- ships found shi-Kcr from the north ■■ ■ *' ' l ** •■*“** * , uuii *» 1)11^1 iniivf% 1tin* ■»■«%• lw-J'ipc Organ 'Club held a T’-e rc-gtllni hiiriivess fnc«-ting eiular after the quietness of l.ont. little jacket of bnskgt-wcaye jersey ied beneath the sands of. Trip- „ winds. The deetidence of Rome t h e - W srptbtmost interestimr nf S t. Agues Juilbl o T I l p l y t ' v o x J ^ - ’r ^ ’^jjti * r<u,m wan dccnrattT) with *«4»hcTttmnd.H or-yell hw cn-pe iditanirv for 'worn- »\v«r ».?W most interesting meeting Mmi.lay,, Rpfccopal Church was held tvfnnday j wkh tnl) bi<k(.1(r _____ rose,) lie CldffT ’ the ancient Roman town of J.eptis! well, u deendenev which was ar. . , ..................................... 1 Jagiin. one of the richest common- celt rated hy the -floods of a^U'er. afternoon at the home of IIrs. Rob- aliernom, at the Parish Douse. niuk and white gla.lipii, which «n\v A lovely ensemble cmncMn gnl •'it .MrrtWijLhcg(*n thb-absencee of the lnrstnewr piORftfem; Mrs.' to (n flu.i dunce a« spring festival ill ill" «lca yellow with a plain kawuirklrl. ities o f its hygonc flay, is at.'last and when tiro Turk* "conqubrfcf WAY ej>?*n rTi-ntucky Kentucky Av^.i Av<.| tho-abseni the 'dttnet Cook’s Chapel, Methodist Epi* 1H > n e r e a s e d by. t h , paste. a sleeveless yellow sweater and n loipbig.ipta full view as the work! AlfSimdrio.in.i448 Ea| Z|*p Church oil Kith St.. tivc w.tBivMkunt.tu's mi iffaat Spring frocks which were' jacket of beige and yellow checked Of isxcavufors Is nearing eontple- was alrend)' eov/p-oM.by iddlviwj li an titles ;.‘uf pink) f t o : :t»f . ni..W; txlon 1.. I’ei kins. Report-* ndch in evidence. The ffn^et-s we»e jersotf jlctli&flJ with bands of the 'lion, according ti> informat'on tu and sand. ... . .. ([(. Ildsboro, Bishop E . I). \V, Join s rnihance af^jbW iy l/rentlj. . rl.a rend by the officers and lie 'intcil to tin- D. A. ll{, 'by Mr. plain.^Ij |] 4 A companion , between, rpnipeu archovdogical circUs hero. |Washington, C. will preach ni _ —ne#1! Mrs. Frarafla ;E. Uoiz, the clialr»?irAjy nmliters of importance to and T.ept's is bbt'Vo^lme.'Pdtiipeu Where ill l!li!r>'wns a barren iles,.,*IV|rSg' A s|Mi^s«*n(fvclty is n short coat ,*clock Tuesday night April 10. an I Mrs. Denjaniin'F. \Y7iitnei Jr. wits a provincial ' tdw'H;' I,ept*s a president hyer meeting* llu| an pi-esldcUf byer th». tb*» mocUnV tisi Guild were discussed. Reports iiitc people are especial)’ invited man Punch was served by Mrs. L. P- in mole ilyed in colors to match the ert today stand*, the splendid and cettte rof cummertiatdif»x Pohiifeil which opened wi^h the,:ukunl d t L o I n donation of $26 as im Knste majestic skeleton of a city of tem­ fr.oclc andvlift* •»•; Lite present. Dignn am) M#s: (ifurge j i . Dnrtj iffcoinpnpr j 4 ** U,1 _• w , , " vlitional exercises, and w'as f o j- ! offering, and also that the. Spi .ag ples, nrehrs, monumental fountains yn* famous for the graceful dec* I Mrs. John J.eoijnrdy nndJMrs. Rol [Evening Bridge party for mem, >t» and private viUjuj of surpassing orations of its . iroiises lowed by prayers offered by M f i .: wnrdiotie valued at $oil bad I...... A few f/idiiqn notes 4"< Jijtiur fem­ |r4 (>f the Socinl Department of Charles Marshall and Mr*. Volie'^’nt to Marv Rowan at Rt. Mary’ land Dean bad chdige’er \hc ticket beauty. The rtsult* of the ex ­ table. Peter Kchiinl’s t)rchestra inine readers the following gowns cavations have exceeded the high­ Oman’s Club at K:(10 o'clock l ’ITY"TlL\NSEEIt and frills: Ifh Mrs. G. D. Ilishop, Mrs. Ralph - «N STORAGE CO. Claire Wlndsbr in im ecru lace est hopes of the archeologists who [f£ht AtldL Mrs. J E llrouse ns k boy and provide for assumed the great task of unearth­ Expert Piano nfnvlng. Hanllng, J i i t f i S s * a -i" 1- ............. . < » , members i h - ................ lor another needy of the.. Sallie DnrrisoO posed over beige satin. Drown and ing the city, it ml indications nre Ltesses ( rating. Shipping. itcige felt hat with upturned brim Easter -Story was read by Mrs. h," ‘ lu’“" s i chapter, was greatly augmented [Mrs; G. Irving Trucks, Mrs. Rob pt rsoa. that it will lie almost entirely ex­ Side Track Facilities Grover f Cochran, hy a veritable influx of the college mnl fitted crown, tied fox fur. Mrs. posed when the K ug of Italy John Holly ntjd.'Mrs. ItoyFrnrik *S ’ S c," ’" n’ ^ (ol. Phone_896 200 N. Maple ,\ve. Lent riee Joy— silk print frock in __ ...tu in O fli. ...at bridge.!.i.... at• lowed li) a roll call to which the^ edacatlonal secielarv, aniu onccd cyowd from Tallahassee, Galnesvilc, makes his promised visit to Tripoli imes will .oentertain R At l‘It W ^tn s s i v f ! vi„r futuristic design. Black sntm. Self early in April. Inn o’clock at the Ynrht Club hon- members responded with a verse of; oiiVt of of fjcdnt and Mrs. GcoYte Me •and Del.nml. scriptuiv. The routine business Rory and Mis. Cochum were niuoed • The D. A. R. committee members ( trimmed coat. Picture hat of htnek Temples Revealed Hng Mrs. Edna Fowler Dope. V*Bangkok. vyas carried out when1reports from would give iessour. suit! lcctuves al j who arranged the affair are Mil*, Tlu- excavations thus far have ](!. I. A. meets nt .’DUO o’clock at Mrs. Tom Mix—lipstick red flat revealed baths, forums,temples j R. E. Tolar, chairman, Men. Holland jie Old Masonic Hall over ih*e the chaifnfnn and committees were each social meeting, crepe fr<>ck, stitched in n darker j rend. nnd Roman shops which art- e x ­ It was announced that the m-xt \Dcan. assistant chairman, Mrs. F. Jnsket. . ,. Tin- members present Were Mrs. meet ng would be the annual elec m , Davison, Mi? John Meisch Je.,1 in “ 'mUcrn' n ’!,rk pected to nffui'd an insight into Concert hy the .Sanford Choral coat and hat. that part of Roman life which Still loriety at 8:00 o'clock nt the Holy I lx-slie Hryan, Mrs. Francis E. ti' n of officers and Mrs. Me Rory i Mrs. A. II. Peterson and Mm. Dorothy -Sebastian—liltick chif­ remains a secret to sc’entists. The ami Mrs. Cochran were named as nameil ns | j.-lnllk j|. ■ Rol*. Mrs. R. II. Hcrg, Mrs. R. F. Scruggs'. Mrs. Lloyd Jross Episcopal Church. Public'is fon velvet frock embroidered in a facades of the shops are ornnmentCooper, Mrs. C. II. Cook, Mr.-. I. E. tellers. After the business had be-'i Hoyle and Mis. Clyde Byrd assisted lordinlly' invited. W e -h a v e b e e n trie d -a n d *formal flower motif in.cedar. Blnrk cd with sculptured marhles of : Estridge, Mrs. Robert I.. Glenn, disposed of. Rev. Mortimer Glover in the sale tif the tickets. WEDNESDAY skull cap, gave a most interesting tall, -m rxlrenie beauty. t e s t e d . o m * p a s t.r e p ix -r ('hmitnuqun, "Arcadia Novelty Mrs. J , C. Mitchell. .Mrs. Robert \ ivginia Y'alli—potalre bltu"Rclig'ous and Legal Marriage." The work of restoration is syA"Urdpatli opt-n,s tomorrow" I'qmpany Concert," at o’clock. Meriwether, Mrs, II. G. .MetInin. t a t i o n is y o u r g u a r a n t e e flat crepe frock stitched in a Icnintir. Wagons remove the Mind Mdhtbcrs present were Mrs. Cly ' Chautauqua..Concert "Ar-cndin Mrs. II (’. Moore, Mrs. Sidney J. dc Derhv, Mi>. i> .Minnrik. Mrs. darker .<hmle. One of tlip new to the seashore rinse at hand, and o f •g o o d «s e r v i c e - g o o d <tyclty Co.,” and lecture hy Dr. Nix, Mis. A. M. Philips, Mis. Tony fMtiis MuUhpvs, Mrs. Sandy An French linndeaii lintH of blue with oil the broken pieces of statuary i <■ 7 lilton Ira Jones. Pitcliford, Mrs. Kent Rossitcr, Mrs. derson, Mrs. Wort W. Wnrncr. glaxed feathers. and ar< hitcctui e are repaired o n 1 finny Spaulding Circle will meet R, \V. Iguvton. Mrs. Guy s. Rei­ Mrs. Grover C ( ’ochran, Mrs. S. M. Is Too Plump the spot, 'thus niches, temples, in o n t.ith Mrs. J . A. Strange, man, Mrs. Yoke Williams, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs, Ernest Hill', Mrs. Wil­ Nobody knows where the rumors lialhr, anil walls are- grow'ng i THURSDAY Clilfonl Walker, Mis. .1. Maurice fred Lewis. Mrs. Rinxton L. Per stmt, but wo henrtlint Molly (f'Da-v daily anti assuming the. shape end: »vi - •’ Regular meeting of Co!. Theo­ Allen, Mrs, II. II. Odum, Mrs. C. kin-. Mrs. W. A Letflei itutl Rev. is through at First National. One proportions they possessed when dora Roosevelt Auxiliary No. three A. Anderson Jr., Mrs, A. t*. Mc­ Mart HUT Glover. By Alice I iiogclier of ilinse, "now this is absolutely on l.epiis Magna was a thriving sea i'H 'i J W,s>t J of'the U. R. W. V. will he held nt Lendon. V isitor were Miss Ma.galiilcrnational Nows Service tlu- level" lips. It wasn’t trite it* ■port. fc:0O o'clock at Shcnfer's Studio. S p rin g - a itd s(iirhlfYfrf*11 Slnlf Correspondent a m aun of fact, but a high official The four faced melt of Septimus ret Cowan, Mrs. I). G, Garret',, Mhs Concert, "Metropolitan Singers’’ I'VltlS. April 1(1 Brighj golden Si-Vents, the Rinnan Empei-oi who j at the studio confided that the piel Pauline Cook anti Miss Eleanor d r e s s e s o f .d £lieu t< > ?n \ «h ,'fc and “ Entertainment recital'* hy An yellow i-ciiis to lie one of the Tov i i v Mnll\ is 1 1toside 11tI a I r, Me Im did niUeh'to develop the e tv. is In ( ’illio-imi n&'Cnmphcll, at 'I:.1ll oVlm Ii. t o r i a l ft. w ill •r e e e i'V e c o n ­ I ing relmill with it- own rlnrl.s and "tile shades fm s^juriv costumes ! |i)iiinp. II It nil 11.1 J io , lilt til l (hi -piiiig siiioioi'i The i [i ess | IK. even hinted lilt tildes i she decorulinhs. Sriilplun-d fii-oic of I Ill .'CliAntniiqiui, "Cliiioe of lit ii s c i e n t i o u s a m i* c a r e f u l ‘ l.vdpal la opens liinltai Mau" and i 11 1111st. V'. ill In itiiitiiii- III" mul.ris Nil) it hnd.> well ill all I loses II lew pounds Millie l|f l-'il st iiingisfralcs, wan ors, jiriesls, in i’ tatty," ill 8:00 o’clock. lev tun is on the platform daring kiiiv|. of weather. a tte n tio n I f se n t , , JTRIDAT | N'alioiial's big plans for her may sutlers mid gods are gradually reENJOY EASTEIt t:Gt; III M ' tin- Rt dpntti Cliaulluique -died , The Sallie Harrison' Chapter of Iuring to the place they mice oc- j (*nt- of the Miiarlest models i lie altered, . . . y o u r m o s t v a lu e d ^ oli d i-i n|aiii. bctc I oiumt otv. II" tile "I J. A.TT.,‘yVTfT”' 7inhi' its regular It' si-enis a sheme Molly O'Day copii-d on this arch, whit It was vis The iiu-iobets of tin- S..nt11 Side was ;i spi-oki-i mi (In- Rcdp.ith pro lollies m two piece* will] a slim meeting Friday April 1‘StIt at the a n d n i c e s t g a r m e r i t f i (tf*df: Kiodergailcu enjoyed a most de­ glams two vi-ars ago, Do tin- st-c Inn- sweater buttoned from the ' proved in "the patent 'It-ntlier kid" ilde miles away. home of F,4YJ, Davison ol .‘t:"'l t 'enter uf Commerce lightful Easter Egg Hunt, ITi- "lid cvelrtng ol this year’ spin pointed \ Oil l.liaSoJo tlu- ’bottom, lluq sin- is a real net res*. s a f e w ith L a r ie y . . o’clock, with a' hoard meeting im­ l.ept's Magna was u center of .%.)»• .ri< - | Itow Smart Are Y'ltn'.' 1 day morning at the West Side glam “The Chimes of llrillnny". and « pleated skirt There is a ’ <• . I’ - a o - , . mediately pi-cceding it. commeivjal life in .he Mcdilcttan DO YOU KNOW THAT: Park, given by tlu- leuchei. Mi-- in mils cal product inn will lie off pleated shoulder i ape which is’ doMrS.kMfltfPe,‘W l ' n r e will enlbr t;u liable-and the only trimming is That Monlifgtii- Love was born in can in Rome's palmiest days, All Tn-ssie Me Rae, who was as'isli d I lie c* *inpa o y i «mnposed ‘sin the Hook Covers Club at .’LJll in looking after the lots hy Mrs. I , ereil an encrusted baud of white wo ileu I'm t ■‘mouth, England, on Tax Day, the riches of Africa found an out of six v.oies with Hugh Brand:, let at the port ef Leptis, where ni'lock at her home 711 Oak Ave. E, linker and Mrs, Olio Scliniehl, anauged ni stan step fa/diiiiii ii .M. icli 16 7 pinni-t and i oinposi-r. ilirectiu-t Sanford Shrine Club will give a lng the bolder of tile sweater. Yel­ Tloit Inlater made a comfort Tlo- i hildlvu enj.lying this ulla i llie ih id al I n noon tin- Faulu-ls LI11 ill Dole)' Foil esl I .like al Mil were Thomas 1‘olib Charles Conn low and wIm,. make il a . hi" com able living there by doing landscape ; give a iiii-dle.v of iiiu-ii and impel ii'i lock. skit idles for newspapers mnl inn l.v, Katherine Rpencei, Wade Sing­ Minatiiios Fi t o and Winil reil liinnlinn. Men's Club of Holy ('lo ss l!|ii'-- letary. liocoth) ('ox, Jio I, llaonej. gU/IM-s Dnagiiv lot' a V i i y altraclive Ca-fntd and Ityma Stoilh appeal nip:il ( 'Inneh will meet at 7:11(1 Sale li-aMi-tte ( lot leioleii .lioumioiodi-l xx11n |i coti'i-ls ol a coal nod 'I b it Iiis first cinema walk was t In* I nn 1 1tl a 11■1 1ns ■" - pi ii vl.irl of In Ige I Weed vvliliti has a ill “The Suicide Club," pinilllied III ><'•||||I, .'ll (III- I'.-ll i ll lloM -e, Lt-e Rl'liaud, Maldiall, Ini/. ,, am. ! hill row Hl. ipcil tioi’dei iii yellow J .niidoii 7 ( ,li:iiitnm|iia,*“The Fa a Ides " Im W lllatn -, l.ii.na ( *i f - M. \ W (J mi ran U*cU. tint* your /Mr-'.iinlioti eh lei(aiiiioenl .itt ::-an Lp)i Ii Kent Rn ~lll'l h Jiiliait and beige. There aie novel doiilde ,1 bat lit- came lo the Doited “Itedp.illi opens tool'll •m i" 11.*»11ni<1_ I i -t iu.t (» i ndv . M. ii gin i * Ht-uiiud Hutlffy Simp patch Jiocki ls "He above tlu .jtliei. State* in H/12 and tmired the O. 'eloek. i 1 IJl K »«l Sorm ttl S l r « 't I ’u hiU 'jItr* ‘ f ' edged \rtfh Tflis ilftifh- vxllii lf^tll jtOd-W.-SiqcopdrNb il’hmwiAIJ'rt Chautauqua, “Smilin' Tin *.411*11* ''111-111 i-i Made" \In Mlilimine, lid ,,i,.'imi cnruit in a "in- mini act. lie Wlilli-, link 111t. \\ |1„ Ei net i (Play) al K:(lll n’eloek. 1bil.i i , M;u i!.-n« i .'-hi " t>. ( III d SATURDAY Cecilian Music Club will liu-t-l 'lei'll \ \. 1 fin i i : -Ii. Mu lit 1 »»;f # ■ K mix. Mat v 1 mm i \V, II- Lam i It Ml R. .1 Holly. L. C Iteb dit and M. 11\’ i; ll/illri’Ht ^ Ivdi livid aie alt- lid ng a ii.... 1 Fannie S. Munson on Myrtle• A Vi - St IliiH'lil ;ai4 'hi. aue.. mg of tlu- Southeastern Divi-mo Chautauqua, (Tiitct-tl. Casfunl id' tile Natiunal Elect 111 t.igtil L i I’RERItYTJxRMN i . 1(1)1 f \|| 111 location at Miami all tins week. Concert (Company ill T.'Ilt o'clock. Chaiitnuqnn, Cuafntd Concert Co Ine ll. Gill, of Miami, i-. president (lit \looda\ alteiuon Cm ii- No. of the Southern division. and lecture "The Old Town in a .rt! ii****e the I’tesh)tetlan t hiirch New World. Chatlcs II. Plat leu one Mi Mnl hi m l t I b'jHI held Its tegidai bli-me- and -octal burg. Mmini meeting at the holm- ni Mi, .1. D. T ii«*mIu.v nftt’i limn MONDAY D im itie s , E n jr -i i s - h <t) t). ■» 1 rhautnuqiia, “ Magic and Mys- Woodruff "o Sanford .Avenue Dm w ht'l t* hhe Wi l l spf'fltl V X •» %1«» I f* »* I f*n ft* iiri- lilt* irutt»l cl Alt. and A!T L— Chautauqua Cumrdy, “Tommy" directed by the rhutrnran, Mrs t f o i : . --------------------— 4 V’ V Woodruff, plan- wi-te made and at 8:00 o’clock. Mrs Lcxl.y., , Jl iiI and -■ King’s Daughters Class of the ' perfected fm the n-arV work. Mrs. daughtc■i l.imis'i' uf I h land" w:ll Methodist Church will meet with Grant Wilson wa> cli-iti-il as sn arrive here Wednesday to spyml a Mrs. It. C. Cameron at hi-i home retary, and Mr Junius Turnbull month at the home " f Mrs. I.im-.it -t * v» » ,t p» ti i was appointed in Bible tcarhe.’. ini West Third Street. K rupp. A di light l ol -ociul * ij11f hour * r “x « «l< / fohwvi'd the luisiness meeling dur* MBS. BYRD ENTERTAINS The Cecilian Music ('tub will 'f» ^ 1 ing which time the hostess served meet Saturday afternoon at 2:15 f r o m 2 t o 1 4 y e a r s . * " 1*'"* An exceptionally interesting reft slimCnts of sandwiches, takes o'clock instead of .'1:15 ns hereto­ meeting of Circle No. nine of.the and punch. Then- were l!> mcndicis fore on account of ClmutiUiipiu. All Presbyterian Church was held present. member.- an aske d to beat tinMonday afternoon with, the .circle change of hour j l liltlul. chairman, Mrs. Clyde Byrd at hei < ill Rt II ( IIM I.E MEETS home in Fort Mellon. Sanford Public l.dirm \ will close tmr.r r il il e No. I of the Method"! The rooms were bright, with nt* each evening at six o’clock except meet ill;: motive arrangements of yellow Church held its reguliii Salurilii) lt(,xxd! -lav open tflttil snap dragons nnd ferns-. An im Monday aflcinoon at the home nt line o'clock on Saturday night, i pnrtnnl luisiness meeting was held Mrs. II II < happi’ll --it D'-lov I Ins new i i i |y goes into effect Ap 1 after which the Dibit*. lesson was Avenue. Tlu- ilutirman, Mi ( ha" i d ninth conducted by Mrs. Wallace Wright. 1 1’1’1* presided over t *e tiusiiHMS ilif ' Mrs. H. J . Lehman gave a .splendid ‘■M'1 r‘T “'V .fH!m - tferent officers and chairmen were talk on “The Congo". ... given. Mrs. /eh Ratliff xxa- a*' When the business had tieeq con­ pointed us treasurer; Mrs T. E. cluded u social half hour was f i r Eeolt named ns publicity climriun i joj'cil nnd at this time the hostess superintendent of Mission Study.] served a tempting ^alud course. , ■ j \ nt rsVY’ and Mrs. S. E. Jones named as Those present were Mrs. II. J. This was a most interesting meetJ ?1)1 Lehman, Mrs. Wallace Wright, Mrs. ing and was nlltcndcd by 11 iiu-iu Lloyd Boyle, Mrs. Lincoln Brown. beis and 2 visitors. Mrs. A, W. Smith Mrs. John Leon ’•rdi, Mrs, Fred-Wight, Mrs. F. S. 1 YVrnuy, Mrs. C. P. Paxton. Mrs.. I Finn, Mrs. James 1,. Wells. Mrs. ■xC— ' ttl4 »( I innk Woodruff mid Mrs, R. Mason. FORREST LAKE HOTEL y/ DR. J. C. HOWELL ' ' Howard 0 . Hull. Orlando; Sent Mils. ADAMS ENTERTAINS nude County Jury, Sanford; A, Pet l’UOTiRUI)lN(J ANI> The Wilif Me Gnvoe Circle of the rotinvich, Jacksonville; Mrs. D. J. Hl.KKDING IMvMOHUHOIDS ihsm, »«r IU. ‘ .I’thudist Church hcWf'rtMnusi <h-- MurjdtA','AsUuid, L. I. N. Y.; I . K. I .to llrlKHiM. •#* M ------ Iii i-iMOpluintha --limp - ■ ‘Joe k-auivillc; W. (I esaic «f hsmorrBghtful meeting Mdtiday ufu-rnoAl^ Joliuooiiy, C.uXfw, L'K/mwit; LkimOfit; Sherp.m. She Draw-’ ■ r f * l.f*k ul the home of Mrs. -T.yF-, AdiuviH ‘ itv. I l m f gu^. . LL.. Daniels. JMkDt no French Avetiue*.‘^Y^*»‘f * dy. L c e suifg, Jo5<»H h It. W UtMill, Hub* like Itiinl of Ar>r llirnr rajr< ri|*r« pi ar Nroo.rr ,'i-re ltd sonvillc; Josuah R. Watson, nun ngr must uf riu- devotional ctfewlses Were lf*l irthf *»>' Mrs. I.. M. TelWyd nft*t i". C *ii tmt 7), p, WetUrinnii, Minmi* rrunk (| l# t iijir* %rr> luui. m »*l \%Mr routine business wati''TnvM n « rr" ' •lr,,, ,,f under the leadcrshi|i of Mrs. Ad- Graves, Atlanta; M. L. Durruugh, ftnis, cirele chairman. Al the con­ Daytona Beach; Eva V. Mailheot, ^ n r Mas alien I III- rranlnr nniniitb«m«rrclusion of business a social hour Uluc 1lidnnil II'I III.: " • Margaret • e l I Halli' ..........muhitd » » . OJ*r l H irmiiixx war aprrUI Kin. Was enjoyed when the hostesse* man, Blue Island Ilk, A, S. u m 1aU4 luii-nui) kuriBraini imfka.wlihaiiarajaec* «.*■ *r#a. Mrs. John Pearson and Mrs. Adams diTson, Daytona Ih-ach; U. Flint •r•«.farts-e«*at r l l r t i*«fl Itr itrMU«^iI> hM|irn»r<t served home made cukes and in­ Orlando, Flu. j iMil** nuf nf<- ItU l i m M i i r j Ii*till is mu! I’lMi hJ ittji ( Miiur» Itii I Im* s-ream. ' «*ltihu«k flo (rr) nut- iimtilml |»rrrr»il Itrllrr. Among (huso present were: Mrs. Mr. J « w l i i r t i h i I I m il'l l. 111 - • »'■ >. Hen Monroe, Mr*. I.. M. Telford, i < Jrwrw ffmrllr** l« llrlnuilii. Mrs. W. E. Wells, Mr*- Johnson, itilMlnu III felitii-JaitfKlritl frriilan f i l l uf aliiituM-li, l i i t u r l m nl r f r Mrs L«wis, Mrs Susie Squires, Mr*. .• ,X. < I Ini T e l e p h o n e 1 4 8 M H 8 . I KICD. S . D A IC .'E U , S o c i i l y E d it o r UcHidcnce Interesting: Meeting T e l. :i7 Completion By Engineers •>r Its Regular Conference Monday-Tues^ay ^ l i s i S T il-X i1'» t a f i - a i ........ * work FA S H IO N T .^ v m N T S 4t. ..i. ■ and \ Tair J tr£nt yjam i? i Noted lecturer Will Speak At Chautaucjua - Get Belter • Results By Asking Our Advicx? ............ * A •** Batteries $9.50 “Sanford's I.eading fileaneVs^' Personals SPRING HATS Children’s Dresses k make up these dainty little wash dresses for. . chilcli’en.w sixes ran^%fl $ Negligees j h e a lt h These lovely neK'liRees are of Frcn cb^ afo.’ HINTS .4; ■vis? srl^aaT- *•5E» • ‘SS lSSs G. L. Coodhue, Mr*. J. M. Hayes, Mrs. McCauley, Mr*. C. Cook, Mrs. A. I). Shoemaker, Mrs. Stones, Mr*, f*. R. Estrldge, Mrs. Virgil Lee ’B tr a n sff hauling. ( ’r“tlng Shipping, esd Storafe. and c r e j) e de chine elaborate­ ly trimmed with lace or fringe:’. Colors are fast.* Replicas of Important, Paris Successes Hotel Arrivals TTOKTeg' jimi U , fiu rr A i r , Trlr|»lMti*r j i «ia« %illl h r nu rf irU ^tl AiiiiLI> »»*• %%HI «tri d ( ) ^ •ml Iwm uf 11inr fr«»»u U r Mr d 1.00 to Imm% Ii i . $ 6.00 Shapes are large medium and small for spi ing:. The brims take all sorts of , turns and twists to smart­ ness. There are‘so many, that classification is diffi­ cult, yet you are assured all are chic, authentic and of the mode. THE I B .’ -H $6 & $ 7.50 * • -Slips Baron ette, S^itirAV Crepe de Chine and R a d i u in. Plain and fancy. r . $ 2.50 to $ 7.00 . t:« v ( J M * * • i4lw •r• *'H')| 11/- .tbivl* 1 i Wf ’ settf* m Ansi » i r**fV 4 r. , 'ttx .J mi i v- 1/ijs-' AitfUi -**-—--- t �.-™i* u i i i u i j j B W i i ■■ M orrell And Sdnf R I A L O F Will Be Shown F o r . B A N K E R -2nd Time A t Milane ■Til HI — The; s h a ll sh all 1 e ugl**f wsaty md fa PR A aide u aapi^Ad ^ni' THfi-WNfrmih m a ^ B B B5 ,t)if kMhnpphifr of other ramtidhten | tint! wan! workers. Ench bureau * J ] , * * ** car was armed, with automatic f V l 3 n S lilies and riot nuns. “ Don’t mix into politics," w as1 v / W l l ^In Burma, WhereMusciy^Yorks,* Instead of American Machine^ A SALAD PUZZLE SOLVED! »l the substance of inst met ions glv* piTXSIl (Continued fruit page 1) en the bureau zqund.t and special _-|hp k u ull \vMMMu4iodiin<court before the jL\*tectives who will do guard duty ‘" vn l,u*‘ 1 1 jury w a a ^ n H y picked. The defat the polls by deputy commissioner ^Un,” fen«o used all five of its preefnpi>{ notice William 1$. O’Connor. in Wet\ Dr tory challcng** while the state only ^•Kcep hands oir, if possltde, and yd Dayton Usd two, ThU judjje eXcufced i$ fof if you have to, question anylmdy, H"! blurt t the venire. The sjafe successfully' .it/) git id « polite manner,“'Jtldtf O’- ' '° >ll(rt f°dn • rhnllejigsiLT.xto tor nuati nniVTht Connor ”l>onrCjdmVe-nnv machimi. Eamspy H. I). Warner! guns down“tho ifirents of, flip pub . Stephen defense onp. . W. 0 . ' Diekmison,- of Tampa, in­ •finds hintsclf hni)l> j-t l.fnilon, brnkterrogated the veniremen for the en in health, without work, desert­ defense. He inquired if the pros­ ed by his picasurmlovlng wife, nnd pective juror’j .were acquainted with his small sar. V fear. He sets with Mr.-Key or Mr. Dean. He also out. determine I that he will take incessantly Inquired the attitude of even a pitiful wage in order to cd* the jurors in case Mr. Lake should J urate the boy. P,rl he meets with not be placed upon the stand,**nnd ! disappointment on all sides nnd is their attitude toward Key's testi­ i finally forced to solicit a job as 1 mnn-of-all-wnrk at a shabby inn. mony. State's. Attorney Millard It. ; The landlady, Carmel Myers, tor* Smith questioned the venire for the 1' meats him and grudges him even state. He confined his inquiries in an hour of companionship with his almost every case to simple general boy each evening. To make matters questions and ns to whether they j] worse she makes savage love to were friends of Mr. l a k e ’s nr lmr- . hint, the price of his yielding to he rowers from the hank. bine one cup drained Hawaiian pin e­ Judgrr DeWitt T. Gray w h o is | apple t i J lot*, two cup* diced co o le d sitting in the case frequently in­ c l o c l c n , three-fourth* c«p diced celery, terrupted ttln attorneys to question snd one third cup mayonnaise d i c m n c . A r ra n g e m lettuce cup», top with the prospective jurymen himself as m a y o i u u n e . ''a n d garnuh with tipe to theih qualifications. The judge i lives*. was obliged to excuse a number of j the venire because [heir names npTropim l S a litJ: Cut lix dices ol peared only on the last October list j MIAMI, Flo.. Apr. 10.—( I N S ) — pineapple in halves I’ ate an a v icad o , of men 'for Jury duty nnd not the * Chief of Police Quigg and tliii-i- of ;jV‘(J ‘l' c| c it in lialvca lengthwise, remove sto — new 102ft list. h's siihnnlinolt-.s will go on trial ("•j,,,: !e•V'd-.fti;.halves crujswne into half motto "for murder Thursday morning at j.,. The tasH of picking the jury he i s.iap'ii’ A i t a y g r n n , a lied .of romainrv 10 ti'chick in what promises to In- A». an , gan late yesterday ■ifternoon. ilteiiiatitn: halves id pineapple aiid out- of tin- most sensational eases *Lc» |c When cobrt qdjournesl at 10:ft0 i hmisekce|H-r at tin- inn nnd Wimp h\ acado Serve with lime dressing ever heard m the eircuit court p last night, the six men in the Imx I er’s most i<ympathetic friend. lU.iJc h v siih'tdnting’ lime juice (or Trevor gets Warner’s sop Kit in­ here, The leiitl ilitle was set by ^ j jc-im.n Jtiic v in a standard 1‘ ierteh at that lime were forced to spend dudge A. .1, Itose In eireuit eourt • ‘ ,, Jiessing. the night- nt a hotel. When murt to n good school, hut when the ..i-Rterdiij. hill tlav adjourned.U men had been ques­ school authorities loarn that In- is I’int'tippl - uful (.tram C .h ft'f SutuJ t htef tjuigg, officers A. M. Till- Ortand tioned. The remainder were inter- the son of u porter, he is forced I Dtflll. tVVvh e I l.ivc.iiiaii pineapple sines iiits, Thomas Nuxwnrth nud John Jrlnmu dognted this morning after court to withdraw. Winner’s ex-wife, now Jtid ut> th in ,u glily , llbm binc one and Cmliloll, are eliarged with the iiiur at o n a rich tnnn’s bride, rontes to tinopened, at, 9:45. uuc lourth c a l e s iie aiu cheese, two tier 1 f if. Kier, a negro hell hoy in tirJ libivspooiu creame otic-half teaspoon Tom Palmer, who neteil ns chief hotel ns a guest, and the father h o f . i^coycr and . paprika, Inly. IPl’ .h. Tin- eourt ordenii .■ * Lout a of Lake's counsel during the first fears that some day site may want ■ y.ji. uiTn-.i J u n e , heat until I an- I of .'ill t in ifiio-ii to In- ill .-ist n * getution of Judgs Grny’s court, took to eluim their hoy. ir c a iu y Spic-aJ inle­ 11oni vvfiicli Id juiyno-ii might he i The Inn finally prospers nnd the field this morning but had no t s ihi j . oij i*i. !i dice of selected, ( hief (Jtiigg cx iu csst-ii a i “ t Warner is made manager. Kit active part tn questioning thr jury. puie.ipplc. M e n *5-yn-i e v e iy two puasuro whon ihat Ins cib«*ppcvJ >Yafliaf8xp9aUp EDoJ uiredmm meets hi? first romance in Molly, slices lit pineapple-,' Chi^ely together. case would have such quick, ht-ltl A ill-sill He will bos*lhly cross-examine the Trevor's little daughter. A great Chill well, .--I ip wedge shape, and *»Kv c si.tfi pile on »ti*p Ictttiir. Pour over It state witneSM s ax they are placed surgeon's successful treatment of her when in a severe accident l i r i . i i d ie - 'ii.g and >eive w-itli may* on the stand. o m fP s e A - a -.aiiatis* .>dd one tahleA request made by the defense mnkes tint hoy determine to be­ sp i.tin Iksi-juetoit . lice-e i>r two tablecome a great surgeon also. this morning for an examination of spi.i.!:' .1 imelv shopped chives to the Time passes and Kit has entered the bank, books to be used in evi­ cit.im . h i v i e , m place of onion juioa college. In the midst of father and dence in this ease was granted byI r v i n t.. r . s t r il g c I - d a y 'iim io it iiJudge Gray. A severance of Key’s son’s happiness, Mrs. Sorrell (Anna ,-ei| h is w it ltd r a w ; I l i m n tin- i.-o case from that of Lake’s was ask­ Q. NilHon) comes again and tries fill ( ' u n s t a b l e ItCrllUse o f h (- a p p ed and granted early’ last night by to wean Kit away. Rut, in spite of ointm ent ns D i-tm t \ p nt tm all her tempting promises. Kit re­ Judge Gray, CHICAGO, Apr. JO -(IN 'S i C e n t m l r i o f i d a o f tin- West i . n - t Another night session of eourt mains true to his father. K e l t iii-.ei C o m p a n y motln i and tit-r tliivc Munl children Kit heroines famous ns n sur­ Is expected today. It will probably M r. K s t i i d g e Inis b ee n i f - ' i g n e i . purished in a tire which destroyed begin a t 8 o'clock. The trial itself geon. He is engaged to Molly. On t e r r i t o r y c o m p r i s i n g e ig h t ro illit i t heii1 holm- he .e today. "Three othr their wedding day, Warner lias a began at 2:50 this afternoon. i s f / uni . H a i n e s Ctv, tm rthw anl p r -mis im lmimg th husband nnd hard time hiding his sulfrring. A a n d ' a i d that- w i t h m u li a [al ife >. W f k ‘.Mtiltin a f '-Jtulittv|toy Iwxvit. fat hi V. ami two toniiu-is am in a hit of shrapnel picked up ill the tel I it |\ lie wotilil mil have the Who lia ■ liei-n a f f i l i a t e d vvtllt tile hospital "in a iiitie.al o m litn (iwar is bothering tits In-art, Rut •St l - u u H lovvhs olid o l h e i M a im I line I >* g i v e tin- i f l u e o f t mi lie bravely smiles thru it oil anil I lie dead at e: Mi~ Leslie Wltitak L e a g u e t e a m an d tins tieen ai-fiv e • tal h- if e le c t e d ti ■ !title. the couple leave on then Imneyi t , lid. and her bullies, Marjoris*, In a n n o u n c i n g h iw it li d t a w il in ( l e t v-liqiiMg y o u n g o.i -elm ll plav mortn. When Kit and Molly return M r K s t t u i g e s a i d In- w is h e d to v i ' a i d m ..| g a t u / .in g t tas> [l lea aged a. Wan en, ami Hetty- l.on. they find Warner on his death bed. Itian k l i u I t iend i tin a s sin a m e g o e s , lias a r r i v e d i n - S a n f o r d w itli eleven months Leslie Whitaker, It is onlv it matter ol days. All tin v g a v e h in i uiqn-rt. It'll h a ll piay *-i - vviio -will b e g i n the husband and tnlln i. was s,. (Continued from page I t Idfetr p r a t I tt e tunnvr i ovv m o r n i n g at c-mers further demanded that tin* bmllv b i m i e i ! Ili a : in- n u n the. I I K T K l I 1 V K s i l l H I T S l i V N D I I t it l-a ill purl. adrisory councils, comprising seven M a ry IStali-u a m i T o b i a s 1’ i t f , Mi M u lle n d e e !.l i e s all o f I d ' members for each crop he named ( IID A l . O , A pi I" i I NS i men me chvtn eul c o l l e g e I m y s . all sin o f t to* ile a d w o m a n , vw-ti* by the PreattH-nl, auhject to urn\lt o n l e i to ' t i c k cm Up w a s n i o k i c ' . w h o III- hel^i-ves w ill he nm ly Ion lied ti r**s» ut* firmatinn by the Senate, with all - *. wrvf- * met tod ay b y a h a il o f le ad I t e m v e r y p a p u la r w ith flu - lo u tl fan s, merrfbera active producers of their, 1.mills . tile r e v o l v e r of R o b e r t W o o d w a r d . Kvet.V olie w h o is i n t e l c - t e i ] m |4te particular crop. Under the original n d e t e c t i v e . A s a it-suli mu- o( t e a m lots hi-t-n in v i t e d |o lu- |ire,'t-nl bill, the board could appoint these DIM III I HiriON K \I IIS ( . I T S III t w o y o u t h f u l b a n d i t s vvliji t r i e d -A • he t i r A vvm kout t " in o r i o w . council* from the producers of a i certain crop. to lode W o o d w i n d up. w a s i n M a n t . An iniporti'llit m a s s m e e t i n g w ill - S AfalSfU-RV Ml Apr, in — All the powers of the farm lv k i lle d a n d tile o l h e i Im odit c a p b e h cjil T h t lr ^ d q y ip e lit tit lilt- r i l f tlK Jk ^ • -than foitv men were hoard to invoke the equalization omicr aiw;st fa-lv today oil liquur fee." Initnrh ‘‘j uarkclina.^juulutls.— the nulnber of tiekets that have ch arge s as o (e-itit of o n e 'o f the h n \ e b e e n .toe L a wherein the. government would been mild anil to give tin- people a largest pr<-lnhitinn rjjiils ever -jjag|iam o li g a v , - Mi,. take over the marketing- «r any <i. lltllTH-y. i-bailee to ass!-.| in disposing of I'd in till' s e c t i o n o f the state. T h e crop or terminate ’ federal aid, tin- tickets. W o o d w a r d vviis operations were under the super­ would bo curtailed by other umnedThe J i n n i e s of the players who] vision o f deputy administrator J. l'tiii a c c o s t e d him nu-ntx, which tin- Knutherners pro­ have just oj lived are Rob llatha I., Osteen, of the middle North posed. ( ( 'oitlinui-il from page It way. pitcher, -of Greenville; M •<"urulina ilistriel The Utter demanded that ench i morning hours. Marks, outfielder, of Itirniiiigham; 1 The arrests followed undercover major deein'oit of the board on The turbulent campaign closed C,. (), Lopez, 2ml base mini, of St. operations in this section fui scv Dl "lit.IN. Apt Hr tJNSi these su hejets lie approved first by Inst night in n whirlwind finish I in- turn- ol the tako-olf ..1 Mi Louis; S. D Purcell, outfielder, eral weeks. u majority vote of the advisory typii-al of Uu- mitjyit'r in which it Junkers nmmqduiu-, I'lemen on it nirmingham: II. Parker, outfield,) council fur that particular crop. St. Louis; Sam Simon-, infielder. | A g i t | o f I I h a ' Opposition to the bill was led by was contested. Shortly before mid-' t unis.Ailnntic (light wa> still .Senator Ft-ss lit) of Ohio, tin- night word tom died police (lint Titus' mallei of iimjerturo today, \ |_| Springfield III : John Lilanl, linl t m e m b e r u f a li g h t president’s so-called spokesman bi llatrn, alderman und Small-Thump* lliongli wenilit'i- *-*imVttons were ) tiasenmn, llossville, Kansas: Pete o f Iti isln t, E n g l a n d the Senate, ami Senator Thomas I. Min.t’rowi* leader from the foitvAIM I I K i A N C I T Y , I ml.. A r p |i reported i,, |„. imu,. favorable, tin Allaben eateher. St Louis; Arthur (TOO L A u : TO C L A SS IF Y ) Walsh, (It) of Montana. Fees j third ward, had been kidnapped. ( I N S i - John Hall, alias Gray l i l t s appear delei mined to take Daltqii, piu-her, Trenton. N. .1.; I-hi three months, Apt No. I, Imh Ilatf.i is Thompson's eiiliiiidnte lor J J o e D o m in i c k in lie ld ir, S h u i r o n , fought the equalization fee and paid with his life in the elect ti no i ham i-s and made no announce, St. ami Park Avr. Every enlivenI proposed u h ti, providing onlv ward eommittei-muu, limit here today lot the murder ■ Penn. it-iu e, also gat age. Phtiiu* S.Yt-■J . uteiit ot all impeding dt-parluie “ loans" to cooperative associat­ Mighty- d e t e c t i v e b u r e a u s q u a d s Louis K lelilier. Si nth Rend. I ml ions. Walsh attacked the equaliz­ ut ij . im im - jliit tc ly H is p a lc lt e d t*i ■' druggist. 2.1 SE A P L A N E S NEAR J \\ ation fee as 'Tniconsiiiutionnl." NEW T R EA T M E N T STOPS F IT S f sc-arch fur Hulfn and to prevbni ' Hail protested his innocence t I At’KSON\T LLE, Flu. Apr. to. It mnl* l> li, N, * ,— \\ •iinliTf ill rv I IN’S ) — Twenty three s* apian s wiiI im nr** rt'Mi'Hi 'i ■»> II|*l1r|Hi> i o l- ' ENGRAVING il h| |M' li li •"% % f I li fit fiom winter maneuvers at Guunl j flit* in *•wst mI li It lmr ii ri*i»i**»l t’JiM'fc i*l I -|i 11 •*|*- • nnanio Ray broke their flight here i III* H(* tir Min Mil* mid I* not liulili l o n o l n g - \i») ri*iiilrr %%ln» Jrwrlrrs-Optuinrtrlxt last night and were anchored m mi nit’ In I* til* liu I**ill **l I ‘dot llr|tl. I*” -. Watch Repairing the St. Johns River. They re fueled ’ ||*»% TI, *• •, .1oil in>> I "I net’ M it I Inn, ti III r «*«*«*lit* n I r r r tins morning ami took off f,n i lu­ llriHil* l> li, X. IxtoKli i •*\|»ltiinhiu iliU u n t ftttiuritiilu me port at Norfolk, Vo. l«'i*il lr**nlain*ill. \\ rlip 1I112111 |ii-tlii|.| Kstridffe Drops Out Of Con table Race Hall Players Have Arrived And Begin Playinj* Tomorrow Owner Of Theatre Appeals To Senate To Remove Taxes •Chat to re. f orty ! Ohi<’ Florirow f i B a c k e r s O f Bi l l N ear A g r e e m e n t By C o m p r o m i s e -Y>V Vri&fTHr Pro tin lily fliure will a over tin a ch tilery. When a corporal ion t..,H conclusive naawer'to tlm question laud to drill for ull. It al.sajv |*t| vvlit-llief until gained atiylhlng when a circular plot; anti' as tin •Jr .'«i the t|iieer tiled h-y of not Inns which naturally cannqU^cover gii til wo .-all dvllJ/jiUm tmi eh-UtmMSti >v5 mnd;the Inim-Tlces me l.-rt i,(rr Ilia luck, lortis to Ills Ililt1(fr*atld fll** |(in these the tmtlVes tlig u.-ili; u qulslt Iv.-ness Into his ml ml. Even orally dig them, with ph ks. 'Ir.vrt among folks « Jm me addldid to luiekols and haekadM-s. Their i clothes, iniils. ami tnqulsliIvenesn. an-often .Km feet or i f i t u dei-p \-| Ilirte I# an aggressive minority In lUnimaula, by the imtie im t d, which still Insists they would he they nut infrequently g., t‘,uu fr*t •setter off !( these things nad not down. J ’y these simple pnasttri, Uei-n Ittillcicd on tln-m. It seems to with labor that costs altmui uo'l.Itq, dcpt-tiil oti the |si>!itt of viiv.-. they coin pete wIth the up to date m. Taka Uurmru It Is ilmut the sire petisivn mech.uitc.il ci|uiptm-(i*. of uf Texas, and Is tint Hi ltUh owned \m e ilea n oil ttelil.i. In wh i . h i ,.u , i KM-tlon of the soul hen stern Astatic wells have cost far beyond f liit.iiim, in'nInsula. It emhr.ices otic of the I Vet despite the enormously i tit­ oldest and. richest oil llelt.s In tits' er expense, American «d is world, ns Texas emhraccs some of ditceil, a ml Its products turned out, the newest and richest. Hot llurnia -ii clu-.iplyy that the low < els at has linen or four limes as mnnyj ihe.^uoloi tst's gasollyo in the ....... . penplo as Texas. Consequently la­ Stales make posdlflt- tin- u-tnij bor Is exceedingly cheap and there J of Stt.ntiu.itOO motor c a n -mis , ar Is comparatively little use fur tna |to every live persons. New Optical O ffice Opened Ry Former RisSidertl Dr. J. ( ’. Davis wlm h a s m a n y s a t i s f i e d p a t i e n t s ju anil a r o u n d K a n l o r d . Il.tvc the doctor test y o u r eve-* a ml fit y o u w it h g l a s s e s fot t>*-i>t vision in lii-adnchc at u l t ice Room 201 Rico Hofei (IIM'dSITK C(ll li I HIM SI I Take ( teat W( (li K Gl \h’ VXTKKn Pleasure In Announrititf that I Have Reen Appointed for C'enlral Florida McLaulins Diamond Mounting R IG G E R S D A IR Y - F A R M Phone JOHN S . TAYLOR ( W6 Q. ' ScH *ict 4 i\ ■ MM1 Mn s . T.yy^-oit. UMdnJ utiuhu can^iiiiyio fpr upv- uxtuir, Li . u . WIBH: CAicttfo WWd OKrat. jnun J ' u ■ tid bnukct; turn n, tv*vmly t'oinmlMioiicr for n Ftot#* Urpffkrhlallvp i*ir Hirer term*: n Hfnln Hrimior fitr l u ci 11'i unit. C/t*1 /4*4, l fc ' M , a - \\ Is / PhtliddphiA Se n a t o r T a y lo r mlvni.Tlrs S*e||ri’ M'lioid.i ami p( IicmiI h mi*; niii'(|iiuti- jwnrlotn for old ►(•MiriKj »tiDiicrr riilld Wrlfnr* L i » i 91 n d f< I c e n i f *?' a ,/ tr BY J. O: ’ LANEY H.l , •'*f 1'I H A R R ^ T .Y O U G E ^ ^ r t l f t e y E R Y n riM e , y o O Sm \ | _ c- o k in g .. c o m e o n / C R '.T T O ’-Wf f DRUGSTORE anw>- r un ▼ f T&Jw qaj WAV. o p f >,f?i RHI Wofhm fn'p ) Inrlda; nnd • l*r* hniiiutlori Of rntiiffy l»t»ini IjoitiPfi, SANFORD FOLKS ■ -; O.cnjtMloi.nl * •M p i <*oni|)f|Huttlmi KiHhl ldclitt ;»fv• for nil |».*wt« tif Cm im City . Molhi*r»< dl .ill L w tr jo x F. ■*.•»..' a y \* L-. ; 1JtXStf*. 1'- 1 fiu«nrrj n , Urcc ctliDi irowrr, »hipi»c,r .*»nilf |».n_L. 1 ; mi .1711 Sweet .Mill; *,"Sweet ('reI Rut try 'Milk . , -Mi.Rj'F o r 'Jluhies ■ Jl t \ 1 ■ ■ — ’ ) l BLO W YOU TO A S W t t L L — A roif for Tnylnr 1% « vote for raff* non *tecta tia 11, non * H f llumtl, t!iii£r*‘i»Ahtf y i i i f i n n n n l , % f - M-,tTATl.C A. P a id p o litical u d vcrtirtfiM SflltR * • Thi* if u tenCczvii't >vkt>»e <Jd»obii)g dgjfcq ker/ . G ittr fiir* citt lift. ‘ a % , ' ^ j tii-d p'ddftlc* IU woll n* .ihotto i*P'U. CJgnr* rm- him. svtvt ts rbold neetfs nt urH*c*x right'* • nun1 * -1 ■»' 'i|«|n nil r-1•* ' Tht* rranmUj’* IDruft Storotm-^ .1 to) Uilm ^O-a-’ul *' �■ . ! '. • ■' t ■■ vt ; ■ 1 / ,* . „ I ' . • THE SANFORD ] * ** r : • X< * :• * f " , ‘ . a*• SANFORD,FLO! .* \ , 4 • ■ » I r \ * ?-*■* iFv j * *Vv : .V i i o' *• <a9 99 •^ u - f,APRH;;iO, 1928 PAYPENALTYFORi,’ ] MURDEROF GIRL" FSH T 6AMBIM, ........ ................ r*-« e . 1 [pin lord VatWwan AERATES « i ; C u ll A d tu t* •4s, • ba raeirnd ,t K * * - a * 4 ir i m l . lO -A i N m l t r y a n d E j » g a ' 11AllV C H IC K S delected stock delivered, W. Leg* lionis 100 $12. Hoavy Mixed 100 *!;■ II. Hocks and It. I. Reds 100 *I*J< 500.570. Emerson, Hatchery, He Used His Head ft r-\±" Urouksvilte, F l a . TT.IP b • Him _ 8 c a line Um —4— ? « • Una prime f t m a w u Political Announcement 10-H Hams and Flowers to SURVIVES tOUHNKY Ton m i n a i r r I beiebr announce my c.thill'lsny fi't r«.cii»'iiun to the office of sher­ iff of Seimnot* County subject in ­ ti* wth.ii -'WIIK'rtth ...... . -V •luti*. .Jutu-. t win will appfeclata appreciate your s ip p /it . respectf ully ( uum |___ _L\ U. if AND. p V I’lN EIIURST, N. C.. Apr. 1 0 .- O I I A T D V WANT AM u m v i n g the if li r -ut O l l U I ( I N S ) —iBttsillv — Easily ssurviving D l W U l 'l a l l , rouiitli uf H'tifl ^uutlii Tt*n. w v v t i i i \ vm| n i ^ i i n ¥ T ,ii t ^ - ^ V r.-IJVF/D IN SECREI 1 * of ( hlengn, Jntm TTObg, Stnnford; fc University, and Frank X. Shields, 1 national junior champion, wen- M istre ss O f O akley H a r r is Is favorites to advance further today. * Itcsp o n slh le ^ F o r I)c tllh _Of Man WilhAVhomShcHadltc Lott entered the North nml South .sided For Over Ten Ycnrs tourney after winning the singles title in the western tournament at N E W O R L E A N S . U . , April , 1 0 . Asheville Inst week. Of llosimai Will lk KirnL* i'erson To Ik Electrocuted ,, ISv The State Of Illinois ' .«• . v _____ ,tr vriof t.H lGAG«T-7Vp Dl. Amaiitc lloiigcltl, r»»V.rtev •, ft Itcnil of a tnrgo hositital her*. A itl' bp the first person in Illlnols'td ‘UF ■tit rxpiutcd in the electric chair ia* I unishment fur murder. v This sentence will be carried out • April LI, unless something u n fjire *.,,,,^ , seen occurs to stay the order. Jlxi ( I N S ) — Life was but n gamble phvsieinn was found guilty of thn to Oakley Harris, nnd he forfeited mur,|flr Miss Loretta Kndcnf W " • (L e g a l N o tice s) a t io x <,n n **1,‘ dicer— his conI and her newly born child. llirttlllt II F |>| n u i 'A I i.\ T iii: 't"iiu:i li' t o i'itr . T\vt:\.tfldence in Mrs, Sain It. (». Ki*1l* , The trial of Dr. Rungetti niT)H*.':b. wtr I rtu t T in t t.r.u isi A T t n r Sltl.Ji .'I I- Ilia uj.siuarbing l>emnrjatl.' I'liMary, I. hereby announce ■i* v iS EOR SALE: 100,000 very Hue •( «\> imiiiI .hi•y fur the lluu-a of sweet potato plants: A. Robbins, Ifrprcseiitalievi, as a member of i Wlticcd >» ara for " H e a r y o u h a v e a n ew p o sitio n E d — am i from Uruup 7 If nominated I pledga 1007 W. First St. utlro ins* ni. tip’ hii| i [forts In behalf of JJta -VjJ fiji; f t 1. ' __ word* of rmga length p4 ui>lr ..f Seminole County. Tha etyfnx iifvd uf the people of Mctl[coanted a. Hi tv h n t R ill tvjih HAvhiR, i t ’s q u i t e a s t e p ■a h e a d . " ill I* Tax . ItrUef, especially reduc­ ilmum chat of 30c for Zinnia Plants: Burpee's Giant, tion uf hu'itl. in te r. This, In my opinion rail lie effected by aa . Inaertion. Ufic per doc. $2.00 per 100, Mix­ • “ I t s u i t s m e a l o t b e l t e r t h a n n t y old o n e a n y w a y . ” cAUltahU itislrlhufli.il uf tha H advert Is in i restricted ed or separate colors. R. K. Whitpresent. five gasoline live cent gr< inline i* ji oper c U u if on. neiuiijt the State (Uiad Peparlment. ner, Jr . Summerlin Avc. Ft. T t -Tit I it o .it in t'iA i. p n t O t.I T , . .i ii ed nationwide in te rest b ccau s* o r rtehonl - I'uiinllea and Cltlea,— par. o p P i .t m t i M . in ANtt p o o T i n : |ow ay.xvho recently shot the t vor l ds , ‘ « ; ™ ' .........r , K„ ,i„ (, an error i* la The San"1 M lik e t o c h a n g e ' , m y s e l f . But 1 never seem to Mellon. Phono 882W. | , , , . . , . . i the revolting n atu re of the crin w ,- tivdf t Ic 111 * t ty the Cuiinlli-i and t'lilee. n » i \ T t o r > i : o i \ o ». i Herald will] responsible If lii.innni by (tie Humiliation I i fnmm,:‘ a m b l e r i“ death in his ] nm, tho cruP, b ru tality of the man ; ■rn n r c i n . only one Incept insertion, pfi.nilae—to devote nit Ilia energy i: t'. V,\l,*iJMS‘. t:-implnl|lnut, . . . home . . here. — -— palatial The woman .had. 1 ! a , told by s t a t e ’s witnesses. Dry-’A-twh e a r of a n y th in g good b ein g o p e n ." nfut »t|>crle,ie,. th at l p o is f i i to |advertiser fl subsequent 15—Apartment For Rent ar.-cinidUh that end. !■ '. S VHtt.NAV lllM.UN' It. VP.lt----been his m istress for ten year.*, i R nngclti wns found guilty o f b a r •* -up rtlons. The o« should bo It. W. P * U It \f AN. Jr. N\\. ill— wife. W. IV, ,C. HAIITli. , 1 1 , .1 11 tin* uei loi nieil ail illegal ooerativU -I/.if. fied immedla* in case of S t v p o i t h p-n.NTKV PI.UP- I.‘S tt is a long s to ry , the recording ,MU l>eii<>imen an p r uv“ T h a t ’s t h e w a y it w a s w i t h n te , T o m — u n t i l I Close in Attractively furnished 2 •IO TOP t tlTPIt.i HP SRMINOLW TATI’S, I.W.. » Poroi-iat lun, Alt... . , , 1, . . . .1 ,1 <upon Miss E n d c rs , of tailing to , !-•r* n u l l : r i : t i T t u g i : i t w u n u s , „ f f H a rris suhfhission to the whims j (|Vp |l(,r | ife because He was t i n t .t i a ^ p 0 * t'oliNTlr. room apartment. Privnte bath, 1 \ *, 1 m -li t-i neiiouncc (hat 1 nn a TO ADVBBERP hot water and lights Included. enough money to o p erate fur's s t * « c» m.U'1,I,.- fui 1 elect lot) ta th e o f­ Tl‘t |'\Ai! ' n ANIC* Ks Vl?n-V.linloooN'V I,,f 1, 10 " " m a i l , alw ays in fe a r that began read in g th e S anford H erald E m p lo y m en t fice of 1 Mtimv C-ifniiilisl-acr fn.m i: (t tt-itl.uAl .m i illl.UA s.lutii.L».\t, i b|„ ipother, who c o n u s with her. 1 1her upmi “tier and with allowing. : -»a: ) $l)inmeIs rates. Phone 711 .1. 212 W. Herald, presentatlri i * I - ' i. i. m i . . . 1 !^ I.-. . . . . . , . _ r i . . i . ,.r . ... District No aul-it-ct to tbc de- Ilia wife, 1n-t*-11«t n t * . 4th St. • \ , i . * an<b'ds»cAree'tL^’ ,.'NVa( o f life he was *u' r ‘ t'dd to die because of iack ‘tfsbiii, cl* Imi .,f Mi* vntMS tn Hie l)cmn(oughly famii with rates Illl.l. T u K'ultK-’I.USP. ciatlc Primary tu oe held on Junt MuttT-IAUP.H i and claqcatton will C olu m n s. A n d t h e n it w a s n ' t lo n g b e f o r e l f o u n d j u s t Tu t u b ' ‘p 'kvU'V.Yin ‘ NATJUNAI. le n d in g ,)n the end he died with thn " ' " " ^ h m i n t . f-th. A t>. I* :* ___ _______ The trial envoived chuigan . u C ' , you complanformation. U room furnSeVifA apartment. Con­ J o h n , u tn au ii. hank win-t.iii-s.ii-'Mi n p.i b„,S?t 3 7 ^.', v i,C,7 r'nCi- « Tim K„ , ^ a r , . r Mill'' tiavlnu j H*-*’ - knowledge that his m o ther |)ic irtim idation trf witnessed b r ; * a |if you wish,jr will assist veniences. First floor. .'501 Cor­ i.. , n in*iliiu,.i fur ii,* ttiifpoy,' t*f, h itte r knowledge th a t hi- limthoi the tlofiMtao law y er. W illiam S ca t) s J . in wordljifclr w a n t ad w h a t I w a n te d ." ner Fifth nml Palmetto. (L e g a l N o tices) Lake it mordfecliva. executed !>>■ P ft. Veemit olid Helen ' kllCW. ^ ,, -1 VutCUIK t,_ l]lt Kidlljtp(tl-QK v i 1 " , II Vrinsy tu set-ui e ,Hr«;_DfliJU,e.nt j FtntV' wofm'ir tti TTn frtS’T tvit nosic* and -t>iheT ser,aatiJ»tIftl-'. APARTMENT FOR RENT, Ma­ df e c it n " , mim* ,1 -hy‘ iu .tho a h . i t e . I _ ^ . .. details, many angles o f which at* ...u , Innotm cem e honey Apts. 1000 Park Ave. Wa­ NIITIl'K Pllll PITILIPATIIIA. named cum Ida he. iilf which lml*nj,-j life, a<o f a r as tma atory is con now ponding in the Ciimii\*l(V .j \0 Serial No 02IU'(i urr* ul inoclana** lire duly rccnrAri ter and garage furnished Phone Sc.nln-"■‘'r NDTlCi: u p PI-AIM I'NDIttl HsAS ■*d In the ,. 1, 1 , lie r .c m d s of »f Semin1 i,c'*- ]U * '"'.tiler, Edna S late, n Gnu i ts hero. lODUClNG L/s Pure Pork . ‘ 't>’< --a n 18*J. fo rm e r mistress, Mrs. Kcllowny, TlDN 2-112. II S . AS AMGNI m: d •»ie CnuiiD. ii'iurlJa. in Morlanti-’ -----lijagc. 117 Media A 'c. L a st Fall, William C o n i , denial . UV T i m ACT OP JANUAKY 21, Hunk a, ,V<), 1 1 ni imi|i. 1 j| und M o ri*’ (Political Announcements) Pofilica! Announcements , , IT , la,;, . r „resirecl. . ' ! . ! ' .who held that position at I ? 22. 4»lS lac,,1, ItnoU Ij nt .it, pnac pi,a** 150. reipeel 1 . the time r.tudcnt ami s w e e th e a r t o f . Midi, „ #v Modern furnished apartm ent*. ilm of his death un,l Jessie- McBride, UNITED STATUS LAND OF I'I UK. ividV'.w’d Ivi'IJi 'und 11 oi.tn'.Arina from [Lost and Fid p o rt STATA I.B filsLATUnK E n d crs, appealed to Dr. R o ng etli ( PUII lOTSTAtlt-R Ilalusst (HrPl.-rldii. March ‘.’I. s a oara r j|1 „.|,om ht, wa to Jmv<. r n Idtl Mil of rumplalnt hMe ln fll- t ,, F rig id nire; Murphy steel kitch­ I nlsb to nnnouftto mf cnndldaor t wJs ti to aiiliunhcp Unit I a in » lulx ^it uRntnrd you iti.it you nrc ,» iu. ii 7 . . to nid him in preven tin g the girl r Chi S tat* l>f IgsLitur* fOeou* A small purprooch at or en: G a r a g e : excellent neighbor­ candidate for (lit office of Con- for Notice i- Itei.d.y a|\.'|i lhat Pllll k rod,lei,t , 01 purniiun not doing hu*-1 married. All four women in thn • District Ni>. «, Semlliol# il Bud Will »nprcci»te siipnorf 16 Pottle hi**Til*.I in Mil* uffle* an Mr*- Inc**' In Ihc State of Kbit Ida «lth fatal Hrt,. of events which led to fro m becoming a m o ther a# ir Municipal h>. Kinder hood: ren t very reasonable. I’ark stable tli* orlniary to b« hrlfl IA County, l-Ti.rlda, »ald District com* aklralliiii under >i i lliiii 2*'1J2, Itevlsed %util pt hp'lpiM I'ffiiH* nml p* hI*** in couple were ton |ioor tu g e t m*V* t , A p artm e n ts, No. 5. I’hunc 8 4 8 —J . le phone frt&O'rlmido. Kc■ u p . mahaw. prtsioa I’. kctlori Precincts Nn'n 1, Slatdle- .1 - unn'iid'-d liv the art uf >iiMhp'H$* «t WhiaiiHtiiSulcm. N i' nt^ uPrttn. ried. Goxzi testified th »t Uongetll ^ *’ 6 . n, I, a. 16. II A 1 C, subject to fur til# rpllf.^hlli lit*] thill tll«*r«* In Ru pf*I Ht.*li III ll'lf* laima"7. I Harris, lifter liccoming riitnntjlrd nccejrled the case for $ 5 0 0 and t h a t .* 7 . lj lid­ I Stull* !*ff KtOr!«t,1' (III* hi’fVi'V llpwll - . . .. ,, . ... . I . POM CONSTAniJt Furnished ap artm ent. Will setl II,r u III uf the Volcra In the l i n i n ' cralle P ilim ry to In It.Id on Jujic s'tv I I SIT 1 See T U< J hhitm -1 /UbporpA Hfmld Im 111ml * , With the Kcllt)WIl> WniPAll. I vil li lo aiuiopnc* tUal ! am . ,. SlIOWf I a rn in u cm e n ts were made for thp ' * furniture. Reasonable. Box 7 .— Otli. A. l» P.' 21 s . i: i t . Nvvi i uf s w i i ^ M m iipaii_ypu: —• -•— . i 1 4 ralnlldatn fnt tile uffliO of Call_________ _______________________ ed g ifts of ev ery description upon ' oirerution. s*.- .< r j s it. ii i: . nu. i •i Vuilr suin.ort will l.p ®UmT*,*?'/*1 1 *|„blr f<vr J.irtfA*. of th« Pear* i;d;o silver I’en Gat. lte-1 Sanford Herald, T\ THM' r t n n i r r u t iiSr o r • u n l-ih o r. mu! y d slus w in not conlent. i T ]^ ol>i.ru ljon p erfo rm fd U h t^ "^ ■•I n tv i i y ... n T pf s . i: A D (A ril.-) SMITH. District No t Ssmlnnl* Count)'. ird. R etu rn Mr. A. Mem. 2 1 P, elel .-I ? uf l.ul || (nr I lurid.t. -aid ..u«.v:cr of ')’* P e a .a <'iM j l ’ P i t v ^ ^ ** 1 ^ ^ liro th cr Twin declared. h j t hr presence of nurses who t e « i K * i V in tv cK in . s»\ I - l uf TIV I I I See, Ii, T IS up 3>78 W . Nicely furnished ap artm en ts wita District I'uinpilslpa fd .rtlo o P ieWhen he did not “ conte across'' f i d . rompHcnlioit'J c c t in within. «t I . ’ I., It ,» s Mr nil A I* ItOStKII. (’ up, plains ul s i: t i * o I lit s. Nu’n I. !. S. < S. 1 0 . II. A |2, ■II m odem convenience'll. rtio M PfHI JtlKTIlTK OP I'KACIC 1)4ti . . |a» quickly as she thought he should, lew days. Dr. Am unate K o n j ^ t l - . ^ subject in the drclrdon uf ih* DrmI ii.riliy onouunc* my cundidaiy ocrutlc 7ft. Call a t .118 Palm etto A **. A U p* i Min .. , " * , ' 4 I be hr ltd adary in br Ustd on Juu* fur r*-e|i'Cllon lu til* office , «f fdh. A. Prim i l i r l X ’! " l l - i r »»« violcn, « , . « I * » 11 ft t l,. sltnw It tu then demanded additional money D |S2t. p T : P o cket boolth title for stlr* uf iht> Peace. District No. ‘t. MiTtrp, o r h a s t i : ii *s a tt.t:. .During the lust six years of his from C o n i before he would o p c r j l f ^ Li* mill »* ■t 1 i. i ■1 e, Mill hr * I I * 1 1 1 .'Oprcrlal* i s i e sviponrl. 4 ROOMS: Furnished or uufurn Ju Ilaclitc h*td tills u m c * lor nearly lilirk nnd W illyright ear. If lo* *-<) iin; t i1, i ' >• tu ru, in N’oU^r b lkrN'Kv.flviii Ituif mn|r t life, lie lived untier n reign of ' : - Ltg lldi: llitVAN ished. Reasonable. West 2nd St. Iv u j-ciarti ii tt 111 the district » « « fu rth e r, C oxii said. The youth w a s '* ih!» tiir»*I t lout lO the <4fid b> virtue fiC * t»r.*r**i' uf Kurt* • Ind please relurulVight Bros. uterard Into Die fo u rth District t NilU.MV * t*1, -• » In Up * terror because the woman discover­ unable to provide this monajr. A $ nit Ir, Idu ulbrc- HitsVsre V«flfl SwIr* Galt 41'tl-J or 630-W. po ii j r s T i c t : o r m e x feci JuMlfl*'! ih usblnil tho voterri itljiivp i'ittUJ»d rniiMv fill I hi* «H 4- l'|» * \ 1. •atn c o n OIST1UCT Ntt.~VOCH (fur their -uppuil on my previous dai) i»f V. l.'iiV tipco* ed he was willing to pay rather a result the girl died. H er childllt i . i : m i : c ci im M. This I* tu annoorire, ®y Candidas'record as Jii*tlcu uf lb* Peace and than to hnve a public scandal that Ul Ytftj'trp'Jr» » -i»n Itr a ltt tr , was testified, was taken into an a d ­ 16 — Houses For Kent •AutomtrvHef plulgii my Im-M endeavors tu Hlva for J u * l h e of thr I’ lare, Irtatft.i thi , 71ti tU> »)f AL-i> . A !» -xnif would rrarh the ears of his joining room, and under i ordertt’ ’ * all I he |*cu|i)i' a miuale. Waal rvllh Nu I, subject to the will of ■•the h*'lnj, v ,Itul# .I mv uf thl*fUtairi ••*i*l H O U S E FOR R E N T : seven roohis, iusjlm U- all and strict JLdt.ercnr* Democratic t olcfs •Jujie 6 lh. Fan- l A . d r u I IT lO.i'HTt T u r . . \ r y * •1 i Ar .i ] nriv* (fay. tu 'fVoiit Ui mother," Tom Harris said. Hut Tom front the doctor, no mtree nor tuV bird l.uko Moirru,!. Paula. Imfie 1*111110 t U iM tlT , \\ ■It I II D «J■I»U I I U LD I( l1lUS I ’ t.'uun .llpuse- at KornJn«t*. Coun^ , ijurris. who will follow the death one was allowed to l>c n e a r it Cftf* 1 w ' '.E a lr :' 1027 Ki four door $211.00 per month. Inquire of .?no. to - Mm l.in s IT W. t.U VI ,1,1.. Mail, Ltiti||t> oOd. Altarnept* AND Pf l|t » ;l| | M ll .t: t t l V V I t , Florida, uil| off,a fot ,.,l* It, . . . , . „ , , , ,, ' ’Bedan. Used v e r i l e . A R a i- D. J inkins, Court House. Sprlnas amt Uuie.st f’ltv, conalltute biiali^ti d h»I 1 *1/|#1 * 1 rm i‘ii?- t tiril uirShcN thiklpy in the (li^’ two days. It died. i i o n t i i A . IV t:|l.\VtTHtt. : tile ubf.'c dlsttlrt ■ , . , CD ll •:A 1 1 :r (-gmiuamiinl ,.slm Phono N o . -1. mpuwui n( •lurlp* t)t* 1 , 0 , 1 ,l)n)irt» of an If •h- n„Mll J,js estate , will fight to Dr. Rongetti refused tA. aHow »Abot. If elected. 1 Plunile* an * tiftnesi in . « Phone r.illywlnu d c-crllm d bind, slluali 1 . fi room huuao furnished. buclne»,--IMls *dinln1t|li,tMo|i f r ^ r s u t i r; s Miss Finders to be attended by. a n >l 1*tor dud beida in the *'uont> 1 thelast t*> keepAirs, helloway r u n tip n n isiT .M H iirt' n r 8 0 5 -W . Crum M>» uiudi tirsddle.vnr.eneia fvn A.nit's rttn i.ic ifitn u JC T ioN Mentlm.l* and Ht ilr ,.f K.lnrld... Ulnie >r(),n grttiii" llttV of tho money priest during her last nionieqts f a i l-.— t*t DODO I am >» Candida•** for r*-*Uctlha Generally connected with , ‘lfcta » b Uu< t l.'plat I) , 1 . acrihrd ., ■ f o lh .n . , f.lTLMN M lt lC V o r «%!*»: pasure c a r s and lant Ii-ucks. 19—Housch For Hale V . 1 , , u l t i c h bebin getl to t h e m a n sh e then w rote a fraudulent death c V - •—>. to |N« ,,Du * of lolendefit uf Mrs NOTIUi; IS flllftu iiv filVlJN Til Ir p II I-.Ti NDUn’. public Itysliurtlu fuf ScfnllluD . i . . i o n ,, i l l Dut>> * td dltlo n. i-shot , lnwn 111 an a l l e g e d s p e ll o f tificatn ottribiiting h er death, to E lm and 13th. S t Phono 3. AfjL WHOM IT .MAY roNUIjJft.V. »ubi*c' lu III* l-ofiiocrat ili.lj iinhn tinil l*y «»f ti *‘ri * S-iu f k*t»!. » lifl IfU, lif r* 1m il |ii tit* Small coltogv on Magnolia Avenue i7uuiil«, tw o tlikcnsrs. * - ‘ 1 | f>*. f.a au rrlmarr lout support- *f"l dl) III. Cii (.*!>cull of ' S. mltn.l. ; rAgc. Mi in lii f’W 1*itl erf i| M p Hi* t uii ’ •l*'|hBc |:c, or,Is r u n j i t .x t i c i » u f x k u i k *2 50 0 .0 0 with only $250.00 cash. Jit^c'laied Tito eourt tefused the physician Court of i n * f w v n i v Ttlird .ludh-iail * n u t i i ) . I lurid.. , > J h i l l o a n y h a s told a s t o r y , IIDCTIIlf'T, NO. T n i i l t I j *9 1DG1NS i T c g s 7 J 6 Auto T. W, U S T O M . I hcelM Hitnuuncu or' randldac) circuit, of florid;,, lu an.) fur ben,. (| »':l- «• •,« , cl.«-e. m P-' TnIJl llnri'is, which If petition for a new trial. T h e co u ji V-.' uliplor an ^ sbeietat works. Owner iiciuI h money and will s a c ­ (til lu*tlfe of 1‘caco of IiWflfP-K o iftplp i*uual). In . Ulpiiit ri >. un tin* .tv K i tV irtT i!' .j ei'Aculuied to build up sy m p a th y pointed out tin* following reason* in :i Kirnch Armunone 710-W. rifice. Address K. E. S. c a re H e r ­ subject tu the decision of Mrs UMli tliy of Murch A lJ ] Mljuvl.t I M f * 1 It, T llr. tlM T IIS o r DUUMII.M lull'll. Ill Hie lltunocralle Pilmury cfHiFf fin 1v 1 it pfnOlrm iiipitlii I’ H ald. * tv 1 1 „iu v x in ivi.i: solicit.n * f.-.i . for her and pulnt Oakley in the fop this refusal: ro isT v . lu br br, d on June *th A. U. I'uJX. It (SATI’H 1** coin phi inti ill oul l*nl* V* “ F i r s t , the defendant iterfornwM i Vmpii«tit.* ni light of an ingrute and a woman I n o li unouiinc* lhat I am a . D a v i d s p k k i c m* 1 ^ <iin niplUi Urin 1 XI UfkkimpIIU P O -iiA lN S F o r Sale: 5 room luaist* in Sanford ci, 11,11 ,1 * t* f„t ic-rlacUoti lu ilia of* r* I1 0 . Urraltl tl. II oil in ItNWori li, l! " I*. no openitmn and nllowet! the girl i -.1 \ T t j f i u i B . I h ealer.Heights. Stucco— all improve-' fin, uf t'uuui j L'ummlMiun-t frt>» To Til K ttlTHIlX ref SIUII.MILN anford Autoilo Co. l!v» , (JIhcL i M.iniiiiot-lx IX rtiL'HT m sfrittN ul.K n i t v r t . s t a t i c o r “Though we a r c told now that to dir because of lark of funds. ' F'i«rm«, 41 corpoi ii *Jon ot$jart|/*l *nol COt'.VTf. ignUia A v e .i P h o n e 117. merit*— Wjll sacrifice for $5500.00 Dial, h'l N'n I. * 0 1,1, Cl lu Ml* <1*cleJuO uf tli* vut*i* In Mic D»m»Secondly, hr r r f u f c j tu setul her . . 4 1 mrl-tlng untie, tb* l,iwn ,.f M,eStit*i- f' ' 21 0,0— . - • • 1 1".'"V ID * ." Die co u rts wil not r c c o g n iie OnkI s ’isii in uanmlnve lhat I ant k Only Hinnll cash payment required. cratic I'ritnnr)' *u tV ( McNeill. 1> c ) IIST.ATr: OF 11 \ lift V IIAtN ITS, Itsheld on Jun* r«hdij4le f<u le-f leclloli to the of- of Florida. D (t _ lev’s last will," says Tom Hurri*. [ to im othcr hospital where t h a t ftp- * * * rrM#«l. \ Mt NVlII. .nit] I‘on Box S. I). Care The Sanford Her­ 2 th, A. D IMI iir* uf ('utility OotuniD-tioncr frum A iimU h. J. -Duninewp Ben h o h t u .*: s t i : i : l k I* .lohii^ton fo-unrl n*»t t* itpi'i niMir itv THK, n iMit: «»f s a 1 1 » • un n r win, Ims been given power ,.f ' . tatiuii n c c c s M ty lo save h er life In t r u i No. I subject lo tba daald. \vni;it|:As i imuk , l .m i Ui t \m* nttorncy tu nettle ull a f f a ir s t.f his , ' llrm%.(hj** hf MrNrllt, •IkIuIi uf III* lu te ,* la tbc Demo- iiJttli'T 1 hr be p crfu rn tcl. ’ (tl till'* f’lHIPl’ ftie I.Mtrri* pf iinlle Pilm.it) tu ba held on Juna Ai^tln MiNYtll i$ip I CumpuiiYd J* It. iippjfi'i] r o n roiJNTv J i ' m i a iitmlul.t ra t i(.»n *Vn tin* 1 in IuIp c»f brothers fur other m em bers „ f the “ Tliuilly, he inadc nut a .I ra n , MrN’f Ul, lion' »*. .lifiinXot) qt»* pa 11 t A N S F E R oorvlrf all kinds. 2 4 — Lo tw F o r Salt* | b *ich , anriouiK:* ,nl chmthlary -,lh A, D. t a ll ii**I** lipVi aUiiir uink r Ui* firm pniiP*) f ' Havin'*** *li *■•***pil. Inin uf family “ N tmclhclcss the family ' ‘ (rtiftcitlc t urning It I' WHKKUCn tw o ,IWha«ns for re-rlri'lluti to thr office of iPhone 570*W o i 0 2 . C. E . -it jtcNVill nit,l ,1 nit,i*t.'i>. Title f t !* e b l t ’otinty or N.'iutuul*: Uuuoty . Ju<lu« of SeiplncU, Couaty, Rose Court L o t — Good l/icatioii— Oakley's death bed '»"«» bis iur„rmnlion cam.** s'* i uriti , ‘i.iupaiiv a i'iu pnru t Ion J ll t l .S I . Alii'., T 11 liltKF-l tit I.. I n feel* lh a t tioryen'ng. » u it~ c u t'N T v t i i M n i » « i n x r .n lu sje ci tu Mia will uf tha " " ,1 artmuttlslt all nml "litxular wishes should th) carried out. We [•»••• ‘ be giri's r.tthc, b’t , $1000. Y o ur own te r m s — l)ox 101 S'lnetda, I *i*l, lu niinuiini-e tfiai t am a ursanlriul anil cxDMog unUei Hit-i who Democratic Vole,* of fternlnol* ta u * uf llm st ui * uf i i,,i l,l,i. j u J '!'• I. In*It - J .uni ircilltni * uf utlil Courtly, lu the Democratic Primary candidate for the office uf Cutlwljr Dull I 1 Julmstuii. l , u - t c Tlioniss I C are Herald. knew that Oakley was going to beet, dead IH years, lo !>.• ami JHJpsac , Ix furc [littlo time and v.IitU* hm*m 9 election lu be held June **th. IU)t ('nnuiil.Hl.mrr frum District No. I, !■' S.i Itl’or.l Slid Mar( S.iufcnl hi* 'hi*•■*-*•4 ;x..; nn.lerl .lift ..it I I I . hofore the 541It m a r r y Je ssie McBride, lie wanted -uil.Jirl tu the derlslun of the V,li­ ‘ oiirth. th, defendant ,lif, jam nrtAHMN take old thingafe by one of F o r Sale: Cornel* lot in ISnehuiet wife. ..ru .lcDudi.ntH I l'At.1. A ' vt Apt It A t*. * :•*«. and file ars In tha Itert.oci a Mr Primary tu e \ •icu-cx of '«s'4 her to g el $50,000. She will get l‘ "b *'i pay f'inciiil us Spell,I MuM.'i , 1,1 "hj. . Unit's IT uio they have, Io the ite r S par Vai-nlLucqucr amt be lirld un Ju n - Clh, A. D. l?2l. tIICI'KKTT $500.00 on easy terds. Box t i t ' l t a n c e i will **lt tu ilm hleh, *t ‘ «"*"M «V '•( .batfet** t f A*fcrtrtlstra it. Oakley left me « plantation in F l W - d u a t l n g guilt, rim t a s ts iM s n n S r . f^>ND. #mcj. Hold by 6 >rd Paln l A -Care Herald. I beret,j nnsotioca to the people uml tiryi lilildsr lor rush, sul-Jrvt t’> iiun uu said calaliu - ,ilbcl s l h i the a . . . ti „ , T vdIII ‘ ..............• ri f ili , (in •l»cr huuiu ho ...... ilyunT ; , , ........ of uf Nciiilniil* County that I am » n . M u # r l t-MurUn runilllInn* set out lu until Final sum* u III lie a,an ted in suit) Frank A labam a. I can tell .von lhat I will port i ( i r V r V A«ax:x»un «if ■Iu u m . , 1 1 I l lu f . - i , , .q .,.1 ,,f in* I, ,V111«i ... I o *uiu«. other lit per. w*w»aaaU(;h-A-acut uf Hull. lmuUf^l turned a deaf c a r to lb* id ra , ••aiiuiifale nrrTlii’i issrXyoi 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highway. ......... ......... T A T Ka W. 1 st. I t . r nv nrrmTiir— ■— ............ .. to Ilia ilrcletun of the voter* In gii'i'-' moincr iiioTmT'ttrial'a nriit « iirff.-i~cr. ,, n i i sen- i twr >nr girts priest oc I » tell aiinuun.'e lo tlia peopts t'niilt llnus,* tn Ibi’ City of Sanfuril. 1 ':;ntv near Lake Monroe. Fine Truck­ the ITN I’.SK m.< 114 ,11 ,' „a County until J p u Ic McBritto gets her *50 Democratic Prim ary lu bn held uf Miiuliiul* County that I am a ClurlilH. un Mumtii). tho Till ilay uf ulfliwri, „tton.J b e . '•’ * ‘f ing land, outside city limit*. L. In June of ll.li year. 1 have lived eirnilldule for r**elrrlloiv lo tha of- M i). A. D. I'J-S aamc btInx the , l c • Jm lg. 'nf ih* Count)'' ufor-sahl Mile 000 apd Edna SlaL- gets her an | „ Ni(t ()M). W,||M> . , ()il. „ nMl, > W IG H T , , RII» S H O P Mu, 1MI, (la, of March A. D l»2k liranae and Hcmlnctle rountle* fir* of Tut A»»r**nr. subject to tka S..I sale* iluy of May ID2A, rtui)iig A. Renaud. Phone 100 W. JUM W. In r hi.-., I) JAM M , HI IA lit IN fur 1 0 year* I have mrved a* lb* legal, hour* uf sale, I Itn mr.rtnuity < > f $I5Q month. to r,.f, horriMo c iir t'/. drelslon of III* cuter* In thr DamaIA PP V s e r ? . 2 c tin / thing in Cuuuty Judav. cuumy commissioner on and off cr„ tie Primary to ba held 111 Jun* K-'urrt pri-nil*.'* In salil )-*t tut) Df rittacs’ have been living in Alabnmu ..|jilvilu„umally. ro'.t, *,l .................. Viminjf. A jinofuil will gci 2nd St. fill IT yearn I have mud* in)' llv- of Ihla j car *r, .• ,|*s*rlbi (I. situate.| In VtUeeIX c u t ItT UP COF.VTV JCIMiR, Hincp 1810. And in all that time |}^HU||ri|- yOUI1(r K:, | „f |,r r inu ralnlnrr and rllrua frull I elinbcii.'nniity, p’lurhlu,' tu ult pr limn. Phone t-W. t» Itnil- 2G— Miscellaneous For Sale A- VAUDMAN. el'.tlIXOl.i: 1'Ut X T V, STATK OF y o n will ncviM' find where a Mart is Mh(> und farin’ ny. I |>,upuse to lei • 'I t U ,. All ul Feet Ion :u. i: : t uf |,sr n c m - • • d Ave. IT.UIIIIIA. carry In* prut-orttoiianSection 22, Township 37 Jpiiitli ituiiuyfr carry I'Olt CLF.HK o r CUIIRT r f ix it f l a n rit til-' tv. xv. nlutbnf welched on a debt. Oakleys “ "*" ( ory | (y filthy insimintinn*. ' ........ Household Furniture. Gall 711 Hhgtc of l»y vlpwltm thr pro Maitltc 3 1 laial, cunt..I iiiiik II I l,s,*b> alinouMC" my caudldncy flrrraeed. pt-rt y pcrauimN). Vour NUiiyoU fur cl, rb uf the circuit c u m t mb"<• a cr** „)*.■ tti," said J ul .vT,^ 1,11 »-» e.llIncs. I' gjiti'i*. dlstrlh- are our debts. His death bed wishes |E/ u T u P Y O U l L i r W A L L S TWO T Y P E W R IT E R desks: one will i / r » p i ; r e r i i t H All of Heel Ion 0 . NV ,-f Sei |*i I to Mm will ul (In voter* In Frank M. ('nine. ford. “ h.»*e v**t »ai nt. ... und a I person*, tiavinu claim* are ord#ra for 'is tb carry <>ut. r t II KILBK*w. 'inn T. ToWnshtp :T south tho Democratic primary |« In: h * hi |I’ll T H E N E W I L L P A I N T .table. Uodwcll Really Go. Phone »r deinunds auu.ust s.tbl r s t s U l “ A n i l In UiH death bed will, Oak Hnylhill(. l(> M l »H.fori. j j, It log,. * a *1 ruulaltilnx InJun* ft. I will appreciate yuur M E TH IN G NlS A N D HET- J58 W . l ui,. ,*lid .‘iiel, of you. nrc hereby IV ucr*» F o i l COXHTAni.K suppui t. Icy tried to cut off his heiiurst to >• 1 1 —u the mut'lgugid in. ii.l-c- sll , u.itlll.'.l and i,.|iilrr,l lu Iircseut F O R FL’ R T H IN F O R M A I l| * MHUBlilU'M lUjf R A conn u .ie In Ihc Count} uf S, mth-.lc and clalni* m demand* which you. the woman who murdered him. Out Rongetti. a thin „■•(„ with heady )N , C A L I , PH <: 2 3 6 - J OR For sale: Piano for balance due fin tniVftablr fill; the (mirth ill*nr ci Mu t t*f t un, inujb* Iimvc* u g, it I(Hit ■-r.il-, of l-’lurldu. lo oil I ■let, subject to the will of .III* l ull t U t y r t PHUaKCFTIXO Iin,| M tlm„n Jack im isla'ln. • lit* f^tsil# •>( \\‘ i lltifuii), dr- side his beguust lo Jessie McBri*lv„ I E , V. C. C O L L S A N F O R D Lots ITT l i t . 173, IT-,. ITT. P, O. Box 152. Phone tMH—J . tt.lfi.d hi iLv liruiortMlh* primary 4T T o n x i:v i t'UM'ii, i.tto of Smnimili* t»4juiit,v. and Edna Slate, he left every ,,j(1 hrHll its , I7:>, lit,. 370. 171. 37.1 ••f Julift It, Y u u r viito wi l l bt- up* I herrby take this method of ank Kliit Ul si to (ti** Nn iii .1 ii Khiimti* )V**i half uf Lot 31*0. West .»... lionuelmt >ov rundfdacy (or the thing to our mother. So I m going * | sentence vuu to d.c in t ,* BOAT KOK SAl.r.: 1b foot bridge pi i t l.«fmi­ lt e. titoii) witAJo.Xe 4*o l III tv ,1 tiller nf tSi-m I Hull* iXiuiitv, „ office of Cot,lily Prosecuting Alto*- t half u f . Lot 3^2. l.ul ;it*l of M *t hi- office in Do- County Court - ^ curry the fight to the courts lo <■lcvtric chair.’ [n e t s d r u g it o r e—p « deck cruiser, thirty inch! d r a f t , i P. H). ops' (.end Cumpan}'* "•\ nay, subject to the Democratic Plat of lllweb Hammock til 1 I will appreciate any Icrijittona, Dr-jgjoda. We a r* tuny futlv cquipput, criuinned siet.|» sleeps six. Frier .■ ( n( j( F,.ll,(aWllu u n n i F i t lfor F r , , le „fH c. P rlm a t). I Florid ,!.'1 ^((Vthn,1 Vi'unth* have t h o s e e a r i i e r hcquoats til th at At to n icy Wllluun S e n t S tew * + IX,fill*. Sriiunolc County. 1 lui • Hiippoit iihrii me by Mis people «J.V/ ' ■near as yo u r pit. Call 103. from tii.^ <iiit, heicuf woman nnd her daughter nullified, re presenting K ic g rtti, w 1,1,1 **asunublf. I . U. llox Juts. I uf Slu rilf and Kill apt><tcli.ta aup- and aseiire Mum. If eleclcd, will ■oahl sale mill tjo, mad* tu satl*--------------------------------------------------- ‘ poii In ih* Juu,. I'rltiiacy. IjlU lu Ihe ,1u11rs uf Ihe office HD" n.itrel a' : 7 |,',\.5vM'.m: Dllist/N j Mrs. Kelloway. under a will made . to serve three months i * — -[i U M N G R L O S — Irrig atio n 27— Muncy l o Loan h said t*cvr»-e" lu )ellts, with all very Itesl services k ti. AVADKKIt i:v*, u nit ..f tin Estate *»/; out in 11120, get a house and her ^ prisunment fur alleged intimid. t * " " '“ 'd l.'i.-a I cost f \ V K. WIUTK kxfcs and g c u c r c c m c n t work. tv, tt Mil.,,.,, Decease,!.}”” ff" tur_ not''thc child uf Harris of state's witnesses. He was « • ------------ 7 7 ~ ---------; r o n sm cuirK t(ATITU ^(1 Kanfoid. Flu,Ida Mil* Jraele C oncrete . J . K. T c r Morff£B(£C hQ&m ' j iicrfuy unmjuf.tR mi* cr ndhlRcy .’sill ,laa of Mareli, A l>, 1124 FOH Ct-CHK UP T in s CfftCVIT — ----------------j —gets a hequest of $10,000. eused uf threatening to Idaik *'* •• w* I'ACL A nCCKKTV ,n improved residence and buaincys , iur ih» office of Fherlff of H*mln CUCI1T I'eger, Prop. Cr«hd E lm . Hpolul Master ul* County subject lo 'Ih* wilt of 1 hereby announce my candtdaer , c m iit o f co t XT) J iu iiK ,1 According to Tom( Hnrris his the churuetcr uf nurses if th<) tx property. (files A Hum,Orlando, for tlir office of Clerk of tna- ClrIlia (utera at thn Juna J’ ltmary. sutii\oi,K fo iA T V , HT4TF. 4*F. j,rothcr sent the woman to New testified against the physician.-- — T^L ROOFIN CThc Roof EvFla.. Holicllor* fo," t'onipialnj. f . McCl e l l a n d . Baldwin M o rtg ag e Co., cull Court subject to t ) « Will of ^ rlaiting. Mil shingles uni the voters at ti.o Democratic prl ,„ ,r » uf kdavahd ,1 NvMl-! York in efforts to get rid of her See our local Counsel, r o TIIB VOTKIIS OF SF.AIINOLE ruary un Ju ne Ti. 1925. Inding 8 cum linnd galvinixcd TON ticccns.-rt, . .. un,j ohe constantly worried ntm S. It. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. COUATV t> L m n A H iiK n Ms. See J a m e s Cowan. Oak IX THK t in t I IT t Ul HT OP " t i l l - To all rr.-httoif. Icaatcc* distribu­ with long distance phone calls I wish lo announce myself u* a tee* unit nil person* having ISOLi; C O l'X T t. F t , 01111)4. I' iml a l i R n i F F candidate for tho stale legislature P - "" 'I T h ird S ljio ne M l . Political AdvctLscmcnts clnljits.o r ,lijii»t)/1 a against said while there. Several times before COMPANY. 1 hereby aunuunrx myself ue a MAI f UN IIV - IVAI. K Lit in b >uu|> Seminole Cuuuty, snhestate: IN(\, a t'orpurallon. Plaintiff--candidate fur sheriff of Seminole Int lo tile Democratic Primary You. and , 4 ,-ti uf you. are htsrchy she filed the fatal shots, she had Full ttlXWrAIILK. N. Nipper. Si® of all kinds. ATLANTA, Ua.. Apr. 10.— is Counts subject lo ~ the action <>f June 1 A D. 1*21, and will abide Harris, his nutlllrd «ud re.iulrvd in present attempted to kill I wish to announce that I am a (V r . J t R . v t l , D c f c i d m u — Democratic primary to ne In Sanfgrd I'ninfc .W all P a p e r can.lldate for' the office of Const- by result* pf sa m e ..! cordially •aol- Ihe OIIUITIt OF PI RLD 4TIUX IX. any ( lalni^ nnd demand* n hlcl, you, hrother charges- lie f reason for — What, if anything, Geprgo K ef—-~l held 1a tn* early part af J i c a in!*Irlt your support. ur cither nf you. may have »gnlr*,l able District No I. Seminole Coun­ f>.4)tx tfdtxtkrxT. v ary respectively, J. It LYI.12S. killing him, Tom htiys.Js because man Ruth, who Is somewhat of a i* ty Florid,,, said district com pit* I in F lo rid a t o , the cstain uf Edward D Norton, doki H- 8I1ADT. t h k a r m ; o r up around Yorkers, ecu*,-,!. Iiilc ,,f Hnmlnoln .C oun ti. „he realised thnt Ouk'.cy was gving personage precinct* No'* l. 2. J, 4. ), IONOORAPH- pairing, piano election 44. C. 4IH 4D, FUI 1 T A * COt,I.K47T4m Florida, to the M„n J o tl. Kharon thinks of companionate marriage, lu. It. 12 subject to Die will of 4ln FOH COIATT rnUHKtJWTIXIi It bring made lu nppeat that a t wish <n announce that I am a Mining by exj cijtvlth IT y e ars voters In Ihc Demuerittlr Primary Minilimni Ad Itespondrndiirn - ha-- t'ountv . Judge <>f Humlijpl. County. to be married to another woman. Al Smith's chances for the Demo­ 1 cazdlilal* for re-electlort lo th« A 1TO U BT held I 9 J I of Tax tTollector of Hernialirn cn te . 8 a n f a music store to b* I hrrrhy announce my candidacy been Issued In Ihc above and for*- 4 1 tils office In the CoVJntj Court........... - -on• June St , It. A. ........I V ..o'ftcs cratic nomination for presidrnt ] 1p»p*r Id Hanford, SnthllkOft- Count). eulmj directed lo >ou. 4V. (*. MKAD. t o u r support ')A !.1 J ol« County, aubject to the action lor re-elcctlon tn .the office of |tl Gift Shoppe, IcLandcr Ar- _________ M- fM t > \ It.K h lt Y . |of t l | , voter* In the Demoeralle nnd what the prospects arc for j Count) Pre.secullrur Attorney sut»- and that Ihc. Manjc has lsi.u>hitui4. Flnrldu. within i s e l v c months from je.'l to tho will of the \ol*r* in nn-erved that you do nut reside In tile date hcre-uf. *«X’baACJ a L 1 prosperity In the South, remain ' 3rd.. A y D., D 1S2S liati d AprilI :ir,1.. A,“ IS2S FOll C'OLVTV* tr P C T lN T K T O K flT Jl* V'lM 1be , appesriated. " . ^ the Dsmocratic primary on June k the S tats pf Florida: lhat the lureTout aupport will u f r t n t.ir iN im iu c T io x n u .i :N » 3 f . N o t r r t »n cloaked in mystery. As a tpicatiou Kulns suit was rummenr-O on the . JOHN ' O. Ii MONAHDT. J N a D JINIftNB Hcln W a n t (M a le * Ms nf - t hs * Kjiihm, of I wtsli lo announce my candldacx .Cxec iilrts ------------- -------- ... ; x- -........................ : 4 th day i-r Jun- A D |:>27 and Dial r-------.J.'1V, answerer Mr. Ruth proved ,to l*» f o r the* uffle* of'Rnpertntendent « FI,IVAMD t). NcMiTItN Du. a writ of (larnlshmcnt hul.e. n It4 o n ' t o i / ' / i t r J t n c R P in t f’ l.KIt K Ul ft CD FI COURT ATLANTA, . Oa.. April JO. nuiot adapt at slamming the hall lustrurtluil of Scnilttul i ri fen >td. * Quick. |*n o r wunuin Public hereby announce »ucd and served upon F. F Dutton anirtunce myVRIHU candidacy . nty candidacy • > --- Mi • (»»lirteby f"” .* Nlimyqm ■ HI# 1IMI J i uunly, DuUJtci l 4i ih* will uf thn tur i .i * office ofr County . '»«—(I N S ) —-Beeler Blevins, AtiRiitjc into the far readies uf the local A I lumps nv, u corporal Inn Ju d as ofl f..r ih a office *»f cH rk, of tha refers lu the primary Ju n e i, Tuuf Hcmlnuic County. Florid,, T IllD tK FO Ili: you are cuinmauded t h l t ' V . W e »j& a ^ p / r V o ‘t h f ' ^ i f Pilot, returned <to C andler Ftold subject yircult i'ou*t. abhiesl * 1 tlia aeltoi* ball park. -• ibortihourt. AtJdur A- V. Can support will he auureclatert t - tha uctlon of Hie Dnnmcraltr „ r l(), , ol*. s a« U a Ju n a Primary. and ordered to be and appu.ir before. MAY UKLl.fi M.OxWBLL. a f t r r winning h rmcc witH d* 4 th. * . ; Ji'iS V i* at the Fir*.ill (Xiurt In wttd for Semin- »>f rnmvitutnt 1 ii thH a-rum* purl) »n Juna tlh . tP2f. M> cam “ What do ton think of coirpann i f DKAa ••Cnlnnl Juu 111 thi) Cuuri llulltoR III , . .% ■■ J acVc a l s ” for this offlen Is in thr hands <>|u F o u n t*. Flu rids, at the f.’uurt Hunfiird. Kluritli.. cm i h r Tth Uuy o f ' He took r . If. W eller, Of JACK ioiiutu m arrn g o t" he was asked. p o l l (T.KFIK 4»F r W C C l T C O C T t of IIUIII >« ll..ti»' at S«nford. Seminole Fount)', my frtcndi throuRhuut Ihl* i nti TIIK 1 , K ( l t x L A T l l l « J— L l v e a t o c k ^ 1 vrififi tu hm i o u n c i thiU I • luuatv M l ) . A. I», 1V5H. atkt! then uml th«*r* f oonville, to tho bednulo or hla “ Oh. that!'* The Bal»e suddenly and wa solicit the ruppo(t Florida, upon the tth day »,ff " I liorcby announra ,n> candidacy rundldutw lor rR*flectlon lo I iir of* and votes of tho people mal'e uiiaurr t» said Idtl «f o«m- >lrlrken Hun H ,)Uict( n ig h t r e ­ III the fur Mu L ea ld atu ro fOruup It sub- A t». I‘‘IS. same h.-lnt a ltul*i _ found the work uf his mates at \ flee of Clerk of the Circuit Court, cumin* Democratic Prim ary elec Jr plaint tiled aualnst , ,tpu lu said rru by |V * •to: *4 ehoii*"»Dt< cow*: uu* of of Mils (.'onrt mul fall not. olherw _ cl lo ihc will uf the voters of HemSeminole County. Florida. ai)b- loti If tha people sec fll In elect ln,.le , *uiinty, in the primary to 5u ludymenl ll*' ligfailll will be enter- n u l l a , r l w h decree pro cbnteami cently. hutting practice extremely intar. . 1-2 go), cow: tlbtber one very Jett to the decision of tha Demo- 4nm Y » , be lakvn ngaln-t } uu. tu 11 ,I* office I will t i e r them lul.l uh Ju ne a. 11/24, .-•I su a ln il you. . Mr. Weller was in ...... Nashville. cstlug, “Well, I'm aurc I couldn’t * , It I-, further, ordered that this or *,,r> 7 V il".' seap. See1M- G. smpbell, with ciu tlr Voters of Seminole County, uu efficient, effsctlvo utnl icu'uumlcIT IH till I <1.111 M V (list Nil* Nutl,;. • ■ XL Jg. 1.1,P.D ( In the Demoeralle Prim ary Ele* "In, published In The Hanford Ilerald. dec uf iiuldltuiian ' ! , ( iii|MlHlu,d tn Tenth, when he received word th a t suy anything about it." Bro«. Phot 8R. m M fin,i to b* held ua J uue wlh. A- U. al> adinlnPtratlon NAUUKb A. U WILMINHON. t »,r\i •paper pubit-h—l 111 Sanford. Th* Hanford Hot aid, « ustvapaper his .hoy-wjta dyiug of -Wxkja'4. Altt - ''-Do-you -tUnk A l ferujkh .ba* A . r i TU THK VOTKH4 HP IR JU X O L R J9SI. fit Hanford. Hemlnule 'Hemlnols t'uuui >*. Fluchlu. dice each pubtlhhid 4'OONTV. ' oliec Ii0~* fo* rn One female V. K. DOPflLAHa. FOIt KTATR .912.41 ATOM l w|»h 4j snnpunra that I am a week Tor a period ot t >u inunlh'*. C ount), KlortU1,. PIICC each weak caught a train to AllanUt, wiring chance tu become PresidentT" for four I t ) ruli*ri'Ut|Vc neck". I hereby annuunca wa a camlldala rt.iidldsla for' fc-sIrcMua U» the of­ ne.tt limnrdlslel) . s,P'— . din* lti*» “I hojH) so,” the B a !* rtplFil • $**• old- One ale 4 month* FOR CUNHTARLR tvllnillu, my hand an Clerk of the uheud for u plane. lo sneered myself aa Kauatwr from , * <<f County Commlsslpner from d&I* ht-risif ' I hereby auuouuce ray caiulidacy tba 57th Senatorial district com­ fice d. Pedlgrros fun bed for belli IN \VlTNj:i(^ IV11151Ct :U|5 I h a ir Circuit Court ’ of lh« Twtuii) .third • When he reached Candler Field lovingly. District No. J. subject to thr dathe offles of constable. D l* trt« posed of Hemlnols fjravnrd Cotta- clslun uf the vutars In laa Demo- h e r -unto fixed mv, bund *nl official Judicial Clrcull »f FlurMu. In und he took off Immediately with “Do you think well «!wajs ■' j 6»c Mr*. MoG* ken, Dreant- lor I. subject lo the will of tha votars lira subjrrt lo tba * Democratic . . n t h Prtrrarv tu hr held on Juna -c«l uf the Circuit (.'uu11 - f S'-mln- for Hcmltiulv County: and the. *col have prohibition?" ml^BuBjUvlaion. primary to I,a held .June ktti.r l»»». 5tb. A D. 1921. •Is*County. Florida *1,1* Ihc 3rd of »al,l Court, un this Ih* lt> (luy uf Blevins, landing in Jaeksouvillg on Jp tt . ». t KIN I^W . “I ho|<e not." March. A D. ! « » . two hour* nnd 40 minutes latcy. If rlactfd I proud** to- contlnua . s ) of April. A. D. "*I* . * FRAN If ICVANH V. K. IU.1LDI 4AHH. — Anoi' [ f d r of that 4*. I t DOL'DLARK I., work for tha bait Intorrat of tbs The a* *• critical con- j The Rube ■proved he « s i ftjust os '* FUlt ( O t s T i a i K I lit hoy DVJ was " " " ip • (. CJeijW ,.f I'lrcult Court nl 4Dtrlrl an.J I Invlta mu to rnv Clerk Hcmlnoli ('uunly. Flop. FOH TAX ASSFSSOR' High Grade Feed ing at special I wish tu announra luy candidacy rrcurd oo such Important leglalaJ fuhnliude ( ‘uiltity. Flm Ida dition. ,1Ui but took u turn for the Jb *t'1 J^tftod dodg ng other qucstitma ar I ■ t»h I,i an turn 'w Pfiw*. Bought eft»rc the ad- lor the office uf conatabl*. Dlatrtat tlnn as good toads. coMsarvatluti of he W at hitting the ball tnd the _ his father reai he\l‘^|)ll N,.. 4. Kemlnole County, subject to our natural raroutna*. rsJuctlub of c O , 1 VR . O % ‘ ) n ‘ A M 'VKKDM t ^ J r r When ifii tnee. Yaur chance » save money the wljl uf the v .le r a la the Demo­ interview ended when the game, "1)1:1, 11; I I C I t R F f t l . ' bedside. aM " ’ll (Oil Vbui r V « l ( * T stats taasa and . •ducatlon. . J . ask [> W / N ; n . B. 4cCall Inditf cra tic I’rlusary uf June J . an gxhlb!tii't» affair, began. > It,a aupport of alt lo'at Damocrala. pnuiHt>. , • j *\V11oiuN A UOTLK. Alt.,ru.>» for11 Hijlii'llttr -fur L. A TATg l . j ^ p a h r .su J 4 h and Jm . Sl jJ JO * v . C ttlT W D f N . J ^ W V l*IW « -o tu a .1 " i Babe Ruth Derlj To Answer Quei Attantic Pilot Wins In Race With Death nu ir •ooH � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 10, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6b68eafbf701e17c9fe6362b4040f568.pdf 8d1f909525f67e96aec476613939692c PDF Text Text V a ... M ' l , ' , ' ’ ►* *4Japt—w 1 ' •» m V . J■ THE WEATHER yo u r n ew spaper — Ctoudyr probeblr rain in north portion tonight ana Tuesday. | jIlBhed In Florida’s ITearU je World’s Greatest Vegetable sctlon.Its Richest Garden Land . A )h \ l U i l X _ BDERS LOOK 0 ADJOURNING NTH CONGRESS L ea sed W ire ln tcrn u tlo n l N ew s S e rv ice Japan Welcomes , Anti-War Treaty TOKIO, Apr. 1>.— (IX S )—Ja­ pan would welcome participa­ tion in n multilateral treaty to outiuw war, it was announced at the Foreign Office today. "Japan. ’ sftichhc statement, "is ready to give’ seyous considera­ tion to such a treaty, confident •.hat any differences ns to de­ tails can he settled with mutual satisfaction." Secretary of State Kellogg., in his diplomatic con­ versations with.-Jrjw4* - •'"reign Minister Urinnd, Suggested that proposals for such u general treaty be submitted to alt the powers. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , A P R I L 9, 1928 M em ber A u d it Itureau O f C ircu la tio n s NUMBER ISO SCARED PUBLICChurches O f Sanford Give Varied Programs bunaay TO POLL VOTES For Their Easter Service ISBEGUNTODAY O n 2 Indictments IN ‘WINDY CITY’ Hundreds of visitors from nil ious churches at t lif immicipa; parts of Central Florida yesterday hnndshcll at the foot of I ark .\v. • --------. |joined thou.uinils .»r Sanford citi <V>ue. More than 250 persons nros, F ederal G ov ern m en t S ta rts A . R . K e y , .v ic e -p r e s id e n t R ival C an d id a tes In C h ica g o ’ s i„ the pelehration o f E a»ter*.«rly enough to henr the-*oru.« [Despite Huge Legisla­ R ilte r c s t F action a l C am - at many church mill civic functions which started at «•:•»>•. hongs. P'«\ mid c a s h ie r o f . the. d e fu n c t m n aien s H urled Final V erbal which began at sunrise and lasted j or* and talks mv Faster wer. S e m in o le C o u n ty Bunk; t h is tive Program Yet P a rticip a tio n 1 In S ca n d a ls Ilnmltu O ver P to o le s H eads) »UM'I late last night. «"» ,h* program. a ft e r n o o n at 5 o 'c lo c k e n te r e d F.nster pageants were offered ft* To Be Passed Upon ______ The Inggrst crowd of visitors lit a plea o f g u ilty to tw o in d ic t.. iir * il f i tended the special Knights Templar several of the churches last night IS Veniremen Have Body Plans To Quit The Congregational Church pres n e n t s in w h ich he and F o r r e s t V o t in g W ill S t a r l *,.rvi're at the First Methodist ciitod "The Living Christ" with u Passed 'Thru L a k e , p re sid e n t o f th e L a n k , T om orrow M o r n i n g Church yesterday aftrtiion. Mem­ , liers of the order and De MttJnys cast of III characters. The Epworth w e r e c h a r g e d w ith v io la tio n R e p u b lic a n s W is h , s t a *e b a n k in g InwH. Minding towns fit* League o f the First Methodist It Is \ irtunlit l e r t a i n l h a l c:h i«a u o P o lic e K ou n tllJ n G n n ir, , P rin cip a l R attle R a g es O ver Ju ry W ill Re P icked B e fo re T h at S eized T h o n m a G n y n o r ' . f h f p floor of the Church presented "The Light of T o A r r a n g e P la n s TKu N om in a tion, O f r .o v o r-. viiinsii c|nmh ................ ...... vi, A d jo u rn m e n t In A fte r n o o n Anil H eld H im F o rU n n so m : " n m n in t th e lo r m e r .isitors neatly the Cross" as part o f it's.evening J .. ' ( n iter V ic t im s W e re M ark ed rnshtcr » action came when counsel nor A nd S t a t e s A ttorn ey ( (lV),rfloWet| the balcony. Scores of program. A song service was held :,t Holy Cross Church in which n WASHINGTON Apr. ft (IN S) -------for l*ake announced they no longer * persons were foie.-.l to stand dur* Want To Be CHICAGO. Apr. ft.—(IN S) — ing the entire serviu*. The sermon munlicr of local artists t ink pail. _Forty eight men a .id women had f < IIICACO. Apr D.— (IN S )— A ’ represented Key. State’s Attorney For Convention At All the churches hud regular With tension near the* breaking was given by ihe ltev. Dorsey II. h i\ in Hie o i l , K*wnntic plot la kidnap n score of jj Smith then called fo r point, rival candidates in Chicago’s Rutter, grand i.mmander o f the , no.ruing and evening sorv.ee;. and passed tlunuph the Kansas City In June wealthy Chichgonns hold them for t |R1 C M !,hicr who came to the bar ' most of tlie .sermons were on Los ' iiiiit.pii .ii y trial of lleri y I Sin-j hitteicst of all factions rnmpuigii* gl and coiiiaiulci >. Knigllt* Teilipliu laiisoins totalling $ 1 , 0 0 0 , 00 * 1 . tof r,„„. among the nudience. Smithvia 1. millionaire oil man, ..l noon j today burled their final verbal Ilf Florida. The Is-ginn Drum and lei subjects. ity William K. Iliitcbbtwnt day was declared fiustrated Unlay . then nnnounCed that Key would l*ike Mary had a sunrise all its ! leccss i.f court today without a bombs over the heads of a nerve Itugle Corps si tended tlie servlet* Interiuitional Jirws Service own at k A. M. in Kvniisilnle Park with the roundup of the gang "•*"I enter a plea of guilty on indictin full uniform Staff Correspondent |jury having loco scivi led fi5 V e n ir e m e n A re S u m m o n e d : strained citizenry. under tin* guidance o f the Rev. J. l.hluupcd Thomas Gnyi«o.\ wealthy ' mentn jjo. jj and 15 . The day was npei ed with a sun* Tomorrow the same nervous t iti| At the Itlilehenn hoot two paurls W A S H IN G T O N , A p r . A tto r n e y s W ill IU*uln T ask jtons will smother their uneasiness ri.i> service arranged by tlie young M. Thompson, pastor ,,r lhe < uin j of lelesluell had been exhausted, Chit ago ttulnnmli lc dealer and ho­ A tiush fell over the courtroom O f P ick in g fi Men T o S erv e A ltiion tfli a m o n s te r le g is la t­ undo 4 the" conscious ness of civic ( people's organizations of the vnr inanity Church. whieli w|»s filled with nt least 200 j eleven men.*nx•lulling t"<- m gr»e... tel owner On J u ry A t 1 O 'clo ck T o d a y ive p r o g r a m a w a its e n a c t­ duty ami march it the polls t" tiayni.r, woe was rescued Salwere tentatively in the box ami the venireircn and onlookers while tha m en t. p a r ty le a d e rs to d a y b e ­ government and the defense em it mdny by police in a cottage near full import of the former cash­ Forrest Lake president, and A. R. select the candidates that will re. | g a n p re p a r a tio n f o r a d jo u r n ­ present the two major parties in', had used 7 of their in prcemplory Crystal Lake, was the first on the ier's action sank in. Ijike, sitting Key, vice-president and cashier of | kidnaper*, list of intended victims, the Nov. general election. m en t o f th e fir s t s e c t io n o f challenges. with his eignr clenched between 1 the defunct Seminole County Hank, according to investigators. The bitterness, that has made. It was v11 tnallv eel la 11 enntr.i th e S e v e n tie th C o n g r e s s on . his teeth, blinked his eyes and today went on trial for violation of 11,,, current primary election S.'v. ii men an under ar.est f o r j lha{ wns AppnrrnUy, he knew i\ to iidvititrn cxpeetatioii' that M a y 19. Hie state banking laws which they matter of world Interest lias runI jury wi old he piekisl heloie ad­ tin kidnap ng of t.iiynor. An . Key 'B action wus coming coming ns as did T h is w ou ld send C o n g r e s s lire ( < charged ............ with breaking by lend- leivd solely within the Republican „ journment today lifts was due lar cightli is being sought, two of the I liis attorneys, for they exhibited nu individually $.'15:1,780.21, ,anks. Tiler,, is practically no con­ h o m e w eek s in a d v a n ce o f ih t^ jt- j aj.tf in«iivi< gily to the fail tlull Juste e Jen nii’ii James O'Brien and I-rank surprise. Republican National .. • onvention . n sum in execs* of 10 percent of test tVii theu Democratic slat sinlv. — r— . .......... niiu:s Hail.-y 1lersolially i|iie* tloiied Cm l*oii. xvere captured at 1lie oft Indictment No. 11 on which tho lv Iage a- tiny stood guard nxe*- *l,eir ing iwiunim«... Republican .... fm --.P at Kansas City. The date was fixed the bank’s capital stork of $125 The warring 1 n s l O f C lerm ont P a s s e s R e- P ro h ib itio n A u llH iritU s tl.jt *. tlll. udcmcn. I h -a -U d em I. nv. two hankers were to have gone to 0|)|||10II ill'll In fo rm a tio n T h a i D om in ion f 1)(, hud formed an wealthy viet in. tentatively at the insistence ol 000 . so lu tio n s C on d em n in g A c tlons nre headed by Senator trial involved the lending to Lake P ro d u e l Is R e a ch in g l . K.lu 1 yvliether he owned oil >1•••k in ml Chi. ago deteefrves. xcd bv Lieut. of over $.100,000 , which violated Republican leaders who he'd Tiie bunker* face trial on the Churlcs S. Deneen, Louis I.. Kmlion O f l a n d ld u lo W h en He C o m p e titio n T o H om e Brew dil Ion to t he 11 ual I»>i Iinn I«*ry W i l l n, I 'o-aek, offeeted the res­ that three weeks was n nine indictments remaining from merson and Judge John A. Swan­ W ent A ft e r C rip p led Vet the stntc banking laxv which fixes cue ..f Onyuor and the capture of the maximum amount to be loaned ... . iniestiona very hrirf . . period in which the opening session of the special son on one side, and by (iovemoi WASHINGTON. Apr. ft *IN>» u ,0 m ,. otloim i | . 1 .-m in- k dnapers. Five otlivr men, al­ t'l.F.KMON'T, Apr. ft.—The F.uto complete tneir plans for the tern, in March when Lake was con­ l.cn Small, Mayor Willinln Hale ('anadian ili^tillw linvi* mrunt^* cinir, tried to •pp. *.* t h - l’ i *••ed- lot:..I members o f thl- band, were nt 10 put cent of the eupital stock "free-for-nil" contest likely to en­ victed on one charge, given an in­ Hrynnt Post Number 12 of the Thompson and State's Atto.ney , 111 many ntvtifMix «»f Staler uie ,1ml Hailey ..vet 1 ill. ft loin and iv ui.l l up 111 1'hicqgo. Among ninl surplus wrtich xvas $125,000, sue at Kansas City in the race fni structed verdict of aquitiul on nilAimrican lA’irion passed resol,.- n|) | |arRC vo|unil., „ r liquor nre cut in* argument off in tue Middle. Immediately after loike entered t’ rowe on the otiior. 1in in 1- Willinm ll.'"H ig Bill t^*wthe Republican presidential unmi other and when the prosecution i hi* plea of nnt guilty, the court The principalfight ragesnrouiul 1pons onA)iril <>con-lemnjpgilhe^ ||IP5„ K smuggled info the country i \\. t Side gambler and life’ The Feilenll Gox ei iftneut lannell i,oil proused four more. Contin­ thenomination n n tp iy * priKceded with the selection of a for governorand, action andremarks of Sidney J. j(y j|u, ,vav ,,f 1 West linlic and ed it* supreme « 11•• '• *oda.\ t i ‘.>1: 11 end of Giiynor. u a n c e until April ft was j-rur/Asi on > iiRombCrttLc toad era anpcarcd wit- ............................ jury. Judge DeWitt T. Gray indlfor slate's attorney of Cook County Cntts, candidate for governor, when Florida, according t 1(’ports under I ring Hairy F Sm. lair, million Polive evidence nf tin* plot to i lin« to W d e ^ . - c m i.ui<i.can do- • r. , mftni„g eases heeai.se oM he ■ jj,....... April 2 in the eity of (trove- investigation by piohihiti.ni aulh nil,, oil 1 uni and spoil-mini. l „l ap other wealthy Chieagoqns l rated he would withhold sentence ciaiiin. First, the minority spokes | (>f .Mr Key who was n Mayor field marshalls , land attempted to attack a in pp *' Thompson, la-.k lot Inpaiti.ipatmn in xx.i- ..htain.-d l*v p ot» e who grilled |Im the present. aril ics. men held thnt .In n nominal Re- 1 (|< defendant. According to World W111 veteran who dared to II 1 1 Attorneys in in*- court! 00 m in­ O fficialhave iiib u nintion that 1 u m vi' ix men-under arrest. Tift* - 0-1 ailed "i ■■candal- *d 1in publican Congress, the Republican j f| i(.m, , M). Key returned to San fm their respeetiw fori-es, are not ipic.itio.i certain of the candidate'* .x id.'iiee ...n-i-ted of notcliook- terpreted Key's move, as meaning a ciiiisidcridilc pul lion of the * an ing Adntlin-Ira!ion up fm any nlTice at tins tiipe. hut leaders slmuld set the dale nt ad f |.»*l we. k from Inngerine 1 «marks. only one thing: tilht he would test­ Stonily nl'lei ten i k tl. 1siiinin tig li*t- of intended vie: ndiitn product is reaching * 1'" journment, and second, they left ju, stayed during tlie time thei,’ political fort tines 111 rift* time ify for the .state against I-ike, his Mi l a lts , in Ins address, bail ( ’ lull’d S tate s iinudultcrated an.I 1 ins, xxilli notations of probable 111..1 nil.g S.mliii! went on H.el depend upon til,* s lic e s - <•!' then an early adjournment would tend t" |R. >n,allp.i\. former employer, who hu* entered charged that improper moral cor. tlmi it 1- o ffe rin g severe <"in|.r toe i 1mm..' I ■1 r- pi. 10 x 1" d«*1 •“•in! ransom.- for each. res|>erlive ruudidales. help the Denimrutic euime hern use i)i(( w.|)t , al III elm k d i ii.nis o\i*t in the unive.-sitics 111 tuem to the domestic bootleg in the nation Confronted xvitli the oxid nee, plea* of not guilty to all tho tin- Teapot Dome .eu Small, iin iiniiii'iil. is seeking the Repuhliean I’nity would he held u t(in n in 8 .|u,|g, D. WiM T (iiiim svd le and Tallalinssee, ami dust 1 \ naval oil rr-eiv c" in the . ' " " i "I three of the pr'M’iier* admitted the ; charges. What the outcome will be, nomination ,j.» sue. ceil hiiuselt ■e.-p.insildc for iill legisluimn not ^ Jnrksimville, appointed |the that the libraries w e ie cluttered A g .’ifts of Canadian di.til|erics di-ti'iit nlipicine colli t jn d n > I' ll- xxbol.’-uli’ kidnaping plot, iteeording ! or what Key’s testimony wil mean enaeted. . i li, tri’ the eases m the place » f; as govvjnoi He is opposed liy with indecent hooks. The crippled arc said to deni xxiih d islu h u to is nings Hnilcx tii Deputy police t"..mint*slon Will |run only he surmised hut ev ery*' The npiniun prevailed that in the ||1||},;. Wnlla. e W Wright, who | Louis L. Kmmerson. ..r th.- Deneen x d e l an, xx In. is ihe pastor of (.race In large cities and lire making ex The firs! i xx.nt x -l\ "I ihe mb ij,in I! l t'Cniinur. thing points to a sensationul trial ■ six-weeks, remaining before the p > 1(|i4l|ifti!iried himself !.••<nu•••• he was j lump, Robert Crowe, who seeks Haptist Church in Clermont, took cry effort In build up a hie incus bx I. on and xv.nnen available (>>r jury lameM, Corm . k. tiayuor's which will outstrip the previoua icntiul adjournment, polities would n m the Seminole County to succeed him self as s tale 's nt- issue xx a h him getting whiskey to the consumers dntx xxere on hand in the tlev ' l.u-ine-- a**. . int.», xx*a* one of lln* ease in which I-ako was. fou n d -, O'Ci.jiuor said. guilty of misapplication of bank play a pmlominating mle. Loader* |,an). A regular venire of •>«'» to mey of Cook Cntllll.x . is ■ ppose.i T.ie icssiluiions a* adopted by without iplolterntion. inlllt ronlll f'M i|(|t’‘ ItnHIlUJ C.e..- pet-..n> listed. of both parties privately expressed n ,.f M prospective liy Ju d g e Stvansop. fUUnM'l. 1iambi. 1 - ixeie to have been first funds. the Clermont I'nst of the A m eri­ Because of the unusual move 1j;t* lloiivoi,' u| licit n o .’ Despite tlie outward ealm ap- can Ijeginn. arc as follows: w,.ri. r.lered liy the belief lielief that little tegislatl'm iegis...v.... of - ,. wen- „«inlere,i Whether Key'will (dead guilty to . meal of liquor to Caiindian hike imni(Mliatc'l> i luilli’tim'd tiu* voinl * mi llm Ii-I, he. alise of their ready W IIKU I'.A S, in the cuuisc of i\M polls in the InM few weeks nnd the t prnrt rr o f prr^nnnlly fiur^liottiHifT nsli. n'Crmnor 'made public some the other charges made against a major character would lie enacted Court then reces-eil until •I proach o f the zero hour finds C hi-, hut withheld himself and Luke jointly remain* lhp eago with cose of badly jangled public address in the City of tirovy- ' roiiability that \\itlr the opening lilt* vtMiirpmni in llu* t*xi lunion of o f tlic*o names. aside from the flood control and thi* nrterno’on when the ' ■ an -■ ..... * the opposing altoru*»y»i, tl.umin'rr t ntlier- pending further iiiveatign ! a mystery but-of course indication* farm ivlief liills. If a greater pro' j l|l|tk of ,,iPking six men to tiy the nerves under the I.latent noise of land nil the evening o f April.. " 'f o1f navigation smuggling an e.iutrary to all existing laxx and 1 n.,n. pram Is to lie enacted, it is certain . ^ wltt begin. Inst minute campaigning and the ||l2X, Rev. John Page .lone*. , imint to his testifying for the statq 1 nrccedented scale will !*• attempt nfa 11 to his Inin*.Us <lieid ..nnr.i U rushing more thnt "both House and Sennte-w ill, . Alllirlu.v Millard H- smiling assurance of candidate*. lain of this l ost, and pastor «l ( cd, (|..... 1m every cate. the toast puard i(•rare UupliNt ('hurt’ll of, lhi> Iho Ink*" I S lieIntr, listened to the argil have to apeed u|> 'heir Vgislutive w|U nn|y member of the There .Is rcnl concern. ■ . upon kpeed ImatH and men to nienl in n minehalaut nij.iinei, -in ­ S a n f o r d S p e e d b o a t The repent bombing* o f the questioned Sidney .1 « alls wheels. Tlu border patrol* and prnhibi . , i.itisicuting 1 >rccs in court this i’. 1111.led hv Ins "million dnllnl ai homes of Scnnlni Deneen andlcertuin statements, and. 1 iinn fnrci'H alauir tlit* boundary att* With six weeks of work ahead. | 1norninK> wliilp Lake and Key were P o litic a l B a r b e c u e toy ..f 1 .Mins.I In- e.i-defeudnnt. F a n s T o H a v e R a c e s WII FIR HAS. ,11 response 1 .. > • n' . in aniicipulim, the legislative .situation Is ns ro1 ! ri.1)rCHPnled by N. S. White. lw«‘ l Judge Swanson, the tluenls and Former Seeielui y ol Interim A I the said Sidney J * all”. 7 .... r.mmlia,, liuuor and loxvs: The House: McNnry-IIntnen ' or|)ov l»nul Lake, nephew attacks on .fther princijiul* and the question, VA"a' f\v‘ oV'uMuer. topH t frum tlm \oc'tbs. (lo««l pC t.'una.tian thiuor «••••• , ' Faff \\Ini lcn*ed him V,:. O v e r L a l i e M o n r o e JG e t s P o s t p o n e m e n t Farm Hill. Boulder Dam Bill. Junes | (|)(i j,ank. rIT ,i,|cnt. (Hhrr state 0 ... ...ori.t <* * » ;? » S L L ............. ................. . ,. , U n til T e n t h O f M a y icgattu fm for cclnss Merchant Marine. Flood Relief and j , wh(, will take part m the a Denesn ward lender, are to fresh J th(, „ |i(| .|,lhn Page .Inncs. nunl source of annoyhnc 1 . to « ti w|lal k„, v, , .,„t ml* wm AA stale-xvi.lc ale wide legntln Ib m I1V I I I H . J —_ ‘ Muscle Shoals Hills on calendar. a|, . , | F n h i: inski.of I’ensa- in the people's’ minds to nlloxv w|„Ijlt. w'eight is IM pounds anil who toms nnd dry Ugent-. u $2:10.600 Indie was missing to IM hydioplaues and class U unci C , oiithoar.l inntoilioutH will he held: The all-clay piertif nnd harbecuo .St. Lawn-nee Waterway. Columbia Farris, of Jatk-son them to tht’ .k there will he "«» u.„« service •" |,‘" in‘I * ''nU>r . " dax too ill in New Mi-xm. tm il. day—too wees .hsHhtcd disabled In overseas seyvive ..it Luke Atom ie under the auspices i which xva* to have been held at Hr. two wellknown prisecutors. further violence. smugglers tinvc been moving River Hnsin and Welch Salary In . tempt tf.e j oiney to Wn-hmglnn. the World War, and i« nmv di-:ftftliquor south to storage m 1he West 1 Oxxcn J Roberts unit At lee Pont of the Sanford Yacht Club and Ur (^uluota Muy 5 has been postponcrease Hills in committee. Has en- I Tll|l '1i,.r,.„*e attorneys will include Today, on the eve of the primary ed. nnd will continue In be *11 <be — •Miucrion. • Ni*W | ' Ton, 111 palm er;.............. • ’ cVtcliiJited - • • Tampa --- - at • Indies froui xvtiere it is sent to (he I . retie, the g..v. rnnienl'* spec cd oil cal hunt owners April 24, W. D. ed until May 10 because of tho acted the Tax • Reduction. Imth factions are claiming vie. rcinuindrr of hi* life, and |lo*si..ly Florida coast in speed bout* untl lii'osccutor*. uphold tin’ court’s Huffman, focal speedboat enthus­ inly W. A. Hn> tnry. Governor Smnll says he will Navy, had Postn Rnte DecrenDu torm.y> “ WHKRKAS. when the sciiil ‘ at* Shriner's Convention in Miami, R. ksonville praetiio >if personally mterrogpt iast announced today Hills. h.wcs, noted notch Jiu jikkmm . x.... criminal crime Into Chicago with 10«>.000 ms- was ordered liuck to Ifts platform occusicinully l*y airplanes *•*•' K” ' nn, been conferring Trophic* will be* offered the win­ J Holly, secretary of the Demo­ The Senate: McNary Haugen lawyer, who an. hern eon 1 rn g j orjty and will double that figure by public officers under threat of eminent also has ordered strength lug the prospective* juror It helped citing of the Florida patrol, several ner* of first, 'second nnd third cratic County Committee, announ­ ill speeding up (lie trial Robert* Hill under debate. Boulder Dam BUI with Mr. K«y. i in Cook County. Kmmerson his arrest, the said Calls yelled out additional destroyers having been places in all classes. There will he ced today. The barbecue will give colit. ndecl. on calendar. Tax Hill. New Navy. The indictment on which I /oe. claims the stato by 200,000. to the woiindeel veteran: “ If you three liecits for eoch class. Accord­ stute, county nnd nutionnl candtordered to those waters. Justice Ha ley bail the box filled Postal Decrease, St. Lawrence \\n bankers will go to trial^ l«»« " 1 CTrs>W0 and Swtsnaon eacti |,r«?«lfcte<| will meet ‘me nn the mail to Drand asked the juror* questions cot- ing to Mr. Hoffmun, at least 20 ilnles nn opportunity to present ------------violation --------- - «r^m leeway nnd Columhlu River Ha*in No. 11. unci. charges nf the ^ ylitory by maj orlt| „ ranging from Inndo, I >vill heat hell out of you: their appeals for support to n iiiii.. Has enacted banking lows in four count"THKREFORB, UK IT RFISOL- T e n P e r s o n s F i n e d tecTivi-ty. Edward Tihlett. 64 u life mitbiiur.i motorboats will enter the large gathering. The speaking will Rills i.. in -„n.niiiiFi>. committee, lln* 0 60,000 to 100 .000 . llie*first insurunce sel»’«nian, xxn* .... ....... race* and more than six of the 161 VF:D, That Kugene Bryant Post Flood Relief, Muscle Shoal*, nnd Indictment involves the hank’s begin nt 10 A. M- and continuo un­ Number 12, Americana l.egion, I n M u n i c i p a l C o u r t t« *(ieak up. Front newspaper rend class hydroplanes. All the prizes til ull candidates have had a chanco Jones Merchunt Marine Hill* loans to Luke secured by seven ing, he said, he laid "fur nut I n def will be loving-cups.* Seven major pieces nf legislation notes ns follows: I . C . C . R e c o m m e n d s does hereby condemn such coward­ [, The race will liu run under the to talk. Two hours will be taken ly threat nnd attempted attack us F o r L a w V i o l a t i o n s initc opinion." appeared favored for enactment be (.—Note dated July 25, 1ft-• Hoover eluillengod him for cause, Mississippi Valley Power Boat As- ^ * 5 ^ meetings at which can­ fore adjournment. These arc the in the sum of $155.0.07.05. _ R e f u s a l O f R o a d s unbecoming any man aspiring to The 1.7 cuses called before Judge llniley grunted the challenge nnd sociution regulations. The Sanford didates nre invited to speak at public office, and us proof hu Farm Relief, the Flood Control, tlie No. 2. N .to duted July 2. P-1-* unfitness for any public tru-t. Wcymnn F.. White in Municipal temporarily halted Hoover's argu­ Yacht Club will apolnt judges to different places in the county were S t o c k A p p lic a tio n Boulder Dnm Bill. The Tux Reduc­ in the sum of $100,061.70. _ Entries Court this morning resulted un­ ment while he continued his hlun i officiate ut the races. AND. HK !T • FUHTHKR UKalso announced by Mr. Holly. The tion Bill, the Jones Merchant Mur­ ket questioning. John B. Urick. a h|,lia|,| be addressed to Box 818 N,i :i Note dated July K. 1»27 SOLVED. That the Post Adjutant luckily for l« of the persons charg­ schedule follows with the names WASHINGTON. Apr. ft.-(I N S ) ine Bill, the Nexv Navy Measure I Sanford, Florida. ....... — Kxuminers of the Interstate be instrueted to furnisli a copy of ed with violation nf city ordinances. telephone company clerk, nnd of the committeemen who will and the Postal Rate Decrease Bill. l„ .he X«m » f «2O.250.10. Wendell Shoemaker, » bank cash- ' tliis resolution to the Anjerican Le­ The nthe.r three* ease* were dismis* 1 . Mole tlat-.l Ju.y.2. I'-1 ’ make the arrangements: Commerce Commission today rec­ Their favored positions came from ior,.quickly announced their Idas April 17th— Lake Monroe— the fact that they have pu .»ed one in the mm of $00 ,000 .00 . ommended that the application of gion Posts and newspapers of tho Children Of Capital and were excused. Mrs. It. H. Wright nnd Mrs. W. “ C. Rabun, tho Seaboard Air Line to acquire state. branch of Congress nr else appeal , No. No 5. B Note dated Aug. 1, To Egg Rolling “ T. Wunsb'y, cuch i).urged with control o f the South Georgia Rail­ • ‘ (Signed) A< I- I/.LA II, nt the top o f the legislative mb'*'' in the sum of $1,727.78 Post (’oiumanclcr. reckless driving following un uuto Son Of Ex-Governor road by purchase of its cupltul April 20 th- Geneva— School AP these are payable 6 n den.anil. clurs in both Dronchcs. (Signed) LEONARD S. FIELDS, mobile accident ut Palmetto nnd WASHINGTON. Apr. ft.— (IN S) llouso— J. II. Huddleston, Com* No 0. Note dated July. 27. 19-7, stock and that o f the ,Scnhonrd-all Is Freed Of Charge J ^ l n X ' / ' . Acljutunt, Twelfth Streets Friduy wgre dis­ With adjournment hut six weeks s youngsters took Florida to lease the ^oad, be denied away, however, all or nny-of these in the sum of 4 2 .000.00 payable Eugcno Bryant Fost Jv’ uin- missed. Frank Younger was fined of the White House mitteemun. on the ground that it xvus not In ComNEW YORK. Apr. f t _ ( l N S > May 1st— Altamonti bill, could ho defeated by fibhus Oct. 20. 1027 after date. • her 42- American Legion, $2 for breaking the through street grounds today for their annual tho public interest. Osteen, James W. Cox, Jr., son *>f the 1920 H o u s e - J. W. toring tactics. A Presidential vcti Clermont, Florida. No. Note--dated May ordinance. J. M. Gardner and C. C. Di mocratie 'Presidential nominee Easter Monday e g g rolling. The munity c o . 7. .. ------ 10, 1927 .j,. m e ooutn The South ueorgm Georgia is cm nn nc-i.mc 81-mile Conwnitteemun. ‘ iindoutitedly would kill any or nil In the sum of $7.50 . p ■lino running between Adel, Ga., White were each fined . $6 for and u Yale student, toduy wns dis­ 1 only grownups nllowod inside the May 8 th—Luke Mary— Com­ of them, and administration lenders Aug. 10. 1927 after date. gates were those accompanying and Hampton Springs Fla. and SMITH PREPARES VACATION speeding. , . * missed in Yorkville court of n*- children too yitung to be left alone. munity House— W. V. Dunn, have predicted the President will The first count In the Indictment is regarded by ' .William McIntosh, charged with the Seabourd sault growing amt of un autuuiuLilu Thousand* o f children pnrttcipatrd. Conimltlaaman. NEW YORK, Apr. 9.— (IN S )-r use his veto freely. charges the lending o f money, "solely as a feeder linr," the ex­ being drunk, forfeitrd his $10 accident on March 23. May 14th— Longwood— library , f>, Governor Alfred E. Smith was At :i::M) the ground* were to be bond. Ludie Pugh was fined $100 funds, and credit, on all the n°te.. aminers said. They pointed out Building-^L. J. Hartley, Commit* Cox was accused of liuVthg run muk ng preparations toduy for his thrown open to the public for a HOP POSTPONED thnt the estimates of the Seaboard The second charge, the same e or sentenced to 30 Muys in Jail for tectuan. * down Peter ls.rviiro. a laborer, vacation trip to Asheville, N. C., concert by the marine hand. Pres, • in note* NO. 6 . No. 0 ond No. regarding the earning powers of tho possession of intoxicating liq­ May 21 st— Forest City— Fo«* with Ifts automobile, but Magistrate accompanied by Mrs. Smith and mint Coolidgo planned to appear. D U nU N , Apr. 0.— (IN S )—Bathe South Georgia were "unduly uor. Willie Green wus sentenced o I M .lo f members of his family, the gov­ Frnnclx X. McQuaiJc could find no For the first time since the Cool* gate llldg.— U. E. Downs, Commits ruuse of continued Inclement wea­ dictments .. . charge lnnnt loans in in PXCWl excess °> oi optimistic." to pay o $200 fine or * w * days criminal intent or negligence. Cox idgcu entered tho White House, teemnn. - * ernor arrived here from Albuny at ther,'the-tren* Atlantic flight at­ Its railway operating revenues for the same charge. Leanian Hays 40 percent of the bank’s May 22nd—O s c q jfe * I-u »b«y still .must appear in trulTic court Mrs. Coolidgo was not present to » . tempt o f the Junkers monoplane surplus and count, tkra. and four have declined steadily since lft23, midnight. and Will Williams were fined $5 „ , •’ to answer fhurges of leuving the watch the youngster*. She is at Co. Offices— Bremen wilt not start today. East­ In addition charge the Uw«. w tr. while thsre was a substantial de. May 28th—Oviedo— ScheuJ Iq Sliver Springs Creek, Florida tfor drunkeness, and J- L. Glenn scene of an accident and driving the bedside of her mother, Mrs, er crowds wh'ch thronged the Bat* made without the knowledge or creese in 1927 over 1920 which was w yi given $25 or 20 d ij'i on the (Continued on page 4) 4 possesses the .only river in while intoxicated. I Lcmira Goodhua, m Northampton. donncl Airfield yesterday were al­ consent of the directors of the- attributed to the condition of the world navigable to its source. same charge. lowed to view’ the plane only from •1 lumber market, . . j* bonk. / a distance, .' Prepared r T1 — '1 slis ska MIX ite if^ r ^ S S iG IG A N T IC PLOT TO KIDNAP WEALTHY ('mirt MEN FRUSTRATED - VCCi not p able gUC str*- un.i *r The •' A TWO BANKERS GO BEFORE COURT IN NEW CASE TODAY If Jt ' A ) If I 1 ., Hut LEGION DEPLORES CANADA AGENTS CATTS’ ATTACK ON OF DISTILLERIES VETERAN OF WAR EXPLOIT AMERICA z2 a* i \/A r nave L . I. l.r eu t hi Ur lit in, uh * X*l M >1 > th id o' C it T* le m k< 111 �“t t m s E t c n f ' ^ firs vtornm, 400 Hear Hathaway i imo surplus rtipplles which t Q. -H ow did he obtain his o uvo nlrviuly tol«i you cams i:.l > . ha .hands of , ho >ti.t<. i and dciiirlA.-—'Tho i rtunj Iran.action was hnridchl in this niunncr: on the plaintd that each state government m*nl o f Ktnrida in ldJJ, i i‘u jwrgot Us share from the Fodera' tirulnr Cadillac motor cost ibe night prior to the time when the government, "nut.** he emtinued ditto road dcpartmor.t ?J0—Jrr.t national,convention would her com(Continual .fn.ni png.. 1) ‘he (Carlton) -del berntcly snughl -lie freight. It wnj n new motor hi pellrd to setoet n new imncrinl to leave the Impression that wt x rfw t condition unit was chtt^sd the state wn.i thoroughly ori had bought. thousand* of yards of nto that job nt its mpiket value— canvas at fifty.-sjven cents sold it fKOO. This particular illustration for th Tty-two and n lialf. Fltit the is upplicnhlr to mnoy o f tho orfacts nre this canvas was in -our dsrr. which .Mr. CnrUo.i cited in his warehouse and for seven years wn* charges. lying there, detoriornttig nnd “ If you have nrjy doubt ns t< rotting, and the state highway do. pnrtment deposed o f it nt n fait the expense o f maintaining motor a‘nd invested it in oqu pmonf zquipmmt any freight or pnssen. ... , . - price , or 2f> or pnssihle :I0 ^rars, and in s p tc o f embaccxHs- i that- was good nnd could be used.... ......... ........ ..... ....... . ..... ......... snnsylvnnia was one menta, during tho first six months j Then-the rand chn rmnn nttcnip•to ir-ich foi tlic motor car repairs.' ° f these state*. , o f that period such as no state so 1,C(1 to nnswer Carlton’s charges of With the end o f tho statement, After n series lif questions and far as I knew have ever suffered ^ * 1 ra,'agnitec In the repair dviuion the road chairman took n drink o f answer* concerning the early hi*the State Raed Department o f th * I S i Ga ncs.v l,,e’ . " NcV ' he said wntcp a"d went on: ' , tory o f the Klan tinder thoTcadci" state ha rnnttniKi a ’ ., " e eomc to automobiles. Ho told "I still contend,” he told the *bip of Coinncl _ William Joseph state has constructed more m.leage you nil about the rear end of a or hard surfaced roads nhd more Ford. I stood in the presence, my audience, “ that if he (Carlton hns slmmi'n» of Atlanta, (in., Its foundbndffcg than hns nny read depart* Jfriends# of a (rrtat throng of people uny proof that tiiera |, any dishon- ''r nn,! fii‘Kt in,l»crial wizard, Here s t y o r graft in the State Rond I)c- rlcknimi^continued: Q— When did ment o f any « u t e in the American irl V,y own ho,ne town Tuesday Cnvin. night. The theater wa» filled from parment, he ought n* a patriotic "N ot onlv h«v« i ii. bottom to top, nnd thry couldn’l citizen of the 'state, to hand/ f t o Wot onlj have we l.uilt many, all get in to hear me. ThrVe people a grand jury o f this state mill let many niilca or road, but cAcd roads didn’t believe it, hut l told them them take action, He jiski'd nfa to anJ good bridges. I t ‘is now posv. the rear end of a Ford, nnd debate. It would be „ wonddWyl Mo to motor to nny point of tld* J, , 1 ".S?"1* to ,M‘ D « hnrdest show for the satisfaction o f the itate without Icnvinv ,.n i thing. He had a dream, this man curious and to. get him a crowd to speak before. And would it not have been n grant question to argue tlie cost of pickhnndlcs and axe* In*• handles. , t % He denied he hail purchased vote* by building rmlds where eiii. rionV n* 1nairrinn men rend the up* zeiis of particular towns -of see* •s.„ ‘•draLati ni.-nts he hnd prapnivd l v Dons wanted them and cited a thli fore*llie meeting; it foil.tiv.s: jo a d in Levy County where, he ' • '"-'D. Carlton in his Tiiinpa mlciiUKe he fniletl to build the road a , **‘,l,iaw»iy |ns|,,,d illlo tltl drass and ill the address lie delive-* past a eemetar.v where two local *onvt?l|nl,|°" a f,Tn5n]nverH in dark ed here pointed nut in Hup,H.rt of.. „ f fipiH|, own property, lie now hud aomilie headed, he wild h.v Sidnley s.j; i ‘ bfirgei iif.waste and vxhavntl,e two local iinn working again:: J. Catt* and with J. B. Burke as , i n.n' *’ Die road department icr* secretary•' and treasurer, which him. lie also cited as a similar ex­ ..... repair jol* on automobiles mpl charged in i- n circular that there trucks used by the diqmrtinc.nl. Jingle the road between Saiifrird « shortag. c f over H ,000,t)00 in Among other* which lie died tv,!. and Oilundo which has cut off all the road funds. if.a iis to a Dodge truck upo i smaller town* along the route ex. n . ow* friends,'* sa'.l th,. mad which he declares nearly ns murh cept Winter Pabk. In Ids argument* defending Me JcnTv nm n° ‘ « » « " « t« ef* inotiey was spel t .as a new truik fend you nor do any mud slinging "fu ld have post. At awarding of infill acts to high rent bidders he told of a contrail let. hut n" y peraPiialltltM.' Ford truck alleging .defen d the record of end of this machine was repaired on the Tnminnii Trail out ..f .Mi­ . tate l.oud Depnrtm >nt and at ii cist to the toad department ami. The It. <\ llulfmiin C.... . I.v recoi'd as chairtiinu of that de " f three hundred and fift dollar* bad the contract for the fat p„ . <ar men,. .."d , wii, explain' tl,:!*, , when a new one could have he , lion of tii,. |on,| iini| ilix-dg. i| a ehnrgPi. to y ’ ur'.nHn, Klt ,fm.ti„n iWrh.'iM'd lor about four huudicJ < inal in the eidiil luck uiu| it.-oMhe } hold in iny hand*, my fiiemls a-id v* ve: ly five dolllirs. • •eateriiil for making the road, he A circular I w II call it. and „ I' lie wetil I have you believe |la' ••.ml. I li-n. v. lien it heiunie i f . es. • V * *° be found these ,v„r,| i 'be i him .nan o f the rand de;ait sary t«, award the contract nn. ■' -n! drove the nink into a pub. iorl^aRf> ln bi" nraounts i f ' “ be,strip hetea | . the road de­ i.'t, A shnrtng rage and entered into i".d!usnow. *v , “ a with the garage owner, mor.h l a it "nut gave it to th,. Ilullmau r.„ , ilia in iepr.ii- man to do wha - • on.pant i., -oil,. „ r illu.at lie reel's.ai\ to tha' b'.l «:.s .MIUMHI higher than anI n, ,» .|, Ikilt' ilai i ,r nnd tlio.i lllfll.l* nit ••tie I ! I,use they ’ ’ ,1” w. ,k an I I,..,-. OF C R IM E S IS LAID ON K L A N THK1 — The; ••lull shall i puglrs weary not fu r iu able U ’gmvJ etrenjf '1 •" 1 "•« Ifn lfio a u ' in . 1- d i e d g e , HOOTER’S FOES S A f H E CANNOT DEFEAT S M IT H Jnkotn, stdfhs w0 have thu „ nfH.,: er I tH j irg .With rofmer., , ; • auiitful dlcnted r rural jm on g the politician., vv,,' I huvn commit themselves pidili,'. timent in advance o f.a fre; idtllUt . ;,n .1 b r i n g i n g up stifiplies would i aus,. endless',,,. !"-n .'in.I •i hit life work - lie >",1111 Inriila tt anted 11, . ’J', tll| L olll|i|etl.,| and In- U.I- eivine .• i. E ' 111 n i m g tor i i i \ In,- j,n.I “ iiig to ke,.|i ,,n l i g h t i n g . " "I urn making i >>,. m ,,. 1 •»! thi> state on in\ v 'limi ter . ellllii l "* 11.|. state i•t ,| a'ii, ■*, “ i * as m a il man I .n : incut " <Clmi ter m fb rty tl ulun Huriili Tbwfill ■f ,. Jpcclul services commcmoratiiitf (he joyful ii Sanford Cliurches tomorrow. Tb. •ootyla m ln» .w # ret “ What m ine J " ""Id isterlidc* wil! he held • To the entire Christian world faster is;ail occasion for tfreat re ' * # l he carried . as I I'nntptly ,( . , joicinsr for i( is the anniversary apI'H'l Mated t nnd: De pl' dged |,in: .( • * . # of the■arising of*bur Saviour. lost he observed by attendinfr’ the church of are ur^ed to attend (he special I , • w as not si concluded, do not think services I,,,:,,.. ............... ' wa* How " ,;ub' t.. ,i Ul.a| m " f pie e,I, system |,u .. ...... . beth in k , will |.|, III .'iniiunist'.rnig the in a pioper milliner. Mi., ihini |i|,ink. lie *ni • ti, " ,| " ,,lv ...... .... V al" ' .......... I'uWi. health ... v ., 1, " "I....... . mention,',| ,| , " ' "‘ "••n ot I „ k j.lu ;V( • lii i«li«*ri . *«>•' ho had .Ii*,',., „.,| Ml- remedy , ■Mo ids f.e- hipulrittls ' l l , ’ l|. I' -en striving .to find. ||g pi, dg. d h'inxcif to the ' etoing of ovVi v hill ' fiiMiig the pepple ,.f any .......... : >, coumy tr district unles* 11,,.\ Vixen all oppm tunily*# x,.t’. ••" th,. auasure in „ referendum clc, lioli. lie n'lOmlsed to fu i , , • s'O' k raising, poultry raising at -i '•'•■"Heratixv marketing, 'll,. i„,li. iate.1 Ids approval of mall.,.ting idims similar t„ .|n„,. tiow in u.*e in (Tili/oruia. He n>lV'S'UI,.* .ill"!,' I , !. , .... ... ,.|. V | This Advertisement H i Bond-Hill Lumber First National Bank , ^ tiie marketing o f Seniimde t'eunt> celery crop. Me in hI (hat while lie favered the Utmost |'i"tv»ti'm for fist, „nd II'"1"' in til, inteivsUi „ f p irsii'I'ltii’ n, he lieliewd eiitiun o f the present law* could be ivoi ked nut to pirinit more free. •oin t„ hunters and fixlicriiicn. II,. favor* Dipteilnnnition of the Fvgf. glades, i»li( wit nt* the "ark finan‘‘•I by tile people Of the district I and not by the s(||te U.« n wliole. Me Wild he favorsd a “ sip.iire ’•al'’ towui'l both Capitol and In­ i ' r. .» • , ' ' ! The tvr.il dcpartumii rhuiinianj •eft' .Si.nfoul f,,r Oilun lo' •>V,h, , A..B. Wilkinson Flo-Pure Water ‘ "-heat piogi.-rm ill uhi . puliiicity has.hem gjv,ih • | Dickinson's unto, ,nljy [,, dlrtlorpjrrcated i4 i„il.| . J. G. Sharon Lawton to- �Know What You Are Doing ■ j Elton J. MoughtOn Architect FALSE ECONOMY ORLANDO REPORTER STAR T O S S W l^ l QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Whether it is the larpc number of local candidates running for office that is causing unusual registrations thia< SiftHey J. -Catts, ns one o f his scenes tn determine a man’* back­ Hnnling, Cr-tlng. Shipping K r la M M d tt I ' First Nat’l Hank Bid;;. D * t « W f I T . I t l t a t IIk* k * P m M ( 1 n year, or a gradual awakening that crookedness in politics vote’ getting planks, declares he ground; mid certainly the back­ ead Storage. '* 1 Sanford, Fla. a t l a a l i r t . P l a r M a . a a 4* r can only be eliminated if everyone votes, or just the plain will cull the legislature together In ground to the candidacy o f Mr. > Phnn* 49H Hui H 4r,| q? ( . • i r t M a f lU n k X . fact that it is n presidential year and an unusual ope ^at special session if he is elected g ov ­ Cntt* will not inspire confidence in a O l U X D L, D BA If._____ _ R dltor I t H O W A R D B R R O ^ ___ X i a a f t r that, we do not know, hut the fact remains that the people ernor so that he mny rend his incs; his economy statements. To begin KAUtD R l o w RaaaalaR m i i m are getting ready to vote on June A , with, his backers are too nenr the sage t<» tin- members and get his front o f the stage; they arc not irBIOUPltON RVTM In 192G, the Miami Herald reminds us, the high water salary reduced This may catch impressive. Indeed, the mail on the n»r Year _ _ _______________ *T M " I t M n a lk a mark in registrations in Dade.County was reached with some votes, hut not many. To be­ phitform with him— Mank—adds no f k r t . Maalka ___ n.rm U r C a rrtrr r t f W r r k aa.ii 13,530 names recorded. This year fifteen thousand names gin with, the fewer times the leg­ strength to the standing o f Mr. islature meets the better for the Gaits ns candidate. The limited i k * ll r r a l l, l a a f a N k f l a a m m w h are already listed and there are still twenty-five days left in The place to build your home • aap*r, • ib .c H k r * la tka l a t f r e * which to register. Tlie Herald estimates there will be approxi­ taxpayers. And a special session ability o f Mr. Cntts and his record By DK. J. C. HOWELL V 1 Hoaal N*wa k a r ri**, n u l r t a i i n a would cost the taxpayers more than do not constitute confidence tkla aaa erf** **r*a a iv a a la a tla a mately thirty thousand qualified voters in that county. -PROTRUDING AND U mi._ reduction proposed by M r.bu ild er*." Gntnr 'once had gn'mf t ft r a tr tkoaaaak warka k a llr r a r e r We get the same information from alheTw^fpns, Dbvu’f < atts. HEMORRHOIDS t a x a ll tk * Ir a d la r a rr a ta at tka .standing with-the “ common peo- BLEEDING rarto* I f W M r T R * X. If. k. la * • \n llrlnoilii ,>n«liir«» innn, iikp ID. We quiti- agree with Mr. Galls pie," to whom he makes his appeal; rn nir In i-ui,i|ilnlnliiic nf hriim rra *H a llr r ff lr lt a t La Flarlka aad la County anticipates a registration of about ten thousand nltk4Mt rtaiL more than formerly. Tampa is similarly optimistic. In the l hut the.aulary is too high and that hut he lin» lost caste with the com Imli,4 il m i iiriitruilril mill hlril n Krrnt ilrnl. T h e r e n m « U o n itrrnl smaller cities the proportion will.no doubt.be smaller but ther* v as rm excuse for the Inst man people and the respectable ili-fil ill ,inln, he huO iiniir illU'-hMiiri Vka U raalk ta a arn U r at tka n m i r o n i d e j iil lli •■iiMklliinlliin legislature increasing it or any people because o f his recent part­ mill Audit Itareaa at C lrrala tlaa a. aa it will nevertheless be positive. Throughout the state it seems I l k * ' imi - 1 n f llir «e f » 4 M o f S r m o r r la ta ra a tia a a l Aaaarlatlaa at P a lother salary. Still, the $1,000 Mr. nership with the gambling frater­ linlil-. r h iili'n l i* I n in I n * , Inn llls• M h m . Adrarttarra, and A d ra rtla . reasonable to expert trie, polling of fifty thousand more Ends hopes to save on the salary of nity. Any candidate who tics up i-lokFri mi I h IHk i f f , n In r ml me hill lea A fr a ta n k lr k raqalrra aa a’ votes than in 1924. ii IIp i l l r r r 4 i-f , liml, mnl Here I ukllabrr mamba* la aakaill to the governor is a mere bagatelle will, the race homo crowd and the a, hr l t lint him n s r r n l ilrnl nf |inln nml lh a ra ax k audit nf aakaarlpllai What this large body of citizens will do al the polls is iriiuhl r. in comparison to the cost of an kennel clubs and then appeals to llata la ardar to T a riff abaalatal niiii ic l ir n th r r r m i l n r n m n n l interesting to contemplate. Many of them no doubt are new­ incompetent and extravagant ex ­ the common people—that great nti,H r iiii-lhnil all alalma i t a lra a lallaa aa w all a for Irr n lliu h r im ir r k *a **t kaatuaaa matkada. On improved City properly al 7 per cent. 3 lo five year ecutive; it’s what happens on the I iii I i I ii , i n i * * h r n n o r »|iri‘ lnl itlrl, comers, who are exercising their franchise in Florida for Iwidy of people whom God loves henml I n lrrn n l j n n l l m m i Im I h«.\\ 11 h SION DAY, APRIL 9. the first time. Others are natives who have.never before side and under cover that is costly cause o f their honesty and integrity In r n r u - r l i c h l h n n m llir r r n m Krrnl Htrnighl loans on residences. 5 lo 20 year loans on gmui to the people. Salary is only n —wuld have better standing In a r r l l r f mill hr Rrniluiill) lni|ir«iril taken any interest in their govenment. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY mi III m i n . nil, onl y n r r hi* lirin nrrcontributing cause of high luxes. business properly. Will these fifty thousand votes be cast for honesty in Mr. Cults simply proposes to stop vaudeville performance than on a hnlil* nml *in11|inTfIon•R imr, lull hr public rostrum where political I'liilnm In f r r l nhr liahilrril |irrrrnf .r * • or will thov bo turned over to the candidates they be ■* ’ RULER OVF■:r A LL:—Thine, o government, the,dribble at tin? spigot; he offers issues should be discussed in a free h r l l r r . l l r , Jo *. fiiTiirln lln n rtl. 1,1 reatness, and the w h o promise the most political favors? Will they vote for ox- no effective means of plugging and honest frame of mind. -We Ixml, b the greatness, > r n r * iir nrllrr In ,|rlnni1ii. S p r r SANFORD BOND AND MORTGAGE CO. j'owrr, and the glory, and the vie- travatrance Iii 11 nIji m J o niin-miricli'nl i r r n f agaric in office, or economy? Will they be progressive, the stream that flows from the claim to lie of the cominnrr people, m r n , o f n loii m ih , h o u r I nml r r r •orj't nml the majesty; for all that or retrogressive? If you could answer those questions, you hungholc.' ' , and consequently for them; and •nl ill*rn***. ' . 112 E. Second Si. h In the heaven and in the earth 8IMI H . - ' f . o r r A i r . T rI r(ih onr .Serious-minded .folks do not tnke may the good Iwml who made us' could very easily, in almost every race, decide who will lie 109.1. **' thine; thine is the kingdom, O crioqsly these promises' of politic-sj „nvt; lls from the wiles o f politic­ I n n ii III hr *ur,irl«ri l bin, Jy»rd, and thou are exalted ns head elected. i|,ilrl.l> lul l ii III itrl i i r l l it.Kh* ciiins before election on salary re- ians who are willing to make any mil In** nf l l m r f r o m lm*lnrkk. If there is anything in Ilie average citizen more im­ duH’ion and lax reduction unless above all.— 1 Chronicle* 29:11. sort of combinations in order tn| W r l i r nr |thonr fur X r r r i*nn# P R A Y E R :— portant than registering or voting, it is knowing whom one they can see far enough behind the get the office. *n ,1 nl Inn .uni l l l r r n I nrr. “ God Eternal, Lord nf all, is voting fyr. That is why. the jiyw^mpers carry so much laiwly at Thy feet we fall; publicity about the vnrtovis'OanmonteSi, and their advertise­ All the earth doth worship Thee; ments, calling attention to their meetings and stating their We amidst Ihe throng would lit’.” platforms. It is the duty of every voter to attend these meetTHIRTY ““HIGHEST BIDDERS" Batteries TAM I*A TRIRUNE ings, Jieeonie acquainted with candidates and know what orthw ard SUBSTANCE they stand for. There must he something rndi- j the law. Giving a contrac|'tq othei r d o not mind that gold is often “ It is not enough merely t<, register and vote," says th‘M(,u||y wril||(, wth tm tinsel, Guaranteed one year than thr lowest bidder, wlief, that And If you please, I'd rather not Miami Herald, " oho must know uutl uiidcr.sluiKl tbo itenaud Buttery Simp j hyptrm wi*ni»y, within n period of bidder is i-esponsilde, is ;t vlAhitiqu be told. . . sues and the candidates, and lie governed by truth sought ir, mnntlis, .'ithcmtracts f'»r public o f tin- law. * i TOI W. Seroitd St. I'hnne ilT-.l It’s thinking it is gold Hint makes ! through calm consideration and not through blatant and w.,rk arc given i<> the HIGHEST It i' perlineiit fm ('liuirnmti it precious • i demagogic , 1lot haway to break liis siguil ii-aat J appeals to prejudices. The bad citizen knows bow BIDDER, And thinking it is „ r o e i „ , I ‘ i c m o g o g t c api This is exactly what lias been silence on road matters sufficiently precious he ahou|(j v o t(. t() further lii> own interests. The good citi­ makes it gold. zen should do as well and overcome the political power of the done iii iho Stale Road Department in ti-H the people just how many of | —Eleanor Slater. according to the records in the these .TO low bidders were not re V r C I C o n t o r t Rout* former. * possession nf U-i\ le Carlton, and i >|icn-ilih- bidders, llmv did it h a p - I X I fro m J a c k t o n v llU H IN T S De Forest Sanford - Realty Co. M O N EY TO LO AN W hen reluctantly you turn N again $ 9.50 u n .n ■ rfcr 1'h.TO ‘ Ajid lf.it U 1 And 'i(ll u For If 1 WS 1». tri U <t 0 in > jhor r r me i ep t • -W h 4U 0 mar) i whl< Tb* , •ootid* w in * * w * rtt 'J "What t n ln r j , .Ir ► .. - 1-k 1.4 f *' ■ .i-r.l i> . It L,.u' *'tig' thlr *| y tb« > .r ida After having been told that Mi­ ami must have horse racing, sin i-nter* her own gubernatorial can-J didnte to prevent it.— Leesburg I Gommercinl. given l»> him in in* speech in Taut pen tliut in ihvsi- ,T0 fuses, nut only was (tie Inwcst bidder ignored, liut 1,1 .lllllll1 1Itstillllfl-s hilt not inany also all intermeilint«' liidders. and il is fi*un<l wise and [a■rlmpM tile runt met. in each ease, awarded ,-(-4>rimi;ii:il to award tw i-nntriu t tn |to the HIGHEST BIDDER? Are ot ln*r Ilian t It'1* low liidde r. It i.'* we In understand that in these TO l-l•ill ly 1■v dI<*nt that this won Id not null met , TO thr HIGHEST BID­ 1)1■ thr cum * ii 1 30 in.s|a,n'i‘s in ;i DER wu< the only I'rS|enis'iMe hid .'*1mpiiriU i\. •Iv brief [ii-rioil or in del1? It’s All Over I'hen A new spori bus liceti gripping tlx* altmtiim of news­ paper renders fur several weeks. 1’nln vaulting, high jump­ One hundred and two new voters ing, steepleelmsing. and Indlnon jumping have all had their have registered in Apopkn. Pretty healthy sign, ch ?— Apopkn Chief. days, hut to our mind, parachute jumping far surpasses Thcy'n- registering in large riuin them all hot It ill the danger involved and the spinal chill 1,0If thut rutmin ■1. ( The Hathaway pnlitieul Im-'-teiv iH-r* all over the state. produced. lan ^ h fi-u asking for speeifii iiion*. 111 the >;i m * of tl 10 )- eon 1ract The old mark of 2.2DO feet has now heeh shat lerefi. A wihi,ill Mr, ' ;i * (1 II )'. [-) >ifo ally d." Here a,it TO of them. Do they a f ­ Wi! remember ill our history machinist's mate in I’ensaeula is credited officially wilh hav­ At 1 hi-tl, lii-! t* 1ellld Ii • nit rlaim ford mailer for public strut iay Ilo tionks something alwjul a “ Do noth­ ing dropped -1.100 feet lu-l ire pulling l lie rip cord. Hater, IIIUl III)- h•Wt* lii<liter ’ >vais not they call for an explanation fimi, ing Party.” We suggest that Joe (lie dropped r*. 100 feet and was within seven hundred feet 14*sponsible f.. r, in- iln-s*- awards, the State Road Depailim-nl ? If not, Scars, Park Trammell and one or i of the ground before he decided to save himsell. I his tinle, 111r low* liii|i Ir, Was |((ti*t- give n an then we must i-oneluile that tliiij (1, hci »-*>»,! 1:ir, Hills Ml :■IIIishim* Di-partmeut and its head take the j two others wr might mention or. I however, necessary ot Iieials and fed Iape were ti"l |>ii->riil so t lt<■ fat-1 thi. t IIH* Del 1,111mi-lit 4*1111* po itani lhal.it is none of tin- pro ■ ganize such u party now. his other record still stands. - iih-n-il him fully ri-fqimisihli*. [de’s husine.Hs thut the Gharimnn We are moved to wonder what a mini thinks about The la w n-quin-s that iuntriu-ts may give eoiitraets i»s lie plen..es, \ Tun Much Politics Hurts Far f<*r ,1'ltll Wink III* givi-ll In "tilt- regardless of the law and the pen. mors* Cause.— Headline. And nny as he jumps front a rapidly moving airplane and begins hmi ,1 rf'-qeiliSthle liitlili-,'.'" tTi,less i [lie's rights and interests. other good cause. Tampa Times. to fall down, down. down, with the great hard earth rush­ u ran l>e simwn that tIn* luwi-st I hi- silme e of Uii- Chairman inis ing fiercly up, up. up to meet him. Dow it ever otcur to The best way to get away from liiiliti'l- J uni ri-simu^itili-, the lie 1 In-in significant, if not suspicious politics is by electing men him that things sometimes look further away than they fsi11mi-iii has i(ii alt<*niuli\e, umler now tt is becoming painful instead of piliticiaas to office. really are? Hoes he realize that, it i* to o late to change his mind It the rip cord tails to work -at i s l a d o i jl\ . Hathaway is nut t.hr only one O f cou rse, Ihe reason w h y p a ra ch u te ju m p in g i- so who is on the pan. Carlton is facing im m en sely a p p ea lin g i ' that y o u can 't m ak e th e sam e m is­ charges of draft dodging made by take m o re than on ce. ___ tlie Rond Department chairman. It's hard lo decide which is worse, DOYLE (Will,TON AND Sidney .1 ( alt* are very much waste ami extravagance or draft alike in very mam different ways. Carlton is probably i lodging. By a vote of 14-1 to I M Yale stu­ dents declare prohibition has dune more harm than good. It’n rather Kurpr'sing thut IN Yale students look the other view. It shows that condition* at Yule must he improv­ ing—Ocala Star. Why what were the venditions form erly? * j/\ |ia lust Wi-dm- <lay night. Enjoy your food more reckless in his attack*, andf a l l s is probably more reckless in Ids promises. Having ob>erwiI failtons methods during the past few months, the Floridan can­ not see how Carlton could improve on Tatis as governor. He has no achievement whatever to his credit. line, lie was elected a Senator but let any friend of Ins show any “Carlton Hill” for the general gootDoiWtll - the people.— Marianmi Floridan. --V Vv«A’ I f l o u r iqqielll4‘ i« not keen m u oh 4- ii in i44iirs4-ir lo i.d»n S.S.S, ri-anlnrli ht*f\fri^jtaili i in st I. It Hill j;l»4- n u l l gi’.oil u|qieiiie. \ TO THE NORTH Two Fi'illitiL*^ A\,, kly tf* Hill#* ilrlphkn; *:i» :;n T wo MHlInu-i w« i-kly to IlHlIlmorc; JAtr*-* Itiiv r»;^ulnr ln rtl» NEW Ships In S «rT U cl * TltfOtillll flltcN lo Xi*VY Yfltk * I*:U! ; onl othft points Dot* Imii n i l - i m i t r sU-..VJ. Aui*m • »111*>1 til 11-In* «,1 ml* n Mil*Ljt1i*Y|Jfmni \Jumi, IHumArrti /nljff M& M LINE SOO E . B a y S t., J a c k a o n v llla Merchant* U Miner* Tran*. Co. F a n l D ir e c t A ll-S t e e l T r a in s \ ; c U n it i n g CITY TRANSFER A: STORAGE CO. T o Expert I’ituio moving wilh improved SEL-1'0 piano moving equipment. Hauling -Crating -Shipuing Side-Track Facilities. , Rhone BSM, 209 N, Maple Avenue • ‘ a s it n b u r i s h e s y o u r b o d y I Ralph W. Losslng Mgr— EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING___ selves ami kept their Ixxlies in ! Work Gituranteed good repair by occasionally taking I Rosclq Freed-EtHman, & a course o f S.S.S. It helps Na­ Crosley receiving seta. ture build up red corpuscles and it improves the processes by Tubes Butteries and Ellrn which the body is nourished. ina tors, 5.5.5. is time tried and reliable SEMINOLE RADIO ( O. It is ntr-Jo from the roots of fresh herbs and plant* and is prepared .’i2H Sanford Ave. .in a scientific way in a modern Phone G.10— Jr laboratory. Call (is For Repairs 5.5.5. is sold at all good drug stores in two sizes. " Tiio larger and Demonstrations ill if Wffl SA V E ( W IT H ICE IC E Y ou i t ii o k I a he S o u t h l a n d L t . Sanford ( A .C .L .) ■ 3 :25 pm. " Jacksonville ( A C L ) 8 :2 0 pm. Ar. Knoxville (L . A N.) 12:41 pm. Ar. Louisville (L . & N.) 9t20 pm. " Cincinnati ( L . i N. ) 10*20 Pill. “ Chicago ( P c n n i . ) 7 :35 am. Tlitnugh .Ir.plnv car*, s.ntnnl In Cincinnati «nd Chicago Sleeper* on asm* train to Luuiivllle ninlri|* mi anti (o«c|iti; obffivr.ion c*ra laniard t,* ClueIttfint I ahe F l • | In these days of fast com peti­ tion, only full-hlooilt-il, rohut.t healthy people-can keep to the front, and sin-co; s comes to IIiom* who have the siuqi, vigor and magnetism that go with n whole­ some, liealtny life. That little paragraph we wrote Don't despair because others* about Jim Carson coming into the forge ahead o f you. Start right s u r p r is in c ;? gubernationnl race has been copied now to regain the health which SANFORD SBiN \i. will help you progress. A hearty npprovingly into a number of the nppeiilc will restore your energy,' state papers. Its a safe bet Jim Hathaway inis many friends , In Fons Hathaway made a good im­ build you iqi and give you “ pep." won't be low man. Lots o f the lieiv. Thousands have lienelitcd them­ size is mure economical. people show signs o f liking him.— pression here Friday night. IIIi>*|noted *o ilnjtoi-ler T'o hat Several o f «>ur readers looked for Palm Beach Independent. hi> |tei-eh w-111111 have It4 i'ii as much ; the Signal to “ tear him to pieei-s" an iniuslue to Ilieni ‘a ; i)i I Ir.’1 —--- —o-------Wonder what George Merrii-k and wanted to know why wi- had J i a t haw ay would sag if he knew Burton not done so iiiasmueli us we disa DK S U N S H IN i: ^ IIn- t-auie T*-- Sigi a! play "Mank was posing us uii official gn-ed with him on Hie gasoline tax. vV/fuia*r 17/uf-<,/<j o f Coral Gables.—Sanford Herald. The Signal is an iiiilepemli-nl I't'lith wmilil In- null'll, rli-niier if ah t ( j~‘ U He'd pnibnhly try to -find mil eei tain neWs|iiq»-i s wuulil he i-lean what hwunie o f the fum ilim ' that new simper. xtu u L Ii lias no axe to grind. i-r wmilil 11 •11 ihi* truth, ui nut used to he in the Jacksonville o f ­ We. still oppose Mr. lint nil way’s ti ll any!Iiiltg at all fice of his corporation— when Munk T'lii* Signal i< not iiitrifsted in was there.— Miami Beach Sun. stand on tile gasoline tux. Bill we had to report his meeting any part ietilar i anilidate for of Iire. —and w-t- didn’t color it to suit mir •i Il will print the news, the truth, The suggest ion has been made selves ns sortie newspapers do. about any of IIn-in worth white. (hat Tex Rickard overlooked the f: Hi We aim to stick tn the truth. We have hud mu fling at Dr. logical contender when he aclreted We printed no guna- than Dr. Hathaway on the gas lax, whirl) ’ tconey for the fight this summer Hutliaw'uy said. still -In ks. vith Gene Turney. Judging from Any honest newspaper will nDr Hathaway’s explanation of vliat the Honorable Kidney J. Catts [sirt an address correctly. certain charges against him were saying a:i he goen about the Btate* It is only a crooked nml lying n-iotilisl by a* us correctly as pese could give the veteran Marine newspupers that will distort the slide, nml ht> lias eougratulated iis a Hell of a beating.’’ And after truth. on our report. —Kan ford Signal. une 4. he Is going to feel more IT preserves your (ood_ and p rotects it kc it than ever. from .bacteria developm en t and danger*! ----------o---------ou sch an ges CLAIMS CITY IS DESERTED Gilchrist Stockton o f Jacksonville MIAMI LABOR NEWS ants to go to Houston as n deleB a ck o f th e ice m a n a re d e p e n d a b le ite from the fourth Florida diselectrified ice plants, working 2 4 hours Miami uiui her environs liar less ness is comparatively good und the ict to (tie National Democratic than 5,000 winter visitors; apart a day, year after year, m aking available I....pie starving are not in the mu 'invention. The Stocktons ur0 an meat houses and hotels are empty; jority. Tft all tim es a d ep e n d a b le supply o f d-time Florida family, time and merchant* have done no business, pure, clea n . so!i(l frozen tee that pro* The idea of the remarks o f Mr, ittla tried Democrat*,, steady und the people are dire want, te cts health and p ro m o te s happiness. Mank was to impress upon Un­ ork en for the good uf the state, according to a gent named Burton people the necessity o f having lends to their frlenda to the last Munk, said to be the Kus^J^ops^ lywM-fWCe*. It i« a known fact liar and the last ditch, and section manager for KiitiieyTP TharTlierc are a good many [leopie ngcrous but honorable enemies to Catts, gullet-national aspirant. who would have come to Miumi FOOD eir enemies. They have been Mr. Munk made this startling had there been racing. However, j|y pioneers, and many an high statement in u talk given at Stuart FLAVOR we ur«* entertaining tin* largest ■ ■4T' ~ d expensive improvement has .recently. In tin- audience were crowd in our history. lMONCYv d its f i m foundation ln>d by the delegates to the State Feder­ If it were Mr, Munk’* idea to *Ar'\ fp n n a , fittskriit StOCktOM is U ation o f luibnr convention in ses­ gel publicity by making these lulso rthy number o f this fine family sion there. staU-mehts she ho* succeeded In th** .1 true Democrat and a broadIt is useless to say murli concern­ case of this paper. Howcv-er, in so nded and energetic citizen. Our ing the status of Mr. Alunk's doing he Deflected greatly on the ^m UTTM DITf te can find no better man to statements. Most of us know that intelligence of his uudlenee, and ,d to Uoaston.—Palm Beach In* I apartments are well filled, tpaffir they.aro hardly appreciative of £0«P A §t •endenL t is greater than ever before, busi* it,— Miumi News. Rhone 202 y till nnd Maple' Speed a m in g o i am i d . * , 4 1 ) , , Ar. Cincinnati (L .& N .) 8:50 am. Ar. Toledo (Big 4 >* Detroit (M .C.) 'ThroughI il«plSB c j r . to point. .howni t« r h „ .net dining c»r. «Rf. J*cjt»onvHU lo Cincinnati. ThU tin* *t*o *P*r.U. th. .pl.ndld DIXIE FLYER rrnnm\%,lM tT!^ irD or o°Nl* chk«»® Sl. Lth ouw t*, EVro Z"O ODA IM "*4 - Niw o '.C hltWO *"!* F LOR IDA L LIM IT L to Orita na and■»"4 th*SiSou elltnd withN’th ugR hLe'aNs* to Lot An*tl*«. For further JnfarsnnUon and rctctv&tlont* apply to H. C. BRETNEY, Florida P*,**ng*r Ag*nt 134 Will ll.r-St,, Pbon, 0-0302, Jacktonvlll,. Fla. L /N L o u i s v i l l e & N a s h v i l l e R.R. B O O K S W IL L R E M A IN OPEN U N TIL M A Y FIRST • TnlltthnRHce, Fla., A-1 *1 11 lyys.’ * ^ Hup J. D. Ji11kins. Tax Collector Seminole County, Sun ford, Florida. l *' f * •« % V Dear Mr. Jiukins: I have been requested by numerous citizens ot y,»ur County to • authorize an extention of time for the payment pi tax,**, jmd if you think it advisable to keep your books open until May 1st., it V vil] ho entirely satisfactory to me. . V,. - • • . Willi kind regards, I urn, Very truly yours, john w. martin * '*f * • . ~* The stale and county tax books will thei'ciore remain opdnuatil May First, and property owners who have not paid their -taxes will have an opportunity of doing so any time in April without any extra charges. JN 0.D . JINKINS, Tax Collector Seminole County. y v ■ . . * J T * * rm* E mu.j -t ^ % ” ■j?1 . t : •3 ■The Following Letter Has.Just Been Received: A >VfJ9*, *. ■ h Ob.rfv.llon ^ STATE AND C O U N TY T A X \ ■*u**> 2:43 pmpnC 4 i2 3 •* f j J, �I ‘ ■*' < * *• r u ♦■Vw#*-.. *1^. ft, • . .. V . .■* * »>> . * f •*'**'* >' W T « .- •- iyn~T* > •" tv< ’vr , :* b[, _'< ■ '-’ iV » __ fcaaas . . .' "•1•■<i : ■' ■ ■HW 9 3 - S v ^ rnr santakd t » * *• ■ t-f>**«►*'- I (K i r K ’x c i W i Wi nrfiAt/n, SASTflftrt, m nnu. -Monday, Arnrf, fl. — LAKE MARY •John Ull:.' was honored on F'ridte by i (■* w ;iv wli'i (•r.ti’rlidnrd a (V Office Telephone 148 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37. I'niMul* :iutS neighbors at a vlitinei 1 :-------------------------------------------------------------------------- party in hnnm of hi t S7th hit thtlav Choral Society Is!“Sorrell And Son” & MT * TESf. Planning Program Will Be Picture At **Ar4|?lTrrom lh e Messiah Milane t or loduy <!i^ ^ »•>• • Plans rtc'tlif * U - ackvllmw |mgtntutinn of* Ilciy new sonic interesting iau'> Lev. J. S, Ariik'titi.qit., uf i n . m Ilmnlt-lV, about .he film. SORKKM. A.\|), d' !l'hm( >»rv<■}«.,■ of Lomtcr.ihi,. ft» ^•;,r ‘CRIMEIN CHICAGO Briltsh Hollers To M S RESULTED IN ,1 ■«*’( a « r. i BY CIIARI.KS A. SMITH Intcrnalit nal N c«s Service Staff Correspondent (innclnntl I’ouds Over I.lntnr. I.ON'PON, Apr. S'.- Reciprocal Vice And Oamhling Cause Menace Which Police Seem tug the visits paid for some years an ^ m •i , L’u Ue l*nable To (’ope With Jiy_ithe ..Amu.ica.us. .♦«*—-*garch_of [Irtish golfing honors, British golfers are to invade the United States this summer. The most Important of the ninny invasions w ill‘ he that ef J. • • N. Maiighan, captain of the Canr hrldge University Coifing Society ,iUk.iIur |;ej7 and the top iUan o f the.’ e murdets are tins lived. . this*year’s' University team, who at i the end o f June is taking out a * cntiie south and west sid ^ Jii'c iiiil lo ! h* ciiiiI . iiiIpi I side to play against Harvard and hv a vast liqu >r symlicnte head -.1 Yale mid several other matches hv "SmiTnre *\i‘ Capone, and his against tepresentntive American Jackie Cusick. leumj. chief lieutenant. ITHCACO. Apr. !*. 11NS ) ' Mo n p a y \ "Idrdp'eye" view of the trime Tn»trt)rgun*Ctuh. r* t h e - Kiril at the ll.d ^ C t-A , Kp:<- SON*, which em uo to the' Milam1 H<-nr«| .*r,t Inn t ■ i 1 inn Liim-nt mn, and Mis* Lena situation in Chicago today ’ hover Baptist Church will ibccl at tlilin1rupal Chun h m e being made hy Theatre today. that more than PHI men in the lint Smith, Suinl.ty School Lx|*ct" til sixteen months have been killed in “ Sgircll Anil Son" is tmse.l on o'clock tit the home ef Mrs. Robert the Sanford Choral Society, tvhit.li Wjnter Park wine (‘resent at Salt gnnglund fends over litjuoc, vice jireaeuletl a similar pin'ginin at the current hest selling jmvet hy Meri»S|ftther on Kcnlueky Avenue. hath School ,at the Conimunitv and gmnhllng. Ninety per <i!il ef Kathleen Mallory f ilth.* of the Hie 1 irst Ba|itisi ( hiireh last Warwick Deeping, F.nglish author, Church Iasi Sunday timruing. 1’ ev , . _ tii (he Uniteit Slates more than Armentrsiut and Rev;. James M j>'ip»t Baptist Church will meet spring. The clult lias Wen studying IPdJkMi tuples o f the novel wi re Thompson''were.student stoge'.lvt with Mrs., A. M. Walker at ♦ *t l1 rihri i *ii l "ni\ersitv. I lamiel's works mid prest nting ci rsold in H'JT. .o'rlotk at the home o f Mrs. A. M. tain seleetions with the idea of 'H erbert Rr'eimn, dirt t lor * of M i ’ . J. \ p.-ekham Has heen vis Phillips on Oak Avenue. The circles of the Mctluullst pi milk ing 11it* entile oiatoria Church will meet at 11:00 o'clock at next spring. .More than two store the following plates: o f ..Sanford men amiwomen ale | Willie Me llnvoc Circle met is now meiidiers o f the eltih and with Mrs. Tom F. Adams on others who wish i<* take pari in French*Avenue with Mrs. Admits next y in i's p r o g r a m s ^ r e ’ invited nni! .Mrs. John IVarson as hostess lo join the organi/ation whVti prac- ei' Circle No. !!. Mrs. Loyd Brown •loader, meets with Mr.. It. W. Tur­ ner, "'ll J Palmetto Avenue. *' rcle No. .'I. Mrs. W K. Bailies, leader, meets With Mrs. John Rum Idew. Wes( pirst'Street ami French Avenue. Circle No. 4. Meels with Mrs. H. H. < hnjipell oi‘ <'tderv Avenue, Lircto Mr i a. Mi>. S O. Shin liolssr, leader, meets with Mrs. I.. U. Mart ii. iini 1 Wu>itiglon Aver i f . 1t.ll Air. i . .1. M. Me t i <'in le No, l! .M till, lender, n n ‘ t> with Mr’ . It. I! .'iI'aV, 71 a West First Si reel. Clrele No, 7. Mrs. \\ t Hi!! leader, ineets with Mr*. Vance liottglns's 'p Rose t'oill I. Kil'ter Services at llu- I P'.-tla Iait hern Chuivli m ".:*>«» If*'. F. .Swells*>11 . nu-' -imtiil’y A ’ lgustaidfi tail iieni Syinui ill ttmlurt si‘ rv1cps. Sanford Cheral t Till will uii •} f**r rslii-arslil at 7 :"<• *nVl» f |i at Holy Cross episcopal t ’ luiu-ii. Regular hu’ vui-- n ocl'iig . s' s' \a es (iuik! ef Ifo!y i n I.!'* o|i.‘»: » ''.iirr'll V ill 1.1- le III ; *• ' k ll‘ tlMn II iuI A . If. hill a; ih. l-'orre t I a! , llotid, ofiiudny evv uinir. Apiil i ho ninth. • Tl'IvSlF} Y - C ,oh‘s ( 'p-.T .V .M'di-i • fcopal' /'.Inn t Imrcii mi Idili -• •c i-lmMi, 1;!'11. ■|> I 1* U d o nt. W as liuigfon^l •. i. .‘ -JJ (i • ui ,.i S o 'd |, V'ie:tihiv' i W I \piil In W*ki l i - i ‘ W i - 1. ; ij *■ .- j a t j 1 11 \ i l o . i To he |*relent. .fvvej.iitg Jinda. toil;. P-r uom i bars' of it. So. fit T*. ii.ii 11 l Ilia oniHll’s T'luli i.1 nu | Alice Joyce, \iuut *7. Nihon, Ml. k,-v 'M» Bun, Loirs W^dlnuni ami th e is resumed n*‘ X; fall. ioci>idiiii: .dar> Nolan. 1 ta Mrs. Fiances Wmalrnir. the ue, Mr. Hreiioii took liicmhei. of lu> lotnrmiii-1. • c'tmpaav <k u • mil. s4 from Holly The eluli v. is i rgilljiv.ti] la ; t < lingl.in I and in oi ighml spring as an oiiiyi..ui|i i f ilie U - lo.al. mm h . •L “ soiridl And Sen" men ’ • lull i hprus for the ptnpo>o‘‘ vvrt. fiimcd. * of hrillging to the peopk if Sail I'ho j,ii l i l t at ton *>t the novel is ton 1 -lime familiarity y.l'lj I lie .'Villi in i Itami ter, -illi.ii i t mutter wo*I.- of tin m u - . ui?, ' iv. T|ii ai d emhev. The author Alt Ueop. •i I'.'.-.dit t ctoi p- \|i -. I :.u ., J.'' IK«. •ir. colaihniated with Mv Ihetioii \ » Veer it rd lu-i i, lining . di-r a ■ ili- .1 i . iio'n ami loiikinu'e f lla ntimi.-r .> \ II im<un p, t i • i dm. tlU'Uli; till lllclnliel- o| 'l lo I-Iuo h \o.t ii.i11 11a.l So* *i-It A ri i are .'O*. am Me l.m >. I ill;v- nt, : ■a" \ I ' l l ! , . 1 1.11 ill; want to see .Me, A|.Im■| Bowler. Mi-, \ llt.in.' fn- dial a- top p. niigl-l (n lilc,. en nan, Mi Naomi 1 H ow. Ml ■ M, Hi;- l !e j.* y ii.%, you know il Mallem, V c S. ,1 Ni\, \L A. 1 .i it von ti iv * n't i e.o! I hi- him', , M PIi.lv *. 'll 1. L R i d |il"l ■ an t afford in nil -eell^g tin 'I i s. M u ■< I Imnia4<•'(* Ill’ ll . J. Iill iv.it pel I 1 t li" 11*0, I p ill) OI'IMi -. .v. t i c i -'in lii .Mi' t II i- l.-ll pile al'ot:'.. lor . l I- an ah* oil loujl MIf. ! .1 ? 1 ll'l • ,1 1pi pi . film >li itm.it, .*" -1 ec 1 1...li1> M i . 11w; ■ Aii. <■ Hay! l. '1 pip a piii an ■- ui'i ui.: mm 'A - 1 , : . ml \|t-. < AI....1 t . a- i t 1 lb ' . Milt l Illl "t l.lov. * F. I n. Ii. 1 .11 1 W > l i ;; ,l i * ' '!• \l -t..ml V cm i i,i' the Lake Mary t’ hamhei ■I.’ t ■-iiiiiii-iei. Ttn.se whu nttemled wi re iaipri s i- 11 |i ttie grnciou ■ i - iiifil iilulitv af Mrs. Owe**, t'riei t ' wt-i'f c|i- , up from "ueiirl.'. i .vcry s i - ' im; * : Tit* countv ami 1 -t in 1it .iLv i - n i ' ni* present, p-r Miually nii'l uni dmqk‘hnTul.i w ith til - g w l " f t.or i Also gpeetillu the g i f - 1 '■ :i Mrs. Janie.Thoip|'S"n. 'li I rank Kvutis, ilia! Mr- J dm Is-umidy Relre him-lit’ of It i- ( ream a ’ d * alii* Were served, under il..- difiit -ti ot Mrs. II. I' I lurniU Mr cm! Mi lie-'tgi- Fowlee Hit*! Mr. I'nwli-r" mo;iii-r \lrs \'d Fow let*. Joft ‘ We.ltii-- it.:v I -r their Jumn m" NewtlUI V I 1 M 1-s. Mr a,ol M * 1 1II S'a'ihcs ami ni.ill sun li i’> ' -itie-day for it it u il |i '! i *-1,111 ' — innthi r a: \ * . ii, S <' , in -. -I her |milll \i uni Mt lo t in in in Wneg i 't \\i-di.e-d.i' ; oi Ilii-ii Ici'ii* in ' n -Inn y. Alii i i .oh ra'd • mti ie.-t is hi .'ig ,-i.mi n. 'in i'i" of ii puhlii !i In •■P'>. I -u i » d -v the I,al».* M 11 I iu(iii-v i -.-.oni ' \c --u-iul ion. I ' ml 11 •I Id III! ol ,tp..p I. . Imvo lut-ii *»• 'oilIII. . . .1 ** in Mi W K. * *>’". Mrr . K ‘ < i ll a I! It •1 r a i ' * \\ I i ,.pri . Mt- II nni i *lli'a-on. ‘ ;.l i lila -. .41 W tl I*44ll ’ W* ‘ ' V a, 11 a , M* U i h i I'Tau At ll i 1 1 «* **i» \\iit "1,1 . \ * ” nii ami a d mi'll' u of live dollar. Mil ■ l It.* •i••»|li V* ' •i 1’ put t • 41 ....... |,, m l 11 "III I lo- ( 'rv .». •i VW-. 1- . i* • tat 1 > dr a! I d,.* :••.! •* d*. uilli vviinti '■ u ( 1 ,. ' .1. «♦*• . 1 v«*I\ > Pt it•• I,pp, , *i . 'ci* I-.".I - All W ill. el 1'. v . ' iih*! ll’ l tl 1I.1Tt\ rn Mi1 | 'i;n' !. i * I i. i .1 I'll d I Ik * 1,11,1" v «*» * •Ml t«*TPti tiu* • .1 . 1*1,1t* I, v\ . l ' » , \|o i - - l ki apple, ol i vl. a ii’ it I i ntteiii. nupi,.a i a |li ■i1 nb.i. i imineil !"i t b, i • i * 1T■t WIII., .- ii . i i i <i i .11- 1 * ■‘ .1* I i> •, c -t and .1 >k it cm ,.11,*V . .1 I. M1 - oil-, v d M dll I t" id 1*11*1V . . ..c 111.Ill .1.1 I,. i-tl'lg .1 11 . In' d.iv w i- it lid .laugh' i Mi-- Thhi 1 . H ,, ■ .1 .t o -1 tl a ’ 1 ■i h'O'l • a iv i' •t! I 'i i’ -i\ .i i.i *"• Wo . I'itrli, (He o" a loll " 1. 1 *: ' l ' .11 t I-O 1 tl in .'* ■• Ip I ekt'il'Mi I ’ le 1"*' -i i n . m Hi k 1 V■ l i e '•'! .Mr- 'l l ' • I'.'Intel >1 |I 1 nil* 4 »'• ,, Ulan I" Ill'll, o f Hot „nu A . 1" . in Hh .. tl |HU. it nr I-Yidav Sowing ( ircie ICnjo.vs Easter Pari} I 11 1 I M t. I \ I. I \If I • I‘ \I.* I Y -' o i 1> •• i Mi. IB in i* " ■■ i ■ i I > i. a < i pnitv l Im p i. I i *aiy 'p i " 'll In. I*: N d. \ LI u.M-d. III* T! t i •■*■I -- ** -1 l\ p i 1 'I'i..' > i' ih'p.ir-l-mt t .., ri* ( 1•....... t ■!' 11 n O• I | Id. llfd.t i !. p ' il 1. li - * Id- li ui - i » In,. M ' I' * ■•t: aI,.I..-I-I .! ||, ■ >, 1 *. M I *-■ *-. • 11 111 hop, Mrs J ,, I.* ti a in I Ati I i n-i. .1 • ! 'j " i f I* Mrs. ti. I* Hi m, M, t; ' hostesses Wight* ond Miv. -I li Bum ,, Mrs. ti. Irv ing I ..ii. 1.-. Mi l: : “ |)enu tiestc” . proilut <>,l ‘‘Sorrell o.'t g id Tltmpa, |or the pn-l wed. Ami Son" us his first independent returning .Thursday, This sysidienle handles gamhling, Miiughun has nut yet gol his pioiluciion I'm I'nitetl Artists iv- |,:,ke Mary was hoitoYetl Tiiesilny vice and liquor ami is said to ri- -ide t get hi r. hut It is expecteilAc leas * I lie *'•>.-t ip1h i'es II I^U ni venimr hythepresence of. M i­ eive ‘mutually $7fi,(iOO,OOU. w ill he aide tn tiike mil n very ner, Nil Ai*lh>r. N'ormun Jrevtr, Bryan Owen, who was the ,1 i li mi' •* <‘ . il Id ,r ill1i ( '1 >• M •.I 1 ' im ! n •III! 5 t1«’ I , -1 * ,iv ' i 4f,l..> r "* 1* ■l 1.,11c . u r i'.old -' il, | Mm. -i , 'll * * " i it. A\ li t t t|< Ii.i f I. I * v. t 1 ..r i f b !*d ' n! -............ * . I-1 *';■ The piulli side, until quite ri-i-ent t.tr»ng tram, and the njatcli should !,.,w a s emtrolled in part hy A ld e r ! tie of exceptional interest (n Am man Titus llafln and his alleged ei can g-'Lfcis. nmlerlings, since indicted hy the |1( August the British Walker • Jet-id grand .jury mi n u m c i o u - ;, Team, yet In he i lm en, w ill ■•minis charging '.iolntmn o f tin ;,„u for New Y< rk. ** * \ 11 Jiihilion law. . r In \i,"lV of the fact that, the Ann Smaller iTdilicians ,u;,-aii Amateur ChaiMplntlBhip fnlls | The north"* t Aide has still an nil September Id. many o f the Br F otlii'i group. hemh>pf'.v Bill.' Skill psh Walker Cup team are expected pi pro mid Beroev Bert -ell. fnlTikU'" to stay over and compete. 11 itiiiint pidi: o tans. In addition to those . enumerated .More than lifi h*% mhs have heen above. If. R. Burton, a well known ••.plodci! ui I'In. ago, ilirected as a old University player, will make i menus of terr*rism, at the li*»mes tour . f \aiertea and Canada ae .ti p.tliu. ians, heer harim*, Inhni u.ni)ianieit hy his father, another h* ids an I others. well knnv.'ii player. Burton has en ­ Six i tins,. Ii.uuhs well' ilirected tered for both the American Open .ii proi intuit ei!' |v*litii-.iaii-: and and Amateur Championships. ..in' i-a.list United Stales Seiiat ir i 'mi!,-- S It-'iiei i% "Ho heads a ! — SOU m ajor rotilwi o s. the laivi*st,ol ii.i.i i i-ditieal party hei. vvhii h wns the hlasliug o f a mail Th-t. limp. !»'t-u more Ilian l. li 11 >.t hnii' on v .e-l of Ai 1'lmt -dav . teio In-r of M 1 Ucille ladiol : lie >1d ink) li Ii c tmb - eiitei tniin-d Iti-1 pupils .d Fviiipdide I'iil-k oil d r.li'v iiim pillg with ii pit iii> an. e r g built M*'*-’ Niigmiii Calm . 1 , 1* a, her o f the Isl and P ers o n a ls I, I . II: ll r» »l New Colors Honan ‘ Silk Y o l l o " ' , 111uo, O r c h i d . P in k , G r e y m id W h i t e . S o ft fin ­ ished. i ; *, "! ob 1 fug $ 1 .5 0 yd. r v\ej .? Ik* Figured Pongee ‘c i\bU Liitht G r o u n d * ,'' fast colof.Plniu c o l o r s t o m a t c h . g* M I* *"' r r nu V. $ 2 .0 0 yd. * e. Cli. Tl I New Ruff Crepes P.j fill - il k , 3 0 i n i ' h / v i d c . I.i s l i t s h in ie s , h e a v y w e i g h t f o r Spoi l D resses. i ir r $2.25 yd. it * -:?r. -*-'r 1, . T la t'o have been lllinut nu equal j a IIP,"in o f liurgluries. -*T -1 - :l.‘o,.i t NkI Scarfs in lliv s p r i n g iU H 'k 'v c n r ,, , f a m i l y , th e n * is n o t l p n g ttnuH' fa vorer! thftB*--thc - ilk s c a r f , ^\* h a v e t h e m p ried ! fro m r. -.v .75 lo $6.00 '- . i t Iland Made Hatidkerchie fs I’. c ji ii li lu l past cl shades Face tr im m e d and hand em b roid ered , each t•> VV • wl. t+ ( . 65^ and $1.00 P R IN C E S S i4 -4 l. train, tin* thievi-s ob ta in 'd Sl-'t-’t. (ipl) in dish, Tlk" aii'ii were later arrested -hv t,'!qral agents, haw - ever The-i* rohTe-iie-. do not lip [elude p e l l v thievery mu' pocket pi. I illg hill niilx those 1 olihel ii'lii.ldlv e-.i-euli'd by foju e. ..! . ei.mini led ail eg” hutd ••!' There have I een no i-xe. alioiis a* I -du.v ii' Ieru Ui ( -l her pupil-, a! piiiiishmi't l for murder, iiltlmugh i o . l|""l ll"U-> I'i Aliliiuti- Rollg'-lli is le-vv III ilk i - F.nier on Hltiruitd ihi- "''-l i ’ .-omilj jail awaiting his death mi | li.in a bn m e - tup I" New I Ug tie gnITovv. Apiil LI l"i tile ndtl t : I' *•. di-i o f a young gnl i>\ a 1 1 imiiail M■ ini 'le - * arl jRyipd'i ' r and j 1 peiatlou and the niurdei o hi 1 , | I'I, oil ! I I I .'In ftyil’ : "V id* 1 uewlv Ion U ehitd K I to utei'd i to umiiii-r. Slot Machine** Tin- iegti'ni mo'iiMy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !' •' Male than d.llllU slot m.nliines. • , Cl .tiipl'« 1 . * ninp 1 . e w a* in-id tin- pettiest form ,.| mule: ini' >i innd Clun i' * ■ of I '"IMliieri e clu ldicn 's money, have l - i n plipu-d I », with BiiiliLog mi \l.." in * ..A in ail iiutageou* spots iti the city 1 In­ Bn a .1 nit. Iii ii>111 ■ (it*. u*i Hi l> sI m» . cliiin al I, I'I'" I'H IP ( l(.« , 1 1: i/v i "' , 1 in i apd ■'.Ik pis' 1 t K g, li.'lll of Hi '' I' " . in .: all\ .11. Iknow ...a. ..11 w ,,II .- Ii.i • (d ll" ' Hip Vl ,1 ve.v .1 1 II’ • 1 li* * il"** bum, in -tot' - . f tp*'114' loll* ........... ... -.1 ,|. IHI .1 l "Ut I'lllpt (11>11- 1V t'uit M III, In’ S "..■o' 1.' In, lh, < hum mu Ill i." ,"bl iiig money nil Mil ll II *■» I o'* l "ll|II."1i I , Mine uli I 1 * In up i alv ,1 1 ■ 1 1 mug unde■1 ( ■', ., 11- (11 s' - * ' 1 e, l i t . M.11 v I i-ipi ,0 , IHCl' TTi • mi" *•( i , l '1 llu* 1 bi.lin* 1 s o t u li " - " pi ■»v *-.| 11 ni"., 1 :ij iv nidi Nni ;i lull liimum body I- ~ .1. ivcen*i'*ii. AL- F 11\..I’ u in- ;i i-t od hv Mi.-, hi lie I lly .illume w r*' in .•harire. Idle •m m iii pn- '••! quul.lv ,t (p i t...... and 1 on! i'i*! ■ Im l"" me which I,,. Itiiirhi" wore served amt j llu p.p'Oi'V.I tart ed er t•• t •*> pin at > 1 , .in 111 if 11 -t l «, I’ll I* ha *e povv W ! ..Ill W 1 " 1 e . -Il Symcs will (.fit. ii.iipi a l.i.dri j. ,• , j . .1 I W nill,'.i W* f* . did ti clock at ita A a. In i lul. .. •dine .Mrs. Fdtia K.twI, r vt t I I I N(. I'( 1 ST I’ O M I* <1. I. A. meet n< ' :n o 1 '•'*• nil) Mil .ti,T." II,,11 ,,.,p n,. t, - !.,i nu . l ing ot 1hi I'll 'i ‘Ba.xket. i t ; 11..H1 I-- . !;t. . mi I Hi : M i |a pot t iioid i I ila- H'i ii. Bcii-1 in;' , i i tn>. I • bn * in-ell belli W ml .Coiieei't In- the S'iiuf.otl I II. ' ll - no* it *'i .i .. 1 s ‘ !*'ict.v iit S nu |,„ |; Dp, ] |, (^ iin i !. Mi , ...ii tn, pns'potn-d P*l I*".1,0 1: ' " ! d o - I',|useo|i,il ( 'h,ii-eh I'oi'li. lli.'i u. t, • avion' * * I’uuluJ. M . ■- . 1'" 11M. 1 , 1 1 I....I. . **u*1Killy tin tied. "d oi.tjl ...... .. r i fLi i*i. * Ic.t i V" ,1• -r, 'lit m i l - ' 1. v. 7v WHMNKsn \ Y p t. daugl.ti-i Nina 1'iati I ■HIV .III V’llltllg . 'tllll-IU .. Chitutauqua, '•Amulm Novolt ( Is -pelidiag ii IHw w el. - ' 1. lei i c f - ' ! h 11*m I n * . 1! II i Hnu,;,. . 1 ii. it 1 la- Bnmii.a |oai 1 dloti f 'ompany t ’om-ert.*’ at :: o k ri i»i;t; Mi \\ Me at 1ves iq ( ienrgui ' nthl '1 III t le Civile,I Fruit 1 ' " 111 -1111.'. With f 'Imutiuiqua, f'onei-rt " \n-iolia In uni. Miaiiil. pl( llav. I'i-iiii, foil t~vbp. virw o' -l nil you! a i-nvv c ' 1 LiCI Novelty Co.." and ie. iim KjCTTi" ,Mdilaj v \eail'Tiiv 11. \\ in 'i (1i;i>, ; 'Ii F. I* Cn " and \ -i ' p... , ,p, Iv .I veil d .. ml a t 'doti IBJton La .lone\A i S' at Iit , , pel • I tk- V. 1 " |. • I d il.g I, , *1*Ij*-1 la I, •"* v 'lit ; I I,lie- of 11 opil al snukv til I ue ■h um Sjmuld'ng CL-, !•■ > II ui*>, I M k \\ dli. in i a* d w il'c, id I *.i.V11 Ii.i Ia .1 TOD A V with .Mis. J. A Strange. \\. hingteft. Fred TTkiinp-iut in THU if SHAY Mi (.,. >rge * aiadeii * ollg'-l .linltfe and .'ll'-. W alia* *- Wtiglll » I '•ncert. ''.tfi'lInpnlil in Singiu • who Ita.- I. ru i-M ells i vel '■ 1 III e*' " T il K CIONLLIt S( (it I" i>-1 -. 1Jie I Ion.o Sumlaj find' l ampa 1 \ s ! i t ; -i ( . 1 . 1 : 1 \ 1 i :\ J t n l i * * ami ‘ Ivnleilaitiiiii \ t r- .-it:iI" l.j \a tniu-it lo 1 1 ir- I He gin I if 'di . past a* ok . b . [tin .pent * *M*1' llM ’I illlI na <'ampliell. at d: III ' W idte 1 S. I dlOlllll, I.MV. 1 1 |- 1 |1 .. ai 1 . i n, .a, ’ le , h oli 1 ti ■i dp u the meet Illg ot III- lot! *'hnuiiiui|uu, 'hinii - ni Brit .lav for )u- km o ill 1 ikI.do 1110 •n i r n 111 r m i 1 :" 1 11 tu t 1 ’ hr 1 1.11 > 011 , 1. * - " |i(l oil" L It.., Ukki. '.li'iy/' at S;(1U ntUa.k. - . (Hid •C ** T vt. 1 ' f t , ■' f\Tf-- "7 ’ TelTiiifo-d » . 11 FRIDAY 1 AI l-:i./id" ’ Ii >tio. iii.no 1 a! . a 1 I-. ,-t* 1 1"git Mot t III Hi " B A I S I M . t \M-r Mi and Mi I:. B Mill- . t I Ijiv i» iiMeld.uig S"tlthi'rti I'olli-ie ul ‘Mrs. .Millin' I * ; , . VI ill . n . i I,..nu ol Mi R a i e - o d ' " *I "U 1 "Pa B o l -|n-i 1 11 "dav 1 e la Sah .k*-eiil lo Ciitt the Hank Covers ('tab id tt.TU Ullld -I'm t *h‘ - '' ’i lie ji.et,.! . t's lll> 1 til li» * hill II 1 »ith v lo- piiieol* 'L and Alt \. r-ud 11 Ih gti is M 1*i i■lid \l 1 •te'oek at lii'i-dm in*' Til Oak Avr and mot i,- t t,. M1 • " ,1 w - * •' < I1.11 k 1.1 'i<1 1 Sanford SI frill e <'iith will y iv c a in d H iioi'iaakei. The :t11 ill,,, 11 llool- Wei. hull ill Hotel ( ill'll-t Lake at :* UP no ir |y ,-pi-nt a 11 It e. io' o ol ol AL mid Mi L, - Ik- Mill and ->es Mildred and ' » •' 'me o'clock. kind.- iiftei w]u !. : I: • nd 101 .•mull daughter Isuit'se of *nintido Iiiiyt* who are Hlletuhne .........’ •Men's Chih of Holy ('i*i’ s Fpis- La’ ti-I' eggs .Vi. - f* a* • 'I ! -I *-111 tin* wick end 11 Saatoiii ns .1 ! M ' 1.gust me speot tin week* "■pal CllUlch will meet at 7 dll* l .Idea egg vva, found lo I1' I'-tb llu- guest- of Mi. Hill'- motliii ii.| in Sanford a- tin- gae t- <*l " ’‘ lock at tlu> I’iiii-li lloliM-. Chan-e, while Di Inin * o *(' " a Mi Lmest Krupp. then iituii Mi- In u ll. Miller. tin- lorlunate t.ne in 1 r ime Ut* f 'huutuuqua. " f h . Faul.h - La poi -"nation oiitertaiiiuieut at :,.;u slivm * gg*. Master Jad. W il.*.in Mr. and M i . Fiaaklm I laid Mr "ini Mis. A ml lew B Mu* " ‘('•nek. found tin- most eggs, wii'iutig t!o 1 iiwiiy and liahy id (lihuido writ honey ai *1 tainii^ 1 .,ton *1 *•* I *a> ■ t-i '. 0 . R 1 T 1 esliiiii-nt o f h 01 1 a Iv 1 huutntiqua. "Smilin' I'lin.iigii" the W'l-k-einl cue-I- id Mr-i Haul toiia lieu* h Sumlav vvla-i*- they ■lid salo|k idii> vvere -el Veil •.,! 01 (I lav | at h:()(> I'lfui’k, a w a y - ■(nuvats .Mi, and Mrs •pent tin* day. I Ina I termini) hy Mrs. W tl ai 1 SA TU R DA Y Ihirr. .1 Wilson • l'UUtan<|Uii. Cone* it. Ca-S'id ■listed !'\ 'I t-. Frank Mail 1 Air Me.-. \V. -L Wi'iinan ot * alter?* K Keekfy ami-Mr.-. I.. M Ma 1 "Ueert Cuinpaiiy at ai ,, , t.a k. I'll" Suites "I H lille- (' lv spent ville, tin., t- vi-ilikg h.oy as llie ' hautauqiia, ( asl'itnl Concert'Co r hall. ■lo- vv *'k end ik Sanford 11s lire gue. t. o! her sister Mrs. ' 0, 1,,;‘l lecture "Tin- Old Ti.vvn in a glii-st « f friends. Shoemaker. » Ml IH II ClItCLH ML I IS N<« World. ( Iiiirlrs H I'lattcii hlllg, Mr. imil Mrs II J HolL Sr. Dr. itnd .'Jr-. A. W. Km x re The Jeoiiy Spaulding Citil-1 o' pent Sninlav al'l-.tnlls " i lk Ur, t-mu'll home Sat in day fimn Ju<‘k1 he I 11 -I IEiar t . •I ' Turn II In lii*' m a n y c a b t i k s p l \n m : d •miivilU' wlime they accnmpunied and Mis Itnheil L Holly J*. to, ill.11 aieetmg. W edta s/lav il Dr. and Mis. W llinui Knox who VYiJIiiuu Roaqili **l Miaou a - t a ­ I he calendar for thy* IV l.i-nlep termin'' at the liiuiie o f Mi: v\ , ' hnvv been tiled guests ai d wen s ta -,n (k full ,,f ,|,;|jghtTnl soei::1 ley Stoiidi'iuniro. The devotional i-a route to tlu-ii Inline in Canada. lent at University o f Florida, -pwjit the week-end wiih 11 it ml* d'faiir, ,,f t,R kind’ , including 1 w r riji'i were emluiti-d hv it*' ( donres, bridge parties, teas mid JYjiinu:m Mr*. .Stnudi'iinijre at l • Mr?. J. F. Fhi'k" *,f Hiiytincs '• ■here. * o!her-pleasant forma of diversion the meeting opened with Ih*’ *'u v siting here as the guest of hei '. Orlando Mrs. II. Ailisoii of Jpid one event o f special interest le song. "Jesus Savior Pilot daughter Mm. RulieiT C. Tlmisht-r aeiuinipunied on the piiino hv 'li Monday *'■: -pent tin- day here will !"• die « yen ing Bub-i-riptiai* ■at her home in F..!gevvooi'. Fiiuline Slmuieutniie. After a dmit ills iflej- s. • bridge party to lie given Tuesday sersiotl, the Bihle study elm - via , e Veiling AprU 17 ut h:0U o’eloek at I Mr. und Mrs. (iemgi* Mi- C hMo,-) led hv .Mrs, John D. AbrahamDr. J- U. Davii h»s 1, turned* li the WomnitVClub for thy tu-neflt The next meeting will he held ** II f Orlando spent Sumlav in San Sanford after an absence of never. fill'd as the guest - of Mi-. Me Cull of the building fund of the dub. •he Inure **t Mrs. *1- A. Strang....... al fours, lie will resume1 in op* nch’a sister Mm. B. F. Whitner. The iKjstcsaej for tfcr evening will Hole! Arrivals "lid j IVlonday-Tuesday \ 11* y M'- He_ Mrs. Braxton I,. I’etkins. Mm*. ‘ Davfd'CHldwdll nifl Mrs. W. A. l 1 ittAJi. Many i-lahoi iitc (dans hu.Ve l*ven made fnj- this* afattr -vviiigh promises to lie -one *d‘ tii large I of the Reason. Those wishing to make reservutkdis (ire asked to tel* I ejihone either’ Mrs. Per kins or Mrs Myrtle Avenue. ticnl practieu here. . • Mr, ami Mr.".. Felt tier o f Om-eo Yi»s« J. N. Rolwmj ii*iil Mr* la, U !*t ns guetts luvt week **a the lai'ii-t boat "Shanifoek." Dr. a i . l , Ilow nnl (Berlin mtiion-d to Orltui AJis. Raymond Ditmars and d*i. Sunday where t i n y upended •!aughter*of Scnrsdale, .N. Y. ati the. Latter Services ‘ at St. Luke's 'ailuitrul. . Mr. Hairy T. Shrivel- o f West Ur » '• --- — tirge. N. J. Bev7 A. K. Peek; relumed Imnt' t Caldwell. ,1 I |)i DHtnura is Curqtar o f (in Monday after spending the week­ Itrhhx /-*'°’ ,'gieaPGar'dens o f New end jn Ortandn a* 'the guest of the, •H ani— LYi t Mi uT'Kostlii spent ____ York City, and with his family ali i \j'ty IWV. (iillium. He officiulyti at the day here Supduy a? the gue it Mr. und .'fra. J. N. Uoboon Jr„ Mr. Shriver had just returned from (wo services at SI. I^ikths Catheo f hi? »!*ter Mrs. David I*. Thru?fr iveie vi*Uor» in Orlando, Sundgy a trlji to tientral America, wheiudiul on Lastei cr. John ii. Jj#nnj*rdi and Fred !I Wilton ri'tumrd lionie Sumiay «yv n ag fiony Tunipn where' tin y at­ tended the Bar Association meet­ ing. * . . . . afternoon. Mr. and .Mil . Alehin Betts at-, tended the Lanier Service* at St Lake's cathedral a! Orlando, Sun- .cr.-* New Purses For *n;.V to Ladies Dependable L ig h t colors. P o u c h ah(l U n ­ derarm ^Lvles. A llig a tor, S n a k e - s k i n a n d P in Setil a r e u s e d in n e w a n d i n t e r e s t i n g We luive been tried and tested oil!’ past repu­ tation is your guarantee of j»ood service Rood work and fair treat ment. w ays. • * Lt.< rj v : til $3.50 and $5.00 /' y ., Spring Frocks --- 1) , .•. ♦ .7 .p •. New lacecs, Flowers, ornaments and •* Spring and summer dresses of delicate niatenals will receive con­ scientious and careful attention if sent to us . . . . your most valued and nicest garments are safe with Laney. Buckles. , , . \ * ?i -. X . , - .1 fat » T j •*»*.. . k, *,t v , * * ” ' 'f */ ' .v’ ' o .Tn . , rrrkttifitgujAj • Get Better Results By Asking Our Advice Laney Dry Cleaning Co. “Sanford’s Leading Cleaners" 1 Id E ast s V r o n d S t r u c t 4 I ' o h n c -IG5 t ^ V4 ,; t v.v <J ■ ■ . .. ■" 4 ...{IM t hi �**• . ■M i . verm ** "~ rr^ „ --- - *• v.** rAGR four CAItSONKiliiliS Mit»f « r Orlando iMBMi.TAt^BBgafegte AT GiV?NESVILLft D e c 'u r c s H im se lf F riend O f l :d iv e r s it y A n d O pp osed T o A n y C a t Ih A p p r o p r ia tio n s F o r T h e S ta te In s titu tio n s i *,» Audi Iifff f> IM ' 4 I *Ui«|It•pwtt JIM* I *11 da In*•r«it 111II T1IE1 -- The; wludl shall I .1 Mijfir.s XvaiitV IMjI fa J'RJ rtt.le u' Jl'OU I o U hr-u Tbd <i ml R ;• i h \rut 1u 1 t.r • It I Wl T» H I* u it 1: S ior t- ■ mt I ’Pt W* i o tart whit . i i 'Clva ter rt forty Unum j Florida F jrewfut g ORLANDO, Florida. Apr. Jb “ 1 am not instructing myself fop- u poasihle Democratic Presidential nominee" declared W. M. Glenn, who ia randi^i(e for delegate to the National Democratic Conven­ tion from the Fourth Congressional District of Florida. “ To do so." he continued, “ would be contrary _tn the action of the Florida Democrat ic Executive Committee, which de­ cided at FcruitmllttH in .lammry Unit Uie -Horrrfa drletrution to Houston should go uninstrueted. Therefore, ns l staled curly in_ Feb­ ruary. 1 am for Hie best interests or the Democratic' Party and tkc peopje iif Florida." W. M. Glenn has neen editor and publisher of the Orlando Morning Sentinel for fourteen years, lie is also a pa«t-prv*ident tlf the, Floiidn Pica's Association, nm| the Assoc­ iated Press Club of Florida. ;l< ntr 1..|-iii. .i tail for Celts." “ If you dt'U t "a id to bear lie facts you don't have to listen." turned Mr. Carson. To u Inch ih>* voice replied. "I am listening n* C’u le r y 1 ...1. on' t x ' • inpinra GENERAL BUSINESS CONDITIONS From the M onthly Bank Letter for M atch Issued b y T he National C ity Bank o fJ N cw ^ ork WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 1NS> — Hope rm enact men l of coal USlNKSS made further gains during February but the situalegislation at this session {iriictfcalli,ui continues irregular with !y vanished today. Under an agree­ ; junspects ior the future cutiflued. ment reached today. the senate * ^ number oi important lines of coal committee, which resumed its faliifxtry »ttch as inm aim ■*>*•'• and I am,,mobile maiiufarturtnj: have inn striko investiguthm after a ten- a .substantial ucovery from aiie De- B day recess, plans to examine two ccmbcr January low pjinG^-but *t.i.s* witnesses daily through May 21). ing business as a whole the gams have not h.*rn broau' ctmugii'to carty Congressional leaders expect an general conviction and a prevalent i wfjotmupent .by May It), This | attitude still is one of umVnainiy as to luiw lunch o ( the recent im­ would put nail bills over until provement can be counted oil as next fall. permanent.------ ,----------------------—- — Hum,, coinniltlee members indi­ The fact of its being a presiden­ cated, however. they might intro- tial year with the usual political in­ dtiee eoul regulatory mensures vestigations oi business and charges ami ( mutter charges about prosper­ while the hearings are running in ity. tends io keep business in a .state an eir>irt to lay Hu* ground work uncertainty and may be a restrain­ for legislation next year. On Ir*- ing factor, even though no seriously .Italf o f southern West Virginia disturbing economic issues hang up­ apdrutors, ex-Senutor Istnnley (D) on the election. A re-examination of basic factors (ails to reveal any o f Kctitinky resumed his at luck fitnil.imeiit.il reasons why we should today on the commit lee's power not rxpect at least art average to compel the operators in .sub­ amount good business during the mit production and selliii ' rusts, the vrar. One of the most reassur­ “ Congress as no power »*. *1 dele­ ing factors at present is the good be­ gated to it l,y the stales," he pithi. ginning made mi the new year by "Congress was pevet given the Uu- building industry. power to eotnpel a man to It 11 all of Ids private business." Mrs. Lindbergh YVill He Guest Of Ontario One of the features of the present itti.itiun wiin lTi* causing concern is situation the amount of 'unemployment. For siuinlilnc it has been evident that the surplus i I workers was'Ktjd* rally fn.-tca ’. but only rccent y ,1., jig* j.itu.ii at become Mtftiiictttly seriotts I,, (oiuiiiaud ggmral altriiIion. With til si alp slump m in­ dustry at tiie tlu^g.s'1 hist j-.-iur*.cmployihciii ha I'.ca a_au aind.-botn federal bud >i - l..!» >r dvpailment reports ftfllicatp llio b-'.el of^active lactory - |ai,oi io D , cii,i,er- nud jauitarv to h i. ■ Jn-cti the bpve.'t - illst-. it.'Jl___J iu.v (leciea.c iu em­ ploy incut app> -.r> to I* - p irily-thc result of the curtailment of produc­ tion last year and partis the ctmmlativc ctfect of rcimomiis in the use oi labor which inuii.-try lias licru instituting during recent years. While temporarily the substitution of machinery for man power may involve hardships, ultimately the intreascd efbeiemy resulting llieretr.un redound- to the benefit of the rntbe community, including labor, in higher w.iers, enlarged consum­ ing power and sustained employ­ ment and prosperity." Trend of motley during coming months promises \o be governed U tS IU N G T O N . A p r. i>. i INS) \TI. k.N'T \ plain-. Mr-. I itoll<1■i | b w a - a. , iim lie W i ■ m <■• -v g P lined by ’Mi • Minnie D a w : on, ;i ‘ her |ial ell 11. telhiw tern hec nI ( i Tei liiib .il She hail been ill nliiv few days, t to n > .1 i< High Schoiil. Ill'i, V. I u i ’ ), ih'l I tl I •I'ld ail *1'ii ml re.-l il at ion wa i e tie do h t I •• le.cnt flic I, t In lee toll to |tie lie . i .. -oit(,| I., when her t-ondil!«,;• be I..... r , .. came de ptwate, .Mi - Moftetl in- 1 the I pba, , |..t, ;,i '|*.,j (d ll I\ won the annual g*df inedaj ""I . Mi I III,II,l IS! h Will l i f t ' of the sups of (be American l!e\ Ilul l I,,1I. u villltl'i lie.II Illlllllilill , I* I ••hit mo for a put riot ii ' s.-ay. ami i*T Wile Ii’ -III ii (s M'U'llll Iel il t II I MU I H wu popular aiming her , Imoi '•••I mini Id m .ilrn .i] * , I, lerellce In inblilioii in «|i,. \ i itimi ■Anolh^'r liomh (iocs Oil' In “Windv City” \i»*i \ P* \pi 11 t1 11W <» Itil l)!,i f |n*AYij' i J- f<•«J<"<i J In t Iif i Jl ll l' t' I h I I I It (if- V'. t I.Ji i H '•III V Ni I ■ oiig .md nine stories in height. A c c o i d i n g to estjuintes made e xpri is flu* Spinx inf c g y p i i..,i| DENIES I'ETITIIlN b<* placed on T ra v e le r's p,.-;, while the Unit o f Lucerne/ i. S I'K IN C ;F IE L D . A pr. ik t IN'S) Switzerland, could nhl lie seen wuti G m . I.en Small today denied the ’ he naked e y e - i f placed in tli V|e <K tl.NSl ■pelilioll fo r si l ep rie v e fei l "lid'll rolell o f t,he general's olhn'w > h i' mil ,'iitiuhile Hirger, ftenleticed In Ate n\ Ih *.t"i The si/I* (if (.III* UtSUIUlain 1 1 ( 1 l|, I n sleek,* i f pal I: t a nee frnin which the x i, . > *1- riduy fo r tin* inuriii r o f Jm ct iv. n el i eel here t,< e. jllesl lian fig ure i, Adums, m a yor , i \Vi»i l , r . . v.' M i , 11,-; waoikes ii virtually - iiupos-il,|i •I wl; I 11. Il i ' oil! , m u te ly ju d g e tin1 size . I 1 ), lillhollil plugin* I- SI dt ese i e| h , , l d Hilo a i nixing without clim b in g the ; lull' ’ imt i iiiiale- ami I,.,m g wi, den stairw ay which imw ' " ‘ 'it. i u *i. re, ii -.mi , * I -1 solid modern lime. 1 pel i[oil>1^* tip the Wile d f .1lie hue Id count lie ■a io lieiily b u y problem n I»h k . * ■xx ill I fin ^ '" k h j * 'n v a iiu m U iliMi *lt*. Fnrisirta gjrh.- nr- new we:nt'tjr to iiii.tog and ^ jt ;t- * UMpl. if «Ii-1.i l u p c no e o their I,it*-I . I h • auto •••11*I f ' l 111Mn. SI " - till • ; . t■ock lo I "l\ sit ! T I R ol l 1 . .. S t i l l Ii * nr. l i d oi.d ’y. ut Md *’ * III, I l l s ■ ' i l1 'I '1 wtin i c. i i i . o i sl ii III I hi «l . i flight ‘ i *.p J•• d o i l" I' m ubi-re In•\ !l ' • > * ••i . 1 i *i V In-t ili-i-i lull'll ! I'athoi 1*11 l i d 1 tl | m nL''*m;i ■l * oi 1 , if i 'M l .............. I* - II.-I I el. , 1! ,h. I l, flight lx-, add one fourth te , ji.x.ijj vsttiillx. and jot I m <%*-.. .i nt Ii-. h - ti firs xx llile* Serx r x erv r.dil xxdh *t'ft cu «lird or plain x reairi. •M * * I - t •pdf Uff' ihi> A U” fl « irti *1 ‘1 w 4- !*ieo Motel IIUI S I. rr* t>»i " i >RK (.1 A It A NT'UHD i.s ' Appreciate Lucky Strike” Says George M* Cohan, lo n I ' II lull America’s Stage Favorite \fsMI V > "Qnnrf old Luckies! W e 'v e hccu lulls (nr years. A m i lilu: mi nhl frictul they treat me teed. N o irritatinn la m y thrnat am i tinenu^hin^. A m i I ali/ilc* eiatc L ucky Strike — f/tc full body tob a cco teit/t flu1 (ousted flavor-thuCs been the sam e .since d u ic , dety w e m et.” j-. ‘ - I'.a i I’o' Tl \ i<r i •I*1"l)S IT E i til IM h . *• , '•jtf* J rv-r * ■iN0 lliirraji 11J Afelfi* lilt Ural E»onomirs iii-operul ing xxiili the l lnridu State lliireau nl .Mar­ kets.— R. K. Gorhiii, luual Represciilatixe ■at hr r\ Ivuoin 20 1 [. T 1JI I » •1 i •»» 1. irli.-.lI -ihj'^i Rl, ^ 1: i ■ .. n it 11'f *ii.i f. f 1• t ' ** 0 *1 llto s nl Id I 1 f i l l , l .* >,. ■( xx 1 - 1 o il f•,i , inn gi'l it II.ill '■ *i ' ' !■ ( ! " I o I iii ;; 1♦ i.111. : ,1(1*lit 1 , |t |t * ' '■ ' * 1 .11 • |. , ■ M arkets The S a n ti'id billings fo r Sutnitty wel'e m* follow s II I'oloiuac aids. 2 Fluty nee, I each Itiimingiiii, Citiciunali. Lnuisville, M*>nt uncry, IV tci »bm y., I’ lolsob Ipbiu. id I'iU sImigh During t)ie past If* h » u i - I I " Is httvv passed I‘**1•*m•i»> ' sirds ,d (,'ineinuuti on the xxnx to ilnii till destimitInn.- C! were headed ir N. V. pushing I'nloimii ' m d * i Sunday, and 7 fi 'u o I'hilmlel Ilia: III for New V o lk xxltiell pass , Monday, ii Ibiston' and 2 DhihiIphia. T he renuiining cats show wide distribution m'er tin* I . S d Canada. file re was a firm tone t o 'the f Ii. .llluillet toWlirds tile (lid ol l xveek; while th ere was lit tie iiigy in price llie demand seemed he i m p r o v i n g . and wan grudualithifliiig fr o m the small to the g c r nixe«. H wu* no longer cusury to discount 4,s to tin* e x ­ it tbut they hud been discountwhile H's and 10's were harder rfiuve. Prem ium s w e ie paid for or.'*'*tZP. Most sales w e i e made the $2.0t) busis fo r 4-K with some high i s $2.2.1; IPs' und Ill’s and asiunully I und h's were disn tfd . 'eleg ra p h lc le p o rt from Philu•hia indicates that the supplies niodi*raiv (his morning. De­ • k * i i ' DU i i 11 f i j 1‘ Mii Office xxIc Ill's in.lux sulislieil pniicots j,, ,m,l around Sanford. Have tin docliii li -I Kigi e>e-» noil |il mu xxii), glsi-ser. lor poor vision ol lo uilni lie nl oil e c. ■I \* *. 1 Optical Opened I»y Former Uisidenf, ( Dr. J, ( ’. Davis 1)1 i ' ION U \ 'll X .. 1 ,1 New V ml m*** |, 1* i lejr *.ilil the v11.*,•(| p"ai lies and o .ik f..r n few tr.iuut Cool T here xx'ei'e twenty cai's I'dleil rom tin* S a n f o r d ' and O void .• SeriuIIk S a ii m la y and II h u m Mnnueo Section milking the total for he slate .11. Culif. slopped 1^ cars, hirh brought te D. S. total t " '.t. There weri A'i’i . a t * -hi|i|K*u mu the Sunford Sect ion last vvoclC" gainst 472 the )necveiling week ir the cot ix-spolldlng xveek a year go Sun ford shipped 402 m i s . (Firtjtinued from piigo l } of Dover; Dulewurt, Govciimr .V;tr |largely by the evtrrit-of business re- tin; o f T'tOilds. wax rc.irvetiU*.: ivival and by fgilrral reserve policy. Evidence of a sbglilly belter com- Cot. T. .1.'Aliployurd, o f '(alhilm' iucrci.il demand in FYbruary ap< cr‘, Fla., M a jo r xlcnvra", oomlusinil pcaicd in a moderate expansion of iiig the Florida diviSictn o f the t member bank coiimtervial loans to ’. V. G o v e rn o r •Ruhlrid,.*.. levels a[iproximate5y one hundred million dollars hi^tee than a year iilsilm, was. lyprcscnU'd l.y VVm,i0.. ago, which, should it prove to be a John W . Snook, o f (he .Ulsinia ’ jorrrimner of an increased currency (‘( iiilentfnry; Govi prior Ihll,, •■Vrdemand, would actcas an influence .MiHM.‘ >ippt„ \vn* renaifc-ntwl'-by-J in support of rates. I'Flic attitude of •Mis. Mat y Soutliworth Kimhrmigi, , the Reserve banks/^ moreover, ap- >f GiccnUoml* plir-., MitHMiikuni parf*iltty ts opposed to further ex* 'J. D. member; Governor p.iu.-inn of rredit for the tunc being ■hie, o f Maryland, wa* teprc-Tiito.p at least and though the Reserve au­ i.v Adjutant Genernl Milton \ thorities in recent weeks have not trsed their open market operations teckford. o f iJaltinuire; Gm. i , r to tighten money, relying appar­ .laker, of Missouri, was repte .tit ently on seasonal inlltieiiccs to ac­ d by Captain .1. II.’ pin ter, of .lm. complish the same result, tto ground or.-oti City, Mo., id the Missi, i exists for a belief that thry have ■'ublie Service Coniniission; t;,,v,. abandoned their recently adopted *r M oore, o f N ew J ersey , v.a tinner money policy. epre.-ented by Colonel Alexamk" Total railroad financing in Anier- llityard. ira last year fell just short of the "u te .cr.rvirg, i'roni, the top of billion-dotlar level, the share of total General 1-peV head to the btiufs u,' rotmnon stock financing, at $174,- fn iveler,■hi* Imrse, wilt men n, 000.000, while a gain, still, being re­ Mill feet, while from tilt: til .... litnse’s 1____ * .ears .... to ... I.S.^7?:, his (ail iul! garded as "loo low for the mainten­ lie ance by thr carriers in general of nensnre ITn feet. It would . a sound financvl structure. ITit* side o f si City building a lib lx :* . 1:» 1.1 . ..IM u. ad i f ui wi t. L tl* it! i ul R I i.iuui. , ***T’ I•» 111, 1111; I<I*T; * 11 Political Harficciit (iets Postponcmenl' ! 1 ! . J . all .la 1,(>' Until Tonl.Ii 01* Ma\ i i " .M.-11.**1 I*, ifi, 11 c >1 | ELITE GATHERS FOR UNVEILING STATUE OF•. LEE • , . Efforts To Save Life Man Sailers Stroke Of Girl Poves Futile While Operating Car »• (.••'ing •on r< Effmi <if the fin* deparlnierii’ i DKTRtH T. Vpr. It. i IN'S) — w In ii I ill"** .'Irs Kvgngi'lim* I. l.ilidbci gh. re.-cue sipnid and eight phy.sieinnul\ sfog a (!i iiitithiT o f C ol, - Cliailes A . I. nil to .sin i tjie life of Klmibeth Mof tnilll V. 11 u 1 h»‘i«Ti. took •;!; from Knnl Airport | fell, 1'i year old duilgiiti I of r.ililid f i r Tor.MHo. Ont., to In*! Reu \dmii;il Willinm A Muffel'. . In* cur . o f h- imr o f tin* Ontario IMi hit f the naval air service prov­ )• like,] • , I. *iti«»i1:1 1 A • »m iatont. \ • in - , Corns M Mt Ihtor, o f 1 hr Ilull V1 ed lulile eai ly Im'ay win ii the ifil'l . 'in 1lift t ‘.... puny. p luted" tin- 1 died ef tuieiililnllia at t fie* Iionie of *. n dl i\ ii... I ' k Hit RIN ' 11N't'i *ummet* to w inter lie. t i.1 1b* ■. .\TrI jit jell ' ;tup- ih mi i c item one talked for an ....... .rom a truck i.o r the main bu-iiess strert ;i%»«! h'- iminb' J .■ i .oi i i pe., tc*, and r,.marks Wi re followed cl.....ly l > add etiKiitdi xx..iler to tin* juice lo the crowd. A voice from the crowd lllsi.c I i , -ip \dd ’ Ii t.llllci n t e r r u p t e d tl*; s p e a k e r u -it li l l u i tp.xr.n* * :,*.e •»!:.! e*xr Ir*.ii m omift ,w Hope Of Enacting Coal Legislation Is Almost Vanished K)ne o f A Thousand Uses for Gingham GAINESVILLE, Apr. U— Do* during himself u friend of the Uni* v c n d ty o f Florida and the Florida State College for Women and nsserting hla unrelenting opposition tn any plan to teduce the upprop rlatiuns fo r either of the institu­ tions, Jamcn ” M. Canton. Miami candidate fnr governor, last night spoke tu a croud that' jammed tin Alachua county courthouse in this •city. ■ Local political observers say il was one of the largest attended meetings held in this city during the present campaign. All 'seats T O S T A R T S E R V IC E were filled some, time before Mr. MIAMI, Fla.. Apr. U.— (IN'S) Carson'began his address, and ’ ex­ tra chairs were brought in to ac­ Trans-Atlantic passenger service commodate the crowd. Those were between Miami and Germany will filled rapidly and before the speak­ Ih* inaugurated from this port May er hnd finished hisjierliminaryrfv :;o |,y the Ilnmbtirg-Amtriean line, marks practically all «>t the stpfid "Kugin.” The steamer will sail ing room hnd been filled. from Miami to Antwerp and Hutu As Mr. Carson drove home his burg, stopping at French and Kug points, taking issue with Calls on 1i?sli port s mi t he « a.i. his opposition to the two slate in­ Aliiel't W. Parlak. freight agent' stitutions of higher learning and for the Jiny in' Miami, already lias denouncing him f"r his slam! on negotiation* for tin* ‘-hipping of race track gambling, .the crowd >'* large i|uantities of Morida pro­ pcatcdly,yaiccd its approval with ducts. including citrus- fruits and onthusinstie applause. "Tell Ytirn vegetables to European countries bout CnJIfi" and “ We're with you" aboard tin* steamer. were among the cries of enthu.-\ tllOlls.mil .mil lilt,' i , v . |i,| j-,i, 1, |„, iaslic accord with the speakers re w ill bccxploiti dilui iiiy ( .nigh.on U i-i'l marks. Apnl l | lo .'l, m .i wTUs ui l.i-tiion slmws Ifimiiyjiolii I In* * omit i v l -uirTaking exception to remarks der­ li.mi "ill lr“ shown in <1111.1111-, In,I ogatory to tile Womens College and 1 vpi rails, l.i 1111 > — I,.l11<’— , -lip 1 miits , , the University of Florida to the ,,t *■<I a bundfcil 1,1 in........ .. .. effect that there an* many obscene lot Iniuseliold use a- will .is 1•1 ii ik , , . books ip their libraries. Mr. I arson ( iikcinblcs, |,.i f.1,1•,, <<<— imin's ,m<| <<n<li« <o.lts. ( <re<lt >11 1<I, s h.i i . |, « 1 iii.i,*said. "A ll that smut Mr. Calls and “ 1X'I'kIi.iiii |, |||| .1 1 ,xl. ,yi, ni'l III |I| his friends talk about may be in mi l hull III h.milling •1111 illy I l|i- p »f those books. 1 don’t knqjy. I. am ’ > c o . and 1 I 1 rmyli.mi ynl 1 . , ., hi, , , not smut hound enough to limit il min lit 1 own mi, i' iiiiHi .is imoi, r “ If you cut everything that is ■ipplll.ll III I I" * 1 111■. .011 h lit r filthy and suggestive what will you the ni'w p.i).ini.i 1 11.1 min-, mu ( u lm Ii, t 1Her I PitMiM'l l.i" I- - litM, * do with your encyclopedias, with If ttl ltl.ii 1. .t tuI Vslilt# 1 tin k your medical textbooks and your L;111 1MIT1 t **fuiMHi tf Vi till nn* f•itir t 11^• Jaw reports 7" the ^leaki-r asked llkll 11111 ITT Hi* ,1III! I, iff Iti I lltxr Sir. Carson quoted from a Men ♦»»hI imn*> .i 1 ♦ .|**'si^n*i| tinr ««fi)\ inf Mu* lxfil<!iifl, tint ...........MM.III.Ill,* »T "graphic ropy of a speech deliveied iTtlitrin.il luiif *i* #*ti w J11) Ii h'll'rix 1 |,r in Mnriunna by Catts, “ If Sidney o* e.m tlip, .iftii tin J. Cntt* rets in there lie is going • bru-id .1 rut .i(|<ipit‘il L\ |',iIni P**t*li, to put the appropriations hack down to $.17.1,000 instead of one million dollars, and weed out tlmse j “ free love" teachers." Mr, Carson spoke in the alt**i | noon m ! Iigli Springs, uiiich has j been described a- the “ strongest | CatlH preeinr’ in tile state." 11“ 1 \nH hi id n Catta lit wou Oa ,t>. y 1•<• - -r - THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 9. 1028 *1. 11 it* .1 Ik INEUMONIA Cult u ptiynin.ii, Ttisu lir(:in “omeigrncy’’ tteaiiii.-iu u-itli VICKS ▼ V a f >o R u b Ot'mr 2 1 Alilfu'n J nrb UtrJ Yearly T I HOME KITCHEN A tmannil laundry l<iC “very m o i iU r W Uie ril Hilly In oos .*/ ilis mark* of ix x*.*!l ..rilcrist IiuiiitIiiiIiI Mel w Ihui *»(**' a.- M(tm**tlvi* a* ibis x«o l~- Iii.ib for v i little H> ten •vtits. ilxen' is lm reu soil f**r not lift* me I belli The bag lllusl mtisl costs o IniiU t lm ( It U in II'I r* otll Ilf ltd empty floor !■i ,* lioughl from nlimsi an. tinker To remove lie* slaoiplog, .sixer ilo* lakisl s|».ts vxlili Inr'l Mink ibi’iii In kerosene _..xeringbi Then xvnsli Uie bag out Hi tuk*"**a t iii xvH1er A single s»iek. folilisl III lialf, Is large euiuigli fur I lie ordinary laundry bag for j . ’ rMUiiil use Two prolmbl.x xx III Is* mssleil If (be li t;; is for linliM*liolil Ose. siicli ns sbeet.ninl inhlt* chillii*. This hog bn- wx ernl g o o d f e n lu r o tt . Tlir lo)t is i f \ 1A1 stitched elosisl. *xnh n lo'ildlns mid n ihm * for runnlii; In o small rml or nnrrow slnt of \*,»~k sin Ii ns are iii window blinds Tile s-dlisl nrliejes nr** put iii 1 I i 11?K a grf.it many vr.ir* tliroiigb Do* slash in front ami uiUeii i"!I In-, the tevtaurant will out by undoing thr Iml hive ultjo.si mt ii cl y ukrn trim '!*>»*• w on t Is" per- 1 the pi.ii r of ih- holm* kill lien m workivi In er* ttonnl cteioeiit flsized by nielli poin.io I n " \x.is ,i -ljli iiH'til working In IlieTiTff^fll^iHluls I In* recently inadt by Smator Royal S. aides o f tin* bag, tin* tinfx mid tin* Cupilaud.^ slaslusl o|s nlng ure liouml In eolorxsl Among lbs hearers Muiie froxviicu/ bids Lape. some smiled, sonic seemed iifiilral. Allotlu*r style laundry l*ag tin- tin* Rut llie group as a wtiolc rc.ilircd iuoiuI ii|M‘idng ut lln* lop w III) a that the puhhc interest iii nulliti.iu dmx* string. Its unhpic feature, lioxrhad resulted in more scientific •ter, lif an outside isvkef twelve nr fiflis'h Inrtles deep tills Is sill, tied methods of handling fond. The day down ' In-_ttiltl* IIr* hi tla* front of the in long past when the mother of a ‘ bag ls-fi.it* It Is made, forming I wo large family h.nt to ■pend an hour id slow, and market dull. I l">“ keis, one f,.r baioUnT.*l.iefs mu OKI DA,It) Inch crates were sel- ........... f,,r ‘rl,l)* '**' ii lot o f sorting * In n wash day ut the following prices: Jl dor. comes union.! I.il.c ||n> oilier bug, »—2.7.1, 4 foz. ; 2.2.1—.».0ii. t’.-rt It is mhde from a Ilnur sack. Isouwl 422i.V a.2r., Ill dor. 2..10 U "'b Wllb bias l i p e a I* I deixiniUsI with sons* simple ■row stiidi or outline f f ull sixes $4.7fi 2..10. patfem. i I«**..... *•'*»— — — Ttiesc ling* will vx.-ar exeepljiiually ages o f coal miners in r ime well amt can Is- lobbed us frequently *ir.lft o f England are being r v as l|u* gnrilieuls tber are Uiilile U» j tmt.L d, *f ■ r R L^TA U nA N l I \ t! \ ►Hi j v Community Cooking Is Here "Hi or two of her precious morniug lime shelling pt:,. II shr planned loriiav’e that drbcioiis vegetable foj luncheon. It is just as long since the ut}* housewife lias Imuglit fruit at exorbitant prices and canned it hrm-it under the mistaken idea that she was saving money. No Trouble Now ^Today, the iucrea^cvl emphasis xxhuh is put on fruits and veirrt lidrs ut the diet would meet with dubious response from llie house wire if -he had to go through all ;'be tr'.iilde of preparing tile vege­ tables m her own home. Instead, .dl rhe has to do is to open a can. pour out tile contents and br»t >beio, and there is the food, pi< kr-H at the moment of prune ripemss, peeled hy mechanical means, and then prepared in a liquid of exactly the tight type, all ready to serve. She should not throw away this precious Iii) ii id with its valuable mineral salts and vitamins, but ininier it with the vegetable! a> *!ie beats them. \\ lien the housewife buys in the market, she either has to take her time to fiii'k out the fruit and vege­ tables individually, or else she baa to depend on the honesty of her grocer. When she buys' canned foods she knows that she is buying a standard, staple product She gets exactly what ahe orderjg ‘ \ * •*.* -X.a - The Cream of the Tobacco ..*L"^ - Crop “ D iscrim ln a iin ji sm o k e rs k n o w th e e x c e lle n c e o f L u c k y S trik e C ig a ­ rettes h y th eir • ' **' tive taste, fla v or a m i la ck i/ i d .i ...icr-cffe cts. W c b u y ers k n o w w h y L u ck y Strikes possess these t ip a ria flv c qu a lities; * b eca u se w c !",:ty th e ‘ C re a m o f th e C r o p ’ fo r '.heir m a n u factu re*” No Throat Irritation- No Cough. 01928, Th e American Tobacco Co., Inc. C • -£ u X t A n jQ Tobacco Buyer �■■ «r THE SflflFOKP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, fg a ffv m w w m . PAGE FIVfc MONDAY, APRIL 9,-1(123 x'.r ‘g'-t ■<v !S ....................... Governor Smith To / ' Present His Name , , , At Apri l Meeting ....................................... !A ALBANY. N 7’~ '* p r . r..— (INSj H ulocd U Herat* 'ANT A RATES |Terra*: Cm I Adreftee (phone »dt. patron* en mediately rot ime . ITime* |Times Time relee be received (Hector eenl ment. 10 c A line 8 c e line 7c e line etpieei. The reduced pa ere for oneecutlve ins* is. Six words of rage length re counted a H Minimum chei of 30c .for krst insertion. All ndwrtlaini restricted > proper claesif on. If nn ertcr la c The Sansrd Herald wil responsible sr only one inept insertion, he advertiser subsequent Jiscrtions. Tho to shotild bo notified Immedi# In caso of Irror. TO ADVHSEUP A Herald [presenutivi thoroughly farrf wUh rates rules end e l a t i o n will rive you comjy ,nf°i7nation. tnd if you wiwffY wiH assist ^,u in w o r d in g went ad fo make it morftfM ve. 10*A Poultry and E rrs BABV CHICKS Selected stock delivered, \V. l e g ­ horns 100 $12. Heavy Mixed 100 $12. 11. Rocks and R. I. Reds 100 $15. 500 $70. Emerson Hntchery, Hr^igksvHlc, Fla. He Used His Head to Get Ahead 40*Hl»Fwffirind Flowers FOR SALE: 100,000 very fine sweet potato plants: A. Robbins. 1007 W. First St. Zinnia Hants: Burpee’s Giant, 25c per dor.. $2.00 per 100. Mix­ ed or separate colors. II. F. Whit­ tier, Jr. 420• Summm-Un Ave. Ft. •Mellon. Rhone H82W. from "Ilent- you have a new position Ed—and whnl Hill was saving, it's quite n step nheud." "It suits nu» n lot bettor than my old one anyway." "I'd like to ehniiRP, myself. IS-—Apartment For-Renl Hut 1 never seem to a room furnished apartment. Con­ veniences. First floor. 1101 Cor­ ner Fifth and Palmetto. bear of anything good being open." THREE-ROOM furnished apart­ ment, downstairs: all conven­ iences, only two and one hnlf blocks j from P. O. Phone 410. ”* * "That's the way it was with me, Tom—until I » APARTMENT FOR RENT. Mu honey Apts. 1000 Park Ave. Wa ter and garage furnished. Phone | 1HJ. . . BRITISHERS ^EEK TO PRESENT FORD WITH INVITATIONS * * _ . * began reading Columns. the Sanford Employment And then it wasn’t long before 1 found just what 1 wanted." K. Herald '■*■ * V“ * * . J * • v . . . Announcemc Modern furnished apartments. Frigidaitc; Murphy steel kitch­ ^TRODUCING I'd Pure Pork en: Garage: excellent neighbor­ nusuge. 117-Mffln Ave. hood: rent very reasonable. Purl. ------*--------------- f------ — -----Apartments,* No. 5. Phone 818—.1. (Political Announcements) , Political AnnnuncemetUH -Liist and lid rn ii s t a t u i.n iiis u T iiin : I wish in ii niton in'* mV rnniRilaet rim i ( i w r t n u : Furnished apartment. Will sell fnt- On- Sint* l elxptlntiirs (Croup fist: u silver Pin C’nl. Up* I wish in atiitnunct* (lint l ton ti ;• furniture. Reasonable. Box 7.— I'illiilt.lut" ( xio.l v. til u|>|trrr*atc »ii|ioolt In for the affix'** nf Cull- On. ward, lteturii Mf. A. Mem. orlmnry in lie It•*•il tn Jaw*Sanford Herald. still,le lOstrlct N-- t, Semltiul* . L. )'. MAHAN. Iiioiic :i:i8 w. * i-iiiltili, n .i lihi, hiitil ,1‘Istri. t ***uolirixitiK n . 1-0011 l*i e.-litct s N-i' m. 1. [(1ST: Pocket-bnilth .titIt; for Nicely furnished apartments wild ■_*. t. ?. fw.-'ir tv )-. fiiijt-ct t'> rm i t ii\sT* iii :: | Wj.|, i ., m in i.unci' Hint ' am Hoick and Wiltyiighl ear. If all modern conveniences. Phone the w ill -,f th e vol.i l •* in On- I •••m«. eltlO e 1*1 lin in ' In lie h e h l nil -tlHM* J :, . n lllll'lllle fin* I lie n lf lc e nf t *•*(»Lind pleusc returjWighl Hros. 70. Call at 1118 Palmetto Ave. !•1 11. \ I* l'*‘J*l I .I n l . i . till ,1ii s 11.......... 1 th e I ’eiicn V-iiir s,ioim| t "111 in* a |i|ir»-i-l:i till, ( |,i, 1 1 i \*n. t. Si-intnnli- i'**unlv, to. 1. 1 I' Ii•iit •l;i i. . ,i.| .instlcc nf llii- 1'eacB l>. ( MliiJ SMITH •I ROOMS: Furnished or unfurn­ !• « '..iil|*ri--lllx: I'M ct hin I're ished. Reasonable. West 2nd St. -A ulom ottH et .1. I. T I«. n . A 13. r||||>, N the Ill-IllS'll.J.-l 1,1 III-' ll Isli.fl Cnll kid .1 or OHO W. r o ii ji s iit i: o r e i :ir r . «»i-nitl.- 1'iiint.rr l* In- in-lit i.n June DOP I In-.i liv ntitlniini-i- toy eutulnlao „th. \ I* l!'3S. f,.I M-.i-l-il Inn to till- nf flee of fleasuro' ears nnd.ham trucks. Ifi— Houses For Kent I "ill : |•111c-l.-t11* *-in - Miopol't. j ustIt*i- - I tin* Pence nisirlot No. <• ii :\ *\ I.STIUIKII-:. Elm and 13th. S. Phone It. llm nm h. hl Mils nffi— for lo*nt l> TWO FURNISHED or unfurnished tw i, ' i-iti h until IIn* illstch-t wns co n ji stii i: <H* i*i : s«t : tODGlNS St COx' CO Auto Ixiuses in very desirable location, miits*mI lilt., i In- l i-nrth lilsli lcl I COIt 111Will It ’I* NO. c o l it llfl-il In ushlog tin- ' "ti ls radir*or ant* jdtnetal works. Ode n'vuilublti A)tri| 15 other May J ' 1 This i-sto iini.ounee c ' enn.lhliic' it snnpiirt nn inv |iri-vtinl1)7 French At millione 710-W. 15. F. H. Scruggs. Phone 7115 Mas­ 1111’ 11c.I ns ,t u- 11is- of tin* l,*-l'i,<* 1*0*1 , ■,i IM- 11........ Ilie I’ MCC. IM"l XI. 1 I eixhjecl tn the "III -it the |,|,.,IW1. in\ In-si .nil.-avi.t s tn itite onic Temple. nil il..- |t.-o|tl« .< niiiii n- «!*.'•1 "ill. Ix. ui .. r;i Ile \..|,ia June Sill. San HUPw-:».A>NS |.,|.t. ............. ......... talk,* justice t,* all iiii'l striyl jdl.t-r-n,'*' Milt >. hit,..I.nllli" Sanford Autdle Co. ■■* nml. Mttimnllle Phone Iii (lit* !u u •*. 5 room bonse furnished. S|ifM.l*' (lint t*.,1,-et **IIV cnlie t ll IIt w m *v i ; i j . tIO Ave Phone UI7. 81)5-W.Ilie In.' . it1— 1I id ll . I, .m i | innuii-L an Inme-’ -liusines* .Set l.ii-lin-- III,.- .iilmlni-11Inn fn ■ ’2'1-^-IiOts For Side I,..in t|,e n n il m. .titles*.n.enes* |(),| «l I'KIlINTlMir.VT OK c. ni l.Ill' enllll.cl.il- "llii It.IS of. BlANSFErx S<*rv|f nil kiods. 2 Acre lots on llivlij Highway I't III.It* I \ *Cl*|t I CTIOV I .,rn K ■' "fullilnle for re-election flee ■ Phone 570-W t||l)2 . G. E7. •i )* II HtiNH'iN. near Lake Monroe. .Fine Truck-, I,. |! a I.fflc. uf I-pet Oiten.leiit >.r ■hoi purvni;. Ituhllc Insrrtnll". r**r Seiinnol' ing land, .mitsith* rlty limits.* L. L .— — . 'i.u,iiv, nut.tec* tn Die liewucnu.in n a i *■» »• r. o r m : m i : .301 W. Prlmtiry. V..n, snpjn.rt *vtlt l.»- *.|*iii *. i iih t \o. r«n it 1 little ttilxe anil \little ii m m 'A.' Renuml. Phone. 100, ,. r > x i lit . _ .. I In 14ll' anonlllie,. Cl' '..I ll'llllitcy 2nd. St. w . . J or. 1 make old lhing .4r by uae ol T W LiW rilN tm .1ii-t nr ul Peace *'! I't-iil.t Nn, water Spar Yu nilLicxtuer junil 2fi—-Mlsccllur.eous For Sale • -uhj, ct I" Hit- ,|i ci-ioli nl Hi, ,..i . i . in the In-mo.iatlc Pintuitv hiamel. Sold bv ftirxl Paint A -in iM ii.r : In he In ■! n|l Jlllll* ..III A 1* ll*JS. n» i n i : o m a o o r pall Paper _ ,,C!Rtunrt, Mgr- Ilour.eltnld Furniture. Cull 7 I I -I J. S\ ft- SPLI’Tt t *n v n . I tvielt t ** iLl.i.niin.'*- th st ) m i a f l W. 1st LL \ -I.nilLitnt.- t.-r 1. -.■Ii-.tlnn tn th e of iii in it strTi'-iis « r MaiiMHK —Governor Alfred E. Smith’s* name wjll be formally presented to' the nation as a* Democratic cnntli* tint ; f r tin* Presidential nomlnntitii*. at a meeting o f the I). mart u it Stat*.1 Committee, n New Yo k on Apr. !7, under plans -qcrfei tx l' today.This proreduie was decided nyi-m , il *' Del m i l M a g n a te R e fu s e s to At lend .>iany S o cia l Ftinelio n s Hul VViH H rohnhly T i e ! " - n I’^ w cfnjtlm K0 V-_ E n lerlaln eH Hy T h e I’ rin ce ' rn< r* Georg** Olvany, b a l ­ er of Tammany Hull, and LlcuLONDON. Apr. 7 .-(IN S > — t* nunt Governar Edwin Corning. Henry Ford, whn came to Engbunl ehnireinn of the Democratic State for a three weeks' visit that will Committee. combine business and pleasure, Govcrhor Smith will leave ear'y was overwhelmed today with in­ next week for a two weeks vaca* vitations to attend public and prl- tion nt Nashville, N. and Judge vutc sin ful affairs urn! to meet men Olvany will go to Florida tomorrow of (iistintition in every walk nf for a ten-day* vneut’on. life. He wishes to live ipnetly The names of the eight delegates while' in England and will decline at large to the Democratic Nat* most of the invitations. It is un- imial Convention were agreed upon I derstmul, however, that he will meet f t a conference in the executive Prender Stanley Baldwin, and pus- chamber. They lire: Mayor James si IiIy the Prince of Wales. *1- Mullor. John \\ . Davis, nf New Ford declared that business con•*'ra,lk D. Bomtevclt of Hyde 1TAM1NS in food are hire ' reason' for this is because vitamin tlillohs in the United States me { •,l **. Noi loan L. Mtiek of Btiffatii, Iff the spark plux* m y.nir .*!•: a-'i'ts the led blood cells in abexcellent, lie declared that the Mrs. W. H. Goode of Itrooklyu, automobile," said an author- *sot hint: it-'" from other foods. ■'list El xnbeth *Marbury-of New ( junr.l tomato juice is recont- only idle men are ‘‘those who don’t ty recently. And so they are. They . , . ,, m il.. Mrs. Daniel O’ Day inf Weal* help to get the result-, you "tint mrtidrd by |ih\siciaiis to be equally want to work." . I haveheanf ilImt * hmVMrii; npflry Morgen* from the food you eat, jusi us us crtieacioos as raw toniatoe^in there arc breadlmes our large , hilu< (lf ],tidies.s County, each ittpplyitig this valuable vitamin E. the spark plugs enable you to utilise eito’s, lint I guarantee then* Is* th,-ie delegates will have Vitamins A. It and C ire also con­ the gasoline rffeciivety. not one," be said. half vote. Most of u» are very much con­ tained in canned tomatoes. This was Ford’s first visit in cerned wilb getting the proper C a n n e d F o o d s R a ta ln V it a m in s i England in 12 years. lie was mileage from a gallon of gas. \Ve want the ipaik plugs of our motor amused at the efforts nf (lie En­ Since science ha* proved that glish reporter< to obtain inter­ clean and we demand good gaso­ c.iourtl foods rttam their vitamin* line. and other health-properties so ct views and statements upon every irctively, there has been a notable ■ possible topic. They were esT o m a to V it a m in * increase in their consumption. Ac- pecinlly anxious to get Ford’s opTomato juice carries more vita­ cording to It 8 1lollingxhrad. I S. | inion upon the steady decline of George W. Braun, ndvunre rep*' mins than anything except coil Department of Commerce, the con- crude rubber following the *hncanoed fuodi alouhled . nntiueenn-nt by-Premier Baldwin rcsfiittnjve uf the Itcdpath Chauliver oil It h»- a jmrtieular store sumption,ol t . ___ ltti l ..1 ill's. I. ini • nitr of vitamin F •and this vitamin K b e tw ee n l ‘»M and l'L 'S . w h ile our lliat Hu* British government‘s “ rriw 'l in «$»nfor«I furnishes the vital spark which in c re a s e h i jn q iu la lio ti d u rin g that I strielitns up.,,, rt.ls r pt.sluctim. in 1,1 muk” «^angerm*nt» fur keep! up important iuiKtiom. 1 he tim e w a* o n ly 18 per cent. , Malay(l nml Ucylnn would U* d i 1" T I ' T ™ " r /''V , 1 .cuntittued .nitiit.ird up \i,v. t !4h,,W< h,,n, A »,nl U Nov. 1, I Ex.nl was asked if he would I , Mr* l,rn,,n nnnouncetl that two take advantage of ,he prevail,ng ho «n,l Smilin’ Through Through’ . nnd « , another l.xw ,trices to buy up qunmitie- of ‘ bmiltn stage ...liber for future delivery ... hi- !" ‘,K" p,r‘''’ n mu,M*nl “ Uract,dn* "The Chimes of Brittany" will ha plants, lint lie refused to say. n 1?) k-; offered. There* will also be lectures A • Kuril refused to make any ' nil timely topics. » / X. lineal pretlu tinns but viid he was, Aiming those persons and or* . ' la supporter of Secretary of Unmganir.atinna who hnve been instru­ ini*rxt' Hoover. British newspapers mental tn bringing the rhmitnuquu me giving milch space tn Ford Wild , ■ .. . •i,„ ,ii,*1,1 -rt . , . h‘*n* this season, aocnrtltng to Mr. ll Vitamins Like Spark Plugs Two Plays Will Be Offered This Year DuringChautauqua F r o m C o ld L u n c h e s iM \ ;F C- M'Mm d.mx mg test lx , i * v --------v' i " ' ' ,n . y r ■.nnn| # l,l.‘ lp,,n h,S Braun, are: R. K. Cooper, Miss Impr Mxt- M. II. Whitner, Mr*. James Mough “ \i I ram]) Printer Dies After IVIuny Travels! TULSA, ttlJn., April p. -(IN 'S l ‘‘ Knl.nllln" |, dl'tlll. 'I., liundieds nf newspaper of ton, Mrs. k.. N. llansell, Mr*. Volte William-, Chnpninn, V. M. Green, M. S. Nelson, C. E. Wil­ liams, Mrs, John W. Sneed, C. Welsh. A. W. Smith, Mrs. R. f . Jfnxwell, G. E. McKay, M. C. HmJdock. It. \'. McN'nh, Mrs. Vf. E. Watson, Mr-, s. N. Abercrombie, Parent Teachers Ass'n, R. C. Muxwell. Mr- 11. Witte, W. E. Scoggan. M|.s || ,] |.,.hmim, Mrs. A. N. ( 'am0,-„„. Mrs. G. M. Williams, # \ir, i; i\ SfM*riinu. Mrs. F. f , Welsh, Mis. Fred Diiiger, l'J28 r|;,—. Luke Muy Sehbol. ____ • ( Ii**>s tliiniighuut the United M ill.-, mill ,i i,umber uf foreign WIGHT ’ lUJSIIOP i etiiniirie-, "Knkomn" repteseni I "..*i fn a nunntie*. that I sm a |SNAPPY set v.. t py thing in 3fl8*W. ‘ 4 1 I'ltllltl « t III*' ' - t i l s 111 III. 11*11... ■ . ;■n■int . t* fni i .--* led Ion to Hie ul -t ** ‘ | Hillips, a 7-1 \4‘iii*4i(i{ etnli. 1Tiii.xir\ i«. n * ln*hl on Juno In, ,,i Cnuixt' Conimi--|..uci fr.m j printing. A pnoiil^will get "luimp printer", yhose travels .'.H i, ) i> tsts , | * , — t i',.'t ku * subject tn Hie de -1 lyour man. Phone W.- t(. Rail- KiiKrHle:.- ljiaiio for bahhfie' ilo.*. In i.STi I.*, S T l.t.t.1 -. *11IIIk him itroam I the wtnld and .c e ll the Inter*, in the l*enu>* Meat, fish, ami beau loaves can 1* * I Ave. .. P; tl. Ibis ,:f.YA 1'In itit- pm -I. l.lllc 1*1 llll.il) In he held on Julie » ^ f U O l J tiPrd not be hot tn give *ri*m mu1 nidt* of Ainiiii’jt t«» tlu« ii, \ t* :■*]> rtiti r it i'M ‘1 Jl'tKii: Ibis slatcil,rut nur xNi’ il v hr sliced and u rapped in dln-r. I f f 0. * ■ It p WIII'.l'.t.HH 1 tn-r.-l-. ii lili.nilo'.m* caintUlii,')* pat>rr for thr luncheon. S a l-I 1 LEAN UP YOU® WALLS b o a t f o b ' s a l l : I.h foltt bridge Inr t f-i-l.-rt I--II ,n On , nfltcc* nf of viital importance to the waxed ■.■...>. 9., £ I ■_ ..f ,ia wV — ■aa Kokomo" w*ns respected fni m i l THE NE\\rLL PAINT vtleek rniiAer, ^Itirly im h ^ lia ft, I'nunl' r o ii * ot m i i n tm 'H iiM '.ii Ihuutatuls oi wunieit who Inn! C. iiioii lu.d. because uf its white Juilnc nf Sc nit nix.'.- l.'nuety his vast jic rsiinii! iicipiaintmici* I vim I i I*. ilui* I am a -uni e and rgg is unusiMlIy nulri|.-|,.rllhl MlhJcCl In th« will nf ih* aecetsary to provnle scho>,| limilifully 'equipped, ' sleeps six. '"rice SOMETHING NfE\ND BEtI-riiL-n iiil i. Volet*. r,f Hexnttinl** c*.ululate In, tin of t ll',* nf *'nunty *on* for their ehildrrn' Children tiiiux, ami, more -than that, it ia with tualiy dixtingui-lied nn-n rEIt JOR FURTHINVORMA'- r**A?mml»le. P.; O. tlox- WUrt. L'l'itliutr I’dte* f’ nin lu-ttlcl No h , C-iqnt>. In the Heinui'fatlC J'rinuxr)' slci'tlnll in tic li-lil Julie it Ii. l'.*Js -iihi* . t in il,. iTcc stnu of the vot­ ire active little bodirs. and »o nee.l well liked. Sliced meat and any Ht* started Ills wnmlprlligs from [•ION. CALL PII( 23ft- J OR SIlAlinN er* tn Hi* i►eon., r.ittc Primary to relatively large amount* ot tat and fowl can well be packed without Kokmno, J AS ^^7— Money To Loan Indiana, wln-n* liiee. v. c. coll sanford l.e held nil .Inti- 4111, A H C'jx the pmlci linn of bread il wrapped father was the, owner of a news itarchea and sugart. LA. n r t.nxn IfOII T O \ssKS«Olt in wax paper. Mortgage f,onns . I, ticrf-|>> liin.nuii r* tn flic in-nplo paper, more than fifty y e a ,Ml\MI, A r, 7. I’hartsflis and Prepared Fitlt Samlwitlwx :«<*»4IH 4ir Dr-seit- and salads are particularI 4111 4 411 \T\ A lANEY’K r,Ri;.Q[(HtE Pre- in improved residenee*and litisiness «.( M.'ililtinlr t'.»nnt> Hint I nn. * ______ ugiL. Several time" Ktd'.ytnti-s" - \sh\>r: T !*1 %!•;*» _:!!>!■ \r ng,^L culnlnt.it 1- l « r l u x uavl.*»ol ..l U lU ri:! lv ilr-irqlde OccupanU of tll> luucb ■That ia one rt»?nn why the I.mnilumutrU'‘"-TrMrt*3tr— fn aeriplnirfs, lir-jgxda. We are -pr-rtTr— nrrnnTrn— rn— rm*— rtm-r^— irv w ■ftfes trtTr*Tnmift'rln|f?f HTT7T |'iinT577r^ the Buyfr.itit par’ wb It will 1u 4*<*nul\ (i•11 1 am it reient sandwich t> so satisfactory. TT.iskrt hrcuii.-r they ailor3“ iu otV-’ llic I ..-nn.i-l u Ln- I’ rtlilliry tn I.u llul.l ••f i<* llulilw’in Mt«rlgage Co, near jis your plpCnll 103. Is bread cootaitu star.It; thr butter portunity for the use of rrgeta^ s, pli.v, were uttide ciuispimnii- in ,11 .In 1. 1- nf ll.tn vt-x.r 1 It ll v h I t ' d t'Dful lilcil «* fnr |f-i*!i il Ini* tn tile t.xi the See our Infill Counsel. , sill J**i I lr» Ulv br mayonnaise, fat: and the tilling fruit, and milk. Gelatin sa la d made artlc.lcs nppenring in periodicals. the 'Garditt of Mini l u (irxinu* mid S»-inln..ti< enuntiu* fire ««f T.ii A |HIL1)I\G IlLOtj—I rrignl ion S. |{. Dightint,. Sunfoi'd. Florida. fnt* tn jenrs. I liuii* w iv k I «« ili' isiMll nt III*1 xoli'ir* Ifi III*' I'rpm* .May 1. 1 SI: tine convention hextit tie* L** Iil«l in Jillie pi oxides oilier needed clement*. 11ul with the ready-mixed fruits or vege­ He f o r m y ly worked boxes and genenimcnt^vork. ,-nillit> .-.nitmlwtintur nil alnl o f f « i*iUc l(i iinary and 2. tables that come ill cans looks • *> • if I h l»* > ra r sandwiches get to be an old lair in fni IJ ' . i i r s 1 h a v e innite m y l i v ­ tfovernment printing * simp ,-.t limrle -CnncTelt- U. F.' Ter- v Poll Iinti Advetismu'nls A V U *4III AN. ing ii iir l n a - t n 'll nml cttriir fruit Thirl tm Yn|u**-:il i • ires of time; so for variety some *>t the pretty iii a glass container, and Washington. (illeger. Prop. ."Irdl Elm. ..nil f.ir niln v I |»i-(i |i» im- I " I»1 " v a r y 111'.:, ml I'hatxnli Kht | .In n lip tastes so good, too, that the child 7 t-'iiit <ttvrr t Ml.i:. r im i t .m u til* c m iit I prepared fish ars delicious. Sar*n \ |i,.> *-* cu r ry In** |.r» ;.nr tti.lialr ’ 1 ij-I, t,.. a 11Miniiu •- 1Inn 1 , 1,,^* — t • of thj is delighted to eat it. Fruit cus­ Intilevard. the "Avettui ti — t i*t■ ' inv * x i militar) | miies are jserlutps the best known. i.x. n* *,f I: i' i' — li> v lew 1 1 i< ( lliu 1 *1 1 * IETA L ROOFIXGhr i:.,„ f_Kv- .Mii.ltilnl.' |..> tl,, „in .i --I 1'■■*,—1 k « rare n— r...A~l n, iM l tniTLklu rt> |n-i Hi-n.ill>. Vnur ►ti|ii**,rt f..i cl. Ill nf III,- clK.iii x.uirl -nil- T They packed in oil. tonuto sauce. sauce, tards, too, are excellent and can Cup Donor Plans To Gods." nnd !•' ' stdtin*. lull * lll'Icrluiting, M» shingles ill.In. Hl-nil.I Xi, I ..'iiiitin-.P-A'nnn- l». J * * r| iii llu* will nf I I I # * * vnlcru In uill i.u n|,|.rcctst«a .............. rlt.riipi. sxil.l ,ll-n 1, I ...... xerlid E’l'Jglet -freer- I nil thj K I I . K t t>tth*Ju i l-t*« Ih incM ni lic iTiniiii y !*• Ii*,hl and mustard, thus providing a vari- be made all >«4r around now t h a t landing seam »'n palvinixed I' «.)-.« tiin. |.|,-*-lin*l - Nn*- I, - r I !*, funis ft, l Mill u|)|.r*,h.iM >nur ,•» q| their own._________________ ao tnanv healthful fruits are rannarl. Raise Golf Standards liouleviird to tin* bay into an A t ** hofs. See James 'nwan, Oak ]... II. IJ titil.jt-, I In in. "HI *xl 0 ‘* r o ll t (IWTAIIU*. wiii 1*1 mrt. v.itei - If. Ill* I!.-nn>>;i .*11-* I'rnnai*' nm* of t> e Sphinx, xiiin.uiii,-*' n o * i.inll.lncv it * r'Uin jve. Hnd Third St. ine 111- ' LONDON. Apr. ‘J — (INS) In I..- In-lit nit .Inn.' .‘-Ill- V I* !'*.** r.o I •ti,on-lnl,l«* Ini ihe fuurlti ili»* I'dlllirnl Annoum-ontcril lu these man*nn f gures anl Vuni I "lit In il t«|>>- Cl.,1*11 trl«*l, -III,J. cl In lilt. will of 111*' Camliridffc Students I'llII n i l A T I IMI4D*i:( TTI>4J Samuel Ryder, donor of the In vy. N. Ni|iper. Sigtf. nil kinds. .1.. M iV li’ l Vli'KIIltt in th» pyb ns which guard the cu ­ n.lriH in t*.< 1i.-moernlle julnittry ternatiotia] Golf Clip, which is [In Sanford Paint Wall Paper I It*r*-I.J (jllvi* |Ii It* ilii'lliiiil nf r»n* ..I June Vo tit vole will lie it|iTurn More To Work competed for by the professionals lt rune ?s tu ll'i* Garden of Alh.ti, t o n ttii m v si r r m v T P M iD M in c c ln tc il. nun ri*’him mt «-imr|iiltn’y f *»r M<*I I . Me le lr im fu r I i* Vi> Hi*’ oi- i* iiii.if in s t iu t r i o s n u ll than Ml ton- ul t<l * ,iT u*tl t: I*, tiinii) w iU 'o x . itlficM nf I'lsiinlv I * r« ■ * • • ' « * i* 1 1 U K Aftm \n il*ii« n l |irvin»«*riH!«< 4 I wi-Ii I,, nnnnnnco my cx.iutl.txii*> ('AM BRIDGE, Eng April. 1* of the United Slates and Great cement have been used. Tin* di**i t !»«•}*, Mill*Jr'•-1 («t IIii* IV unit*Tilt Ii ll«iit f rum llir r«iiirtl« * iiiinrri* )NO(,TlAPIJ- r ring, [liann ft.r tin- nifl.-c nt Sn|n-rlnt,ii,l-nt -• r o ii -tiir.iiii'i llialfiiar>. 1 will i«11|#r#*4*Hi*I** 4*u> *el#i a#it I l i le l r t c l , ( INN p> ( xiimIii i*li.*c students, m*- Britain, has Instituted n rnmiteti. and construct ii n uf tlie* utun . In»li iivO-.ii nf Suiiilnnt i run a en tut liint e for tlio tifflcs **i t ( rlv#*»i im»* Ii* i lit* Tuning by ex|crtth 17 years tI'nlillc i a mi l or i ’)*■ my-1 1141* i • * t ** thin, which lie ho|K*s will u*ise the *.itltlt \, -nl.J.cl In till- "III nf tIn* nf Slid lit itn.l will nmireciMe sup- II fit! tl M M 1 1 r# * I 1 1 4 * I > 1 I t , I f 4 * # ‘ 1 1 , Will ■ , , . , . , . ments required two mouth- nt* i i lif I if hi ••<-1 in ii* I' jii t> ti iiit l In* |curding |o their *>w:i cstimntr, arc sliuulurd Iperietice. Sunfoitinsfe store valent in lln» in lnixiry June & t "III lint t in it-,- June I'riiiM. e. of professional . Klvf i ** ih»* iIuiis’N *»f tin* nffici* nn ....... I#* «*l !*■#•$ M;i ” ' * 1play . m Inn nary labor hi tb.’ w ■.. u.. In* n|i|iri-clutefl !•*_ K . W A I / K K I t vci v in*m jt«*rvlri'N fnl Gift Shujiptt i Lander Ar- Miiij.nrt41A"Ml lurttiiig more to w**tk nml less t* > Britain. Kill I nr si vn! 1 *u h Unit i" I "i il" V 111-:l.f.l*: M A X W IM .tu \v. i: vviiiTi: uf John D, Orr, cxintraetnr. m M . a m m i \|i »ltNI\<J SKATIN' Phono 83^* j I pIcUHlirc Uttil spurt. "t shall invite Ihe 24 leading i r o i i NtiKittKr I I . . i*».y.| e|*l . retell 111 «»r Ilf- I I.I* koii i i .Him ok i-m rw iT r o r n r Ibyoiul in the oasis the I l bui. t 1 herrby nnnoui.pe m» cnnrtlilacy rtiti I'l.KttK ok T im ( iiir r iT "W e insist on gelling nmri* mil British players in the Open Cham­ nil* \ I' i ; i :sh ahs# im *i a t i «»v I w lli (■ ■ nn non lie*th a t I At" ■ (tlltllT — netp wantelalt for the office lit fticrlff of HemlnH elp W a n te la le jugs wh eh will house the Imtra. \ 4 .1 1 1 V d » | • • Will * * • • • 1 1 | i| »M fit! I r n n .lliln te f .ir r e - e l» c t l« n *»» ih e w i­ nle I•..iinly eulijecl to Ills v.'llt of I liereliy note,unci- xny raii'tlilney Jot tTuT'lJnivcrsity than the chnr- pionship," says Ryder, "to play n ore completed and will tie decorat­ . *1 l l ........ if t'lu r k u f the t ’l r r u l l 1'nurt, ih.i void* ut tile June Pnmury. foe Hie xifflrs nf Cli-rl* nf ins Ktrdll holes medal competition nt St. Till* nilYf rt l*«‘ •* F^rri arr, Linotype opting uml nth- nf S u m llin le t'o u n ty , K ln rlU a . s u b ­ ! ucter*training and good time which cult Knurl siilijrrt In tl-*- will uf J r . > Ic C L i:t J - A N I> . ed during the week. Too scaffold­ nn mi I* puiilIhIm-*1 ■** Luiiru'hnH pf of tilit Hii- voter* .it (!,*< Iiemierulle prl branches ntintr. Two je c t to llie ile c ln lu n of th e D enin|spurt offers," says a recent num­ A Ilians." till* In llih ing for the Imperial potentate’* ,-ra ttc V n le r * o f S e m in o le C o u n ty . tii u t t : voTHiis o r s iio iv o i.i: tiiuf) *.n June 4. IU.H "They, w ill nil he ptud n fee for leks ago I placejvo Sanford In the L ie n io r r u t I p r r l m n r y K le e i • t l vi* i i t-u *(iii |M*»'* ber o f the "Gnwsmnn," a (Jam;. stand and the minaret is already It. I. TII HASH Gil. r o t NTS mi j I#i m ( iu ir li'1 *•( [ung ladies in go dtuations in Mon to lie l.r lil on J u n e M h , A. It. l n l-li in utinuunrn tnysMf n» a ! bridge student journal. ‘‘ An ele­ playing and their travelling and taking shape. Construction on th e I hirhtu. I?!S. (■nil xilK.niFK ciiiullil.Tle for the etnte leu lelat lire hotel expenses. In addition to that Vytonu. One get* I, the other ment of seriousness lias entered V . K. D O U O L A 88. grundstnnds is progressing rapid­ t tiereliy uniinunr* nnself «» a In e i "it11 J. Seminote t’ounty. euti|o n week and hi are guaran­ siihixlimtinl prizes will he given." j . . i in Hi.. 1 1.-iii •>.-rii He I'rlmary rauflltlat* for slu-rlrf uf Nemlnnle 1 tin* University; the existunce anil KOH COXSTtlll.U A H. It'gS. nml will ublilo ('iiunly sulijerl t*» Hie nellnti nf I<» T i l l * \ O T i:il* 4 n l* *iI] M IA Ol«W ■ flourishing state of >Ui4 Appnlnf ty $10 per wedf in full. Iaist Tlie tournament will probuhly be ly.So far costruct'on lias gone w it h ­ t tirreliy announce my camlldacy June the Ueinncmlic prluiurv I** ** I,' t .-n il— of ertine. I enrtllltlly Sol­ l*ek I placed two ng men who for tin* office of rnnululito, ltlstrlct icit ' mil" Mi|i|mrl lO IA T V . held towards the end of May, The out a hitch nnd is fur ahead o f tietrt tn tits early part uf Jur.e J*>II 1 w|*h in nfinomn*' ilmi J -ia* h | nients Bourd is significant, Very respectively, J . I! L Y I . r . 8 Ijl do equally ui 11.' Are you I. anl.Jrcl t>> ll... will uf Mis voters «• ;«f<ilMii(c f.#r i t * i * )*-(*! | f ill (9 Ihr nf* j "Tl'.vic* may still lie many of British Open Championships will schedule It is expected that every* on J umk I. t: K UK AIi/ )ing to l«* earning ) every week 11* 4 * of I "a !i T il v C O IW T 11 ln .M ii * . J r « f 4 * I M l take plate on the Royal St. thing will be completed even to t h e 1C. K1NLAW. y t iu T H J I M .I .I ' I T I I H . l i i s f r l i l Nn. J, m ibj»'rt 14» Hi** »tf% .i.i help who have jobs waiting fur KOII COI'NTV I'ltn S K I 'IT lM i year from rodi If you have | w is h to a n n o u n c e H int I um (I George's Club's Links, nt Sand­ hanging of the colorful awnings at ru n t tivsT.siu.j: ( •**!"n of v*#i«*rH In ll*f us, thanks tn the tolerance of ATTOHNKT r;i .illilxiln f o r r e - e lp r lth n to H i* I gootl education, healthy and 4 “ lilt ll wich, Kent, beginning May 7. I w is h to n iin o u n c e m y ennrtlitnce u ' f i r e o f T u x t 'o lle c t o r o f H em ln the Arabian village, hy, the middle t liereliy iilinoutire my ramllitncy " " ' ,l JUn,i fathers anil uncles; there are many fl! of energy ant nnt to mnke fo r Mie o ffic e of cu n stu h le . f t t s t r lc t ole C o u n t y , in iM c r t , to tlio a c tio n fur re-i-teetlnn to Hie office nf -.'.III of April so that the Shriners who ' JOHN 41R i s e n more whn realfxe that their future I'rnserutlng Attorney sub­ Pod money see m t ohce. Have No. I. S e m in o le C o u n t y , e u h jp e t to j „ f |t,e v o t e r* in th e fa e m p crstlp County conn* early Will have a chance to ject to Hie will n* the voter* In (lie w ill 'pf tlie v -.le rx la tlio D em o - I'r lm a r y to t.e h eM In J a n e , employers may not lie so tolerant ISankef Keeps Ahead f w group just stjng. Call for r r a t l c P r im a r y n f J u n e r, 1 • Y h u i e u p p o rl w il l lie *l'l're < l« « e il. tin- m-nthsT-atIf firlmnry on June L see the llnyfront adorned with all to sons ami nephews not their own. JOHN ft. t.Kl»N AIt 11V. 1 S ' T A T I* ” i JN O . D J IN K IN S (Legal N'ojices) Haines at S'rard HeraldOf Indiana Sheriff the color of the orient. “ A, university training is still n t (lit ( Ut'.SlTV JI ih ii : K O II I T . K I I K t l H C l ' I I r o l l i n ' qualification, blit nowhere a neces­ tl-KSM EN 125 ’ ieties brushM i n i t; i i m I ' t r i i i . i c v i i o n . I liereliy iiiinuunce my candidacy r o ii xtirm ti'i' I hereby announce my candidacy ENII), Oklu., Apr. 0.— (IN S )-* PRINCE MARRIES Herlul N*« i'3iliu sity." ' I h e re b y n n rn u n o n m v eiinrtlilney f.,r t i e office ot County Judge o tlf„ 'r 'ti,'* «0 p.c. comm ion, $25. — office nf clerk, of the . NnTIPR OK KI.AI49 I'NHKIt s.-'CI-'tnrlda, subject C ir c u it C o u rt . »o bf*J fo r r e - e le r llo n to Hie o ffic e o f s h e r ­ Seminole t'ounty. •Colonel" Jimmy latng, 73-yearje c t " I thn actio n « . ’ ?• ;V‘ «My Profit Agents Ne- if f o f Pa-minote C o u n t y s u b 'e c t to i.i the nellnti o f tlie licmocrat le uf Ilie vote** »t the June ■rtON 2372.1; .ji I*H...., AN .\4tKNI»KI» : -ifiThe majority of Calnbrid^e Ju n e II'rtniAry. LONDON, Apt. 7.— (IN S )—The IIV Tilt; AIT ill' \.\ NT A11\ •;*. 'men today know thnt success wt.l old missing banker, o f Sullivan, In* r'j^ tlmsh Factor; irurtford, CL •he a c tio n n f tb s v o te rs In th e Pi*rt> on June f.lti, 1!HS. My earnK It. H R AH > I * l L * 3 diutiii, apparently is a jump or two marriage of Prince. Charlca Phil* P e m n c r a t lc p r im a r y l « he h e ld d u I pnlgn for this office la In Ihe hands their own efforts W f W IANH <*iT-4<’. I o n l y come from I \TTi:0»RT.V1 my .frlenda throughout thin im s . I w ill B M p re rlste y o u r of KOII TIIK I.KOK.I,ATI,lift ianted: quick! uhinil of authoritie* who are seek, I'.ppe, Duke De NentoUrs, and Miss or woman J-ii *Ixillli sl III-- tftnrl't i. * -'inch '* b T ,;m| that they must r e s r e c t f u ll v s o u r s . rutin! 1 nnd we *ollcit the support in t tn-rebv xiutinunre m) x-nudldacy pp>*>rt. > begin eaGy. ItIJX with light ear lug an accounting for the $2(50,000 motorcycle. XT. H A N D . mul votes nf the people In tlie for tlxe l.eglslxttme (f*r**up It *tiT.Nnii.e i* ti.d.by gtye>( iinii ctn ik ’ nnd that they must begin e a tly ” -luirtage from his bank, and inci* Murgaret* ("P eggy") Watson, *'f ruining Memqcrntle I'rlmary *dee jr*-t l<* Hit* will of the voters of Sen** Short hour*. Adtlr A. V. Care Washington, D. who eloped l t i l l s ol lff f * i. *' ‘ a llll « |l * ~ i t * ' J i n s f i l l ' d i n n a p ■ Ion. tf the people See fit In elert in--I. t'•nmlv, In ihe primary I* * '* * * KOII TIIW |.BntSI.ATCBIC Herald. pi lea ft **n.uo*le***s*'*T t**,i I(•’ v.t*-*--! dentallv, n $ 10,000 rawurd offered here from Palis, will probably be S u b je c t t.. th e u p p iu x irliliiK IJem o- no- I" (tils office I will give llmm lll-l.l ni l June 1. Iail. GREENS KNC’ BEASE Ntxiflit*.**, ti* .fl i-ui!**il * b* i hi* .nl •*(,' M. XL L O R D .-rn tle K r l'- ta ry , I lie r e liy a n n o u n c e ml efficient, effect Ivc and economicloi* bis npptvlicnninn. xlelitycd hy a sudden attack of ill­ i ip s » jj > t r m iiil liil| * iw j.p g -Llvostock m y u a n d 'ila e y fo r th e It o u s * o f ul ndnilnlstt-illon .' *" . . , . . Ace* riling to Sheriff C. E. lhiker, ness suffered hy the American girl, •lo T I I H X O T n i i e OC* Mllll I \ OI.K limit*: KAMUKia A. il WILKINSON. It e p r e a c n la lt v e * n * a n ie m lie r of LONDON, A pH I !»,--< IN S )- So NW t *4 i i p s t : t - i H**.1 t t« t'OI'XTV. If tinm I tinted I p led g e of Enid, ‘ ‘Colonel" Jimmy was here it was learned this afternoon. , Jlicx* Itogn fo,o no female C r o o n , t. • s.. it r*» i: ; n \c i • j sviT-i * ITIII^VyA-T* ICXATUII great, is tin*’ demand for nutiingI wish i.i iiiinminer thul I nm a m y lieat e f f o r t s to h e h n lf o f Xne several weeks ago, inule- the name 8 - r . :•«. T . r i . N . I t I'' NR I ' “ I hereby niinucaire a- a candidate rnndld.it** for re-eteclIon to the of* yrs. old. On-. \iu 4 mnnlhs p.-upl *- o f Hem! note ( ’m in ty . The greens in (he London County Coun­ o f N\V I ■( y.-.. t T *e H.; R ., mirrcrd mveelf ns Senator from fl* .■ of Cmiipiv (*n*Mmlsslniier from c of Thomas Campbell nttd had bag­ BABE K ITH ARRIVES Bid. Pedigrees f rhed for both r y in g tire d n f th e p eo p le of K lo r l- ii lid 841 nl , I ..t It In i !« r „ ; mil cil I'qrks that (12 * will be*, nvailllm 371 ll Senatorial dlstrlet cumt'lsirlit No :i, snhjrei to Hie tiet* T n x . R e lie f , eep eclxilty r e d u c ­ r*gir. Mr-t. *•. *. ;en, Dream- dt' gage sent here front Indiana. Alice MV I-1 «.f r M V I • I N t T i t*. pnsed of Semlfitite Rfevard Cuunclsl.ui of Tlie toters In t.ie l*eniotio n nf lo c a l ta x e s. T i l l* , tn m y jililt' .fftr tutu by the p.ublif litis VI* rid DemocralIc crnHc I'r'n .*rv to by lirld oil Juno «.H „ It. 33 I i . 'I'llUnix NEW YORK,'Apr. 7. (INS) ■ in ln ln n . r a n lie e ffe c te d b>" J S llre aulijrel Hi* the N'old, Subdivision. Ilinson, a nurse, came hero a short • IxlO . , rhmb-Bc, Three year* ago there —in im tile d ls t r lh u t lo n of th a primary '!•• be, held June Llll. 11.71 Kill. A. I>. lf*gS. Babe Ruth looking very lii«*n«cd , time before, from Sullivan, nm’ I J IK-rgOM * o-tlllm 1 O jbl* 1 .1 lot (l*rtf elecl***l I promts* in t-utiilnue . F R A N K K V A N S f iv e eenl g a s o lin e la g DEED SALE—Ann r car of that ore*e-)t i.ipi'l) »*r itns'rloa -ci-." ll.^ ( -1 were.dpiT. tliree. local hospital, th<* and fit led the other \** xkees out , i-nonir th e s t a t e itond D e p a rtm a n t, '*■ work for the heat Intureat of the A j . novelty" till* year will bu a • worked in a I ’ .* m in e r a l ii* i h u t i d f • "t i t I****at'\ KOII T i l A*x(|'.MNOII I **igh Grade Feed ing at upecinl S'-lm-'ts. C*ou nt lee and C lt le a ,— p ar- ■||i«irli t Tin*! • Invite v.,u to my if the tra il o f the P«nuvyU’anja, leglela-j t wish l*> siiiiuuncei Toy enndbtacy l - i u •*) 1* Ml 11 M a e |-. I * ' * ’ ll* fi t* 111 senhvule putting green for wmitt't Sheri'f stated, Soon after tlie a r ly th e r o u n l l e a an d C ttle e . recurd un riicli Important \j ■ - ^V ?** B°URht fore tho ad •tfte iit lin n o re d b v th e n o m in a t io n I Ron aa govd roads. conuirVAllun of|f**r (be of fire uf .Tax Assesaor of i b is nffli-i- tlii-li o liji-i t |-iif* In Ilo* in ButjCjml Given Gordeits—ndjoin- rival of the aged man, the twi Station Rainy whtu th.*. world’,■ ;in ee n f p u t* nl ttn 1*!r to** a fo re hampion.x 'returne.1 fpont' their I ncc' ' ° ur chance * *ave money pc-iintse in d e v o te a lt th e energy nur natural resou.ces. rrductloi* o f ! Srieln *le County, subiret lo tb* •l»*u mad** a mysterious departure, util u p p lli'u lln n aiate laxea «nd education. I ask! w in r the voter* In the Juae injr-the'.jiiost overcrowded portion [«>n lou r feed, » , JLlcCall Indus nn<l e x p e rle n r.* th a t I p o **ra e to ihe Spring train.o g in th e S o i ta. ■,*| u u u i u u : l-V CIU cM . eupporl uf all lu /e l llem ocraie pi.ma**. , Sheriff Baker Uecla:ed. itcj$7wt‘er. oF^ondon •. Inc. ifh , nd; arcumvllab « ^ * V .njP*AH3^N. Jr. J- J- PJUUtiHH WJC O. CH1TTBNDEN, TW 0**?YPEW RITER desU-: : 'HU*, • fie ,. a>l V 'iillltt) tliiiiim tiisititt'<t f MW table, Llodwell Realiv Co. Phone'- IMhU I i ! *N'. I. sn l.J-.'t t •• On- ile - ,1 CO l \T » . Miami Makes Plans For Entertainment Of Shriners May 1 m r y t ,iKv. :3 » : - 4W3 i Vl � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 09, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/feb83ce0853643b954c5fc869501926a.pdf aede4e20485440eed9a5fc71db1fbcc8 PDF Text Text »I ■ fci ji ' . .. - i | f c a "-V/ 75Tf' •%• b~, / ITV r ~ • >• « T IS ::T F * r '*‘A | v q r,W r V ^ t, p | (P j . r;. r t y ^nm & yrittii& O yt oxtrame north portion, Sunday partly cloudy, <* north portion. . --------------------------- :------- rubllshcd in i^nVhla’H Heart.; The W orlds G rcnlw t Ve«eliiitle Scclion.lts Ilichcsl Garden Land S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 1, S A T U R D A Y ^ A P R I L 7, 192B Leased W ire Internal Ion) News Service VO LUM E X L\ M em b er A u d it B u reau Of- C lrctitatlo iw .,n ’ t ll NUMJ — LENGTHY LIST CRIMESPlace IS Bom ToOF Resting LAID ON KLAN France To Invite Nations To Parley 400 Hear Hathaway e s u n r r a w w n T ,/s all Sidney Catts SAYHECANNOT1 His Only Opponent DEFEAT SIT!! NEW C h a u n c e y . D Y0RK, Apr. 7. -<1NS|— rplarrs about e A the catafalque. At W ASHINGTON, "Apr: 7J=~ (IN S )— France and the United fitntos will send a note next wick to the big powers inviting them to participate in the con­ versation concerning n* treaty to outlaw war, tho State Departtnent announced today. E rrinee and America had been negotiat­ ing for months over such a treaty. Accompanying the note to Grent Britain, Jap. Germany, and Italy will be the correspon­ dence between France artd thc United State* on the subject. 4ft.. ' Here rent tribute was paid today l* |'!,:07 oV'0' * th* l 0!!!<.,it ’ "V ™ by ' . . . , six professional pnll.bcnrers np* Sunrise Service Chnunrcy M. Dt-pew by thousand* |1carc(| nl th„ (J(K)r of tlu. t.liuu.h F orm er Head O f Organization Political Enemies Open New (if people, of nil walks of life. a» — ..... 'Krncst ' -----* Stire* *-'*1— and In InUiuna Reveals H istory anil’ r»!L1 Bishops Is Being Plani Line O f Attach Upan Candi­ Wm. T. Manning and the Rev. O f Invisible EmpiroInDepothe ‘body was hnrne from hi* home % v ^ aS , n C rw S n B A N K T R I A L S A R E Y ou n g Peopli dacy O f Cabinet Member In to St. Thomas' Churrh, oa Fifth I’ oelif T. 11cooks, rdclor of St. sltion Taken In Court Figh t Ills E fforts For Nomination A m nue, where funcrnl services Thomas’ proceeded down the u'ajo Open Day’sPfc N o t B e A F a c to r In T O B E R E - O P E N E D were held, and thence to it* la«t i to meet it. Lead hy the three divines, the W i t n e s s I s S e r v i n g r '.inir place, his- boyhood home in R e p u b lic a n O f Io w a G u b e r n a to r ia l R a c e m m M O R N IN G IVekskill. • i procession moved slowly up tlu S e n te n c e In P r is o n A d m it s S m ith P o w e r Si’c-nt i roivds surged nhout the flowered-bank aisle. As soon as the Do pew home, their numbers hecum funeral party had passed the port Testim ony Was Taken In Suit nls, tlm doors were closed, the Forrest Lake And A . R. Key Relieves Lowdcn W ill Defeat inir «(* nival that the resource* Instituted R v Klim Against I church having been filled since a To Re Tried In Connection New York E x c c u liv c IfH c ls the cordon of motorcycle police­ Various Ministei F iv e Rebellious Members p; few minutes after U: 8 l) o’clock W ith Seminole CounlyBanh men were taxed to the utmost. Elected T o Lead His Tarty I, Closing Here Last August A t tin; ilunch, just .around the when the doors utre first opened. A rran gin g Fe. R e a d s 'T y p e d A n sw er CHICAGO. Apr. 7.— (IN S )— Funeral services were conducted corner, the funeral service had tht For Easter Si T o C h a r g e M a d e B y . Fon-ct L..k.-' n».i a . it. Key. ') A1 s “ , ^ ;TON: A r r T - J,NS> pialily id a nnt’onnl tribute. Ir i by O M o p ‘ Ernest M. Stire*, B\b- Chiu ad.-r assassination, intrigue, .f ■_ ~ v ,t • .. - llcincrl lioovir s )* *1it iiiil *ip the church were men and wontei ,onu‘ i' op Wiilinm T. Manning and the political comiption, inciting, mbb T a m D R L a w y e r H e r e president mid treasurer respective. lu in p u i i u i 'j v . i , ... ... , . patient* op* urd a new line of at who. luid- known the great Amcri Rev. Roelif II. Brooks, rector of St. Special programs, ,• — -— ly * f the defunct Seinlinde t unity , .. can patriarch intimately. Nat >u. Thomas'. The simplest o f the Kp- violence, murder, all masked under President M ay Have To Wield and sen'icea will mn Dr. .JfoilS - .A , ^ will eh fnilial August «. * * * the name of the Ku Klux Klan. limy tmlay They assefli-d 'th at.jf state, city wi re represented in tin Iscopnl'-burial sevvleos was used. His Power I f Present Con­ ford’s Easter celcbrn chairm an o f th e S ta te ul* „chi-dul«l pi go mi (rial .M-ndny | During the service the offices of several bundled person* preaent Aigoignnizution founded to in­ gress Insists On Pnssin;: the churches tomorro nomitinti-d hiciiniml di-IVat Gov, the church -talesmen, banker?, the New York Central Railroad, spire nigh devotion to country v*D epartm en t ntld HI ll-.lSSLltei , ^ t |Unueii guide in indictment* ft- |1 Rs LeRisintivc Programs services have been i* VI Smith. . indtistrtnlisls, and just plain cit whose destiny D tpttr d’rocted for lead in g can didate MU NU -uiiu-d ill connection with the elm- ‘ changed to a one-man onler which years, were closed; flags were at A.-.Miming that Smith will he the 1 y.rns. WASHINGTON, Apr. 7.— (INS) by a number o f past D em ocratic nom in ation „ f the bank. The special term Democratio duminye. Itcp. L. .1 Th nisle down which the coffin half mast throughout the day on crushed out all opposition or enem­ The prospect of President Coolidge the day .will begin the p a rty 's choice fo r g o v e r - nt whjrh , .lKt. wflll w llv iCi « i «>n »nc ies without regard to individual Dickinsun. (It) of burn, lender of was conveyed wa* hanked high all public buildings in the state. wielding the veto uxe on the legis­ Community Sunrise S* Fr.itn the church the body wit* sacrifice or honor. nor, lust night told an nud-i: charge adjourned a short time ago tin- farm him- io the House, came-with flower.-, and nhout the altar That i* the once powerful Ku lative program o f the Seventieth i the bandshell at 6:30 ioncc o f b etw een 875 and 40t) , iraUM. o, ,s „ r u,.. j;,.v> • out with a hold forccu.-t analysis of great billows of floral tributes,till taken by- nutomub'le .to IVekskill, where it was to he placed in the hut Fttnceuled the cnn'nge upon Klux Klan ns revealed hy Duvid emigres* loomed stnmply-today a * , arranged by the >oun people, .'that S id n ey G a ttn : u |u„„ the‘defense elaimed was .a I Smith** strength against Hoover is second niatl in th e fa c e and material witae.s in tlu- remaining'mill Smith’s strength against l.o\v which the bier was rested, in fcpito family mausoleum in tin- Hills'de C. SUphensbtt. Indiana’s former Treasury expert* Indlchtetl the of the various congrcga ilen in the electoral college. Diekiu of liis constant plea far simplicity Cemetery, a short walk from the Klan lender, once second in com­ government would fact* a huge The sunrise service v Unit Doyle Carlton isn't even in the cases. in his servivs. the thousands of his spet where he was born n fortnght mand of the nntionnl organization, with music by an orche . Judge DcWitt T. (iray of Jack son is slippoiting l.owdell. deficit in 10 'Jil if the whoKpro. i mining. friends nil over the nation that had |less than ninety-four years ago. I-who is serving a life sentence in posed of players from III. conclusion was that Smith ,|, . souville, who presided over the trial gr un in his lifetime floodcil St. The commitment serv'cc. to be the Indiana State Penitentiary for gram is enacted into law. ‘•llilit rtiec far governor of churches. Following will of itie lir t eases will be bark in woilhl enr.v New Yolk. New Jer Thomas' spue mis .auditorunt with read by the Rev. Dr. Ilro'ks, wits murder. Tlu- President might even reject songs by tha congregat *Stnte of Florida is just a.- d efin il--' Siinford Monday morning to n . rv, Masiwn luisrl t -. t oiniectieut. to be of stnrk. simplicity, with . The full story of the “ invisible tax reduction legislation, it was Hail Tin: Power o f Jcsu ly fixed between two men. ns cer­ ;-ume tile special term. No action Rhode Island, mal New Mexico .i their mementoes. those fj-’ends of hi* IVekskill days empire" is revealed in- the deposi­ The family entered the church tain us the sun is fixed in the hea­ in lulling tbe j>".\ "i preparing gainst eithir Homi-roi l.owden .* intimated, if Congress exevriled on«l "Christ Has Arisen." tion hy Stephenson, taken in u \V. P. Burhman, pastor ol vens, and this race is f i nciI be­ for the trial of further rives " ill be remarkulde l oin e-sinn for any u-e mi ihe -bird Street side, taking paying a final, reverent- tribute. the tll0 l,(M<0 .tM)0 limit fixed by the Methodist Church will o) Pennsylvania court fight-over the tween Sidney .1. Catts and myself taken befne bi- ix-luri I’lie open tllnr Republienn to m ike, i-un m Treasury Department. The 'tending cto prayer which will be i • i ., _ . n ____ _ . Doyle ('(triton will not even be a ing of the It nils again will binge the heat of a jm- . onceatnn -tntg ’'hooded onler legislative program'in Congrasa the Rev. F. M. Marlor. / The deposition was taken in a factor. It’s jtisl nn o ff season foi on the finulitioti o f Ki-v who has gle. calls for nn increase of from |28Ti,Idm," the rend ehairninn snid. "a " suit brought!* ythc Klan against 00(1,000,000 to 8:128,000,000 in fed- from fhe Scripture will been a vietim of smallpox at hi Another of Did.in-nii's umiJuby Miss Margaret Cowar. five re'.ie’.liiaiH meinhem " f the orI can defeat for governor <>r thera I appropriations next year, it liotne in Tangerine. ii.us wa- si nicely b “ - n-marl.ali'itette composed of J. H gnnizution m Pennsylvania, who State o f Florida any man that was pointed out, while the ext mi­ The resumption of the trials is* He pi edict eil that agatn-t II novel stands for race tracks and gamb­ filed » petition for nn injunction to ll ted Tnensury surplus for 1020 is Mrs. Claude Herndon, 5 * expietrd to iiltnut erowils to the! to No\ Smith may well can v lib Lalng and J. A. Harrold ling in Florida. I can beat Cult's." restrain thi; Klan from transacting only 8200,000,000. Neimiode County Court House. Dm nm-. Iiniianii, .Maryland. M i--"iii. There will be three tiny business whatever In tinslate. Di. Hathaway not only lelegat ing the trial of the other eases tleiitaun. Nebraska. N'evada, HI.la By this computation, the gov­ nn the irnuinds that the Klan lin* ernment would run into u deficit of “ Whnt is Faster and ed the Tampa candidate from tjie.t rally in March, tile court mom was iioiua nml S.mth Del.nta, but '.h it t int-*. misappropriate^ fr< t)( jt85.000.000 to $125,000,000 in means to Me" by Chart■iniviinix But isrnoiid hoihc* of tl,#* pnrked with both men and women l.i.wden .-mild eutTV all tin. *’ ■l*•t• * (ii'ot'giii Stihut Expi't’ls T o In- Flood ('nnl.rul S u pp orlfrs Rt- iiHiU 'l chni-ges which Carlton mmlc het'e funds, exertvd *'vd influence* " 'c r . should the program be cnact- Dorothy Thuraton and V gin Congressional Pol I In Irodm-o Iti'snlulitiii O f Inaginst Sin-th. Summing up. ' *»«• I" tiny and night. public "ffieial.-. and constituted, ^ j f laxus were reduce*I in the font. The program will * 10 <ray's ago. The road iliairman E ffo rt To Pass .longs Rill imiry As Soon As Report On State’ * Attorney Millard It. »an ileelii*ed Ilia: a Smith !!•»••** » "Onward Christian Soldi ivad. a typewritten statement in O v er V ein O f T h e P rg s i(| g n lljr l"*idic nuiMime. Ui.'antime the loss o f revenuo (Ii'orgin Condition Is Made S’ lnith Avtll head the prosecution ""*•1 l ||.,( would set'll I '*- New Voi l. by the assemblage and a which he denied the <barge* made ; will h<. again assisted by l*. 1 >. l 1 Stcpbenson was questioned by VV1 „!,| „ n|y increase the deficit. (im eini'l' ini ' til* " hiie House bm by the Rev. E. D. Br by Carlton of waste anil 'extrava­ Senator Smoot (It) WASHINGTON. Apr. 7. (IN S ) Van A. Uerickman <*t Pittsburgh, \\ \r.lll XCTtlN. Apr 7 (IN S t Fabisin.-ki of 1't-nuarola and Ion L. with a :lL’7 I’d I victory in the dint’ ’ 1 A special Knights Ton. gance in the equipment division | Backers of tin-“ government pay- Ip the prosrni-e *if attorney John chairman o f the Senate Finance Farris, of Jacksonville. »*«» ti ie oral college, hut that a Smith Low S|ioin-il By net mn of the Post ter service has been ai at Gainesville. 111 denied eerlein guriled as comptlent criminal law-t lien contest would virtually be tin- Office Dcpurtt ufellt m ilivaiss U(f t all ’ plan of floiol control in the Mi.*- 11. Connaught on, rounsel for l-*e |Committee, predx-ted the Senate the First Motbodist Ch otluM’ ciitfrges, and admitted one Klan; the 'Rev. John F. Strnycr af i unukltiimlt tax reduction to $200,. id .sippi Vnlle.v have In-gun a Coif ilrs. Tho defentie will again be yi'M i'M*. l.owden winning tm the two FI1 I'llit p.>xll)lllMC!"i iH-itiuse r. M. Delegatidla o f } ppp.oOO. HcvdSdt-ll, '’ilioWever, tfVfxt r • ns true the Tampa man’s charge|> . ,C j>.i,„~r lm.minent gresslontil poll pivliniinnry to an McKeesport, Pa one of this from Olivet, Oriental, Vrllcge l> > ti vote • to ’ ’b-' L^U4*4v^ow"md.d*!pa»tia‘>n!. b *-con» V " - •‘ I ’h ' 1 .’.f . he antic'pjiteil that much of the alleged "political shak.-dow ns,' tin «-ffort to pn«-» the .Tones Bill over 1 els," and a court reporter. ^ und Fmmanuel comtntar P 1' tract* -th- the highest bid.ler in tam p* nttorm y, who will be assist -'Front the piesetit fund.” saiil I’ residi nl ( 'oolnlge'p veto if nor.-. International New* Servin' has pending legislative program would Ci'iierajHiiiual dr ve t"i'an inii .t be present and all visltlti romi! instances. He said the rot«l e.l l.y II S. White, l-enl attorney. Dickinsun. “ it most be a- 'inn-l never be enacted. • -ary. obtalned’ai nexehisive trrfhscript of .l.-ral |*.iti"n jouming Knights arc Inv depurtnvent bits used its best jud­ a: .1 I ’ll ill I ’life , nephew ol ..I....... . that ton. Smith will be tie D.-ni" igati a " f i ale <>l' " I f all the hills pending before Confidenl that they ran toll u p 'th is depouitiaii a* tiled ill federal present. Thn Rev. Dorse;, nge in the Smith gmn**d 'lieiigth I be il-fi n.I.i’it -• I Itille liomtpee Vnynlll heretofore gment and the awarding »*f *•••»Congress should be passed and he­ a two third nm u.j ily in both Sen • court at Pittsburgh. T h\- liist \ j i \ »*l! It* •*!» ter, grand cofnmander of •f l.ep'irul about Smiib ii miiuatioti I mill,.. • nu t* to Iddilers ha-, been upprovate ami House, ..'p*-m*ni> oT thetehnplei " f the higiV spot*, of tkis roine Invv*, there would he a deficit comtuundery, Knights T> ',|ri i-e-n "ti th* Senator Gemge ( I " nf‘ Grnrg'ti. tV III* l’ hi od by the state Supreme Court. Iieeil bill cMimiin lb*' li-'tiru- ft oft next year even if we failed to re­ Jones Bill have *hnvn no signs e f rcniurkiiblc dorunwnt. i* hcn-with ,, i „ r a new t r i a l in few of the states .it tin middle I a-I *-d b\ his • "IIIague. Senatm v lelding t" I''.' i inphatir d*-niati«l* pn-senti d- Aft*-* th<* »-uslomary in duce taxes," snid Smoot. " I f vve re­ Floridu. will deliver th. The road chairman was intro­ iVr. '$•**> |.V inti ithirc tin The local DoMolays an* i l l . a l l I aj,e i ' l l eon Hi i ri->. «-xi»i-« '.it" (• 1 West to ieali/i lit- nominal i"it * an duced by Mayor I'.. F. Houslrddc•/. till* '■!!?• It.irirkman duce taxes, it would only increase will assemble at the Mas j,.. ....•n a - la i.t Mr Coolnlr'' tor *irastl< rhaiiges i limllirtory ipir- l i" 0 '. . ,i a I ,!i <1 befol i, "i n ‘-.n i.f ilnpi • > i h » U'll’il the deficit. I hope that this leg:*. not best upped. It. J Holly presided at the 'meet ■ ' a*k<"l How long did you remain in ti-i-i-iv i - ,i n |i- rt "ii ■"tidit i"ii- .ii M, ii,, i,in b* : an **P Intiva program will not bejmneted pic on the North Side o f 1 injr, made the opening speech mot , eotllt l"-res •*1 ••'J'he Republli m .ill,- ot deli n*-e The ti'.i to II . M e for the “ govern ' the Kluirf?" PnH t OftiM De. Gi-|ilgia ti'*'i" tl"' •o .iru ia il:. t" i*'«*ver hi health I he and it fs m y‘ personal belief, it will nuc nt.:izl5 P. M„ The. intl'iilUied the Mayor. Mr. Honiiuul lie drawn ac -r lingiy. In *be A From the time I became a t eft re in eon ■pent pay aH” “|ilan in (he Senate. Legion Drum anil Bug raitiuetit Til*|" F " ,r holder prulred the audieitce f**r ’ imfge h a Fast. Republican uncertainly - ..ii. iiiii' mi link ..... lent mvratiga ami the almost unanimous vote for member. In the l.itl* t pail of P.'-l. Hot be." will head the procession .lunge tit.‘it waminted t" 1 ' taking nuch nn interest in tho pres­ i-iillecdeil.'atid with I " 1'1, iU A cast o f -10 character tin- Jones Pill la tin- ItoUSi Flood until I ix'signcd all connections J-"n JV. etu-y toward um-mploj nn-nt Smi > ..... .......... charge "f L . S. IV te i -mi. ent political campaign. He spoke i u ' i l m ^ . ’ »’> t hat sent u pageant, "Th( onti'ol ('"iiimilti- are pointe*l to with the Klim on the 281h 'lay " f b I iii-tinii-t* t lit Dmurla «, (.a ,\liir.in nfu-i .ladu* " -ilbo e " • of Dr. Hathaway a* a n an who hawill he even stronger* than Christ’* at the Congi •t lie wa. fin red to pay Itiotl* V In Ill'll by : ponsoi * ol tin- iiii'asuie iis an i Sept P.»2:t. Wright, jutlve nl Ihe ;,td eircutl. been tried and tested*b> Ji p in dav piediclioue. With Republican Davis, uegi'n Repuhl • in ( 'iilinoit (j. What official positions have Church, on the corner q f 1 k answer to veto threat of service. The pond ibcirma i disipmlifird Innis-I' . I l ength in thg Mi*hlle \\*--t. Peterson you held in the Klan? o*. nuc and Third Street, at teeuiuti, t*i holil Ids j"b The ndministrutlou. it was unit opened his speech with an uni.nun A,—First, exalted cyclop.* o f the in the evening. The opon •r *i “ With -Ot votes "life f»t •"v* '' cninniitted *n * i*b- aftei -hnnt iqg ruled, will confine it- efforts to cement concerning t-*e chaulnuFviinsvillc, Ind.. Klan, thereiiftn chows tho three wontei n 4 i ust lie' numinie again-t Smith, he hi* mi*eesHi.r to death. ' <l«a which is coining t" Sanford. (Contlimed m page 5) Garden of the Tomb. 1 r Postmaster General N r" lias ( amendments which would delay the , uiti*l win G'J out of the following MOSCOW. Apr. 7.— (IN S )— final settlement of the cost of flood Dr. Hathaway speni half of his •- - . ■ • sure that such a persot it: iloablful b'tutcs to hf eleetcil: i iii dismissed A. L. Dunam*', post One day "companionate marri­ ; speech rn his read building ucc »m control estimated .it from Jt:l25. . that o f Jesus could 'neve ii< master at Fm-l proof. I I *., and (Continued on page st ages" huUc come under the ban as I I'shmcnt* unil the plat form on the following scene, Petr Jn |Leslie D Robert*, act ng post ! nan,not) t<* $ l,» 0tt.t««».utH» until next E v i d e n c e R e v e a l s which he is running f"* th.- g "' _ l * Ci 1 I.-, I " n*' of the worst evil* of the lax John, Thomas, Cleopas a J year. • ,, i « « r : 11 master at Avon ParkDm * one be; einor's chair, utui the " ll" i l-alf * * t s t soviet man-mgc inw». Appointment, ot an economic M a r k e t S y s t e m appear in the <brilliant co AY lllS t o n - n U lL M t l » HI t ri.p rt Vl to have paid for his BIRMINGHAM. Ala-. \|»ril 7.— . Carlton and Catts. robes nf the cast and di 161 le jm tlM * S e r v i c e i eroiniiiendatiioi t.. ..... . »-t-> j commission to ,<invey the entire vnl“ Now, friends," he sn d, "I conn (IN S ) .Rebuffed in their first at-, tors ”the " " supreme " " ,h' court today " r” Ode. T ' iqcssago of Eastec. If: 1 IA \ C l * a s i c i ►t-vx|,i|L. Riiherts is alleged I.. have h'y, with pr**v i ion* for waiving I n N e e d O f R e v i s i o n TI to you to present my candidacy f " tnnnds thut men who lead brides Mav»»i Ji»nen Ml (Continued on » . v Vl„. ■said he was w iling to pa> f'-r a local contribution* whefe levee ill* D the office of governor of tin St i** tempt t" 1,1 . *i> . WINSTON SAI.L.M. V < . A »' ' I r, l „ nmi,,„|ut,»ii. WASHINGTON, Apr. 7. ilN S l to the marriage liseeuse bureau *.f Florida. My address is ilvide-l municipal y-.-t lernieil uiis,,!iiii' I il• j 7. (1NS» Tho namipl Faster title ( - " T J , |-,o*it'vely will not !•*• per Diets face bunki uptcy, is being ud altiiis “ with the premeditated in­ Ftiougb fmU have been biuugbl vacated l*.v Rep Madden (lit o f' ting station*, automotive trades (Continuoi! on page b) said tention ot divorcing them in n few lostmi Sab in lot , milled in til’s department. i leaders and owner* today w n e , jiilgtintiige to Illinois, representing the White lu-f'in- tin- Senate t'"lt"ii Invest!- days" are to be arrested. ConvictNew. "N o mao will Inappointed ■ ! -n-ekilig nin e "<>** ' ! the elltuox of liie Faster’* (elehia gnting ( 'i.niniittee to show that inti uill tnriy a penalty oT from who bus paid for h * einb*r*raient llotl*". hatting the recent f"«.-* c»l A definite limit "f cost, probably , tlu- pie-cat market system need* one to eight years. The *lecrce t mil. the Moravian •-1 \i«-«- symbol ami any mail will be MitnamrUy t !>:«{ lie at the f:i 2 ri,000.0t»» figure set hy drnstn ravij-ioti, Senator Smith, is effective this month. the Senate and House Flood t'mThe -string of gisl victims of (ID "t South Carolina, Chairman “ marital fJL-nds’* has admittedly . Under a Dill introduced >•> Rap. trnl Committee. al«- will l,e urged. T E X A R K A N A . Ark.. *prt •if \ v\;ik l illfd to ovrrflow Meanwhile the flood bill was be­ of lit.- committee pant today. Lunkford (D l of Georgia, it beronte too long und pitiful. There (IN S )— Mrs. Nancy I in, iim try thousand* from afar who would tie unlawful U> accept or sol­ ing held up by Hot**"' leaders. No - 1 Smith'declared a modification of are cases on record where girls charged with poisoning » -ell w.t Public Service ( mnnii.->i"»,'t NEW YORK, Apr. L —(IN S )— ,ai,ie to worship with the member* , icit ennipaigu thy present cotton fu tirv* act 2 t year? old have been married lumbercump near pol tical campaign fund* from gotiation* for u compromise are hi.......... tell put licat Fou . t Jeunnu. Fagels insisted today she (heir complaint.. echu.eh.if the-Moravian , olht<1. federa federal «• oployes. ing carried far beyond Congress to. would probably be propqsed by th e, ^ fivt. „ r six t,meil> Thc which rendered seriously I » of Hie honu •* ■ The oxaptple of Mayot t.*t **** would ajipear In a play *>•• Brouilion <*f the South. T ontglit | n|cforil i* cimperritu'K with business men and political louder.* committee. He pointed out tbut, divorce in each instance was ot»- o f people-will be arraigm turn i hul""..ml " » ■ « > curthoUH. George and llurr *. wuy next Fall deapitc tho decision nl O d l M W » *l,rcB! ........ i the Mississippi Valley, vvtyi have steps Yiuve already boon taken, to luin.'d by the husbund without his day for a preliminary h ritq open city-operated gasoline *t.*t uill he thrown iqa-n to those who pivVnt speculative government re of tile Actor's. Equity Asaoiintiou A resolution investigation of demanded flood control. charge, of assault to kil wife’s knowledge of consent. ion* if the companies did not •*" i-tage "until ports being sent out, under the ugbanning her from the stage nul| "i»olntoil"out t** Mayor I wish to rest 'luring the night, but federal job buying wn* pu sented Suffering from a ha) :itn A divowce decree costs only 16 •’ - bill, (D ) of Sfcpt. 1, PJ2U, and imposing a f i ne. „ (,tf way i(l „ |,ieb t*. w in, can not get hotel accomodu 'n the lust session but " » * side­ W ATERTOW N. N. Y. Apr. 7 . 1rirulture appropriation n-nts. A husband merely- hus tn that hervchildrvin were , ing tracked when Republicans attached __(IN S )__Howard Bishop, nought Aiktpuas, Ims introduced ft bill to of two weeks salary, approximately force down tlu- motor fuel prices. |tion. go iM'fore the tegular qfficiul und timber and that she wob bo At dntvii tomorrow'. Bishop Fd* a rider to investigate “disfrao?-T,COO. The actress declared she June* however, refused t*> take : Southern Ly Mute police f-r the ullegeffl prevent s|icculative trading.in cot . proclaim his intmthm *if'dlvorvlng an object of poverty, Mn L>t „.,i,l R R rndthnlcr, indtbtilir, HU.. will conduct c.li’seinent of liegroe i* already under toiitraet with hijiid, sayirg be saw no way t" j ward charged with attempting t rid murder «»f . Merritt Manning, wu*|tnnf utures 11,,, century *d*l ceremonial for the election*. Tho South Carolina Senator an- 1 his wife and he is given u legal forces o f the lumber carat ay Sunt H. R an is to a|*eur next Get. which he could Interfere. nTcrtwl tmlay.nounced thut hi* would jentl the con­ decree, ‘ uing u large amount o f - eni O, L. Bunn, secivtmy " f tin Mull time, and at the same hour, in ••Paritn.’’ there is uMoravian, troversy between Anderson, C la y „ .. _ - . wherever the wvll. The 'star, of "Rain’’ and .“ Her fhutidier of Commerce, declared he ton and Co.. Houston Brokers, Jt e a r » I« C l t F o r L i n e r Officers charge the eld* y w ( ‘nrdhoard I^ivcr,;* the hitter nf believed gasqllne Jiriees in Birincent. mid Aithuf It. Marsh, former presihaired unman purchased * l which she i* accuscil *>f deserting inieliuni were two or th f* C a u g f l i t I n B a d Storm dent of th*. New York Cotton Ex­ ton high, but that he did not be­ amount of. arseulc at a d f 4 in Milwaukee and SI. Louis, issued roust- the iHipulace. ‘ . ' Mv 0 change. .who charged the brokers recently’ . When virtually«; ry the following 'defi: “ A handful of lieve the city government sh<uiu TOKIO, Apr. 7.—;(IN S )—Cruvu bo used to whip down price*. <•«.' actors fo r whom, with a few ex­ Tbe big electric sign wliub will 60 light bulb* In Uie oval bprdcr with .price tnunlpulution. on Mon­ fears were felt toduy for the safety woman and child at the uie prievs here were taiseil .Mniuluy lou * " ■ ................ ception*, 1 have nn respect, can­ P r o s p e c t iv e B r id e s ! point the way to Sanford nt■*t’t the and 1H 111 tlitt'iinuw. The ftllow * day. o f the Prince liner Asiatic Prince, i-mp of the J. R. Goldroa “ There has been u general man­ bound from New York to Yokohu- Company became eerloo • i ■firm* and. men bunts huve contrib­ not keepYitc from my public, which from 1 H to 22 .ent*. D i s e m b a r k I n B o m b a y |junction o f west n m street and ipulation of the cottbn market," iii*s. and iibw'- a week over due at one time, officer, started t »• 1 know- L a big. one. lsball appeur . _____ _ ! Ah,. Del mild mild will In- lignted uted to the cost of the aign which FAM ILY PKU1SIIK* igation which resulted in to i ‘ Smith declared, "and the .recent the latter, port will l>o maintained by tlis Chamber in a filny on Uroailwuy Ivefoye BOMBAY India.. Apr. 7.— I qp for the first -time Monday testimony Juts brought this out. th y Citv o f Eaitbourue, «.f th, 1 htg of X m ci^ ln th ew cU Christmas. I have never, been a _Twenty prospective br!de* j night, L. J. Bolt, who runipatgnea of Co ntme nu :.W. S. I ao U, BoumiH(-(SCO, Tex. April 7.— (IN S ) ___. > ... s « v m l children, arao GJf •’ Several ut & Andc^um# Title Guarantee & However, We CUD lentfi no niotM ‘FUnrmnn Lint;', *eporU-d upon iu full.fledcd member of the Kquity The bodies of R. N- Jackson. 40. of British Soldiers, who arrived for tlie erection of the sig-u poisoned, were near das '.I, . from Clsytoiia r Mnrah thnli they , Marsh than orrjA,f today that it hu*l pick* Mortgage Co., First National Bank, — I jtined the orgnnir.ati*in under |,i* wife and six children were here upon the liner C ty «>l I’nris, UUum-ctI today, uki according to word from i. Ch«: only, interest j C(j u > q i o . message from the Sanford Bond and Mortgage Cu., 1 'hnv-,i tnld us. uie; uniy "* '* * l'f* | ed up nn 8 , O. S. mtoo, protest in 1P25 ,ot the of found burned to doath m their ucre infcrried vtithin nn Itodr after, j j lt> |,ourd will be 10 fo^t .. insistence j m.v manager, Sum.JLL.Hams.. fariT> home, five miles west of heiv they had- - r h - h n r k r d i 4 » a * k - ) , ;U*1 Hotel,’ Monte-i wbr-thee munipulatiou, amitprice j„id*t of*a terrific atot storm while o ff miles away. Mra. Lorno's "The suspension is redicudlous toduy. The throat »>f one of the leaned over thu rail of the vessel ground will lie gteen with nn oval H o U t Seminole ■ t* died several years ago onIlon-ilulu. land unjust. Kquity hud no proof daughters wus slwdu'd *n«l ano­ waving to ‘their prospective bus. in the-center jiicrcod by u red ur- zutiih Hotel, Oasis IM * , Ha>r»es control hu* been going on. H . children much timborlor The Asiatic Vrince Is maimed by bands. Koine Ot them bail not seen row pointing toward Kniifonl. Thc and Ratliff, John Ludwig, City of against me. I haw the word of ther’s skull bs'shed. »ff -t were selling tun U r fourieen officers and forty sea­ At TOR ARRAIGNED theT fiances before, the marriage sign will read. Tin* World’s Great­ Sanford, American Fruit Growers, twelvp 7>f the most prominent ■ tb I men. Except fo r the City of East­ lands over her protest , having been arranged through nilChase and Co., Florida Vegetable physicians In the United States I’OlSON VICTIM DIFS est Celery Center— Sanford—The wanted to get rid f t thi vrrtiscrnunU. These held photo­ $ ity Substantial. The word San­ Corporation, Sanford-Ov,Mo Tyuck L®S ANGELES, April 7.— bourne's report. No word o f the that 1 was really ill when I did camp the thought was rob « g missing liner has been received. graphs in their hands und rrruttti.* Growers, Yowell Co.. C. h. Myers, (I N S )—J^orman Trevor, veteran ----------------- whole ----- comiwny . BOSTON, April.. 7.— ( I N S ) ^ not appear, and my ford will light one letter at u time The City of Eastbourne wa« unable officers charge. and tht nurnttgumetit ftpiartd In ^ vietim o f potion liquor, (red tbe men until they were identi­ (lush o ff and ull letters on-at ono Wilson Toonter Fertiliser Co., For­ screen actor, will face a strange Mr*. Lynn and her bn»t •r t fied. Some of the bride* and _ » r ... . •• o i,i;^l, oil u httM* rest Lake Hotel, Sanford Drug Co., audience next Monday when ho is to locate thc Wince liner because brought to the Texarkana ul I time. The other line, vvill flash on my bthalf. Mjr unly crime was that br degrooms. were 'undoubtedly not Crown Pnpor Co., Florida Power arraigned before the lunacy com­ of the storm raging at tbe time it I refused ty ere .h deputy of Equi­ stage name ’• Nancy Fayes, u res­ as.rond looking as they appeared iind off. received th* -g. O. S , ______ _ early today, mission. ,v _. . ty, whom I did not believe to be an ident o f Roxbuty, died today U> in the pbptojfropbs, According to Mr. Bolt, thcro at* and Light Co. and Harry Kent. _____ . Dvdh«m ftuergejury hosjtiul. . Equity deputy." Says He Can Lick Race Track’s Man PROSPECT LOOMS THAT CAL MAY BE FORCED TO VETO BandshellToI Scene Of Wo SENATE PROBE IN BACKERS OF BILL P. 0. SCANDAL OF WILL DISREGARD SOUTH IS PUSHED COOLIDGE’S VCTO Marriage Evils In Soviet Russia Will Be Checked By Law Birininghainl’ eople Ask Mayor To Open City (<as Stations; 'it Star Of “ Rain”Says She Will Carry On, Despite Equity Ban = : . ; , ^j iL r " 3S r -r r i Big Electric Sign Pointing Road str^t* ph.ymgFaster music to« m Sanford To B a Lighted Monday WomanWhoP ic A r s e n i c In h Will Be Arra: Th �f ‘i \ n irr ^ T nA i 4 r• ^i n 4 1 i %L 1 I X L HL j1 3 i p 1 1 1 H .■ 4 i l m a 1 1 . Do W e Believe In Sanford? O f Our Third Stor ru n g ... Corner Magnolia Avenue and Second Street . This store will be under .management of M r. I*. I. Branun. The market will he operated by Mr. Robt. Masska. This gives us three stores and the main warehouse in Sanford, employing a total of sixty employees of whom fifteen or more,own homes here W E R E P E A T — W E B E LIE V E IN S A N F O R D . W e are pleased to announce we have secured “TJiE S A N F O R D H IG H SCHOOI CH OR US” composed of fourteen young ladies, directed by Mrs. R. C. Maxwell playing “P IG C L Y W IG G L Y H E L P Y O U R S E L F ” They know their Pigglies.” If you don’t intend making a purchase you should visit this opening and hear them FREE FREE To every customer milking a purchase o f T w o Dollars u n rirlr rr.A i vc r il inn) i* j unci F ifty Cents or more we will gi\i* a bag o f groceries thetrl*’»c«t!HjrKTe: all which werr th«*rtu,T« lw mark* ut beauty. In the roitMIr si!*** antimony u»ol j* .ftaocdirih'* and .*.* early .i* 1500 A. I' it « U utrd in l>|«* metal•.iwHtrrThtrr*«n awl bells. A lew ••i llu’tr u>r» cyntiquc to ilw present d.t* kWhilMhi* nation pfrulmt-v mnm i*i tbe rave innlrriaK ii u»r* .tlirrr ;ur .* mwJver of intiitMnditirv ishull t, r.uv ae^nre onl> tr<-m dir oilier ci iin* .* An,•mu ili«**v i* in tint* n>. A1 tti/mcl' dir vnur.l* linn .ml for iht» mclbtHv not tame,- dii* i.iimiry n-e* ntrtfir'Vlf it tli-in does any other, and i« inlitr-racli year. .worth Sac. This is real merchandise and not samples. (T h is O ffe r (Jood At JSVw Store O nly.) Above: Native antimony smelter in the hills of Hunan Province, China. Below: Melting antimony with l*ad in one of the plants of the Western Electric Company preparatory to sheathing telephone cables. "of 'die antimony ordinalitv rom Hunan, (Jliiin. a proviinr )r tt*'iiirner»1 d<*t»>Mtv I infiut* 4l. W ar, Itowevrr, wlien lirg r e.» ‘o f antimony su re mixed ad tr> make buJIii* and *hrn h«fr veem into the ptitucM to' " iJirlT"* *uftel a* a |»>w<trr in I '3h?!b. »«tjje of the Western *.Opened‘yniyinimiy mim-*. Hut ‘ these nlioe' cannot pn»ltlrr 1 ihocgatpetitioo with tofeijjn tnpplirr* ‘ O i r of the H rce.t iue. of the \ilrrrHritii^ rpetal in this n w - FREE FREE Contents are: W E H A V E 500BAGS TO (JIVE A W A Y FREE 1-4 lb. 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C o p p e r j t t t v e r rta tk e tin g . e x p e r i m e n t H a t i V h j , g o v e r n m e n t bulletins, radio n iaVhit .reports, have a d v a n c e d the growing a n d m a rk e tin g ability. w hfuT'electricily Iw d o in g the real fa r m tv^rk a t low coat. Theft? two laciorft are ftPlvirtg th e lar»i* p»(jbfbm E l e c t r ic poyrer is revolutionizing the ( a r m a n d m a k in g the la rm e r an ex e cu tiva. - liar Fleclrtcily .Vour Cfira/ievi Stitiini VEAL 10 P O U N D S •vltll 120 Magnolia Avenue T H R E E STOKES *’ • 222 First St m*t " M ARKETS IN ALL STORES 405 Sanford Avenue �I r ■ ; I f ? : . gW ■ • ' « >P ThO • Until '•fell 1 A ‘ £ : T H E SANFORD H E R A L P .-^ A N F O M ), FI/dtiltiA, x r ^ K ir r ’ f j ? -%■ ^ HT PAVIS J. WALSH i r t « 5 a S ^ 'N « W . ikrrtc. SpNrt. BSItor ' MEW YORK; Apr. 7— Haring MTcd at the ax* of dycrattoti. by red marches . arid 4n the face of ifertlal reatrainta, ^h« writer to v- !a ratingtbe American League Ictly artbiMhif to ’early Apr. )*pecta, u he acea th en ,. five /sin. advance of the "Major‘Lea* o opening. He will not take the iol flier in esriy Oct .nines, ich .constitute a declaration df vr thV: cluBe,' if ptey wish to dd one's instinctive displeasure, tt .finish six months hence. On nest, however; he will gladly IN Voujoat when the day after to* ii irrbW'witl become the day before >. -terday. In'Brief, he‘is not dealing in fu. tures but,only 'in "paper strength'' ■ the present moment when the chilw are'rated as follows: 1.—New Yr rk •Yankees. 8.—Philadelphia MhleUea.1, ., 8.— Detroit Tigers.* ■1 -Washington Senators. 6.—Chi* <-uo White Sox. 0.— Clcvetand In* <Hina. 7.—St, -Louis Brohns. 'BolWh Red Sos. . Hi* writer, of course, thinks the Y nka can win again or he would. n’t •, top. Their them l u-senV 'speed !s somewhat less tsnn'nothin* flat, meaning that they have ‘ been going proximate1 nownetw at a terrible rate. From fu> 'standpoint of psychology, I w ' mk this will prove to be all for ! .<* best * • TM Yanks were due for a slump , i*' i <t their great record through (, H.e 1W7 race and their four ' Might victories in the World 1 riea. No one can deny the fact that they are lucky to get the renet on now when it can’t be used MT-in*t them. And, if they were ovu rjon^Ideirt lit the outset, they #m it be duly chastened after Ips* ' !«:; at random to -all.the ball clubs ! ir, ;he South, even unto the class 'A - utflts. ' Th« others may come forward a b»t but the Yanks will have to go ' b*i k a lot to finish outside first i* ry. It Isn't good horse flense to Yanks To Pennant figure that they will. The only real question they must answer is pit­ ching and I think they will get just enough to ride on through. The Athletics lack too much in defense to be rated higher than second at this early juncture and it may be that the Tigers, finding their stride at last, will come along to take the play away from them. Both clubs nave the old punch but they probably will have their trou* bles stopping the other fellow from scoring, too. Washington is the mystery ball club of the proceedings. Not even Harris himself can say definitely what bis team will do, since young pthyers in critical positions Hke shortstop and centerfield just can’t help tingring the future with un­ certainty. I look for the Senators to lose some of their hitting, too. If this state is borne out, they wiil have to place too much strain on their pitchcers to be rated now at better than fourth place. It is difficult to see where the Chicago White Sox, the Cleveland Indians, the St. Louis Browns and the Boston'Red Sox have improved themselves greatly between seas­ ons. The Red Sox, for example, were many games back of seventh place at the pay o ff last Fall and they have undergone almost no major changes. The Browns, on the contrary, tore themselves right up between season, leaving only a one-ycnr veteran ns a 1928 regular. They don’t expect to get anywhere and their present strength indicates that they won’t be disappointed in the slightest. Cleveland and Chicago arc al­ most a stand off. The former has the superior punch, the latter being pitching and general defense. It is for this reason that I think they look to be the better bet at the stage of tho proceedings, although that Indian staff might suddenly decide to return to its 1926 form, in which case all bets are off. The Indians, however, aren’t much of a ball club at this writing, the Sox having considerably more balance. Pirates A re kicked To Lead National e Baseball Outfits ’' V .By Darts J.WaWi 4 International News S creW ' Sparta Editor NEW YORK, Apr. 7.—If . you tr ■ have something easy, why not (. ». swallowing a megaphone Iron pttbqr of suburban end ? An. ow, today’ll trick will be an atttmpt to coll tbfc National Leag­ ue’s pre-seaoon situation by its glvc.i name and, by comparison, * ever , thing.,gist look* simple. “ 1 indkapped" Irotu .the stand­ point jfrf icufjent,. prospects which is'all any nun oon do and still re­ tain his gravity. It appears that any - i t of four elube might be rat­ ed the pace. The Pirates, for exa. le, may be figured at this linn o be no worse than they were' In 1 -7. T - Giants regardlese of Hornsby’s absence, look the part of a on « o shot.' The Cardinals have to i»'ieh stuff to be rated any woi r than the best and the Cubs, lacl r balance though they may, hzvt -nougb class In various dep. -nts to rate at real pennant I. : S. ■■ re Isn’t sufficient diference . r pre-race prospects of the hree named to award any of hem a definite advantage. The lath ial League’s Apr. form sheet, -lert ore, might be written of as Alov *: \r- Pittsburgh Pirates; 2.—New \ orl: Glante; 3.— St. Louis Cardi­ nals: 4.—Chicago Cubs; 6.—Clncin,.»tl Beds; «*—Brooklyn Dodgers; ; — 1baton Braves; 8.—Phillies. T> writer la studiously avoiding ,ny :tempt to declare himself on i he ibable order of the finish in tK-t- id, in consequence, is passing no t coupling the first three in thr h* ting. Thg fact ia simply that this trio seems . to be of almost <tnagth » t this time, with any Urror beit^g indicated only In tbc ■n or in which they a.re named above. , Tbf e ia no moth balance to the gg • whole, however, that Hi’ l'. a7 *stb l« some outfit outside b i , J t throe will break through, i * ■ ti-.. bg would neem to have the Tl>. anco o f doing thia but, to ‘ 1—• • t :1 ljtm on current prospects, J.i.^ ii I •Jh { c*. t HOPPE WINS AGO, Apr. 7 .-U N S )— Upppe.itha old master of **etna to be getting more ...w ith each succeeding last night of Chicago, i, tor his third straight viestarts. Hoppe and n o f St. Louis, ire play err. odU n k\' . . . ,njs a "■ By International Newii Service * " ~ * ATLANTA, Ga., Apr. t.—(INS) L ' . * ■ . ■ • ] least thqtfia Urn wag »t looks riglr novrfcl* 3bAfCy\ games with GrccnviUe Inst year There is now flaw in his fielding. Jimmy Johnston and i ’elhahi Bnllcngcr are waging u nieryy battle for tho third base assign­ ment. Johnston la the older of the two, pleading guilty to 38 sum­ in the association, and In Spring mers, six more than his rival. His last year’s average established him and aometmes being penalized as bring several points better when none should be suffered. afield, yet Bnllcnger hits harder. A t any rate, Smith batted .275 There Is only one fault to find with practice at Birmingham has arous­ the Baronial outfield, which, read­ ed enthusiasm that many declare ing from right to left is Elliott Big­ elow, Dixie Carroll and Turner .that. Smith will be the. best shurtBarber,, yet the alleged-flaw 1» a stop ; I!erit»pii they serious one. It ia that those out­ hro right, r * .................. fielders arc "dead-armed." In base*, Even, with Gillis gone, the Bar. ball parlance, that'means that they ons have what they lacked last have lost the elastic snap sp essen­ yenr—a competent keystone pair. tial to outfielders’ arms. Roscnfcld will be retained as .util­ Yet the boys can hit. Each is ity mon, and , “ Stuffy" Stcynrt, expected to hit well above .300, former Manager of the Barons, and it may be that they will knock who more recently has been with in more runs than they let in, but the -Barons, will play second. that Js something for your Uncle Smith and Stewart— that is n pair Johnny to figure out. of seasoned kcystoncts acceptable Yarn Ynryan happened to the to any minor league club. misfortune of not getting into con. The Barons’ Infield, if anything, dition and goes on tho voluntarily will bc-stronger than in 1927, when retired list, or something like they finished second. Another thnt. Albert Cooper, understudy to Washington hand-out, also named Ynryan Inst year, and Joe Jenkins Ernest— Koerncst Shirley will re­ of the- 1925 and champion Crack­ place Thco Jourdan at first— at I ers, will do the backstopping. NORFOLK, Va„ Apr. G— (IN S ) —Grover Hcrtley, former catcher — Unless tho National League clubs of the New York Giants, filed suit for $26,000 against the Georgia prove far tougher than the Ameri­ Railroad for the lots of n toenail can League opposition encountered on his right foot. A T LA N T A , A p r.. 7 .r-(IN 8 )— Hartley claims as the result o f by the New York Giants this the injur}-, his catching and batting . BL JIMMY BURNS Spring, the McGraw men arejikely suffered, and he was released by International News Service to win the pennant in a cakewalk. McGraw to Indianapolis. The ac­ Correapondent The New .Yorkers hng up their cident occurcd Apr. 0, 192C, when a One-player very often can chAngc on Hartley** twelfth straight victory l,i beating flagman stepped What othenvies would be no better great too as the latter wap strop the Washington Senators at Char­ udtf • good ball dub Into a form idLng barefooted *<through the pull, lotte, N. C., yesterday, 4 to 0. B|U .man, enroute to New-'Yotk from ohlo' contender- -i»ml -Ernest Smith; li expected to do just that wlth/the Walker, southpaw recruit froni the Florid* training camp. Barons. Smith Is the Denver, held the Nats to two sin­ Thq'auit filed by* Hartley allegsc Washington Senator’ll thank n for gles, and Bill Terry nnd Shnnty thntns.’a right hand batler, hd:wss Hogan hit home runs. The tcamb accustomed to thrOtf tonsidtrable Or*W GUM*. who played *|iort for play here today. ’ ! wtighfcTon the ' toes /of his right tho/Bnrorts last year. ./ ..............................Mi foot, arid thht the injured ' toe I The exchange seems to have CHARLOTTE, N. C., Apr. C.Ji caused him to flinch and pull away. rb«cri acceptable, particularly as the Barons got a nice wad of (IN S )—The New York Ynnkeoa change to Boot. Smith played with were nil set to slnughtcr the local Kanins City In the Ahierlean Asso­ team here today, The world’s Kearns States Jack champions finally hit their stride W ill Not Fight Again ciation last summer and being only 28 yeari old, Is cligble for another against Knoxville yesterday, big league trial. swamping the Sally Leaguers 14 to NEW YORK, Apr. G.— (IN S )— Slnlth's fielding average of .'J.'IK 4. Leo Durocbcr, St. Paul rookie, Jack Dempsey will ncVcr fight clouted a triple nnd a homer and again in the opinion o f his former night be occasion for nlnrm among Babe Ruth bit a single, a double manager, Jack Kearns, who has those who dote on figures, but to and a triple. arrives! in New York to press his close observers it la an indication suit for S700.00U -against the old that Smith is a busy yoYing man, always trying for Impossible stops R ALIE G il. N. C.. Apr. 0.— (IN S ) heavyweight champion. . — Manngcr Robinson of the Brook­ “ Dempsey is shot,’’ Kearns do. ’ lyn Dodgers was elated today by cfnred. "I don’t think he can ever the batting of Jigger Statz nnd get in shape to fight a good man. | Rube Bressler in Brooklyn's 16 to I don't know about his eyes but he 2 victory over Atlanta yesterday. knows he’s through. He's ncaijy Statz, whose weak hitting has kept thirty-three years old nnd doesn't him on the bench, got into the game need the money. as n pinch hitter nnd socked n “Jack is worth close to $3,000,home run. Dressier who apparently 000 in real estate, hands, other in­ has regained the slugging abilitv vestments nnd ready assets, I which featured his career witn hope to make a dent in his bank­ Cincinnati, got four hits. The Rob­ roll when otir case comes to trial. The Kearns* Dempsey litigation ins play Raleigh today. break* out again on Apr. 10 , in the NEW YORK, Apr. 7.— (IN S ) — federal district court here. Thousands of fans turned out today to witness the first big league game American Team W ill of the season here, The attraction Face Mexican Outfit was the world’s champion New York Yankees vs the Brooklyn Rob­ MEXICO CITY. Apr. 0.— (IN S ) ins, in the first of four exhibition games to be played in New York — Almost certain of victory, the American Tennis team faced Mex­ and Brooklyn. Many fans who had just about ico here today in the first of the given up hope for the Yanks be­ American zone Davis Cup matches. cause of their poor rtcord in the Many observeors predicted that south, experienced n change of heart the United State* Ntarp, led by the veteran "Big Bill” Tilden. would and decided to attend today's game when they learned that the home make a dean sweep of the matches. Two single matches were sched­ run twins, Babe Ruth and Buster uled for this afternoon. Johnny Cichrig, finally had come to life. Hennessey, Indianapolis youngster, Each hit two homers down in North was paired with Ricardo Tapia in Carolina yesterday against Char­ the first match. The feature match, lotte. between Tilden and Robert Kinsey, champion of Mexico, is to conclude NEW YORK. Apr. 7.— (IN S )— the day's activities. Of grcnlcr New York's three big lengue teams, the Giants made the MEMIOKN WINS best record in exhibition contests in RICHMOND, Va„ Apr. ii. (IN S ) , the South. They wan twenty out of --"Wild Bill" Mclhorn was $1,000 , twenty-four nnd have been victor­ richer today as a result of leading i ious in their Inst thirteen starts a crack field of golfers in tho Rich’ | Tho Bmoklyu Robins won fourteen mond open. Meibom's 72 hole to- I ou wcnljf knJIhe Iknftecs ,in'y tn) was 2 H2 , four strokes ahrad of five out of seventeen. Joe Kirkwood, who finished second, Today the Giants will endeavor Melhoni scored 69-71 for his final to celebrate Manager John Me- 30 holes, two under par. Craw’s birthday properly by heat­ ing the Senators in Washington. DELANEY TO MEET SHARKEY They trounced the Nats again in NEW YORK. Apr. (IN S ) — Norfolk, Vii., yesterday, 10 to J. The signing of Jack Delaney nnd Jack Sharkey for a fifteen-round IND IANAPO LIS, I ml . Apr. 7. - bout at Madison Square Garden (IN S ) The White Hex bijptcd win­ here ou Apr. 30, and the announce­ ning streak has carried ou into Ho- ment that Gene Tunney will defend o.sicrdomT’'Th ey scorn) a shutout his heavyweight title only once this over the Indians of tin* American year, today ended negotiations for Association here yesterday, the a match between Delaney and Tom score being 4 to It. Ted Lyons was my liouglirnn, light heavyweight E repeat . . . T oday's R oyal Eight the winning pitcher. champion. it must be ^<$mittc«J that any club with unchrtaln Itiflclderf kt .tecoffil and third bases can't be n standout at this early stage o f the proceed­ ings. Time only enn tell whether these positions will develop accept­ ably and until then tho Cubs must be left just a stride off the pace, regardless of their Spring exhibi­ tion record. The same factor rates the Dod­ gers well down in the second div­ ision. They have remarkable pitch­ ing and unquestionably more punch than the 1927 club but the right side of the infield is distinctly juv­ enile. Naturally, no one would be justified in committing himself on an entry like that until further no­ tice. The Pirates, with n ball player at j second base for the first time in several years, can’t have lost much between seasons, even if the wnn- 1 ers don’t quite repeat their sensn- t tional performances, ns many have hastened to predict. The Plrntr pitching mny not be quite us goiai, and, then again, with Grimes avail- , able, it might b e‘even better. All in all, I think I ’ll very graciously at low somebody else to rend the P ir­ ates altogether out nf top ranking The Giants sudditily have taken on the aspect of ajfar better club than the one that 'finished third in 1927. Roush seems ready for quite 'a yenr, the entire outfield situation is in for better protection and McOraw appears due to get his best pitching since his last champ­ ionship year in 1924. The catching seems to be in better hands, too, Cohen, successor to Hornsby, has answered most of the questions about his defense ability at second I base. They say he may not hit. But what of it 7 I have a hunch that the rest of the batting order can carry a Ncht hitter, if neces­ sary. The quality of pitching that they | figure to get is enough alone to keep the Cardinals within a hoarse whisper of the leaders. Third base It the only uncertain factor but with Thcvenow and Blade* cured of their 1927 ailments the team a» a whole is strengthened even if the third base experiments are not en­ tirely satisfactory. TO U RNEY BEGINS . PINEHURST, N. C.. Apr. 7.— (IN S )— One of the largest fields ever to enter the annual North and South Amateur Golf Tournament Ucd .aU ..today in Abb arcaad #I f o^ ' "tile Foie qualifying round. Gcorgo J. Yoight, of Wash* ington, the defending champion, shared honors with Eugene Horn. the 20-ycar-old Princeton freshmen at the end o f tha first day’ s qualifying turning in a pair .Lo f 7SY Hatch play "Warts M onday en Position Apr/ <L— , . The ’ Now --Yorkers htriig- up Ifielr tbrday, 4 to 0. The Senators goi Mu two hits o(f Walker, while-the Giants were pounding Gaston anil Braxton for nine. ______ •>______-< PLAYERS MAKE MONEY . NEW YORK, Apr. O r - (I N S )Babc Ruth saved $20,000 in 1027 and Lou Gehrig made. more on 'p month's bsmstroming tour last Fall than-the. Yankees paid him ( qj the entire season, It is revealed in an article .in tho current, issue of Collier's Weekly. ... , *• Tennis Tourney’ Prpgtesses \ BON AIR VANDERBILT. 110TE t, AUGUSTA, Ga,( Apr. 7 . (tN S )-fE igh t players LoiIay enter­ ed (he. quitter finale of the $outh Atlantic Tennis Championships be­ ing staged here. They arc: Bryan Grant, Malone Courts; Tamio Abe, Japanese Davis Cup star; Lawrcrnee Rice; Allen Belir; .George Lot>it; Frank Shields nnd Johnny Dppg,. ! In addition to the quar tier finals. today will see the continuation of the doubles and the start o f the mixed doubles. The double's pro­ gram cals for the Simpson-Burwe^l combine to meet Courts and Grant and for the Simpson-Johnson com­ bination to play Shields and Abe. TODAY’S ROYAL EIGHT BY CHANDLER A magnificent m otor car 4K U i* \ Best performing car in America regardless of price! , ' ' ' , : . . C C I C R TIM t . 7 \ I , \' -t h e I 1 '< Buick Style Show by C h a n d le r is b e y o n d a d o u b t the finest perform ing car in A m erica — W T o d a y ’s C h an d ler proves, too, its claim lo he the easiest and safest o f all A m e r­ ican cars to control. Wcstinghousc Vuc- regardless of price! iiiiii) Brakes. Q uicker, smoother stops three times easier than is possible with A n d you w o n ’t find anything within h u n d re d s o f the price that’s a close match fo r this magnificent car in smart­ ness, elegance, sum ptuous com fort, in­ , hydraulic or mechanical brakes that de­ pend altogether on foot pressure! A n d talk about modern features— any time you want to lubricate the C h an dler chassis you simply press a plunger, and C h a n d le r’s “ O ne Shot” centralized lu­ b ric a tin g system docs the w h o le jo b instantly. N o time out. N o bother. N o expense. trinsic quality and value. Facts, not Claims L o o k and sec. Drive and see. G et d ow n to actual cases. M ak e your comparisons. Y o u ’ll find that C h a n d le r doesn’t just claim superior perform ance — it demon­ strates it. O n top o f breaking all rec­ ords fo r breaking records, C h an d ler n o w im proves u p on C h a n d le r in a n ew line o f R o y al Eights and a com plete n ew line o f Sixes— m ore high-pow ered than ever. Botiy by FXsbwr Showing. America's Smartest ^Afotor Car Creations Opening Today— Sly I* V rek a l llulrk ■hovrroom*! Everyone who lutM lb * now and beautiful—eieryone who plana to buy a new car tbla Sprinj— la Invited to attend thia apeclal allowing o f tho»a smartest o f m otor ear creation*, the One Biiidk model*. A n d these cars d o n ’t just claim to out­ step, o u t -c lim b an d o u t -r u n an yth in g else w ithin hundreds o f the price— they are gayly and dally going out and doing it! Kero are assembled a wide variety o f Buick bodytypea by Either. A ll are arrayed in alluring new aprtng-lime color bariuonlc*. All wire endowed with the moat luiqrloua upltoltierlea and appointraenti. And all are month* ahead o f the mode in amort, low, dashing lines, low without any loaa o f head-room or road-clearance. ■- r'-ACktfl- Chandler-Built T h ro u g haowu t Thirty fashionable models — built from the ground u p in a great $10,000,000 p la n t b y a b i g p o w e r f u l c o m p a n y . Value,value, value,through and through. T h e smartest, richest, finest cars in all C h an d ler history. , .i .T h e Sixes papge from $995 to $1025, the R o y al Eights from $1995 to $2195, all prices f. o. b. factory. Com pare l D i Ar n i •.!'/(< t i 1 >-**( I Be sure to attend thU magnificent Style Show I Set the moat beautiful m otor cor creation* o f tha day end th * moat durable, dependable and vlbratlonleta o f car* a* well. Coma any day or evening during the n c il *ev*n day*. A cordial welcome await* you- Opening Today * CH A N D L E R -C L E V B L A N D Cflfcfpt SANFO R D BUlCK CO. 208-212 Magnolia Ave. . ___________ ...S a n fo r d F I - . 'I * fr'T *- * %* - :♦ f �I MKRALD, TTtnr'lHlfftmr'H Of London Launch DriveOn Marriages V .It . u * * — •— “ Sidnoj^J* ifcJdttB tille d 43,000 governor in ' 1921. !lo Athadeonrt to Martin, who got 55,000 and ahead of Jennlngrf, the other candidate, who got'87,000, These figures o f 1924 are spec­ ially Mfrhtffcnnt In l 0528 because > Catti it -again in the race. There ■‘Is a ‘BtTong' presumption around tHe #tnte that he will get at least ' a* many tbtea this year as four years ago, and Catts himself will not; l}'»ldata i® » ay that he is a lot state, cotrying 6n a qulfet and al­ most personal campaign, in fact, dodging newspaper men. He be­ lieve* his converts will stay put, under hi* personal touch, and he expects to spring the grentest sur­ prise of his career when the votes, arc counted in June. The other candidates will di­ vide the remaining 125,000 votes, If Catts docs no better than hold his strength of 1924. How evenly Carlton, Hathaway, Taylor, Mc­ Kenzie, Carson and others will di­ vide them remains to be seen. It can be .safely said, however, that I’ W f l f t p r e s - shown fn the table it fnlriy ‘even distribution of the l*IoW„ which ,'fs a rc’cohl by coun« 125,000 votes will not be displeas­ Tjlfo oTthe vota'east in 1024, throw ing to Catts. lie didn’t do so badly on second choice Votes in 1924, either, ' In 1921 Hillsborough polled 12 ,* has campaigned steadily ' sincal The vote 1924, traveling over and over tho shown heit County CattA. Jen W p . ' : - ............................... ' M09 linker J....'.......... :.................... -hhl llay . ....................................... 1,051 l l r a d f o r d ............................ 3H9 jlNtvahl 152 ■Tlmword ................................. ^Calhoun ............... ............. Chnrlotto ............ . Citrus .................... Clay. ........... Collier Columbia . . Dado **:... 133 040 231 492 Braahfut ait Tinted Dsmtik uScarfaceAl ” Capone Has Been Victim O By Gangsters On His Life 1,193 1 CHICAGO, Apr. l . - ( I N S ) 2 ,‘JIM 1“ Scarfacc A l" Capone, to hind tin* 310 875,000,000 annual I'quor, vice pud 943 gambling syndicate, nnd to hold j .j-., rule for yenis must of necessity he o’y’y'j a brave man. 2,107 Three times bullets have been di4.101 reeled against him. Fnch time ( ’«■ j np,j } pone has escaped harm. The story 800 is told that one afternoon in one of 2 899 his gambling places, an enemy 1,071 had the "drop" on him with n .45 1 R99 cnl'hre n-volver. Capone looked the 1,300 1 man square in the eyes mid said 6i i calmly; » 1,400 “ Co ahead and shoot." 2,131 The man hesitated .turned and 2,41d walked from the room us roulette 2,270 wheels spun and the hoarse cries 1,110 of the croupier tontinued uninter 1,595 iiiptud. Many times Capone 1ms 720 been near tlimth hut t-aelt lime he 3,4<J7 has come through with flying col1,507 ors. ' o ■ • 2J»iru T ^ 1,875 2,959 4,785 1,834 "running 25,00(1 short. Kxnminat|on revealed it was short $.|,tii5— Capone was 2125 “ o ff." He carries large aunts of money on his iH-rsurt— sometimes ns much us $75,IHR). His., "change" consist­ ing of a few hundred dollars he carries in his trousers pocket. > He will loan n man with whom he is acquainted ns much six $25,. 0Q0 without "hatting an eye" and without asking for security* Reports that Capone Is "broke" nru untrue, lie likes to huyp such reports circulated ns it ig much morn convenient. When eOki vone knows;he Is St 11 ill power, r.nd when cvcry'-gfniehiml slumling, itp^hoiiili ing !*’ httt iluiled to Ins fot fit’s, the public detpnhds police investigntions. It heroines no-kwnrd. .t-‘(iinelimes he even tins to take httl-oftown-tr'.ps. nl ’ v NOT IN Fl.OllID.W A few months ng> 'vh.’ nJte wjtjj leponed in Florida and gu idin g over Hit Stirmgs, Aijw. h e ^ as in reality at the home of Cumb|!. It '» trite he was forced to Cali forma. When '.he, returned li” bmikdt witle bio in.' hl-irk ho.it rub for hie rhiid, .wjiiiini' In- lo\<jfe dear "independent#* mny operate sa­ loons, gambling houses nnd disor­ derly houses, blit for that privilege they pay Cupono a weekly "cut.” Ih* controls all slot much nes. Threats of police that .Capone will he “ run out of town” that '•Chicago will ho made too. hot for him” tiro laughed at by the gang Icudor. As long ns I mil n taxpayer they can do nothing to mo. I am n business man and deni some, times in race horse*.'' Capone is still In Chicago nnd the police have not “ run him ouL" lie is still seen In cafes on the south mul west sides. He is seep wnlking in the city hall—with his bodyguard. He is seen at fashion able hotels and theatre*. If one happens to know his telephone number hu may even unswer the coll himself. -• * RA ft HI .V AURKSTI-D His nums |k rarely seen «>n police blotters and when ever it docs ap­ pear it is only "fo r questioning in connection with." The Inst lime he was arrested ho was charged w ’tli disorderly conduct. The judge threw the case out of court. Cap one was walking down the street— and that, the judge decided, did not ^msUlulp tli-dtdjfrly i* uk1w L. ■> ..H ow long Capone will rulv* Chi*' eugo is a question that no one can niMvor. At this time his rule seems secure. Ilut so did I In- rule of Ctdosinto, the rule of Torrio, Dion O’Bannion, and a long I'st of others. Tombstones mark their passing. tiang rivals would only too glad­ ly Mitiacrihe f ir a million dollar tombstone for "Senrfacc A l" and millions of dollars in floral piei-e*. lIH C flT ("OI.’ItT o r Til*r c lT OK ri.OnlllA, ntMINOLR HUZAnT:VlI 1 X>N'f!. Cornpl»ln*nt.' Endorsed by railroads, express companies and the leading producers and distribu- <1 K. ATKIN BON, et at. IX-fendant's. , XOTK'K OF BALB, ** • Notice lx herahy given llipt •j ahd l)j v>ztpe of. »hni final i:, ilrcref of fori’rlo^ur# h*r*tofor^ entered Inthe foregoing caux. by Ihe Judgn nf tho tthnvo * 011111(1 "r Fourt. wherein KllsnbMh .(-°nir I. y the complainant and O. K . Atkin•j. Honv *t ut ar* p^f.ndanle. I. I- It stands the gaff of hard trucking and har^l railroading and looks best ond the Mkket-liouse floor. r ^ T W H X T V - T H I H O J I 'I H e l A L c m - wib M irto thVhiii;?*/ •• MJilrr for eaxh. at the front dnnr ' <>f l h . Court ttoux. In th. Flty of / Sanford,'Hemlnol* County, Florida, VtaMd. a, Ithe bn V* li. day ItlIV nf Ilf May, Mil I'. 'o i*n»*X Monday 7 th I lull, the tame l»eln# the rUtii day ftnV* y iH r 'e tf Ijri M on ey rty Is an int[K>rtiiiit.fc Alt Admire ? f• * ’ • ‘ ■„ I » W hy not use them in shipping your squash?’Come in. and look them over. l-ot l.\nr-Dloek Ten (tn| of Tl*r T h r e e t l g n f o r d . nennrrtlngSfio r J S h . Diamond Tires are keeping pace with the very latest and very best in'new. tire con­ struction developments nltts it few little advantages that are entirely Dinmond. So wo say— if you want to buy tire trouble insurance at n very low prurolufn, step in nnd get n Dinmofyl.V/ Unridu. T r n f f o M 'x Man ofy#gnford. jKlorlda. Hold extJvrlll !»■ made to eatjrf) . eald JrA fe. toggtker with aU^le Phone 218 tp r -., ^ Its American Standards of Performance-Luxuryand Style ‘• I mtu t o i l S v l f f i , ||W|* , $ 11 /^| («!(• u p l p'roh’lc n ^ 'i H M l^ portont to yo»:<:. Yau$3fti r. _Ui*. *jp.iHuir;Hi9 h Ct ■ 4V-,h*l|fc#oii>|Viijtfre. .C o m d jjv vivitbwOtKi (lr4a.SOnov.-i t i tm tm l o t i , vD i ni NationsPBank ;^-TO-5fiSS7' Ifi.nJu r«rfc f tin), Anr .vrln r#i(|l«i! &ii, f*JI htlJ.M. .4[t r tAi nmt |u f n y «Pfi l /»• i A l » 9« * r » l i m # F lm n * , 'V Seminole Motor• t Co Rive’s rd orc^nort 3* ilfD ai lt^n,l*ter„ jlH S l /•t liif t. |!#«ii'rr#il|*4'!m(Ni mJr inlnlViiiim ij»$ y Vt • » I n every sectio n o f A m erica . A w a ve o f ad ­ m ira tio n fo r th e A ll-A m c rio n n S lx . A d in lrn llo u fu r l l * bettuly, fur i t * s i d e , fo r th e m a tte r y o f F is h er two ftam nm h ip expressed 111 every d e ftly r: iT lile tl lim . • . . . A m i e q u u lly m u rL rd Itt u p p rt-ch ith m i f its hjnu io ii* c o m fo r t . . . its (tt'iicnui’i «t/e. O f lim lo p -m o m iTindr ncHaihlc J»y l i * 117itH'lt whrellntM '. O f itn d rop, soit-otihhinnetl seals . , . uml u llio r oloi’ toiila wltit-h r o u tr ilu ilo to rcntfnl ridinp . . . T h a t'll w hy the AII-'Am rrlt-ati is w in n in g Mich fa vor in every t-oollnn o f j l t r Juinl. T liu t'n th e result o f th e A ll-A iiie r ic a ii p rin cip le in u iito in o tiv e tlohlpn. T h u l'n w h y , n fter you rtm ie uml d rive it, y o u 're mire to w u n i tills b rillia n t licm -rttl M otors Sis. f.jltwtr W 4H, 0l*4%t fitiiiftiU $107 j i Phmriutt, $107Jf .It ;6 > W Jour <. - e Garage ■ -/AL i\ | 1 BUI-tLl \ U .m > .s s o * w&i rnoDUCT ur CKStBAL M ara alttMii) id t e n w G ^ -: Storage i;:i »rt> r i a l SC p.ahv •'akfc' ‘ r’ T f:- %• Than inferior Our Stock Generators - Starters and MdgPffi ) r a i lBfl a • - (■ ** .* j. i"Vw*r -r.>i -’ l i t -• tie*** W e are equipped and know how glyp. the very bcst:Fjectriiiat ... .................... •rst, Je, s!i; w i t h ' - >v’It.r; Flat rate^rictisfor JtH Vegetables packed in L E IG H -W A Y HAMPElRS bring substantia! premiums. 1 , 1- »t-v. |«jt. during the legal hour* 'of aale. tha following deaerltjed . real n.lat iv- attuote In Hemlntil{ r*v ;tnjts Tridajr Ttaofe' byt r before h The Approved Package for ’. A ll Solid Vegetables. Tha ytol pS o V - I N the present iconoclastic rage -for ie-Taniping all our decorative schemes along lines of modern­ ism, there is one tradition which is more than holding its own—that of using a fine white dauutU tablecloth as a foundation (nr the for­ mal dinner service. The teasons for this are, first, became it gives in incomparably effective back­ ground for the Colorful modern ac­ cessories; and, secondly, because damask designers have been alive to the current tempo and have in­ troduced patterns which conform to the free spirit of the day. At the right may be seen an Ultra­ modern dinner table with black glass plates, ruggedly simple sterl­ A a Unconventional Batting, Showing a New Prss Dsii|k fa Dsasasls ing and angular candlesticks. Its foundation is appropriately a dam­ ventioiibl classic design. On the I way of color to the early morning ask eJoth of a new, free moire pat­ breakfast table the greenMinted repast and combines effectively with tern which escapes from the con- cloth brings a modern note* in the I the octatronalir ihaoed china. Many admit they tire envious of j(jH |- t-hc-a. which are estimated in th»* millions, hut few actually dis. I like him. lie has a ready smile for 1,011 j everyone. By the - way, Ije uses ( Sarasota ..... 1,997 good grammar. (: Semi able .. i,. 2.711 'I'llK ilt OWN HAItllHltS Ht. Johns . ... 1.172 | Both Capone and Cusick have < iipnne In.Ids absolute swly over ; '• S t Lucie ... 1,532 I their own bathers, ll is an awk- the entire south side— sohth of Sumter ....... 2,037 ward situation to have rival gang Miolison Slteet, the i-ityVlhlseetKuwnneo ..... 1/>21 sters Invade a bariior shop when ing I tic. C.i the west sid-- s6 called Taylor ........ 810 a wet towel is slnp|H'd over one's Union ......... 3,912 features nnd with one's body r.ucli -rVoluaia ... l.OR.i n visible target, Wakulla ...... 1,819 Capone lias a huge racking riiait, Fancy’s ‘fThe Friendly Drug Store ‘ Wilton ....... 1,571 magnifii-ietilly upholdercd. In the Wakllington Sanford rear o f it ha* been inserted a steel ■Gilchrist ..... Prescript inns Filled Promptly plate. If lie wishes to recline with ••;;(hrtt“v..,........ the bodyguard out of the room, t( Indian (liver And Accurately !h only necessary to turn the chair Martin ....... 15,907 toward the wall. The hack is high , ' Totals ...... — to* high for bullets to whiz past his bcud. they have not seen each other for In money matters Capone is it:; A ged Banker Plans mot* than fifty-five years. mathematically keen-witted. He Jo Return To pom e Before sailing, Mr. (loebcl will go has l>ecn seen to enter one of hie to Washington, to attend a meeting "joints" loos over the books, and KANSF.S C IT Y , 1 Vo U?r} } o f the Fcdi-fnl AdvUory Cbuncll, of tell the proprietor, one of his henchmen, that the place was ^ — (IN S )— A scventy-year-old bonk which he is a member. With Quality and Kn,v president, who come to the United dufance aa a Founda j Slatp's from his home in Germany, tion,.. ' when he wot fourtocn*ycara*old, Is ■f pliuthlnfir to return to (tis Ifuropean We fitnnd squnrely behind homo for the first time, every Diamond T ire we noil. f t’dier W. uoel)*l, President of tho Our' disHutisfied customerrt SA Y LEE -W A Y ./ Liberty I-oan Hank, o f Kansas lire-— are— Well, there just ' City ,1who ns a boy-worked hi# way e x c l u s i v e a g e n ts / nren’t any. first to New York, and then by We’ll Htnck a Diamond up jb t o u r t e r r it o n / ' gradual stages to Kansas City, ha* itgaittHt nny other tire in the 7 applied for a pass port to salt world, and the results will ; Mny 19, for a, three months’ tour justify us. That’s because Dia­ f o f fiufope. monds have been so steadily y M r■ G o eb e l' will visit Noksbu, turning out remarkable ser­ • Germany, his birthplace. A brother, vice records=-thntf« because t . Christian Goobel, resides there, and l l IX JV V of -thla county. for every man of wpma/l. m w t l g or. »ihgl>.,.ln # e l r a p p r o ^ . m total .VhoUId ^ d fy ld k d ftntpp^jtlw married*men/'rt; vi ; DeSoto .. C Dixie ..... Duval .... F.scambla . Flagler . \. Franklin Cndsdcn r' Glades ............... Hamlllnn .......... ; Hardee ............. ;; Hendry ............. ■y Hernando ......... .‘.Highlands ......... V -HUlsborough .... ,'^lfohAM ............. i.^Jocknon ...... .... ’ Jefferson .......... I^afayette ......... fc lA k e ............ ■" I>e® ........... r.... Jj ;i>con ..... . .:I^ v y ,................ ? lJberly ............. . Madison ..... - ... * MnnOtce ... . ) MaHon .......£*/!.• <; Mob roc .... ".'«i. KAuvi.il . .. •■; Nnssiiu a ‘ Oklaoosn f Okeechobee ■ Orantcb ........ * Osceola ^ Palm Beach ? Fa Wo .......... y Tint-lias ...... ; poik :........... j * 'Santa Rosa "Take the roie of a nincie mnii^ earning *25 n week. Thi* will not it.crca:-c when he gets mitmtd. Thrn the cKTftlton come along,untd in a- few years he may hate’ ni many as three, And have to *up» port five people oh the name sal­ ary oh when he had nt> respoqiblllties. ,r.'' * • ' “ la It any wonder . that , the children do not get a fair a i^ .T , models. OUR W O R K IGW rt!i.5) �iMH]rWn;njtK t u i m - f a j im ^ lo tr TU< decision, Init'li11 i KuH Putter Milk Milk For Rabies. . over im* — pnrtnnt matters—than dropped ppolritment over the Inadequacy o f the refutation o f go ahead with a dear heart. them into their sleep for a night, the Carlton charges, ifhere still Ungers In our mind n ‘ Thinking things over dors no (hero would bo many people who •t .r« ^ s t r a n g e sensation o f uncertainty ubout the affairs o f the harm. In foot it trnlna'th? mind to wouldn't have m> many disturbing Road Department. W e feel that we have not been taken think accurately and soundly, so things to bother their heads about. that when nn emergency nrises fu lly into tho confidence o f its chairman. I know a man who was dctjrmin* .We expected sonic clear, concise evidence that the rcc- where n quick thinking decision is ed'tn mnke a largo Investment nn n absolutely essential, tho mind docs rising innrket. ilnylng was at a ord o f this’ candidate for governor was dean. Wo expected I thn Job with neatness and dispatch. fnvnrisb beat and my friend nrM m ll, «u f* r t * * affidavits at least. What did we get? It’s no such « .Many n man has saved a fortune ■ik n tk M ta I'* ■■VTtirra s in tii. n n i r l i i r»aw ttlfT,r I All newspaper (nlk! Mud-slinging! There’s nn by sleeping over nn idon-Hind many gnerl that a fortune wan in sight. I advised wailing a few days. I , II • truth in it ! Tridny the charges! Just a dream a Tapipa a man sa ■■well, has made n fortune *r *r. suggested that lie sjeap over. Uw, "Hi « • ? * aTTf cej man iuui! -Do I look like a th ief? Non-sense! This through tho same procedure. I« ill matter Tor a few flays. In Just two ** * If i l / i i formeti the basis o f his defense. The same kind o f tommy- . A sick man isn't n very good man dtfyj. (hero Tvai a violent rc*nction v «f * 4 «* I N I N H l. rot we heard at the Municipal Band'Shell a night or. twii be*' 10 do business wilh.^Hlo. Imdy rAn- thn$ Would haw lost my friend a •* rt* i ' not do justice to hln’ mlml. fortune nit her than have made him ut il - ■ « ■ ! ! U • U tM V I of (k f fore the bank failed Inst stumper! i t u III .i It’s thw same with h tired body. III I l f M M . ml H r m l k l l o M . ■■ I)r, Hathaway resorted to a favorite trick o f politicians^— A General is'ntn great dfs-advant* oriel *fhis incident lms often been M l t a M l Akooflallfk nr f s b It used in Sanford— o f manufacturing!-, youi* age with tin,army ull worn out nr a'wiirt dug to me, and lias served M l, A l w f l M t n i l l A l t a i t l i . which has been y% A| n U T N l l f t a N r .' own charges against yourself ami then successfully, refuting it r when lirrd. W a w k ia i* naakiall .!• Th.i i giants tti business, who ap* ■ k ill of iM kanlrllat them. W e have reviewed very carefully Mr. Carlton’s A man’s mind is always in tho • a l a r «aa Verify nhn.ilutrl patently ill) great things on the best shape in tho morning. After a speech in tho Court House and we can find no reference V f i r m lot Ian w aaall n ■ fN llo . ' IV »* Whatever to canvas, pick-ax handles, rat traps, or trench good night of sleep and rest, a man W f r tho\moment. in reality do »Tl « n,>' ,f,'T Rrc“ t n,,,‘ hats. And for selling such articles at a loss to the Rond is apt to think very difforcntly than ~SATUROAY, APB IL 7 the night before. 1thou« ht* ,'" t whe" ,he>' hnVc dB* Department, Dr._______ Hathaway had a logical explanation. In , i, __ _________ , ___ . _ _ ..r „ i.!,.), elded, they net with tho force of v, J3BLB VERSE FOR TOD AT jufltice to the chairman we will add. however, that possibly . orj ‘ r ^.nt it is worth it—to shop ^a W™*Mr. Carltcn mny have mentioned canvas elsewhere but it was THEY SHALL NOT DE WEARY; | — rhtjf tlptt wait upon the Lord the charges he made here which we desired answered. * A s for the operations o f the equipment division nt . Bhiill renew/their strength; they ■i shatll moun^ up - with wings as Gainesville, and the high cost or repairing Ford rear ends, ■ etgleal they shall'nin,'and not je he was not quite so clear in his remarks. W e have since wr.iry; arfd "they shall walk, arid read the explanation which he read to us last night, and wo not faint, -rjaalmii 40:31. •still cannot understand why repair bills should amount to i'R A Y E H :~ tf Lord, our God, rn* more than original costs. W e agree that if an occasion aM,' oa to wait on Thor, and bo of should arise where only one car was worked on^during the ir od couragf : ' for Thou wilt day, the nesessary charging to that job o f nil overhead bills strengthen'd hearts. would certainly raise the cost enormously, but we cannot understand why such an occasion should ever arise. Cer­ BLUE GOLD tainly there would never be a time when only one car would — In 'Com monweal— f U ben I Open the window to see be in the shops of the huge equipment division at Gaines­ \ The 'bird that sings by tho bush, ville. And Doyle Carlton mentioned innumerable instances T .*re la only the shaking old tree where charges were ridiculously excessive. And silence turned to a hush. Dr. Hathaway explained plausibly enough w h y a contract r . - ■ f on the Tamiumi Trail had been let to the highest bidder; J1 : the alrl It is blue, it is gold, W e can readily understand that certain situations might And breezes rest on the hill N t a sang in the air of blue gold arise on certain occasions so ns to mnke i-_ cheaper in the '•>r the bird that whistled is still. long run to spend a little more for the present. W e believe in the maxim o f not being "penny wise and pound foolish.” I f 1 valt*<i-the bird might yet dare but we do not understand why in thirty specific instances To trill a, bit in the cold o f contracts awarded tiuring fifteen months, it was neces- lis Jui t the Jo Jbng that I wanted was sary to give every one o f those contracts to the highest i bidder. And that is what Mr. Curlton charged. /.In silent* made of gold. And while the Chairman-candidate was expounding on a the Tamiami Trail contracts, we cannot understand why he r T -----------------------------I 'tort skirts are being blamed did not go on and explain why it was good business to chunge ! [foi motor (accidents. Drivers don't the routing o f the Trail so ns to run it through Barron G Col­ I k*> i' their* eyes on the road. lier’s county at an additional cost or one million dollars. We expected that.there m ight be some good reason for this, but V. Hat fo| Y « Pfipcc Falls To Dr. Hathaway ignored the charge altogether. idline. Which was a f He ignored innumerable other charges, charges which i achievement in the race was ridinr. , - i . we considered most derogatory, to say the very least. Why has the personnel of the Rond Department been increased from one thousand to three thousand during the, present I w e ^ b e tiM h c little Grove* gubernatorial campaign? W hy was a new and unnecessary minister had waited for Mr. road built by the property o f the Road Department's chief on xhe " mad to Orlando", engineer, J. L. Crasap, at a cost o f $75,000? Why did the ve seen more dogs than uld equipment division ..build u racer for the Daytona. Beach rac- \ es? Why does he ignorr'thrtr'Carlton charge that bridges , —ty. are promised for votes? Or that he is building up the m o s t! cey Do] Chauncdy Depew had been a win­ W hy? ' ter n ddeht of Florida for nearly vicious political machine in the history of Florida? W hy? forty years. Every state in the W h y? Even his platform was disappointing. He stands, as w«; Uhl i wil| mourn his paining, hut Tor. i will be particularly sor- get it, and we have his platform before us, for good roads, I yd> \ good schools, health, tax reduction, fishes and fishermen. l Mi a v -*UEverglades, drainage, as conceived by Jqjm Martin and ap­ abcut the canvas proved i y the Supreme Court, bQth capital an(T labor, the ! *dlife**W hy wasn't the swim- women, the farmers, and law enforcement, with, we presume, i * v1 fi ming i*>o\- b j^ t? "r When what a libera! interpretation. iVc pappose also that he stands, * w » re .lijr fwanw* ,to know was for fresh nir and pure water although he did not say so. 1 ■erd “ Who wajrdone witn the swim­ The one remark he made which might seem indicative, ming . >olinoney?" of gubernatorial material was, "I still contend that if he l ginates all the funny (Carlton) has any proof thi’ t there Is any di (honesty or graft question often asked, in the State Hoad Department, he ought, as a patriotic citi­ ave a despatch here zen o f this sta^c, to hand it to a grand ju ry and let tmvn take that Chauncay Depew action.” We heartily agree with this sentiment, and we fur­ te l with having made up ther believe that if Foils Ilainaway nas any proof that the ndg o f them. t . . charges made-by Mr. Carlton ure not true, he should sue the Tampa man for criminal libel and collect damages for de­ Unr is not a Smith paper fam ing his character. hefilnr P Srill, however, support Yes, Dr. Hathaway’s speech was "disappointing. It r |my other.man the demo i^ty nominates.— Suppose, was more lhan that. It was deplorable! It was pathetic! ..lianlfntr, ‘ U r .In* 1 ShtpiOng, Storage. Phnpg ttm______ SOI E. 3rd S t First Nnt’ l Bank Bid; Sanford, Flu. **ii *r Batteries 1 Guaranteed one year Henautl Battery Shop 101 w . Second St. Phone 113-J De Iph W. Low Ralph osslng Forest Sanford Realty Co. MONEY TO LOAN TRANSFER & STO RAG E. CO. Expert I’ luno moving with improved SEIi-BO piano moving equipment. Hauling -Crating -Shinning • Side-Track Facilities, Phone 8!Mi 200 N . y lnule Avenue Ai '• V - * 4 The place to build your home c VTY On improved C ilv property at 7 per cent. ' *' 1 t■ straight loans on residences. ‘ t ’i >1. 3 to five year ’ 5 to 20 year loans nn good business property. S A N F O R D B O N D A N D M O R T G A G E CO. M gr— 112 !*'. Second St. Prepare to Perform the Duties of t T Loch A rbor $9.50 ibtr • I T I Z E N S H Pay Your Oftk* o f argument, otginated a nigger. tho STO NE M O U N T A IN CHARLOTTE OBSERVER ■hcfel teacher in Pittsburg retted the other day on a a f s u fo lt after whipping >e*pufkia. The old Haying of (XOdWd spoil tho child" ijr more oh1, fashioned \.|t- ter WKleh we ksw Hollins Rundolpn, President of th^ Stone Mountain Confederate Association,- has forwarded The Observer detailed progmm for the unveiling of the mounted statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee, the ceremo­ nies being set for Monday, April !». That day reminds Mr, Randolph, is the anniversary of Appomattox, and was selected “ because the un­ veiling.of this colossal statute by AugustgB Lukeman will symbolize, us nothing else could a ihagnificant resurrection, from defeat of that matchless soldier o f stainless char­ acter—Gen. Robert E. I>ee.” Judge Marcus Beck, of the Georgia Su­ n-cently v tn rS- n fl^Taylor, candidate for runted to know if Ratr course ujton which d his airplane. We do that a man who does not Sanford has the best in central Florida given the support of t the Catts cun»pai*n man • A d to give o comptety PLANT CITY COURIER astride their por In v the American newspapers of today, he would be surprised, for he would find leading1 Republican editors mfcrrlng with respect to 4he “ Bryan treaties" ns u useful war deterrent. When Mr. Bryan in­ duced mn.iy nations (not including Germany) to sign treaties agree­ ing to wait nnd conaldcr a year before going to war, those same editors were tolerant but plainly amused. They admitted that Mr. Bryan meant well, but intimated that he was wasting valuable calliope -.feeportar-^Ur.; ' . •» . iwpy said that during , and a bat* years FlorIt t n « f ,n>»da than any ,th* Union. This “l a t therrht eald that it carries out the ■>' as' planned hi' the r ; U^will require fifteen the Job. it strikes ».-nrtr LiWoand .time (giU conje wh*ot* o wcibkuf fcut 7 np " JitiniTr. j no sidewalks ip gtata of- Florida will time-In-thm(pursuit of a purely But now thgt■ -8 eev visionssty Idea. " ■■ Kellogg has been working •along similar linen in - hi» “ war outlawing" negotiations with Krone* they are sufficiently im ------ * a sign ‘ Highways pressed to remember the Bryan “— l i nt el s But the change Is not merely one | of the substitution of a Republi­ can for a Democratic “ visionary." | It Is due to n notable alteration in the attitude of America's and the world's majority toward war. | which is now widely regarded as a mad, ruinous and even criminal resort. Evidences of this chunge can be seen In the sober utterances of publicists us well as in the popular . fiction o f the hour. Tho latter, indeed, is rapidly, divesting war of lte former ropnantlc glam­ our and picturing it aa azv-abomlnable thing, not merely as crushing deadly but'as hideous, bestial and altogether inexcusable. Though some of these novelists betray child-like ignorance in their hand­ ling of history, they are effective in their vivid revelation of a bitter bAUOduf. .. t.^ •$J** “ ufj> ■ »- _ east a ballot in the primary election. t The importance registering: is being: stressed in every city in the state so that Florida may*poll the largest vote in it’s history. The 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. The candidatest whose names appear below realize the c importance of registration and urge that all who are Citizens must pay poll taxes on or be­ fore May 19th. and register on or be­ fore May 1st. qualified to yote to register tod pay their poll tax. Vote for the candidate you prefer but by all means register so you C A N VOTE! These Candidates Wish Every Citizen T o His or Her Choice June 5: J. G. S H A R O N If William J. Ilryan could read o f -with the former amunempnt. n<U ma M i * Express G R O W IN G H A T R E D OF W A R campaign ^ premo Court bench, is to deliver tho chief oration, nnd Mayor Wnlker, of New York, is to deliver the address-of acceptance “.on liehalf of the country ut large." The cluiin made for the NeW Yorker is that he is "the chief patron and benefactor" of the ' enterprise, Walker having sold “ more Memo­ rial coins and raised more m oneyover $f>0,(M)0—than any other per­ son ip the’ country'." There will be a large assemblage of Congressmen amtXiovernors, and altogether, says President Randolph, the event "will be aa brilliant as its historic back­ ground demands." Poll Tax & Register Every citizen should avail himself of the opportunity to UK&BSfl ‘ , s (,'undidnte for Re-Election County Judge. C. M. H A N D S. A. B. W IL K IN S O N rirr Candidate For Hc-^leM on S h eriff Or Semin* Cundldnlc For County Judy, Stminnlr Counfy t ole County. / f ».f U P. H A G A N Candidate For State l.egiulaturc. Group 2 // S. F. L O N G A. V A U G H N JO H N G. L E O N A R D Y Cand/akKV'or Clerk O f Circuit Court. D. IT T H R A S H E R Candidate For Clerk O f Circuit Court. A. D. SM ITH Candidate For Constable, District I. f' Candidate For R^-Electlon County PriMCctitinft Candidate For Re-election Tax * V Attorney. A ir V • r ' • ,Y- ARuthsor, :• , T. W . L A W T O N Candidate For County CommlsHioner Di«- E. H. K IL B E E trict 5. i Candidate For T a * A o r . R. A K Q B B : Candidate For Supt. Public Instruction. R E. B R A D Y Candidate For S h eriff O f Seminole County. MRS. M A Y B E L L E M A X W E LL Candidate FortSupUKublic.IuaUutriw,. *: * - , .‘t B ' FRANK EVANS Candidate For Re-election County CommissionM EISCH er District 3. Candidate For County R. R. D E A S Candidate Fo: • - 1 2 CoutmtSHioner nutiici. �i 4 THE SANFQftDfH RRALP, SANFORD; FLORIDA, School Assqciatio Holds Short Se! ;,b,y Uses “Plane T o M ake u p The West Side I’ rimnry Parent Teachers Association held ita. reg­ ular meeting Thursday afternoon with the chairman, Sirs. R. M. Leeson presiding. A short business session was held at which time it McKay was decided to give the children nn Raster Egg hunt, Friday after­ noon. Plans were also made for a candy sale to be held next Wed­ nesday nt the school. Orders will be taken for boxes of home made candles. Costumes and other details for tho May Day program to be given nt; nn enrly dnte wore dis. cuwed, Miss Florence Me Kay who is n senior at Rollins College, will urrivc here Saturday to spend the Enster Holidays with her parents John Schirnrd who is a student Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McKay from n free translation. The scene* vrhere Ckrtffn'Httw'^-lj Don Jose into staying a way from . ifflea TekpfcOM 148 MRS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37, Mrs. Bell Entertains Past Matrons Club The Past Matrons Club or Sem­ inole Chapter Do. 2 O. E. ,S. were delightfully entertained Monday evening at a banquet at the home of Mrs. A. F. BclJ on Mellonville Avenue. The house was beauti­ fully decorated with quantities of Spring flower® in..the chapter col­ ors, red, white, green, yellow und ihildren’s Story H our nt 10:00 ock nt the library. SUNDAY aster Sunrise prayer meeting he held at the Municipal pier 1:30 A. M., and will he sponsorby the young people of five il churches MONDAY »lpc Organ Club c? the First ptjtf Chqrch w ill'm eet „t 3:30 lock at the home of Mrs. Robert •riwether on Kentucky Avenue. Kathleen Mallory Circle of the rst Baptist Church will meet th Mrs. A. M. Walker at 3:30 lock at the home o f Mrs. A. M. illips on Oak Awnue. The circles or the Methodist urch will meet at 3:00 o’clock at following places: ifllllio Me Gnvoe Circle meets M r* Torn F. Adams on jP th Avenue with Mi-s, Adnms d Mrs. John Pearson as hostessCircle No. 2. Mrs. Loyd Brown pder, meets with Mrs. R. W. Tur. »r, 2312 Palmetto Avenue. Circle No. 3. Mrs. W E. Raines, nder, meets with Mrs. John Ruiney, West'First Street and French venue. J' Circle No. I, Meets with Mrs. II. . Chappell on Celery Avenue. Circle . 5, Mrs. R. O. Shin- Centering the long banquet table was a large white frosted cake em­ bellished with a large Eastern star emblem and surrounded with fea­ thery sprays o f asparagus ferns and cut flowers. The nut cups wore mmle In flowerlike designs carrying out the five colors. Favors nnd place enrds were done in the forms o f candles fashioned of gum drops nnd mints:. At six o’clock a boun­ teous banquet was served. On the place enrds were questityix and oth­ er squibbs which were rend during the serving of the courses nnd enused much merriment. A fter the bnnquet n short busi­ ness session was held when routine business was carried nut after which games nnd music caused the evening hours to pass all too soon. Covers were laid for Mrs. Sarah Pnrker, Mrs. Mninic Griffin, Mrs. Joy Bniley, Mrs. Katherine Me Kny, Mrs. Eunice Turner, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, Mrs. Mnry Kent, Mr*.-’ Murry Jarvis, Mrs. Fnnnie Me Connell and Mrs. Loretta Brotherson. Sunday School Class Has Enjoyable Meet The Beginners and Primary De­ partments of the Methodist Sun­ day School enjoyed a delightful Easter Egg Hunt Friday ufternoon ut Central Park, tendered Ahem by tho superintendent nnd teacher* of these two departments: Mrs. John W. Sneed, Mrs. Walter Morgan, Mrs. Lloyd nrown, Mrs. Kipp, M's* Elizabeth Clarke, Mrs. Porter Lamiing, Mrs. P. M. Elder, Miss Alice Chapman, Mrs. Hodges and Mrs. Rogers. The I ttle folks hunted for the bright colored eggs, and the prize egg was found by Mildred Hodges, while the mnrshmallow egg in whr'ch a dime had been hidden was found by Ellen Jones. Martha T al­ bott nnd Orion Adams found the most eggs among the members of the Primary Department while the lucky ones for the beginner* were Gwyn Me Crum and Mnble Chnpman. All four were given at­ tractive prizes. *»-■A Later in the afternoon the eh il. dren played a number of games and were told stories by the host­ esses after which refreshments of ite cream cones were served. There Inth. r were about 90 children who enjoy­ TU E 9D A Y , Evening Bridge party for mcm- ed this happy occasion. « ts of the Social Department of he oman's Club at 8:00 o'clock kith Mrs.-G. D. nishop, Mrs. Ralph The llatehinhehaw Group of iVight “ E Urounc n* Camp Fire Girls met Saturday uflostesses ternon at the home of their guard­ Mrs. G. Irving I/iucks, Mrs. Rob- ian Mrs. W. E. Watson m Rose rt John Ilolly and Mrs. RoyFrnnk Court for a social half hour and Rymes wi|l entertain nt bridge ut flower shower for the hospital. A 1:00 pklock at the Yacht Cluh hon- mong the members attending wpre >ring Mrs. Edna Fowler Hope. Frances Wilson, Camilla Dens, A l­ G. I. A, meets nt 3:30 o’clock at ice De Coursey, Loi* Couch, Mary ,ho Old Masonic Hall over the Maxwell, N’ nncy White, Mary HighJnsket. * ton, May Purdon, [/hiiso Hickson, Concert by the Sanford Choral nnd Marjorie Forrest. weiety a^ 8:00 o’clock nt tho Holy ?ross Episcopal Church. Public is at University of Florida will arrive ordinlly Invited. here Saturday afternoon to *|>cnd W EDNESDAY the Easter holidays with his par­ Jenny Spaulding Circle will niert ents. Other students from Gaines­ vith Mrs. J. A. Strange. ville arriving Saturday are John .< FR ID AY Wilson, George Smith, Lee Berner, Sapford Shrine Cluh will give a George Huddleston and Fleming bull at Hotel Forrest Lake at 9:00 Huddleston. riripek. I^^Peti’s Club o f Holy Cross EplsMr*. James Huff, Mr*. Eugene j K l Church will meet at 7:00 Higgin* and Mrs. Glenn K. Me Kay Jrlock at/the Parish House. motored to De Land Wednesday evening where they attended the Sunday School Group Past Officers Meeting of the De Land Chapter O. E. S. Has Easter Eggr Hunt One of the most enjoyable meet lings bf the Alathean Class of the hirst Baptist Sunday School was that of Thursday evening when the regular business nnd s’oclnl meet­ ing was held at the home of Mrs. L E. Kstridgo .on Mellonville Ave­ nue. VarLcotprod Spring flowers and ferns were arranged in basket* about the'rooms where the guests assembled. The business session was presit ed over by the president Mr*. J. c, Mitchell, during which time sevira) important matters were dismissed and good reports were gives from the standing ofrcers. A nique "plan wa^ started *or a mci hersbip and attendance drive. 7J . ^ f ter ’ e buaineas 'session a lovely mutical program was given In keeping witrf National Music Week which will be obaerved at an * * ” >' rfatg. The progiam wus^js Paoline i Robert h} Iona by M At the* « delight! during e Mrs. L. | Lendon aj salad c o d ] Personals Mps. Walter R. Coleman, Mrs. George Camden Conger and Mrs. E. R. Ashcraft returned home Fri­ day evening from a delightful motor trip to Tampa, Clearwater, St. Petersburg and other points of interest on the West Const. Mr. Melfaev ' '^ be our bugle* sounding the tattoo!»«-**s* Do you not hear them tool . Cat«.e«». men, *ti. the tattoo."' .\T Carmen .admit be, according, to. ' ‘l*i “ Bnck-it^; the dunp-Y ITJA" topT" • _ _ ,•. '***l_ The American, Opera Society It* company in singing .the rwrlagdi: versions of Mr, Meltief, accdrdlht'" to Mrs. McCormick. v Some time during the spring the sponsoring the American . Opcfori Chfcngo public will be treated"^,'fTj Jghn S. Taylor of Pinellas County, Candidate for governor on the Democratic ticket, is shown here with a completely modernized version otgroup before the tuko-ofT on the first airplane flight in his campaign from Clearwnter .to Lakeland. Left "what really happens’* In the A m — to right: Mrs. Stand) Taylor, wife of his son; Senator John H. Taylor, the candidate; Mrs. Taylor, his ous operas. wife; gtunell Taylor, his son; Arthur W. Jorduit, Judge W. A. McMullen; W. C. Hodges, his campaign man­ ager; H. W. Birin*. log! With him fell a picador . . _ Mr.. .Mrltze; nas tone the ol<l cIiismcs into undeniably "Am eri­ can" language. When fie throws the bull, lie takes no halfway mea­ sures, anil the hull stays thrown. Red-Hot Action With one of the Meltxer-rcvised librettos in front o f hinv, the or­ non* are completely squelched. dinary man" now ran go to tho Again Escamillo views tho hull: opera nnd get his classical educa­ (strict English version): tion in "red-hot” action. "A t Inst each one is hushed to The entire version of both operas silence. which Mr. Meltzer has completed, What has happened? What is are "snapped up" inimcasureably. this? . In plnces, possibly, he may posForth comes tho hull in his fury, leaping through, from his Re­ treat; Already pierced through, u horse has fallen Dragging down n picador . .' Mr. Meltzer gels action on the scene in this manner: "In a flash the crowd is quiet, The crowd is quiet. Ah what is happening ? No sound! The crisis nears! Nn sound! The crisis nears! With a sudden bound a bull npears. There in the ting'. Running appears, riot! He comes! He charge*! ■ On he rushes! A hors* is fulli- Two Operas Translated Into English Are To Be Given Trial In Chicago lisli novelist, Warwick Deeping. Nils plays the part of Stephen Sor­ rell and Miss Nilson has the part Rev. Dr. Johnson, chaplain of of Dora Sorrell. Other* in the cast the Cathedral School for girls at are Carmel Myers, Norman Trevor, Orlando, nnd Mr. Uucheaiian of Alice Joyce, Nary Nolan und Louis New York were callers upon Fnth Welhcim. The film will lip shown nt the Milano Theater Monday and er A. S. Peek on Wednesday. Tuesday. The friends of Men Coghurn will l»e glad to loam that he has return, id from Wnycross, Gn., where he ho* been in the hospital for several weeks. fclHCAGO, March 24.— (IN S )— "Puglhieci" and ‘'Carmen" may look the same, but they'll never sound the same to the public of Chicago any more. They have been translated into the American lan­ guage. at the request of Mrs. Ed­ ith Rockerfeller McCormick. For example: It is a scene in “ Pagliucci” . Ncddn, Canin'* wife, is having her clandestine meeting with the vil­ lage sheik. “ Si— Baeintuil” she says, accord­ ing to the Italian text, or in or­ dinarily translated English, "Yes, Kins jne." But— "Yea! Kiss me quick.' Yes! Kris me forever. Dear I love thee," says th new American version, done, for Mrs. McCormick by John Lennardi and Fred R. Wil­ Charlie Ilenry Meltzer. son left Friday for Tampa when* Thg^iew librettos can be had, It they are attending the Bar Associis announced, at the rate of twenniton meeting. nt airs, niiinim u m iu a ncr mmie ty-five cent* a copy, to permlt on Magnolia Avenue. the general public a more lucid Mr. and Mr*. Earl Lionel Burdick ' understanding of the old operas. announce the birth of a daughtcr Mr.nnd Mrs. Henry Miltner and "Dead" Opera on Friday morning at their home children who have been visiting The frontispiece of each libretto, on French Avenue. The baby has Mrs. Miltner’* sister Mrs. Roy n(t translated by Meltzer. hears the been named Rosemary. Synies, left Monday for their home inscription,, "Made E*pecially for nt Cadillac, Mich. Mr*. Edith -Rockerfeller McCorMr. and Mrs. J. C. Trnwick an­ ** " mtek.” Dr. nnd Mrs. J, N, Tolur return* nj,, longer will the tired businnounce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday, April 4 at their home. ed home f lull'sday evening from t,.jS ltian have any excuse for sayTampa where they attended the jn)f (j,0 „|,era j„ “ too dead" ,Miss Frances Graves has return- j Stale Medical Association meeting. f or hfin.‘ Mr. Melt tor lias modern -------ized the classic version* so that rd home from Washington, D. C.,| where she spent the past month) Mrs. C. W. Stoke* nnd Mis* D or they ‘ read like parlor-bedrnomothy Stokg* motored to Orlando bath. with her sister. SuOurduy where they will spend a j Agjiin in ‘TuglUkcel"; Mis* Betty Dunbar of Lake City, short time with Mrs. Rtoke’s par-| Mikola, the village maid, has j wandered into the midst of a who is attending Florida Rtate ents Mr. and Mrs. .1. D. Rol-rcll. — — |crowd of gay dragoons, in the College for Women nt Tullahassce Mis* Betty Houston left Satur crowd of gay dragoons, tin the will arrive here Sunday to he the daymorning for Daytona Bench i plain ut Seville. 'Hie hnntlsomu guest of Miss Ivetta Belly Hagan. where she will spend the week end. military men are begging her to ------tarry a while with them. Judge and Mrs. Wulluce Wright Mis* Is-nu Belle Hugun arrived j "N o,, no, no," she declines, acnre expected to return home Sunday morning -frofti Tampa where they Keho Thursday from Tallahassee j cm ding i<> the strict English huve been attending the Bar As. where she is a student nt Florida , translation. State College for Women, and will But, Mr. Meltzer is emphatic, socintion meeting. spend the Easter Holidays here "No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. M «s Clara Zachry, who i* at­ with her parent* Mr. nnd Mrs. L. |----- ’’ Is his idea of her refusal. ,, u _ „ un Evidently the importunnte drugtending Floridn State College for Women at Tnlnhassee arrived hero ’i hursday evening to spend the hol­ idays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Zachry. Hotel Arrivals Mrs. J. C. Mitchell Mrs. Muiiun St. John* und Mis* Cleo Thayer motored to Orlando, Snturduy where they spent the day. Mrs. Brown Byrd and daughter Mnry, Mrs. S, J. Formy-Duval nnd Buck Byrd of Live Oak will arrive here Saturday evening to spend the week end as the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Byrd. *V •-« • ■•i mi u in ; >i.i i -t INTS PRINCESS ICE CREAM Will B j DK. J. C. IIOWELL PRO TRU D ING AND 1ILKEDING HEMORRHOIDS \Ii Or Inmhi Ims litcss Aitf 40. J tjiiiit- In ri»iii|iln liiiiiM tif KrtnorrImliU ilull imtirtidpil 4iuiL.. Urd fi, u m il ifmV. T h r u * nnn l. r iik c your Easter dinner complete! W e also have sherberts in several varieties p of flavors n)»«» m k r m t drill uf |mlii( lir Imd |Mtur dliimlluii niiil ti im fritnlitnl tilfli von** Iput Ion llbr mo*l of (lirwr rnifa «if lifttinrf* Ii filil*. I*h>ialrnl r i n m l r m l loll ith*, rloMCit no lliln u i r r ) iilurinInu liul I h r |illri< l i r r r i r r r Imd, und i v r r r .H U ( iih - him « Mrrul drill o f jmlii nnd ( r o n f i lr . ! f i r u n a n f i r n I h r fr i r n l u r m u n u l * nn( inrfhoif f o r fr r u lfi v f hrm orrHttliU, n n « u l i m o u r u p r r ln l d i r ( , mill li ifr riin l nirif 11*Uf r d liul liu.%1 1tti In f o r t | - r l i i l i t h u u m i h r r r m a R r u i l r r l f r f nnil hr u rnd nil Ilf iui|tro% r d | ii ii 111 li n n , nofl o nly n r r Ii Ih I t r m o r r liuldn nnd r m u l l i M l U i i Rnnr, Imt rim Im n fti f c r l u n r huud r r d p r r r r t i l l i r lt r r . fir. Jon, f n r i i li i llfiw rll. 1(1 yriiru p r w r l l r r ^ l u ( Irlu u d o . h p r r (ii I III up In »ioii*M irElru l t r r n u j tiiriif o f ufoinnrlt, I m n t i nnd t u * fliil itUrnu rs, *1(10 IV. l i o r r i i f . T r lr p h ii n r 4.10.1. Von vi 111 hr mir|irlfird how i i li i lr b ly i o n « * l l pr| w e l l u l l h - , out ton* of flkiir f r o m liiinlur**. W r l f r or p h o o r f o r I r r r roaa* 1 nult Af Ion und I l f e r n fi i rr . DELICIOUS pisnls> Battle Fields of France And Belgium Belleau Wood, Chateau e,V * • , Thierr>r. • * SoiHSons, Argonnc I * J Forrest, Crown Prince Ruprecht’a Dugout City, 4 Patterns Stirling Silver *4 Off BIG BERTHA St. Quentin Canal Tunnel, Ypres — before and after the 125 Beautiful Photographs. Aud. the. whole story M ONDAY & TUESDAY / interestingly told by Captain James B. McCreary Matinee 4 P. M. U K£{ "I believe T hear—yesl It The American wur. number f cnmp read, strictly? 1 . *T . ^ “ It seemed, to me, down yon- •>* dor—. Yes, ’tis the trumpet sound"Injr, the retreat. Say, dost that*, f no.t hear?" .............. "V ? ? .. \ J Evening 8 P. M. PRINCESS T H E A T R E Tuesday On© Day Only April 17th, I .J * WA f L . members ■ ____ ....^ —--------- U _ ----- 1— . i ...------ j*.” vitale* u h • 4 Patterns-ti a. China DinnerW^te 1-3 Off ^ �TH E SANFORD YORK, Apr. Gun H andle O f G angsters flw* (ContlbhVd-rwni pa& '-fy ton takes the part o f Saul, the per­ secutor in the third episode, spur­ By Francis #\ Healy ring his followers to action nInternational News Sendee gninst the ' Christians. #' * In the ' J s fourth tV'lBlaff Correspondent episode,’ Paul makes his plea be­ CHICAGO, 'Apr. 0.—With the fore. 'Festu# nnd Kinfc Agrippa. slaylnir here of “ Diamond Joe" The churrh doors wll 1 be open nt a -kt, > flttiftll Fortune O ff COniributions Made For.Defray' r. Jnff llb i Running Expenses * - - r^ fp S ^ C p IH -O — CRunning 't o y o fr tk ll^othtnirfcnT h money mnk; ItflirbatNeftf ^ l i Sidney J. Catts. Jhm&a'llfc’ Carbon, Miami . f i r *riyrmdt, In an ad- C A N D ID A T E FO R Esposito, political leader nnd alkigccj gnng leader, a new nnd prob­ ably one of t^io deepest notches vfns'cut in the pun handle o f Chicn^n'i tylpody. gnngster battles. rireyi hpp*iVZed»isMlay^iKht,b^^ore fflO^etntthuiuJmdi-rillirns of Jeffry aoilootihly. Charging the mlrtlnber ■iafpUdsaV.^Jttf. having tu M ckey-Wattftr.^rcff th> •weight tltt»-ln ^ fe «p r o n July t recorded .(joiitributbsti frofrt’ the racing'in- a1. . «•_____ ______ .ia m it ln j^SU'fiL.thp' same time .be vras pawing-tho h it among bis M ^ F l o r i d * audiences, Mr. Carson f W l ('w o o f of l i e wanders jlQ iU w p rld . r id s .the only mar. r r h ^ fm T *n fp r office, bn defeat­ ed and Vet reap n financial profit. y(f the vital. Until. tho people wpa jiplfj aueh an arrangement-the old ranWi*sritifhnUiiiie U» fuh-ped will #w.6«iW ijT,Tit(tp S(ieh queotiennble Another sacred- drama'<wlH b*i presented by the Epworth Longue of the First Methodist Church at J fl; entitledi.ViThe-IJfcht,of 1 h* (. russ." Mii;a Murgnrott Cowan wll! Esposito's death nnd other give n reading “ The Ixist Lord". deaths ,nf ganglgp'd lenders .in ciiiI>y Henry Van ftylte, * ’ '• • At the Holy Cross Church nt P eugo was exclusively foretold by 1. M. the following Chtmd Club :Diteypnt,jonal Ngvvo- Service several concert will ho given: weeks ago ns the battle waged for Overture Organ Mrs; Francis the prizp of. $75,000,000 annually, Woodriifr. "Comfort Yo My People” Dr. S the toll in the hitter gumhliriy, vice ami liquon war. . • Wnyde Rucker. •1 Why'Ebposito was killed few "And the Glory o f the Isti'd” Clinmn know. Those who do know arc not “ Rnt' Wluy'May- Abide” Mr. Mar­ talking. Throe investigations—city, tin Niiriocipher.' * "Oh Thou That Tollcst Good jtntu nnd federal*—were begun n few ;hours after Esposito fell .to Tidings Mrs; W. S. fjehk''Tliere Were Shepherds'' Mrs. the sidewalk, his body pierced by A. M. Phillips.. SH bullet slugs from snwed-off shot “ Glory fo God- in guns. They have Cimc to nought, Chorus. fils name is added to tho long, long . “ Rejoice Greatly” lint of others who hnvp died nnd Phillips.,. whose deaths remuin mysteries. • “ lie Shall Feed Ills Many Theories • Unhurt Glenn. • ".Come Unlo Mp" Miss Mabel Theories develop. Chief among Uowler. ’ those are that “ Diamond Joe”, wns “ All We Uko Stien •rilled by political riva)s who sought "Since by Man (V supremacy in tho. "Bloody -Nine­ Chorus. ’ teenth" Ward where Esposito "L ift Up .Your He; “ llnllelujtih” thorp: Thorn will also Ik.1 n musical program nt H P. M. nt the First Baptist Church dircted liy Mrs. A M. Phillips with Miss Margaret Davis ns organist: . That Esposito, in u small way, Late On The Sahlmth Day Ad­ wax attempting to “ horn in" on ams. Mrs. It. L. tile nil, Mr. F Capone territory in the racket In L. Gatchel, Mr. H. C. Moore and his ward was another explanation Choir. of the murder. God No Loved The World Ntainer, “ Diamond Joe should have been Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. It. C. Moore, Mr. killed five years ago. I can't un­ Warner Scoggnn, Mr. Moore. derstand why they let him live so Oh, Come nnd ■Mourn Adams. long." was the statement made by Mrs. George Ray und Choir. Chief of Police Michael Hughes. Lift Tbiitc Eyes (Elijah) Men­ delssohn. Mrs. A. M. Philips, Mrs. He refused to discuss the motive of •he murder further except to any J. II. Colclough, Mrs. C. II. Cook. Open the Gates of the Temple ho sifts making tho usual investi­ gations. Crosby. Mrs. I{. L. Glenn. Esposito first fell afoul of the I Know thnt My Redeemer Lives federal government several years Wilde one re. Mrs. Colclough and ago whon his cafe, the “ Bello Na­ Choir. ; Holy, holy, holy, Mendelssohn. poli" wns closed by injunction. Tht. Mrs. Philips, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. restaurant wns a favorite gather­ ing place (if well known Chicago Cook, Mrs. Mooru. , Rejoice, (he Ivord is Risen Ad­ politicians. Wine and lii|uur were served. ams. Choir. Rig Bill's Friend Mrs. A. Mi Philips, Director. -Mika Mnrgnrct Davis, Organist. , Numbered among his friends are 'iVThfc hujliiW dr pro grains nt tie MnyoV Thbpwp$&) State Attorney various cltu reins for Urn day fol­ Crowe, former Mayor Dover uAd lows: / hosts of nlhcrit. Esposito was one of the beat • F ir s t C h r is tia q ________ likXl men in Chicngo, not only Ninth nnd Palmetto Ave. ■rfniong his countrymen blit nmong At d:.r:o A. M. Sunrise Prayer city officials and others. At Christ eeling nt Hnndshfll. mu.i time he. acted as Santa Claus Bible 'School Prtfi A. M. Wnpplup and Commuiuon II A. In the Sararin restaurant in the Pennsylvania Slit ion. Ntw York City—s restaurant that owes its name to the famous French pourmet of the Wth Century, HiMlaiSavann—-a new musical device las wopdn," knid Mr. Car. been installed. It is known as the swTjHeifi ttirg three weeks after Music Reproducer and consists of t W “etda4 of the 1021 campaign a magnetic reproducer unit enclosed stfm). Gatin told his friends he was in a hex about «he sire and shape dead'fiftkc, lm began having Scm: «.l a week-end suitcase, an amplifier paa*l srd .'our cone type'loud speak­ first mortgager, nnd ing telephones. These, With n ctdcoiiumw£ tp invest In them until leclMv or j.iionoerapli records, are tho spring a t 1927, less than Ihreo all tkat are necessary to I urnisti the months before ha told Burton Leo Severla guests' with tiiat "concord Mank that no was ‘‘broke” and of sweet : .•.•mis" so pleasant as an could not., make the present cam- oecom pan intent to one's ineaK Indirectly, the new device is the Above: View of the Savarin Restaurant in the Pennsylvania Station. jutign unless he had financial as. result of development work in Hew York City. The radio cones can be seen above the lights. Insert: “ talking movies" done at the Cell rvn^adLaLIe chain of eiremn- Telephone Laboratories tor tne .11. G. Devlin. Manager of tile restaurant. Below: Magnetic Reproducer unit, situated on. email table in the rear of the cashier's booth. Jstoffees Sad revealed thia practice Western Electric Company. At the o f Catts, Mr. Corson told his henr- Savarin, where it made its <ir--1 pub­ ated into sound waves. amplifying equipment is not set ti[ He showed that the mortgages lic appearanre, it has attracted much luuf bc«ri purchased by the now do- attention. The reproducer unit and ^Wnct Seminole County Bank in its phonograph records arc located in i QtTO lutriie. The bank closed its the cashier's booth, ihe rnshier ' oOprH last August 0 and trix days heing the operator of the <!r\ice. while the amplifier is in a small rlitthr^iri' 'order' to pfotect himself, closet behind thp bnolL As for Ihe j Cattg had to hAVaf the . nsignments four cone loud sneaking telephones, .rfeow ed hlthou^rh the date# of the they are to be found aloft in. four .'JWper# between J tin*-, 1920 and car- of the dining room chandeliers. _ To operate the set, the cashier -. ly in tht* ycnrr)92Tj r . ’ JTho dpeakef',nrpdjeed photantat- places a phonograph record on u turn-tahlc, which is a part of the ' W'Cflf^ritw shdwjng that Catts had unit. But instead oi the iiiurir cotir­ -, received $11,000 by express from a ing dirrctlv out of a horn, a* in the ! ion, pAflterrlan during case of a phonograph, the vibrations .Ufo J9?il eumpSIgii nhd calling nt. (d the needle arc translated into an . UfRtlon lb tho vcotTnpl- bargain tlectrical paBating current and run .which' no^g" exists betvfeAen Catts through tne amplifier, which i s id ‘ lad 'Burton Muttk,x representing the reguUr Wtstirn Elrctrii putdie b mm the the east coast gambling crowd, Mr. address svstem type. amplifier panel, tlic electrical vibra­ * Carbon said; tions go Id the (our colics in the his Mnritnnn rtprccl) Cnttt d: andeli cm, uiirie tliry.atc., Iran: I. I1 " . i : i, | . f*•»!',' ftVoaliidrhbw he had sold out to the ' .racing clement. By his statements '-theho i Hs - disclosed that he had .•IfftW M ‘ . deliver 40,000 votes. ’ ffalms Xo hove hctwceri Vlhg-oeortra lino nnd Ocnln, in ex­ change for a pronriso of .15,000 .yjfljbji 6h,tho oaat coast plus u flnq’aaMl '-convidvration. In other r’,'%>nlj;ithe... old-man has lietrayed ^lif f riends end supporters and has * Sprrt'oti— Tho Dawn. them outright to the ( 'lit 1st inn Endeavor H;JtT> P. M. WRtbleni o f Ihe east coatt. * Evening Service 7;:ip p. J|, may think he can control A- Boaiitifnl C'andic Easier Light tXtUBn 40,000 vulca in n (orrupt barI aviator, who will tly Ai .'SUiisoir Sorvice. , ' gain,1bo 'may-think he can tleliver Jiutiniter m |nipped with u' Kj,'j-lght Senil'in— Christ, Llic Light o f tjjpm as though they wet e n drove j \YJiirhvi|uLuiotnr. ‘ . the World. If y*ni taro .without a church Ilftrpell Tlans to make Ihc flight j in t>vo Jump i, Jhhe fi^ t fiom Rock­ homo mi invite you In worship with . * ford to lin> rugged edge of Gii'en* list land and thence over the i,o flora * Holy Gross Church to Stockholm. ** First f.'ejcbration o f Holy rom* T ill flight is to bo financed by public utiliserlption. School chil­ munion— t! A. M. Celebration of Holy Communion dren daily ary donating tln-ir pentiien. B ill' Smith, the gr<ser, Pete —« A. M. CekiliraUon o f Holy Cimiminiioti Cummings, the gnrulrt'iiitin, are du' nating tlieir biH. So fin- more than and Nuriuon— II A, M, Church School Easter Service. $7 ,00(1 h’as-heert "«u!i.-cnbetf. ' At which time tho lenten Boxes To Stir Interval will ho opened and counted. . The pu'.-jnse o f‘ the flight is to, puini out thi/ feasibility of u com­ Luke Mary L'lininiunity Cliurrh mercial air line to Europe over the Rev. J. AL Thompson, A. M. iipilluvm p.iiL of Die ocean and t*v Pastor. jfnnuote Vreater interest in avia­ Second Easter Sunrise Service tit tion. (J A. M. ■ jlfiC A t.'S K of its prrsette c as a two ran of corn, one tablespoon The plane now under construe" '•nriy-Wiggiy'i'a third Smtforil native oi America, corn was melted butter, onc-li.di teaaiioon (ion in Detroit is of ntandurd make .Evuni.dnjc Purk. , , WsetsW I-! at 8:30 **** one, oi (lie foods which the alt, one-cigJitlt teaspoon pepper, with enlarged compartments fur Sutuluy School at 10 A. AL s-moming- at tho corner of icttlers oi our country used in great one tunali ran salmon, one i.ibleM(tilling Worship and Commun­ An 1 because u was spoon tvamiratrd mdk. Bake in a fuel. Enough gasoline will bo cat*’ ion Services at l l A. A!, JrtH iBtreet and Magnolia Ave- ibutidanccBrown,*-Htanagrr of tho »ne oi the lew vegetables to be baking dish in a moderate oven — t ied to ensure n flight of Jd hours Rev. G. V. Albertson, assisting duration. rcaUblitihment, amiouccd today, found, the variations in tin- manner .150a F. — (or thirty minutes. . Easter Concert' by the C. E. Soc­ Hassell recently went to Mt. F.hallciffd Corn anJ tiggffontt ft O ^ ^ i - w i l f . be marked by a ii cooking it Were many. Of course, the early method rd Saute cnie cliopped green prppi-r, Evans, Greenland, to the Univer­ iety nt 7:30 I\.M, nbor o f fippcl*! features, mclud- treserving was to dry it, hut, later, two clurpped pimientos, and three sity of Michigan-research station KaRpcaranch' o f 14 girls from when canning became established, mips I ..ike Mary AlctliodUt Cliurrh oi diced eggplant iri three Regular Sunday services begin­ fBetntnoie County High School he recipes were revised to suit this lablespduns id butter until slightly conducted there by Pivle sor W. 9J$°htf'f*Ur times during -the newer, better method. H ci* are brown.' Add oiie can corn, one II. Hobbs to procure valuable data ning April 10 with revival services concerning Ills proposed flight. by tho Itev. J. I’, Mitchell. Every­ lame coin recipes that our great- cup thin cream, two teaspoons salt, Fuel and oil arc to be shipped to body welcomo. frrat-great-grandmothers wouldVec* otto-fourth teaspoon pepper, onei f r t ' K alorh Wili. hooat the tothe station which Hassell will pick pumber P iggly'W iggly ent- oguize as dciirable descctidcnts ol fourth teaspoon celery salt, and pour up for the Atlantic hop. Congr^tiaUunaF Church Uictr own recipes. into a Imttcrcd casserole. Cover WjP in Ef(|t^rd tp 60 including His route front Rockford will he Comer Park Ave. nnd Third Street with crumbs and hake in a moder­ men working In the dUtrlbgtTlte Old Becomes New ate oven for about figty-live min­ nprthrasUrly,* over ■Detroit, the l^ev. John Rerunn! Root, Minis­ jw A ihotfs? yh ielr auppliort nit utes. Just Itrfore removing front Great Lakes, Canada, Hudson Bay, ter. Iff * tores lit Cf'ntful Cerw (ittd Salmon 1‘udding: Mix, the oven, rediovc the (id and brows acrpsit inland Labrador tu the Davis ~ Churrh School 9:<15V will 'ho .four cm- 'b litc order given, one number the Crumbs. '•'* strait aiid thence to Greenland. Morning Worship, 11;00. *, re^TOelfta 'rjwsy ektabliithhiont. ■ I , H 4*^ '-H ■ X*j > On Iceland Route , , Hpeeia) Music— Martin1 Steinripr V if huve charge o f He jdatw to; take o ff for Stock*-.- hef/Splblat. . . . . lures; of- tlltv theater o f war licfore holm flying liy ‘w *y ‘pf R eUuid. Jlik . . mermen, “ Tito SipWit of Easter," the Hindi hides, trenclioJ and bathed Ipugedt. tauter jump will he .from -*APKrisflan' Endeavqr Oininlttetl * '• wir,i*' Rad been remnyjxJ. or covered Iceland' _t<» the) tjcandinnyiaii. jteii- KaatarHariflay.m . away, acardlng to the insultf. ■ ' . - Evening ", .( . by lime. U »ln g( thcae pictured he tsk*n i>h t>3 H l high i# a h l giris This route, although considered gilt's n contifumus view of the hat* dangerous beca'Use o f luck o f well I ting 8:30,-10:3a, E.-yO and 6 :00. hiy«t .hftfa tpnjned under- th e tlegmunds over ua large an area established ateamphip lunes, will Captain James 11. MeCrearoy. Of Mr*. JL C. Maxwell und as Ito can rover in u * ingle per* curry him oVttr' nuindrous fishcaptain in tin* American Red Cross forma nco. . during tho World War, will give The m ajority-or the slides are ipd Irt Central Florida. Thsr<* an Hlnslnilrd lecture on the battle­ colored to add to the r*‘ilhLtvtrlV ; now SfiOQ P ig^ y-W igglys in fields of the Western Front next leclyre. Arthur*' I’ngu, editor of United Stolen and appruXlTuesday uftemon and evening gt •World’s Work says: “ Mr. AlcCrethe Princess Theater. nrvy has u pleasing ,voice of givat ■.During lt»19 shortly oftar the carrying ijuality and as he has been enad in 1010. C. 1^. Swindle rkf manager o f the Central close pf the war, Captain MeCrca- .over Die entire ground he van talk stanry and Uvea ia Saafabi. rcy went over tiro battlefields and about in a manner that is extru* took more Uuui 2,000 Individual pic- qrdiuarUy iqtei;viit|tj>ff." ' ” >^Yh^*{)jieaLf'r produced rtcortl'-, to WVWrgn June. J02 t ‘nnd *ffig4pring-of 1027, Cntta invested NeniinoV cdfinty first Im Com Favorites Flyer To Attempt Trans-Atlantic Hop In Month Of June CHICAGO, April (k— (IN S ) — City and county authorities today were claiming victory in the brush with government officials over the custody of Myron Caffey, federal prohibition agent who is accused of shooting William-*Hrnttjr, munici­ pal conrL bailiff, during u dry raid here. Federal, Judge Wilkerson arnouticed he would (|unsh the writ which shielded T n ffe y from ar­ rest l>y local police. Judge Wilkorson mildly criticized the United States Attorney's office for its conduct on the case and suggested yiiat ilu* county grand jury Indict Caffey. ^ The order (plashing the writ.will he entered next Wednesday, Judge Wilkerson announced. That is the day after the primary election. Meanwhile Caffey will remain un­ der Irond given in n fcrernl court. Mayor William Hale Thompson, who charged that "hard-boiled" Golding and his raiders were sent here at the suggestion of Senator Charles S. Dencan, Thompson's hitter political rival in the current seething primary . election cam­ paign, ■declared “ President C«otidge is with us—lie does not want this' meddling in Chicago's polit­ ical nffairs." •• I ATTEM PTS ASSASSINATION W ARSAW , Apr. A — (IN S )— Art oigfiteon yenr-olil Russian ‘ girl, Snlinp. Happen Waldonlynowlcz, Tarted her way lust night into the Soviet Embassy hero nnd tried to juvassmatc Jhc Russian Ambassa­ dor M. Bogornulff. oTSanford S.torl* l -B& Inaugurated Miserable .W idi Backache wTrjjJ T oo O ften T h i* W artis.of Sluggish K idn ey Afctlon. p \ E R Y day find yo u lam e and ack y — *u(ferin« nagging backache, headache and dizzy »pellt> A r r lha kidney rxcrclion* too frequent, scanty or burning in paiaag«> Thcve are °f'en signs of sluggish kidney* add shouldn't be neglected. . Use Doan's P lflt . D oan's, a stim u ­ lant d iu retic, increase the M cretmn of the kidneys and thus aid in -the elim ination ul waste im purities. . A re endorsed by user* everyw here. 'A t k pour n cighivrl . , i 50,000 UxerflEndorw DoanVO. S. Durton, Rout* Jl. Boa m , rshssculs, Ft*., says! "I «... IkoKswI I'y l..vin| lo irl un st ni|ht to nsM lU kUoty sr.rciinn. sik) ike stcraiiuna wttw boasUriL ll»ie wii , dull wn. ,Q bsckaad I wss *l«i .nnojjwd ky duty .(Alt. lUsdin* dtawt ObsK • I alt t lisaso uwna tium sad (U> *sl my kidney* wofllns 'iskt sad MWMrtS D O A N 'S " " ^ AsViMULANt DltmiiTIC kiunrYs loiur M.lkurnCo Mlg Ckfs, DuMstaky STATE A N D COUNTY TAX Wiggly Red Cross Leader Will Give Lecturie Tuesday Afternoon D. L. Thrasher, one of the candidates' fqp the offlco A t cibrk c the circuit court, has been n resident of Sanford for'many years. *H is making a personal campaign nmong the citizens of the county i his race for office, “ -.*■ B O O K S W IL L R E M A IN O PE N U N T IL M A Y FIRST The Following- Letter H as Just Been Received: • j** '"*« * « - Talluhasaee, Fla., • . Hon ,J. D, Jinkins, * Tux Collector Seminole. County, Sanford, F lorida.. * * -V* ■■f s.•* •:V , • r«« ■. ■ ** ' . • April Q, 1928. ’ •' . . ( :** u* . * $ Dear Mr. Jinkins: ,‘ '*” ' <■ , ,, ; . , I have been requested by nume^bus (jitlzCris o£ your County authorize an extention o f time for-(the,p»ynicnkof taxes, and i f y0i ilridvisablo to keejt your'books dpepurjlil May 1st., it will bo ent katlsfactory to m p*; • . ■] J j ,-r • s.jsr • ■' • - - v & i& w ■l V • -■,-!! -4 - * W ith kind pegards; I'am , -i -■ * “ V ’ L . . V ery truly your#/*" n'-v‘ J'* n JOHN W. MARTIH,:* ' Governor.’* The state and county tax books will therefore remain til May First, and property own era who have not paid i taxes will have ah opportunity of. doing so any time in ^ without any extra charges. .................... JNO. D, JlNkm o ^ iNC5» T ax Collector Sem inole na rTfi'-nr r: ffiiiiiuz ' �* *x? « .v r* - I s . '; . - : U.' f »4^ m W—** h*hi .„ .....................— • :-■ V a* [ g u t t f i italljr H«rftW . AD. HATES n C u k la A i m * * n n Ijr Cor It i J sent lift* SHt* . tT fc • llac i i n t « oa ttq iM L reduced rates u * for rbU»a hwrttona. wort*’ ** atenira Ungth nt*d • lino. aurn chargt of 80c for _ UltlOR* . • i •dr.rtlslnar la raatrlctod Iptr cUaalflcatlon. error ia mad* The San■raid will be reaponaible I j one incorrect Inanition, hfertiaef for aubjKquent na. Tha office ahould be Immediately In caae of !. ,\ -. -V ;«n iy*., ';V- ' I . v w > V r f flL T^ r it ’a t r ■ •■■■; ■ ! -' • • : • '1 • •■’• ' . . i t . t I i t i t t 'i f r " ''V'AWt Y* : \- 7—Situation Wanted Til T1IB VOTKH* o f Ilook-kecpcr and office man: ex­ perienced and capable desires po­ sition. llo* 82, Herald. 10*A Poultry and Eggs He Used* His Head t % . "* «v\ ^ #J.____ _ - B a d t CHICKS ' Selected stock delivered, W. Leg. horns 100 912., Heavy Mixed 100 (12. B. Rocks ,and R. 1. Reds 100 116. 600 ftp. ‘Emerson Hatchery, nrookaville, Fla., , *'* ~ _ ^ cor,NTT. 1 ** ,j -V ' r. to. h tGet Ahead •* s, * % , *. ♦ ’■ i ■ i . *. i * ' y* \ *' .« , ^ "Hear you huvo a now position Ed— and * .* FOR*SALE: 1041.1. Red TTenT nml 10 Black Minorca* at.11.40. Want to sell all together. Phone 805-W. 10 — Livestock ^ a i* ‘ *■}> . ’■. !w * * » • • f* * ,t * ’ *1 from .• whnt Hill was saying, it’s quite » step nhcad.” " It suits me a lot better than my old one anyway." ~ PEED SALE— Another car o f that High Grade Peed going at apeclal low,prices. Bought before the ad­ vance. Your chanco to save money on your feed. IL.B.'McCuH Indus­ tries, Inc. 4th and Elm. i "I'd like to change, myself, , * M •, i * nut I never seem to ' • hear of anything good being open." * *, * "T h at’s the way it was with me, Tom— until l ADVHRTI8RRJ* Herald • ’repreaenutlre _Aly familiar with raUa rand claaalfication will bit complete Information. I yob wlah, they will aaalat t. wording your want ad ka It mar# effective. 1 ♦ ■k'A 4 3 f l f f l $ H f S 3 & m '• - >.•::« ■ ■ > • ' . • 'r . W - I S 1D-B Plants and (low ers began reading * FOR KALE: 100,000 very fine sweet potato plants: A. Robbins, 1007 W. First St. * • the Hanford *•>. Herald■ i. '- .s Employrnuut » v- . * JHMINSLS . - a Mi ln,announra that I am a csiutPliit* for c*-election t* tha of. (I W of-Fount j- CommU- 1),j>er rrom i'Utrti i tin ; 2. .auhlocl In thu d», J*f th* vulcra In Ilia Unnu. rratlr l*rlinarjr t<y o r Held on Jun* •Hi. A. IISI. r,, . JOHN MlltSCJl. • O i l ' T U B I.K<3l*UATf;nn I I'.vtrhy • abuounc* my caudnUe) (<>r the ftale IrglsUturc, (tiroui, O ur) liubjrct to the will of the volcr» Iti Urn primary of June k. C W . K N T Z p iN ilE H - liMt COMSTA b ill I w hili tu HiitiuunCfi my caudldacr fur (he nltlce of conalable. Dlatr>«i No. t. .Srminute County, nuhjrel tu the lit uf Ihe'v-itrrn la live Demoernllf- ITImary of June fi. U A. t A t k . r o n • i i m i p i 1' \ y , I bnetiy announce mv''cai»dhU<-.y .for re.etr.-Moa in the office of sher­ i f f ,nf Pemlnole Confatv »ub,'evL in 'h « nctlnn af the Tntera In the t>einnrr»llc airlinarr *o be hfld n*«i •luor. •) will appreciate your ■lipnufT. rearcclfullv >our«. 1). kC. 11AN I». ----------------Delicious refreShl^,. made cake and Ice cr*ath were fwrved by the hnAtesaea. Mr*. Johrf tX11* will hr chairman fo r thf Aprif mreting which will b j held ai tfs-. hurch April 25, a* an nil day mce^ ing. A turren dinner w-ll) •>« tfr it-,nt noon. Mra. Walter FlanUrr* will hr chairman for the April aociali ^ Mr*. Hattie Phillip* left T h a is ' *tv» t h i : n x r o i t i i i i k h a i .d Sirs. Katherine Watrous and tiny, for .Salisbury, M a s s ., and H IN T U B CIMCVIT t 'O l H T O f T U B : . ............... rtVKNTt t i i i it it j t T i i r i t|. ( i n . 1 Mrs. M. E. Birchard spent several stopping *t Philadelphia and Nnr. \ v'l'IT o f ix oiini.% .* i .n a m i r o n daya last week at Miami and Votk t.n the wny. - A t list Sutrdav momlrtjr-servlcri* 1 s b m i n i i LB f o t . N T V . IN eii n n i ". r M m {jcmcli. at the 'Lake Mary Cummunlty1 ’rtlKM Al.vnu'T m o ktu au k . CUM-! Little Helen Tamm, daughter o ' Church, acknowledgment w ar made n I*a n y . a rtirptiruiibn., in - * Mr nnrf *^r n. Henry Tamm tvno . «nt. * > has been very ill, is able to be out .if tho receipt o ' twn beautiful ot^ • ■N t ■ feitoo ' pl*tTs» gift* o f llafnrf THOMAS IluU.t.VUSWUllTII. ,1 ah. again. I ’eri-mlunte. Mr. nnd Mra. Harry Wing and Gleason. The stcreoption CITATION Sunday evening by Dr. Shepherd Rf TU: THUMAM H O L U N U S W ’OIITII. Miss Brewer apent Ian* week and at Mini .Wife, M'.VJtTlIA IIUI.UNU.-1- St. Petersburg, returning to Lake Euntis, wo* most Intresting and’ W WUItTII kies K U N W O O U AVI-:- Mar)- and leaving Saturday 'for beautiful vocal aolo, "Tbo , UoIy N'l K. Cl IIO AIMS lU.fNUlH, City,” by Mr*. Jutlua Tackasb'.uf li helntf made tu uppvar from « Ncwsbu yport, Mass. -Kurn hill ur rumpliilnl In UiU t-.iu -* Sanfo'd w »» greatly appreciated- v Mr. nnd Mr* D. W. Hutchinson Ihni you iifii tiun-Tralih-iit* 'u f' llm Mra. Thomas Hearn Johnson; l\ .lull* uf l-'lurhla. nml lluu >uu un have had aa their guest their iqwitding the week with her parenU' rpeldenta cuuiitn oth­ residents uf h Plate steto ur countn thsii the Statu u f , flurhta, riurhtn, and er than mid daughter, Mrs. William Thompson Dr. and Mr*. Miller. *■*\ that your place of residency le ti!39 of Jacksonville. The Ladies 5H**ionary ‘ Society Kenwood AtytiUe, Cliiratru, llltilutr. Mr. and 5T*a. William True and of the Lake Mary Mehtodist churt4i lln-rvfure. you. Thotnaa llollltiKsSiiflli and wife Martha llulllntts- Mrs. Robert True spent last Mon­ Will meet Tuesday, April 1.0, at worth, are ordered and required'In he and upiH-ai' oeluic this Vuurt uil day In Orlando. the home of Mr*. Joseph Fortlar. the Tilt. u,i) rof Msy-i-A- l>.-t*S».-,to ’■ Mr. nnd Mrs, E. S. Grcenlcnf left Norman Whit* celebrated hjfi Answer the U111 of conijdalpt rthlbID d aualnst you In, this vatisiv the recently for New Je Ttey 8th birthday at his home Ust.Satsame l.elna a proceeding tu forecluse Friends. of Mrs. Alice Palmer, urday. . v h it tcruun link-niure uf ntoriga^i-,, . - ,____ m „ - 4u luted th* till, day of -June;. A. Is. j-will regret to hear of her illncse The Like Mary ’Chamher ol, I:i%, caecuDd h; Thutn■* 'JvIHaBs- „ t hrr home here. u’ortli, and |ft» Aim l ha Hull Inn's • ‘ t. . n ^ ,t .. i , _ i __n CoinmctVc held its regular monthlV( w ufih, unm . tih * Oa Ivor I I Mi*^* Liiiicrii Booth v h u nn# been meeting Monday evening April 2,', Coinp-inj, s. pi muMuaai- hein* re c -'ill is nble to be buck at her w o rk ; lirocreded by the programme, "Xne», ue,ud .m ens' Ihv t.uo.lc recur.h. ..f ^ th|l fv,t«ler-J«ckson Co. Aeuttnolv,.County, tOorlda, In Mull Bad Egg.” Uy i i i u lloult 'f.'i .li .psire 3«io, olid r llThe l.akc Mary Improvement A business nnij social meeting nf f cuml-'erli!* th.- foliotvinu described muds. siLuaU-. b ills ami britur In the Christian Endeavor was held Association with-6lra. E, Hynt ainy< the County uf Seminole nml Ihe nt the rhu »eh Monday evening. us Chairman, will hold a box sori*l Hlnle oT Florida, odd tnotc psrtlclilart) d'-sfrlbul a. tolluiyi*. to-wit: *T h f nnnual liazaitr of the Crystal nt the Community building on Fri­ Meuinninir at the Southeast Lake '.Social Club was held last day evening April C. corner 'uf Tail I'lve (3) Of the Mr. and Mra, W. J. Gates lM t plat of ~ '"The Unks" Aanfurrt, Tuesday evuiing at L n k e ^ I a r y Inn. I-'lurlda. run llicnci- Hast a<> feet; Friday for Hollis, N. H. They w *r» The Litdics Aid of.the Lake Mary thence Norlli Itfi feel) thsnce Community Church met Wednesday accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Pd" tVi-si Sd fret) tlp.net* Hontli Hit fret to the point of hculnnln*. afternoon ut the home o f Mrs.. W i l ­ lon who are ' returning to ■Seautltcrwl*,. a tltcfee pro confes.'-i Will ”, liam Tnu- with Mra. Robert True bruok, N. H. h( cttlrrrd ufulii-t coo. The committee in charge of thIt Is tiirlhci ui.lrrcl tiiut thi-s notice h,.. published in T i l ): HAN’ -I “ s I'u liD HIM:,M l-, n new-sjiancr p u h -' Bailey led the dcvotionnl s e rvu e.. Chamber of Commerce aupper'Xt Evansdale P#rk ln*t Friday mat Melted In the Hit) of Hanford. C u v n -’ :— -------; — tv of Hetfilttolo > ml the Htfllc ofl (Legal Nollctst) Momlny evening to finish ther-fkv Florida, otter eat-b ivet-k fur fotu port which showed a gqodly auin eons.yittlvu weeks. , , i v - r i l l : t'rJMIlT OK T i l l ’. COtiNTY W ITNM 8 H m* fisn.l » , netted for, the building fu n d .---- '* r the Circuit Court uf Hie T « m i ’“ .l ii-r VT*k ' ttK^KLOHTDV C U U S ‘ V’ Miss Edith Butlcrlield xnS <?j»v fi>i Hrrulnuli1 . oratri) on last Fritlay at tnr Fern*1 count on tills Hut Hur Till. d.l) d.)\ Nl.T, t;,i if , -*s|i|tony TIJ. aid Laughton HospiUl, having he> ■ An ril. A . d i-ti.i I lN At, NOTjCP: -f-ff-v V. IT Dul'tM.ASH ] tMVJTN tonsil* removed. n o t It: 1 4 IK HITIIKIIY. d r i l l r'lrciill t'uu-l Mr*. U. H. nnlantine of St^>r 4oi ■ctrn * >£k. -n44 • j> .M M fi ' Aid* J. YL ■kbuju 1 1 f»4 4 I't t Wit rk*hi fu* * *il ri *5 un js y ' \[4' i - 'fb I*. 4^ 1 THE — Tht nhstll aliall eagle: n m t i i » i .K M s i.A T c n it we;trj .Sutijia-.l t- ti,e eppiusclilna ptm s3% not D • rnlli- f r l i . i a r y , ' 1 -h*rehf unnoupre jjy c.iruj'dtcy,. f u r . file Mouse uf n t. neprrwroiaiUca as » oiemher, of what I wanted." ' ■.* »* 1 aide i ••root- t I f uuinlnated l, pledge nit besl Cffoits In hnhalf of the Zinnia Plants: Burpee’s Giant, ‘gviuJ lu ol-’e «.f Hem Inote L'tiiml J-. Th* 25c per dor. 32.00 per 100. Mix­ r-Irens crylnj iieeO't f Hie pnopl* of Flori­ da Is Tu* llellcr. especially redue, ed or separate colors. B. P. Whitlouficem enls lino of tueal laaes. T h is ,. In toy ner, Jr. 429 Summerlin Ave. Ft. opinion, ran ha effected- by ea euultat.le diminution Of the lUClNG pong'e l ’urc Pork Mellon. Phone 882W. pp- Sant flee cent aaaoHa* taa (Political Announcements) , Political Announcements ij i 117 M eftioflt'A ve. Aniurnl the State ftead, Depart meet. U li f :) Achouie {'aunties end Cltlea,— u r . ron STATB t K d fN t N T C ft B 15— Apartment For Rent lie " " Denial l> Ihe CuUlitlca end Cllles. I wish lo annouaCa mr candldarr I'OII f'ONSTARI.r. Honor eu hy ny the me nomination J I Ia C (UV4u* If honored 1 h«Te I w IhIi I d tmnotmee that t am ■ for Ihe fttaU Lvlralfltura IP LO NELY— Most auc* 0 rooms, bath, double garage, all r.iniil<iate for 111* office uf Con- SI Mini r i l l appreciate suo'wrt la I'Punlee lu tle.utn all the . ene/iy Ait. tnd I'inertann Hikl 1 , possess to -yjSI modern. 2 rooms, nicely fur­ •taiile. district Ni-. f. Hemlnol* (li« primary to bs held Is Jaww. |l "Home 1 Maker;" hundreds ii-roiuuMsU itiat end.’ U r. UAH AN. County. I'lortAa, said HUtrlct rumIttUAN, Je. _________ It IV. TXAttll/ ctlji confidential: Reliable; nished Apt. private entrance, gar­ oris inn lllerllun’ I’recloclSj No’a. t, riot ti ri. n. iu , u & is, »uiiject to |tpericnce; descriptions free. age. Lights and water furnished. •lilt l- )N s ' - t BI.R, r o n roK STARLK Am |lie will uf Ihe rulers It) tlm fietnoI wish to sooitilme tlml 1 stu 1 "Ish to nniiuuin-e Ihal 1 nm •» y. ■aaful Club. Mrs. Nosh, Present prices slashed again. Mrs. urallo 1-rlinuk.v fu Oe lielil on June Ni'-t u ) a um nilhl a I* Cor Ibe ufflce-.of Coo- vatidld-te fo». the uff'c* U f Honst Moffitt 1111 Celery Ave. Phone “Hi, A. I>. l?SS................. |, Oakland, California. i-'Jt , , i siat,|,. f,ir Jusllc* uf the Pete* aide. District N"o, 1, Hmilnole Coun­ For lo u r aupnrirt will he apvrMlaled. N-„< t) 'f^.uiuolo County. ty I'l.rlrls, i s ’ I -liMiltd com pi 1.1ii* 420-W. A. J*. (Artie) SMITH. n o f(,|^. ____ » 4(,j ______ Jusllre ',t (*, ____ , tlie Its Peacs slectloo i*r»*• 'o- is Nr.-s i. 3, 3 r, | f m ey T o Loan Dirti lul t'omprlsfno I'lecllon Pre' D>, il. i :.s*i < - . t r • ih,. will of tho lr i w THREE-ROOM -furnished apart­ elute. Ni/, 1, J, 3. f. t*. I«. II, & 13. voters ill I , T> o.,!■(■*Ho I’rlm.irJ r, V Tu tl eutijeui tu the Uerlaiuti ot thy D e w to J.r lo|i| >.-i 11,r,» till ,\. D. Socket book with title for ment, downstairs: all -conven­ I OH J l ’S T I l B OF P K A f K Vooi eui-i ■■ t 'i \ i a p|ircclnD d. iicrath- f-rlnotey to lie held on Jun* U m t I herehy announce my eamltdary and Willy* Knight car. If iences, ^jnly^vo and ono-half blocks i \ ’*y ."•lh. A It; 1911. f 'I -i -i*t VlCKIMtV. llcpill)' Clerk K«nt 1 to tinllonorublu County York 1* tho gucat of Mil* Npna fur re.elertlon tu Ihe offlcr ot I sill rppreclate yen-- auliport. (HUAI) lease return to Wight Bros. from P. O. Phone 410. J ustlru ur (ho Peace. District No. t. tuili)<- uf Ht-mlnole County. 1 luria*. w i l y . . . IltV ’ N 1JSTfltDOR. t on I n i \ n -i r r t n x T i t v t i N M - hn-oTTtoH A HPUNCL'l; Hollr-lloi h Ills in i filial n-lurrt. accuulit anil tlsvlna held this office fur nearly o r PIIH.tr tv-»TnticTio.v and uf counsel fur III.- Cumidhln- vutiehvr* Word has bet-n received.of ip* » i Administrator of the (wo years until the district wa* TWO ROOM furnished apurtmrnV: anl. . . i : I ai. li vi. ion ■ ic- ru my randldno U H «U - nf A. W. YVAT1IKN. rteeeav arrival o( a baby l»oy to Mra. Flbjrd r o n jCMTiefe' o r p b a c * Into the fourth District I fur lie . i f • ,r ."ipr-rlnlendenl o p ivatc entrance: downstairs: ROO mcrctfl ci|. and nl eald time, then and Jinkin* nt tha home of h*r mbthf'r feel Justified Ip ask Inc the voters r o n oitrrttiCT n o . r o r w .‘ihoi ».)■(- U'-'inu I'ljMlv n o T i t i : o r H i f i : « i p r * s s .v i .k of Hsorlool fur Ihelr uuppoit uu my previous This Is to atitiount* BIT candidacy ,. , , , , , , ,, there, make application to the said Elm Ave. la'm’Hl \ , r lo the will of tils 4 i r m Nctlcr Is. tie re h;. that I. C. ■ |u^ » r ( ur n dual eettlemtul of here, Mra. Julia Nyluqd. Th* n*«f record «s Jurtlr, of the Peace and for J u el It* or Hie Dwacr, Dlstrlcl 1 l v. u II ;i"liu:ii-> June C. Tour \I HAND, as .-{hr:;ri DOUUL Hemlnule.hle udinlulstratlon of said estate. n-.rival ha* been named Floyd Jink* Xu, I. subject to the will of .the pledge my brut endeavors to UI -« p 1 1 pars' and Graham truck*. APARTM ENT FOR ft ENT, Ma­ all thu people a square deal u Ith Urjnunallo voters Junk Blh. Ha u* •Uiq-.-rl 31At YHI ■JIs . Il-rrrlats.l Count)'. Florida, ur ilie ’ flh, ,iav i.rl-md fur an *;r,Jr r dlecharjtliia him Ins, Jr. The baby’* father, \ mtt lord. I.ahe Mupron, l ‘:iola, . t-ake Jostles te all and alrlot adl.rr* net )fa )’, A. f i. FOV, li*lwecn the hbuf-tl emili Admlrilatratur. March, ' 13th. Street. Phone 3. honey Apts. 1000 Park Ave,-Wa­ Mary, l.oruMcoA, Altamonte ron n . H H H o p cTRCf'iT corn r or eleven n’eluek A M. and m-.»l t»Mt»-rl this the 3rd du> of March, with n sad fate several w**k* ”W1 ter and garage furnished. Phone ,u ,,,B 1C W . ’ D O V B L L Hprlnes sod l-'vfeAt' f.'ltv, conatltut" o’clock I’. „V. undersnd br virtual-' I3'.l. I wish to ah&aoar* that I am • |S A, CGWAN CO Cuto when he waa killed at Lake.l ^ .1 » . WATHIJN. Hie utiutr district". ‘ aU C | 18-J. candidal* for rw-*lecl 1no to tb* of- of Hl-yt rertsltt oSreuHiili laeut-d out As Adiolnlstralur of tit* Hstate of while working at hi* occu^6ttfD If cks-teU. I proBtlee. uu Uauos' flcu of clerk of th* .Circuit Court, nf the' flrrult fr and sheet metal works, Court of fk-mlnole ♦, W- 6 - m ar A. 'V. W A T IIK N . huslni-sf-Ilk e ad inlhlstMt Ion Ire* uf Seuildol* County, Flotilla. M b - County, Florida, on tin. 6ih. dm uf rip Avenue. Phone 716-W. Modern , Deceased. cutting tree*. \ ^ furnished apartroepls. I from Ihe usual loMdleseinr Ana* i w bi ron *rr»cii»ATENMr.VT of ji-Ct to Iba. ilM-lilou of (li* -tiento- April, A. D. IMS. In that rerial.t utoi-ialiy cunncCied with this of. r-ratlr- Voter* of Hentlnol* County, e*u*« ivherolu Jus. Neras wasiplaln'r^ i PL-R1.IC IM t T It l'C n O S Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam Tme gnd Krigidairo; Murphy steel kitch­ . COtfNTT - JtIDfJK. 1 am a lundldat* for re-elaetlo* fire. lUPS-MAKMONS In Hi* [boincrtllt Primary Disc- tiff Ind Frank IJall i ' « defendant.I • •vM1,:'ltV.Jt.7 , . L *.,.|}N en: Garage: excellent neighbor­ to the off lee of rwperlniendapt of N-T f , >)TAT13 OF Mr. and Mra. Robert-True and fi/w4O, P. IIHflNDON. tlon tn tr* held On Jun* Ctli, A D " III offer f r sale and srll D. the “ V.M.'m . V ’ And ord Automobile Co. TriVM hood: rent very reasonable. Pork public lost rut:llo.. for Kernluol' l!‘3|i. • . hlabrst bidder for. caul) the full. i s . I , I'LUItll A Mlillll ITT lly, and Rev. and ' Mrs.. jibUa Avfc. * Phone 137. Apartments, No. 6. I’hone 6 i 8-^-J’ County, mitijec* to th» Iiftuw-ta 1-. r u n JiisTiCK o r r n c s V. K tHJtfflLAHH. *"H du'-crlh.-d land*, wiluals, l) tne . noilINHDN JJcccu* Thompson and children formed » And i Primary, four aupport will t.e ap* ami boliiK In the count) uf Hi-ml*-, M-T.TUHI.K l i o i u n a o n , n i s m i c v no. t'otin m congenial patty spending Fri^py -itts FOR CONST* Itt.r ult ' ulid the Hlutc'uf Florid*, a n . l j - , 1’™* ^ w< U % T ( J N . I hereby annutinC* oty c*|id|dsry ■ S ervice Furnished apartment. Will sell predated. T9, nil •redlture. leanters. dletrt- at Dayton* Beach. 1 here hr auDounrs my - caiidldaq)’ niui'e |YarlIciilsrl)* deserlbrd as fol­ I'race Of DUlrlct No for Justlc • ut Py*c« ) e wm all pt-reonn huvlnx liulree. M ini — . lows, to*wit: . ■; . furniture. Reasonable. Box 7,— A Ihe for lh* office ef conalulilw ftlatrlrt . the decision on .pi • subject. . .tu \ V* • rlaInis or detnanda UKulnat Mrs. William Wood of.CffdgTB Ifi dervit* of all kinds. Lot Tw.viilj-t wo'ISTI of III..i-l; K i ln s In the Democratic Primary 4. shldrel lo Hie will of lh* volarn w j ' , l t *Sanford Herald. estJle ■‘ , . “t o T U B V UTVIIS Ol' SKMINOUIt lu he liT.d’ uu Jub* kill. A. D-.lhtl. on Jun* (. It. ^ ,, "II” and Lot. Curly.three 11 :i Bridge was the guest of Mrs, El­ I Wk*\V or. 3302. C. E. Vuu. and each of you, a r* hereby fdXJNTV. * i.f llluek "i— o f Huuih Hunford. tC. KINI.AW. • da viI** HiRiicn. 5* W Iiollilr.l mid • reuuirad to present mer Ilyotlaino for ••vdrgL'^djt/’s I Wish to aiinroinc*> I Iant I am a ayo rd ln a tu ,plol tli.reuf i-rc. ( - /C >a am claim# atul demand* which you, Nicely furnished apartments with candidate for to-clertlon to tha of-| TU T IIB VOTKHS UP afnil.NOl.K or.led lu Flat lluulv I psUc :-t this week. £flrie*rt^ (Lcffnl Noli cos) ur either uf you. may Imv* again** : . te r ra •II modem ^conveniences. 1’hoOa flie lif County Commissioner from uf Ike public records, uf Heniln* h im . and vary little w m > C O U N T *. the ratslK of M ER K tTT FLYiTClIA picnic supper in honor of..Uia w * 4 District No. I. subject to the d*.-!« Count j- Flurfda. I -rteh to announce that t am a 'TATXJWKNT o r TH K llW V »:n I old things new by use ot 70. Gill at 318 Palmetto Are.' fi 5 ftirtj* Ilit ItOlltNHON, deerased, late of r S*hv Terms: t'ush. clslon of Hi* colcra In Hi* D*m »- candidate |,ii,IH|e lor ro. r(rwilull |u the o(* for ro-rlacHun Samlnole Counly, Florida, to th* members of the congregatloivi.of Nllfr, MAN \f)BV41fc\T. t lllCt L A spar Vtm lih, Lacquer and f t . I I niun eratlc Primary i,, i,„ held on J o n *| ,1((. wf c*minla«loner from I’lirt-lissyr lo t'.s fur deed. 11nil Jas (1. Rharon County Judir* the Community Church who gra TION, PTC., IIKM P in fill HV TflM ^ C M. HAND ■Said by Sanford Paint A 4 ROOMS: Fumbhrd or iinfuni- oth. A. D. | District Nb H subjerl to-U ia d*p I'lo r ld of Seminole County, ut bl* office in » c t o r r o N D i t i : * * o r v r n u s -i A» Hherllf uf Hcmlnolr I'oiiu- the Counlv Courthouee In Kemlnol* wininr visitors and who are !egv$agi UOoTU.- bTI-DL. 1.. I ,.jh|„n ,Jt the vottm In the Demotihed. Reasonable. West 2nd St. »». 1 * 12, aper Co., G. U. Stuart, Mgr. If T 6 \rfU l.v, I'lorlda. -■ — — — -------------li rutlc Primary (u tm bold on Jun* ot t u k h w i n i i i ) ny:iiAi.n ,ni. County. Florida. within twelve shortly for northern polntN .W*^, Call 49G J or 030-W. 4at. St. m u rouN TT ju o r.a I r.*u. a . d !»*•. months from the date hereof. Ilsked DsU, at SANrUIIIt. I'l.llRI 1 hereby announce my candidacy j.-, W I I U B L U l ( IIII L IT COURT. SYTMtNOV.IC | Dated February loth. A. D. 19K3, held at Evansdaie F*rk Tltureday n.t fur APIMI. I, IMS, cvehitig, nnd enjoyed by all pre** for re-clrrtlon to Ihe office uf 1 I U M T . 11,1)1111)1. (TIANCKRV. JUN A i x n v h v P A P W O H T H . £ Tb« rlOHT P R IN T SHOP 1C— Houses F o r Hcnt HTATC UK. ) I.u IH D a 'I- o PNTY - -----r o i l COUNTY C O H M IialO N R n County Judtre of Hrmlnclu Cotiaty Usrcutrlx of the llsiuti. of cnl. Those present leaving in khn O f HI III |NOLI M M IIAIIDT Defendant. soandi ’ service on any thing In Florida. Buhjecl to th* will of th* I v-iati to announce that 1 am ■ m k i u u t t F L trrn tu n non•joforc me. « Nnlsry Public In ”• Hetnlnol* r;<iidldiite for thu' office nf Coital/ .inn fui the Hlutc Hint ling, A phone call will get TWO FURNis'lIED or unfumish^l prmurrallc Volet* of INtiON. D. ceased. near future arci Mr. and MIT- W. r a tin g • count) afore ..ut cuunty til IN-IA HAftI>Y, "Defendant I... -' houses in very desirable location. County,- In ihe Democratic I’rlmary Coinnilsalutirr from District No. t. r.D.J, pemunall) a p p e n d It |(. I h u j . - T l H i HTATIT Of FLOltlDA .u ullv DeCOTTF-a A SPENCKIt. J. Gate*. Mr. ad Mr*. Rohe t True nan. Phone 417>W. 0 Rail I w# re • lectlun lu be h-ild June Oth. lUJl uubjcct to Hie derision of tha vot> who. h ivliig l-ci-li .Ini) eu-urn t.e* Attoruc)* (nr blxecutrle.________ In One available April 15 other May and .family, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward |ve. JAH. HMAIION. are ta th* Parnot-raMc Prlmury to ...r.llpu to Isir. ilrtu H i -and -whin Vuu are lieteby required lo op be held oo June l»h^ NOTICn OF IIID* ON 16. F. H. Scruggs, Phone 735 Mas­ hat he |, llir ttusliiee* Uunuper of pesr to the lllll of (.'oniplualnl fll Ilourman, Mr. and Mra. H. E. Wiag, ' ming, run t a x a s s s i s s o k WF.l.L l l l l l VINO III. H.infot-d lln atd sittl Mint Ihe e.| Msaln.*l you In the above e n ­ LU P YOUIt OLD W ALLS onic Temple. I hereby anr.uunrt to (h* peupl* lllds will he received until tw.) nnd Miss Brewer. A l>ook of auD»follow|*a in. to the Ik >I of hi* titled .M.i«e ut the Court Mouse at |THE NEW -WALL P A IN T uf Hrmloole County that I am a ro n c o p u r r Assi:sson o r knowledge u n j belief, a tine etnlu. Hanford. Hemln.de County, Flurtda, o'clock on the afluriiuoii of bnlur- graphs p'A4 signctl fur each of-tbeae Wht candidate for lax aaFcaroi aubjcct TAXES day. April 14, pjri, fur lurmnhlnc riHNG NEW AND BET Avocado and 3rd. FsinilslH-d Run- to Ihe decision of tha Voter* In in.-nt uf tho ownership, manuuc- un Mum lay the Tib day of May, IS* wish tu anoonure lu Iba r*«o|iU menl. etc,, of the sfureenld |.iilil|- ?*. al.sulutr divorce of t'otnpieln- materiel# and drlvluu u rleep well t o r l« galow. 6 rooms anil bath. Also Ihe Oemorrulle rrlmary lo 0 a brio of I Hmilnole m : FURTHER INFORMAc o t (HI i ii s i .OC A T I .k JA\f County that I am a yallt.ii for the ilatu nhomi in the ant from >.... hclna euuBb’t In eald on the nrw Paula schuul eltc. AH V>1|in Juno of this year. I bav# lived randlrlalr for ra.rlrctlon to the of­ Ml...Vo ci, pi lull, required hy llio Ar1 lllll. I pun f.illiirc In appear Decree hide should he a r n .mpan Iril h) it — • J v> c « C ALL PHONE 235-J OR garage. Phone 388. In Orausa and Ncmlnola rntintlr* fice of T » * Asscaeor. aut.Jrrt to the of Aukust ?t. ’ I9JJ. . inhodh-d In ere- I'ru v'onfessu will he enltred u|aln*l rertlflrd check In the hum nf Ytvi-n ATLANTA, Gn. ->»"•- . 7 . • hlen COLLER, SANFORD 40 years I hut* aarved as decision of the voters In llis Pern*- Hull 411, Pontel Luiv# und Itrsulu ty-FIve Dullar* und mldr.-lstid to — ( I N S ) — Ono lusty c«.a2 h . rll*) uu. Furnished Ktucco Collage on Sli­ for .'' ' J iv ere ruunly rommlsalooer on and off cratlr- Primary to be held In June tlunr. printed un the reverse of this It I* further ordered that Iht* •Supt. T. TV, Lawton. Court House. ver Lake. 6 rooms and bath. 2 for IS yeara. 1 have mad* tny lit- of Ihla year Hanford. Florida l-ur full Informa­ located tho Jmyv of H. D. W a g e r, .of fuim. tu wit; nrd.-r I... published once a week fur i t U inn raisins stock and cltru* fruit A, TADUIIAN. Dltuii J. 421 Hood Strev-t. her-* r-e-n\l**. *■ That thr mime* nnd m.I.Ii r.-re* four. conM-eullve week* In TICK tion call uu Architect ’S DRUG S TO R E -Prc cur garage. Good tcnunls for sum­ and • ’ •ri 3 farming. 1 propose lo let every Moushton. firth flour Filet National of the publisher, editor, in..n.ipIna MANl'OilD III III ADD. a newspaper Itlons, Drugs, Soda. Wc are mer considered more than rental Inapayer carry his proportionate 1 When he found lie co-ii-in’l c'u^o COR CI.RHK OK COCIIT In HanTord, Seminole llauk l.ulldlnH, Sanford. Florida. . . y.r\ nl"* huelnen* m n i M p n .ire: published I hereby anuuiinc* my candldaey I ul.tlelK-r— Thq Hatifurd Hrt.ilil, Inc. County, Florida. Don.' nnd ordered T. tV, l.AtVTON. price. L. F. Squires, Silver t-Uke. share ut linos by viewing lh* proas your phunc. Call 103. 1 hie mouth, he went to a Iuea| ij*‘« ' v* pertj prrsuaally. four aupport fur clerk uf thu circuit cuurt eub* H-nfor.l, F|«. [ :<f Itor— It t. lieu n llil- Tth .is) uf April, 1931. Hupl. Public Instruellun Sanford. | p i u l. The ja w w u* pul hack '.U» Vv will be appreciate-* Ject lu Ih* will of th* voter* In Hanford. Fla. Mnnaalm; I m III. u Ntn.UI V. II DolMILAHS flNG BLOCKS— Irrigation If. If X lU B lfB Hi* Demur-rail.- primary to be held DatJi, l-,. June* Hu of.,, d. Cl., Ilu»Clerk IN TIIH C I I I C f I T COt n T T « K V 1 p W u . • rat jc TV T l l l l t n JU D IC IA L C in r-L IT June a. I will appreciate four and general ccnicnt work. Furnished houac: 349. per month. n. -- Uanai*ci— » || |ierK JiunID A. il. Week* D. C. PUH CONSTADhH . I.N A N D FOII IH X IN IIL K COl N fo.d, |r|||. eupport. t ,H t. Nlv f*dlnpl*lnartf's-ffpllcltor. 31)0 Elnt Ave. Phone 820 J. Concrete Co. J.~ E. TcrI hereby iinnouiiL-a my candidacy T Y FLOIIIDA. IN CTIANCUHV. • ft * conn - That thr u« net J#-. (If u* ne.i Df|:.\Li s j " * 9 ti fur , unstable tor Ihe fourth dis­ Ir, Prop. 3rd and Elm. . THOMAS A. CHAN'FILL. Complutu* vorpunillon, II# name and «.|. ----------------------------------------* M b; 5 room house furnished. Phone trict, subject lo the will of the D on c o r N T T r n o s K C t T n N f i ant. ’ ,!>• * nturl hu eluted and ulsu I m - l ' N TIIK I'HICUIT (111 1IT OF T l i « inters In O.r Demorrallc primary vs ATTOIIXBT "u nlalrly tht-rrundri thr usmis mii.I TYVIINTI . T H I R D JI'DiCIAI. Cllt|L ROOFJNG—The Roof Ev- 805-W. ' o t June 5., Your vote will be ap­ 1 hereby tab* title method of eu. ad.IrrMse* of stuekliul.lei uwutna' M IT til- T ill! HTATB OK FI.O- MAUDr. K C H A N F I L U DrfritUu/i. ting. Metal shingles preciated. . „ aitU K ii o f r c m . i C A T i i i N . nounrlny tn* randldeey for Hi* ui holdltij on" per cent mole ufl H U M IN AND FOII Nl.MINOIf, ii. c. (iioh) tviuiux. 24— Lots For Sale TO H A lin r. 14. (-11AN FIL L. office of Counly I-rosecutln* Allor- -.<») mnount of stock, ff nut owned bg seam »In and galvinited 4'OPNTT. IN CHAN4 i:n v . STO.M4Y POINT. N. V . tie.V, euhjret (o the . Democratic ,) < coriiuiuHon, thr nanus and n.l .1 . 11 II HTIIYK Mil. Coni plat un 111 jSee James H, Cownn. Oak run sMBtitn rrlmary. I will appreciate any ■ Von are l i n e *s) iu r m n s ami it m t,f thr Individual on-rtcr, 2 Acre lots on Dixie Highwayi urn a Candidatr Tor (hr riffle* Klipputt c lir n me hy the people Ind Third St. Phone 1 1 1 . t l.r ijlvep. If uwncil hy n firm. NAJJFuHlt ll u i l K IIUILDITHH. INC.. >InIr.-.l lu III- Mini appear upuii tin 1 j; f*4jr near 1-akc Monroe. Fine Truck­ of Sheriff and wilt npprecIMa aup- and a**ur« them. If elected, will <tn-i Ylit * day of 5IU), A I*. 193* to the utupany, or uthsi unlncuituirntsij 11 c i r iHirullon. cl nl.. IK-feudnlll*. 1 V. lilll .uf complaint filed uRalust > ou ■five lo Hie duties of Ihe offlre mV c m ern, in, nanid und B.1.1 rcss. u# N U T I t i : UF HI-FI I I I . )f|sT i:il-s 'Nipper; Signs of all kinds, ing land, outside city limits. L. Hurt In t h* , June E.I'rtniOi JiL W A L K Kit. rery best terrKes lu the uhuve styled Court. aAM L ' , ■» Hicimo of each Individual panford Paint &■ Wall Paper A. Itermud. Fhonc 190 W. 504 W. H ie Hnuford Herald, a newapupet \V. U. WIIITU. — m,mher, must hr plven.) Nolle* Is li.-rch) ulvrn liisl un* POR SUP.RIPF puldlshcd In Homlnole County. Flo­ 2nd St. Mi* Hanford H.-rutd, Huur.it.) |*|o- drr und by vlrlu,- of s decree of I hrrrliy atinour.ra my candidacy FOR C L B B K U f T H R ( T R C I I T rida, Is lierrhy ileslKnaled a* the furdcli’Mirr nnd sale rendrrci] In tc V- », U 8anfo rd, Flo rid a for th* offlre of fiherlff of H»mlnCO CR T the order shall -i*' i “ .nF lo rid ., It. If. the uhuve t nt III, d cau»c on the ,1rd. nowspaper In which pOGRAPJf— repairing, piano 26— Miscellaneous For Saif ute County subject tu lh* will uf I hereby SDn-.unee. my nendldsay r, rX. Hnnfutd, F lo rid a , D a rk i : day of April, A, D. I f*35, 1. ns N|i4(- lie published fur fuur eonsecutlve th* volcra at tha June Primary. for Ihe offlco or Clerk of tVt* Cir­ Jonrs- H anford. »g by cgierts with 17 year* F lo rid a . F A lot M.tstrr III Chancery, un Monday, weeks. ii j. y. McCl e l l a n d . cuit Court euhjert to tk* will of i , “ ln ra. Hanford, F lo rld u . Witness V. ______________ the Tth, do) uf Ms). A. D. 1931. In ence, Sanford music store TWO T Y P E W R IT E R ' desks? Vne the vot«ra at the DtmJcratlr pri­ frunt nf |lu- Cuurt Ifouss duur In Hid said Circuit Court nnd th* of.Tl'j** *he known bundhul.irrs, table. Bodwell Realty Co. Phone M l TO THAT VOTKRS OC SBMINOLR mary on June b, tS3t. lift Sboppa, Me Lander Arionl n a,,rt " ‘ her security Hanford. Scinlnuli- County. Florida, ficlitl seal thereof, (tits 'Jlel day of COUNTY D, L T im A H lIH n. 868-W. Ptone 832. .1 . ur holdlnu 1 per will offer fur sale und sell to Ihs Muirh A. D. 1938, lie* f t o ! I wish to announce myself a* a V. K, DOCUI.AHH CLKttK vfl hlKlicst bldilrr for cash, Onrlntr the t,un.1w,r.«?L?r* *>f ,U|H| a,nu" » * of <ant1Idat<■ for the state leelstuture ro n nn n n trr IJY A. Sr. Week* D. C. not For sale: Piano for balance due. In cruup I. Hmilnole County, nult* It ° r " ' h T s c u d . Icif« I hours- of sale, thr following (S K A L ) 1 berahy mnnouher myself as a lelp Wanted Fenvtlc described lands, situate, lyltiy und h!lU iyel to thr "Democratic Primary eandldst* for sheriff uf Heiutnole ila"lr*r^ o £ ? P. O. Box 1352. r hone 004—J. arr " ° m' ,u holitc In tho Cuiinl) of Hrmlitoln June 5, A. D, IS28. and will nhlde County eulijrct to tb* action ot yoi! Ihe Htiit.i of Florida, and nioro 5H“~Eacn |1 B doten sewing l.y rrnuIlN uf same. I cordially Sul* the Democratic , primary to ne „buvX^JiVit!'e . 1 **° l,i'r«Kiauhs next and llama____ r. _ TV T H I R D J L 1)14 1 Vt, (IIIL 'U IT particularly dsscrlhrd ns foltuws. BOAT FOlt SALE: bO foot~brFdg* ..Uf held In tn* eai-ij part o f Jur.e 1*11 s - T; « ‘V " P ' h“ lu»n,ra o r thr owrt. to-)ylt: left >uur M i p p o r l IN A N D FlJIt n llt llN U M : L O I N home. Experience unncccsr 1, 1 " P 11 rrcurll) lividJ. It. L Y L K 8 . deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, •'Vary resixctlvely. T1 I'l.UH11)A, ,1N CIIANCF.HY. thi« f.ut Twenty-four 134) of Evcrything supplied. Steady list' nf « " 1> iht. _________ , K, - 6 Bit A P T. C L A R A V. Ht'NYtfN, Cotnplalnaul, 11luck ITlKht (9) of Hnn l.nnlo. ,o f .l “ « "lo v h h u ld c rs a n.l se cu rity FOR T A X COX.LKDTOR f 2c stamp brings particulars. fully equipped, sleeps tlx. Price vs u subdivision of the Cll> of b u o k a . K . i . hr> “ Pkv-ar .upon thr reasonable. P. 0. Box 938, I wish fo announce that 1 am a I ’OII CODBTT r H b h g C A T fN O [Garment, 643 Broadway, New IJI.I.HWullTII It. i i d .-x TOK, Defen­ Stanford, Florida, us per tilivt " f ‘ hv comtiany but r.lso. In candidate for re-election lo tb* ATTOHHRT thrrcuf duly iccurtlcj In thr dant. I hereby attoouuc* my ranflldary cUrlD'\ n r i ,h“- * 'ockhold, r or ►«* TRACTORS FOR. SALE: W « are o'flea of Tax Collector o t Benin, *>11IIKIt 4)F Pl'III.ICATION. public records of Hrmluolc Coutt• l>usittw upon ti„, ole County, subject t* th* action for re-election to tbs offlre nf booka utfOKM uf Itie I'ympjtij U M iruHit'f* TU Kt.I.NAVOIITII II. IttlNYU.N, I-;, Florldu dcal*r*h/or McCormiek-Dccring of the voter* In the Democratic County PruserxitluB Attorney *ul*> Jfl-rJSjltn |16 dozen aewing Terms: Cask. ■TKIWITNVfLLH. 0)110. Primary to b* held In Jane. Jer t to- the will o* lh* voters In th» n *£H y\ r X\ u r fM u c^^> r c U llu iT Vuu arc hv-rrhy -..rdorod nnd re­ Purt-hasrr lo pay for deed. I home. Experience unueces- tractora Jnd have taken in trade a Tour support will ..* *ppreuat*il. thr Drmocralln primary on June * 11, , , , , H' iwraon or corporaquired lo he und appeur uputi the 1 3' * 'hum such trustee Is actJAR. 41. 1*11A HON. J l l . . JNO. O JINKINH JOHN a . LKONAnDT. I Steady work. Cut materials number of used tractors: Ford son# v * 11■ «>«u that thr said two tipe.-ial Master In Chancery. Till du) nf May. A D. 1938. to th* and other type*. We have recondi­ lilll uf cumplalnt filed oaalnst you bricfilw ‘‘h" co nI a I n etat.mrnt. I m M*d. Stamped envelope brings r o n L'OBfiTT j r n a H r u n ci.KitM c i R C v n - c u n i T In the uhuve styled Cs-urt. NUTICK r o l l I T H Lit'ATI OX. full knuitli-dfu 1 hereby mtuuunc* my candldaey ■tulars. Steward Dress, 114* tioned these tractor* and munt 1 hereby announce my candidacy und l.?iii,V * n! " The Kunfurd Herald,' » newapi Hurls,I No. 031130 con d m * ! ,0 *Jle rircunieuncea more them quick. Call and see them fur t|.« office of County Juds* of for Ik* office of clerk, of tbe and M »r. New York.____________ fi>-ml noli* Counly. Flotilla, subject Circuit Cou*t, subject * ) (he arlloo hnluJl- ^Uiona under whirl, stuck, 'n o t ic k o k c l a im un men hko - puhNslii-d In Seminole Cuunt)".vFlo­ th« or a card will bring, informations lu tbs action of lb* Deniocratle of tb* Vot*«» RI Ik* Jun* Primary. no TION* 3373, H H„ AH A 11KN DHI) rida, la her, hy UcslKnaled as reiurl,j: holders who do nor *iq>ear upon thu books or the 11V T IIU ACT OF J A N U A R Y 57. no« Hpap«r In which t h * order Shull -MJ |EN^-Earn 317 doicn new Priced right, cash or terms. Ad' Parly on Jun* fth, 1039. My cam_________________ n. n. pBAR be published fur f o u r . eonsceullv* ibis. pulsh for till* office la In Hi* band* reiutti^/fn* w / ,old rloclt •" a r aprpns.. Experience unncces- dres* Clark'Brcwer Inc. Titusville, of ray friends tbroushout this * L'NITKD STATUS T )A ND OFFfCB. necks. < V Hitt nr .,U “ capacity Other than FOR TRW L g U H U T V R I YVItnrss V. K. Duuclaes, Clerk of rial in #rillc. Florida. March 37. Mno selling. Easy, steady work, Florida. Phono No. 40., coputy and w * solicit th* aupport I hereby anuuuuc* toy candidacy a flam h a ^ 'i r ,ld# O W n e r- «»"> rill* the sutd (Tlrcult Court, and thu of totty" ■ ■ and rote* of the propl* In lb* for Uu- LeklelafuVe (Oruup 1) suli- that anu .. *u H» btllev* at any utbfr person, association ^ j Addressed envelope Notice I* hereby Riven that Clark flclut acal thereof, thin 31*1.day of com Ihr Democratic Primary elec Jecl to the will of the voter* of K«m. 'm ° r? ° P , Vi0n " n5 ‘••‘ •reel dl- •Pools Un* filed In tnla office an a p ­ March A, D.„I*S* tlon. If Iha-peopl* s c * ' I I I ' t u clrctj Iru.lr t'uunt). hi th* primary tu "to V:c; , Goshen Dfess, Gosh- 27— Money l o Loan 1 v » * aV p1* ‘ , rvet or Indirect in tho said stock plication under section 5375. Revised me lu this -office 1 will give them held un June S. ) » t l . .**1 V. I! DOCHI.AHS C L U R K . Mtu tut cs. an amended hr th* act. uf sn efficient, effective and economic­ . _________________ . Mortgage Loans XL, M.- LORD. .............................................. UY A. 31'. Weeks D. C January 37, 1933 fur the followlnu al administration 4HUAI.) IN Ifl jM W IES: Good pay for plain mach- m Improved residence and business lamia: 8AMU1CL A. U YVILKlNiJON”. TO T in t VOTBRli u r kBMINOLkf e s t s , i r ? i ; ; k. " N W I I of S K t -l See. a. T. |3 property. COUNTT. r C»sy. spare time. No 1 K, U S3 U : NW'1-I of s w t t .Mll. 0^ W distributed. M.courh the i-oit a r « v » sc.NXTon t e|»|. tj aniuiunr* that ,|. am a NOTII H OF HIDK ON Baldwin Mortgage Co., E-SB '3 * fr >ig. Stamped \eqi-elope brings ttec. 5*. T. YJ F.. R. 31 U i N’ KI-t I bvreby niinounc* as a candidal* can.lldale fur re-election to l b * of­ iiiMivw ur oilier ti Ipi , i w n;i 14 *.uihL A N D C L I M H I N U of NYVW4 See. ' 14. T. 19 S.. It. I* succeed myself a * Ksnator from fice of Couuty Commissioner from See our local Cfunsel, ,Hc ,!,,, ',, u|hv pra. iculars. Ag- c Dress Co., Tcriir Kculi-d hid* will he received utt. 51 If,; and Hl-S of Lot II lor I * ' ” riiow,,spovt I* Sflh Senatorial district com- District.-No- 3, subject to the. deMl) Annex llclbjlng, Philadelphia, S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Florida. tbs two o'clock on the afternoon t-f ft IVI. I of H 'V l . l t Hue. C. T. 1* ^ In fur mmi ion rctiulrcii nesrd ut Hetrlnol* Crevard Conn- clslon of lb * voters In I'.t* Demo- f» ni Saturday, April II. 1931, tor clear It" . F . It. 32 hi:. Tallahassee Merldties subject to the Democratic crutlc Prlirary tp La held on June from dull, publications onlj-.) in* new Paula school »ltc. All bids ' Ian . . Political Adretlaementa primary to b* held June att.. u : f tilt. A- D- ipsa. should be accumpanlrd by a 'certi­ 1 Nwoiti to and Mih'fVlbrd1^ . All persous claim llm the land adIf electrd t promt** ( • v-ontlpu* ' '__________ F R A N K E V A N S , fOMEN:—Earn extra money sewverrely or dvelrlntt lo ahow u tu fied check In the *um of Twentyto work for lb * best I ' rou JcsricB o p p k a c b •t Interest of Ike A>ril " m i 5j-' :n ‘ <U> or he mineral In character will ho * 1district and > Inv vtl* r»ti lo my , 5_ *P*r* time. No selling .ExDISTRICT BO.. 4 * — i i*oii t a * a a n K M o n ” ., . .* . I'd# but J , Ti-olt. r low«d until May IS. l ‘J3t, to file In T. VV. lutwton. t'ourl House. Kanfor-l. j Impgultpt 1erDls-| I w|ib In anaeuo** my candidacy hereby Mnnoutic* my candidacy record ou such II 2 e stamp or( Jus Florida For spccIfli-MtliMi-t o f work tire of Ptsaep of District No. tlnrt aa Knud road*, ocmmrvall'/* of fur Ik* offtes e f Tax Aaaaaeor of N s.f“ r>Fl ,r,,\ ‘ ‘la Slats this nt (Ice their nhjectloni to Ike rail on Mr. 3 1 . Hanson, school fruit-**1 MorMu nl )*anrf. (il\ Issuance nf lmlenl under tit* afuie■'-*Materials •up- .. subject In thr drclalon of th* vol. nur natural iesou:c*a. reduction of! Rsit.lnule County, > u b ja c t lo tb* ( Oak And Third |e,-. Pnola. Florida. ®#1•* »>plr>/« l»i*r, f». eald application In Hte Democratic Priamrv lo elat* tax** *ad J . w t win . f th* - v otfr*- '(a U e J ob * Priscilla sjw T. 'tv, 1 -AWTON. 'ir.tUiriK C. I'llllM. *5*'! u £ L l ih* auppur: of all lo.'kl 11 *m »crals . 1 iq i . m >. , . I i Ti.l.l .-n June tth, A. D. list. Hupl. Public Insti urtl'-iv »t«t Co.; t h l a L) ,, , Conn. liefD leri i M. C I U F F E H j . /. P A R H i a n j o * , p. c m r n s N p * * . Columns. And then it wasn’t long before I found just 1 * * . * ** i i *% Wii{$w«"£sr"tx Wo1 .;'i.SAW ; « at... |f. c. A “Blowout’^ is ,aU right now and then if you arc . sp ea^' ing: socially* But it is not a pleasant thought to flweU 1 1 on if you refer your tires. Fisk Tires and our tir* service will relieve I f # you of worry a n d ] 1 distress experien- 1 I ced from neglected “P an 1 [ Out” at inconven^ 1 ient times a n d 1 I ; tires that places. i “ T i m e to R e t i r e " By Fisk .1 Wheeless & Welsh 5W f . •l V, * -•’ Ara I "• s • - * ■ . •' ^ .M -^ 4 1 ' + S*A. ' ■ - Q. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 07, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 07, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1411ca16c285274e566eba9ecc36b8d5.pdf 326676a157c4653f7a14cefe8c4ddfaf PDF Text Text Vv vt -- ' ' . , ■ .• . THE W EATH ER VO PR NEW SPAPER 1 ‘artly cloudy; with sho-rer* in' imYth jmrtion tonight: Saturday Published In F lo rld n ’B H e n ri, t h e W o rld ’s G re a tes t Sectlon.Ita R ic h e s t G arden Lan d Vegetable chower*. • — ----------- :------------------- ‘------r - \ N U M B E R 178 Police Fail To Find Any Trace Of Girl EXPENSE LISTS Coittniission Reduces Expenditures F o r Every Department Sdve Fire Chief’s Tax Shortage Is Cause Of Action Shut Public Library And Order Closing Of City Golf Links NEW ORLEANS, April <5.— (IN S )—I4ollCC today had failed to find any trace of Thelma Donnellan, 17. business college student, who disappeared from the steps of St. Francis Church Thursday night just before sev­ en oVlock services. The girl's disappearance was not learned until today when her parents told police she telephoned them that she was being held prisoner. •“ Mama, Mama," cried Thelma over the telephone, her parent* said. “ Where are you. Thelma," her mother asked. "They won't let me tell. They’ll kill me if 1 try to," was the girl’s reply. Then she hung up the receiver. No further word has been recei­ ved from her. many TRY TO SOLVE RADIO GRIEFS Behalf O f His ------- SPEAKS TONIGHT Rrondcusting System Put lin d er X -R a y A g a in AsFotleral Com m ission A sk s A d v lc e O f G overn m en t D epartm ents • .• ----l--.' - Many Changes Jlave Resulted In Chaos Body* P lan s T o R eallocate By N ol E lim in a tin g Distant Reception F o r L is te n e r* AGENTS PROBE PRIVATE LIVES Candidacy OF VENIREMAN Dr. Fon« A. Ilnthnwny. Chair man Of the state Hoad popartment and one of the state s lead­ ing candidates f"r the governors office at Tallahassee, tonight: will ipake his hid for the favor of the citizens of Seminole County in a speech to he delivered In the audi­ torium o f the City llall. Ih'tter ! than ,<500 pesons are expected to . ih«;ar __ I,:. m *..1L him talk,l«L hisfrinniL friendshct*!’ 1»Plieve. Sanford citizens are hoping to hear the .road department chair­ man's rcplS* to tiie charges of waste, extravagance and "un­ healthy condition" hurled at the candidate and the state road depart­ ment here a little over a week ago l.y |loyle Carlton, Tampa's cantlidale for thy.state’s highest office. G overn m en t Men A n d P riv a te D ete ctiv e s A r e Conducting E xh a u stive In q tlir y O fI’ rospects F o r T r ia l O f S in clair Conspiracy Case To * Begin Next Monday N o to rio u s M illion aire Head O f Oil F irm W ill Be T rie d On T ea Pot Dom e Oil Lease Soviet Women To..> ,■ Form Battalion MOSCOW, Apr. ft.— (IN S )— A new “ battalion o f death." com­ posed of women, will he form­ ed to fight uodor the Red Flag, if wnf breaks* nut between any of the “ capitalistic power*" and tl„> Soviet Union. Compulsory military drill for co-eds in hign schools and universities of Sov­ iet Russia will he started gradunity after the Spring recess, it was teamed today.-The experin .-nt will hi* trieil first in 57 tt lnods wbeiv>girls»are ,ftuw vol­ untarily learning tbo aft of war. drilling *id»* hj- side with youths. Girl fncttt-y. worker* iitul clerks may even nowJbc reen•IVillitiLf with men uftef •work­ ing hours. In caps -ami-‘leather ,-onts and with »IftoA stung over tlu-ir shoulder*, it Is difficult to distinguish the sexes. Democratic Chiefs Be­ lieve New YorkGov-* ernoir Will Get The * 7.‘i4 Votes Needed rl Others Minimize - Recent Progress Declare States Which Have Acted Constitute Friendly Area WASHINGTON. Apr. f>. * INS) Federal agents and private de­ tectives today were completing an i ii n a i n I I I '' A ^ A S H IJ IG T O N .^ A p r. 6 . exhaustive inquiiy into the private R A H , R O A D H I j A U o " ( i*NTS) — D em bcrnt,c ,cadcr* |IV(.„ ,,f ihe rir.O men and worn* " I l f , o m e nnvlntislv wh an xiou sly following* fo llo w in g who ‘ tin’s campaigned consistently from almilu, xv!iont the jury w ill' w G o v ..A l w ith ith pad pad and and .pencil .pcnc against Hathaway. • M C.|(.,,t. ,| ft try Harry F. Sinclair, S m ith ’s p ro gress th rou gh th e Tiie road chairman will tie in- l„,ujn|l|,il,. „j| mnvnule nail sport v t reduced by Mayor E. K Houslu.Nl- Monday for’ criminal lions thus fnr hold estimated In,Ide,. and ihe meettiiB will lie pre• , si,I,....... by R. J. Holly. Other « oiisplnn-v t« defraud the govnu . 11rainy thnt if he enn ainintain local citizens and political loaders ment of the Teapot Dune naval ">l Transpurtution System \ nj-; his present puce htv will get nre expected to occupy the stage reserve. iieil At From F iv e In IHHiD v o tes necessary to This investigation ha dto tic, with lions Am i O p era tin g O v er will, the candidate Dr. Hathaway the nature of 1 1*,- employment ot nominate him for the Presidency oO.IMIO M iles Is Disclosed was scheduled t" arrive lieie nluiut at Hmisfon, inch of the veniremen and thcii |r.f,i>n lodhy and is ex)*eeted to families; their religious hrln-fs and Some of ilicni »lo not bolieva N FAY YORK, Apr. *'. tlN S l spend life afternoon.in conference fraternal at filial eui ; whether or Regnntp.ng into a four-trunk hue Smith eat, maintain the rate of with hi* local political Iriciul*. not they wm, oil -tuck; then gen ryt.iem of rnilmnd worth from S.>, progress he lias this fur made, 't r e e I m a ^ n m .,r a n d ^ t n - e l *b- M * '» ! • » « « « ' 'l" rl" ‘: .................... . wave lengths, shift- Carlton. He will *P*'.*k :*• «l«e <'liy Police deportment lie spoke before’ I.1"<0 U lit,/.ell- era I reputation . air! a -coir -imo.umi.tlOU to #iu.n0 l»,»0 ii,i»tin and ,__ _ and division • t broad 1 1,1,11 the coming Presidential campaign in powci partment were the first to suffer pointing out that mozt o f the state* in Orlando Inst night, and .n«aid­ other point*. , operating mate op< rating m n e than 1*11,0011 n,U<'S will he dismissed from tint service. Casting time resulting io constant the tightening up " f appropriat* which have already acted constitute ing to his friends, made reply to l ie . goveniiitenl'< invertigntiaii of trm-kngc. was repurted today tu {nan when the routiiiissioiiers mov- Assistunt Secretary of the Treas­ confusion and misery for the listCm lion’s charges. He Was intro­ ,S being coiidneleif thnmgh mtpiu v have been agreed upon hy powvrful very friend1/ territory. Others 'e d to save ff*U» a month in Hie ury Seymour I.owman, in charge >f eiier. duced there l>y Colonel George • of the employ >l • l the jiirv panel. | ituli-.ciil exei-titive- after a xenon however, believe he can and dtu first and »dt)n a limnlli in the se- dry operations aunuiuieed today. The eoiiiioissioli today tool; un­ |,>-liml el'.srrl | .lidutsntt, preside,, of the Orlando ||,o defense met hulls im- "»t ,,f niecllo*?* hi Id figures to substantiate their claims. Strict orders have been issued der consideration several plnn* ond. Yesterday every oilier deJ . _ . _ ^ a ( 'I,amber o f Commerce, lie is re­ known, Imt •> •-• undcrsloc d tl>e door* m this city. partment fell a victim to the ex- j t„ administrators warning them The aw.ee.meat was rcm-hwl only »ny event. Gov Sm th today which the iv-diatrihut ion clause of ported to have received “ uproaious work beucg .lone «-uhei bv nue fire ||ol „„|y „ f rest riot ions ngnlnst pi-nse eiittinir cutting knife except the t applause" upon the presentation of the iminv pnvate tl. t• »•*•- win* nf;,, „ ,hr.-nt. ned break between has 2 4R delegates either pledged o r department, which the « nmmlssionplaying polities" issued hy the the new radio net may he admin­ 1 „ree spousal ,.l a fifth ! instructed for him—with twohis road, school ,,,,u and 1taxation . t-rve lo* al law \ ,-i » «•* b> .< >rc*li- 1 1 istrred without eliminating long- 1 ______ W,f ,,1 H r,,n"^ ers decided could mil sefely Ire re­ Treasury, hut similar regulations istered nil. I.etween Fast ami West. |thirds of the country yet to ha picul I* itgi-tn >. Closes F ift h W eek I'1" '* " '" . ;«..d he was f „ duced" by n single man. on till- subject laid down hy the distance reception am, at ................ . railroad o ff rials who lav Jheard from. This is sever mor« ,1 h\ ............. l- being e Spectacular z\nd | "•'• *rupted hy applause w hilr deThe da|e of execution of the Civil Service Commission, under time giving each section of ilm| ( ) jrank system. The Votes than he hnd on the firyt bal u,,,nun ul |,,,f |, l,ur already *- >n* 'I'tirlm leni A c t lv it v Stock fending lus record as chan Commission's orders was set at which the dry machine operates. country. an equitable disliilmlio, l ,euk wa* averted l*y Otto H lot at Madison Square Garden fou< • 1 1 **i . . . .1 . 1. . .. r .. » I .l.hft..ftft.#ftftt..t«i XlarUet _t —i 'IS *E c e rW itm *.8. . r.t*tl the State mud department ,|c, a ^ix tmuitl, sentmi. i i *"•. Difficulties are expected to be <0f stations, April If* because of the mayo* s gain, a member , f Kahn, t.oeti amt' years ago. • , l-'ollowing Ilis speech here In tempt nf i "llH . ,- a iv-u t I..»lit- , action extending the time limit for met in carrying out the orders, j plans for reallocations conlemt,y> bankers fur I -.ml j The 248 votes already pledged NR\Y YORK, Apr. • t’ NSl nigiu he is acheduled t" «-**nt nine ,),* llm ns laterliv, Agi-m• paying ta-.es without penalty. It, since many agents and subordinate plate the setting up of national. I „r instructed for Smith come from hi- |i op- ,1 -yslciit. 1 |,v the middle of the month n tsu: officials owe their original appoint- J regional and local groups of *tu- When the closing gm.g of the . ew In- euinpaigll ill I’alall.a toim'imw -iia,b>w ihe nil \ *Iin* -nt.u.I i.illn- and thirteen states and territories that i.tiatKiiis tiail apparent \t'l -i i . . percentage, _____nf I'tVOX ■ ficient of taxes \s I |nPntw t„ political barkers. The l » - , lion, of probable maximum power * York Stock F.xi liange sounded at night. Friends here had not been jginal untispirn* \ O iullu lv t.u' I Kalin railed another either through primaries or stato |b, ,li ■ paid In the econftmy measure * |.JX rlun,)lli|rn will he the first in , of gti.uim.fiiMl and 1"«> watts I h • lliii i* mVIih 1* tu* » luu ‘Biy, *1 ».mi advised this ninrning whethe, >u Justice F. I- 8 nh *ms. < ,| whirl! the agreement conventions have expressed their j* nay ),<, puiliully alwntdoned, th»* w|tich u flat ban has hemi placed *, hnnncls upon whieh these group ■I, wii the curt a a on the end of the imt I,,- would spend the night n* tiie* nipieme •••u*t. ha- 1,1. I O it w .< i i. lied It was sa il on seen*- Democratic Presidential preference. I b • gU\ it lr< * im-y , luulnwin , I on political activity of dry agents.' of stations will nycinle at, n, l«- lifth week of the limsl speetiu uhu Sanford. comndssioh luJicated in * * i , edible authority thut the They are: Ariwma, Idaho, Louis* d, 6 :il , ronu-at or ttie •t»-1 » a** Anti-political ^egulatiuns drawn e<h>ally apportioned among the and turbulent Stock market ever .. The commissioners,-ranged fa* I l,'0 , nils for four trunk lines, and ana. Maine, Michigan, Minneaotii, ill |,(. gi-i at uii fa ally i" to cm. u |,y Commissioner J. M. Doran five radio tones, , ; me. and thut the plan as fiu- New Hampshire, New YorV7Nor0r atfd.wlne in thfi*; l*atUe to •ive iiiei*.inid w uien fbeing pgid from Und approved hy Fc*i<-utnry Mellon' From thlity lo fifty national presented was satisfactory to Dakota, Wisconsin, Alaska, Phil down R.He yUrtdie heitj lit ot la­ I For the most imrl. the violent Mondnv' Irml -\s , Under the plana. It is under* ippines. and the A’ irgin Islands. ’W ar city -.iwnWYy.r - W y "httue'dw . (.Mp. -An ofnccr'kliall not ufit- eluinneD. thirty six to fifty six channels and four local u p r isin g in stock pi ces, wliieti ml0 , 1 mis)iml. ii i> i ..'onion know expens^sof <1. I.orees Delaware and Hud* At the liigh |xdnt o f his strength n, 'the |nv x a jmisw - maintaining street ... ilis official authority or influence rrglonnl ledge among the Vcl. Il .nil'll Do R ig h t s and u flJr a conference with to coerce the political activity of elhanni'ln nif 4*onslueriMl HkC’U. ded about three lulli.01 tbdlui , t" •io ,- a-«uied I., m yess to the in Madison Square Garden four On the chared channels f«u tinI I'll up f.O I I ih e valuation o f the ou tstand ing j llli* )iir\ will be I' W Clyde Byrd, loco?.manager of the any person or holly. U. I veara ago, on the 7Gth and 77th national stations there would In­ slo c k s o f tw o hundred nr mure ilnratfton .1' ihe 1 1 ial. IM'I* •\itiiti' • Florida Power & l > l » t ( ompany. 'I tie agio. in. til u.aik.s n 1""^ ( ballots when he polled 3<17 and 3CR “ This rule may lie or violated vaonreo hy ■•> sllltlon wav,. llength, eg A m e ric an cer| on iU oiis w a s iisliererl | SEWARD, Ala-ha, Api Ii ., month \! -ftf *tf i Im'Iii mi«* vp from which the city buys it* l'u: * o w n i n g , editing «r managing a pol • lep lor*.aid i 'Ward consolidation. I these same thirteen states , x dialing I null in uti''eriiiniiit«ns>.i and i.imstint.* ( IN S )— Delayed b> « loudy weali, ed I" tell t hi « ')*iul t It* > ICo In - i1 in f ti lines, |mr^t lull »t iliun inul their territories gave Smith rent, decided t» cut down while­ itical publieation; hy becoming a f ihe hut A (In the rcgi 'iial and I"* »l <linn- tii.U'ly, without the sounding of* er, Captain George II. Wilkin., Wlip I lint IKt’il 11 tImt lin- » (Gil—vn1)'wit way lighilhg and t«* snap " f f all candidate fm political office; l>y Oil ipIMIOII HI I lo i DIO 1-2 votes. Consequently tlio nrls several asuigimuiil* would ■ Ii,,. (itrsiii which usuallx heralds noted Austinlilin explorer, .mil ln- would disqualify Gi, m H"iu - "m g ra Ii mid ys*•* ill tvoh havk* Im' cii New York Governor hus made a street lights uflor midnight _«n.l accepting or holding a position on made in each zone. Dua ppio art, ol tiie hull eidiolt>. p,lot, Carl Elelsnll. weir IndaV a Select no* " f a mi . al— " ill maik x. i eking on for month* ha- tieen | possibly altogether on- moonligh' u political committer' or by holding (if K- ( -o vntes over his 1 0 2 1 Rarllo romiiiissiniiers are hope Ii ml. m hiev.-d. Ttie InGi -tat. < inmene • jfttrft-ntrth in the same territorj’. A- a imitlei of fa rt, tiie !•»»11 nights. political office t<> which he was up fill that iisaigiinients may tie so ai movement <d Mar. lj*28 wkm pro1, I waiting a favnriilile oppnrtunity lo the fusl I* gal battle •■! »«* in take o ff at Point Harrow on the Sexeial nii'litk- ag". '•"• They threatened for a time dur­ pointed or elected prior to °r since Commi-'.im. m..-l p."- mi the final | ft ratio „ f progress—tf Ii lo make possible tin iniol- aldy not Ion n n \\ at. l U l e r t . Imt • ft 1. ........I, , 1. I I l u l l ~ . . , in *m *1 I km ing. the meeting to close the pub­ Ids employment and t lie heat mg> I" "hahly ! f Ru nmintllinPj in u,e stntcs stilt in the prohibition laneous operation ot. from 2 It* *•> ,„ the counsel ehullibers e f t h e , o f ­ eontuinplat.'d aerial expedition nvet •f the Supi <nip < the North Pole to Spitxhelgen fott to speed up lillgnlioli. adopted would require - \ months. The to act—would bp sufficient to send lic library entirely but finally de­ 2 7 0 stations. I Inns call for sionil- ficials o f one ,,f A m e ric a '* gr e a te st A two day silence, during whieh (| p0 |i,-y under wliirh the piv-iding minority stockholder* must Im> giv the New York Governor over the cided to cut down the payroll by service. An officer who spends a portion taneous broadcasting by from -'to •" i,V,|u«trial pioduiers, the General pp.it unity i *i i.->»*• object ions i|dtl Ittill 11\ to In l-ai.M il was enujeetured that Captain j„dge alone •|tte*ti'UPi xeiiireinen t»* (•t,ai | dismissing the librarian and dos­ of his time in talking polities is neg­ top ut Houston. His opponents, 50 national stations, 5*0 t<> I I " re Motors Corpmaton. The-e offieiuls, Wilkin* and his pilot m ight'have |h,.v , n„„. j„ i„ me box t ip p in g t v F if f lh$*\ huvo any to however, nre not willing to concede ing the library building ev^fy^night lecting his work and engaging in gional and I OH local stations. knowing full well the effect of a * already lauiiehed the hazardous ai.- coull„«.| ma\ petition the judge l" make, ami the int ivslx of Individ’ that the pace enn he maintained except Saturday when it will re­ Assignment of channels to *tat. . |a|.B|, buying mnveitieni di the political activity, which will »'it be journey over the frozen polar wasmU ,.| ‘rtain questions, hut ever* ,..u-and . ooiiuuuitie* inuM lie glv i main open ftn hour or two. put n ’nmn *|u» r, ............ throughout the txvo-third* o f the will he made mi a population ha- |st( ( l> )|f curp"vatinn, never- , tnleratcii hy the bureau." ten# wiih broken by u radio nu*Hhiijje , |h|njr lH |t.ft X\ith the iliM-reti.oi of t „ ron^nl -rulion. They cut from the budget all states and territories still to act.. si*. One plan provides distribution |l h l ,|liIl8 ^ftermined to g " »«$•» i i l.orce's fifllrtrunk line plan xt-n s from the famous explorer received future appropriations for the the lieiu'h. The gains that Smith has chalk­ of the national channels to he us- (h ( |mll'.pt tll purchase a Idoek of Simla.. ** dot me.I nt a meet ng on Wwineslit tiie army wireless station lieie. George Hnitecr. " f Fernald-I-aughton Hospital, which fnled up in these states provide an In* ed hy high power stations a* 200,000 shares of the Common if The message stated that the <kx Conn el. plum l" rh:dle..ge tl. leg dux when Du lVnusylvnnia Rail tercsting study for the political had been receiving aid at the rate t lows: stock «,f General Moto/s. in ">dcr | road definit* lx withdrew its mp* at Point Harrow had become over ality uf this .ule of $2,000 a year. They ordered the A s calculators. Comparing the pledges New Yolk and California to i-ounil out the r holdings lor e IKirt to that pcopoft tion. The Pen*,;,1ary of Mrs. Helen Morse, citv - \ geea> disadvantage will he tisylvaniu, lu x\ex i r, does support und instructions of the thirteen each, Pennsylvania 3. Ohio. Tcxn*, |Diemselves and the thousands of hung with clouds. Inning Captain Wilkins to postpone the take off impo-e.l on It ith -ides. Imt port lea und county welfare worker, discon- 1 Illinois two each, MasMuhusett- , employes nf the company. the four 11 imk -ystem whieh event* states and territories that have tinned ns fnr as the city is concern­ New Jersey, Michigan. N'oith ('inBuying of the stack hegan "t* yesterday. If the ch ild* depart, the I n i |y Ol, the defense, if xxe uie n»l unify i'ccaine neeeptalde to I.oree. thus fur acted in his behalf thla ed. She had been paid $1,500 hy the Crashing together al ttie corner olinn, Georgia, Alalinmn, Tennes­ Mar. third, and the first clay's *.'l- mesasge said the take o ff max la permiltril t,. question the jurymen I..... . h.ul planned a line to llu* year lie has made the following city and $1,500 by the county. They Twelfth Street und Palmetto Avc see, Indiana, Wisconsin, Missouri. jvities boosted the stock 8 P" made today. directly." In; S'*1,1 *• ■•“ >- •Ut.U West (the lit th trunk) to h form gains over his 1924 votes as shown ulso stopped all the appropriation* nue shortly after 1 o'clock Ibis nf- Minnesota, Colorado and Washing- 1 t„ 143. It was nut unt*l afte* the , ,1 tu the Wahash Knilivay. the j In the 77th (high point) tabulation: _ . . ,, . . we can put uut txxn que tion.for charity. ^ i„. ,.i ,i. ..u. pei. mi Huffalo, Rot hv-ti-r und Pittsburgh Arizona, fi; IdahorS; Louisana, 2ft; ternoon, two care, one driven by ton one each. The District of Col- whole 200,001* had been acqii.icd London 1 ypist rvwmis i wil, The three, commissioners, K. r. This un,l Die Delaw’ari' and Hudson, or Maine, 7 1*2; Michigan, 10 1 ll.nl the puluh wil* i.fql.n ."ed Mrs. R. B. Wright and the other liy uintiin would also have one. Strait Ol* Gibraltar »•»> *».n iim tg . m i.ii.ge..D y Ilnusholder, 8 . O. Chose and Frank Mrs. W. T. Wnnsley. were practiWhile modification is almost cer­ with the details, and tiie slm-h " a s new pi net ice i- •ig" * '- 1 all existne: ^,|t,.ril ,, velx', tiie Lehigh Valley. Minnesota. 9) New Hampshire, 4 I- Miller, unanimously decided to . „ hux and I inti nil to tig " its **1*.. •(-,, , ..nimet the Huffalu, Rochester 1-2; New York, 2; North Dakota, rally demolished and the drivers tain this plan probably will form felling arm.ml 105. forfeit their own salnries until the slightly injured. After nn invest* the working l*asi,s for ussig.inieni I -While this important incident C E U T A . MOROCCO. 'd , . it/, pliration m Da coining case vigor | 1 'iitsluirgh xxith the Delaware 5; Wisconsin, 3; Alaska, t; Phil­ city can affoiM to pay them again. ( I N S ) — Miss M i l l edes gulion. Chief of Police K»y W il­ of frequencies to the nutionul sta |was without doubt tin opening gun KmIuv ously " . ami Hudson,-l.uree nt one.time had ippines, 3; Virgin Ixlunds, 2. f*ity Attorney George A. DeCottcs, l.iilillnli's ty pist-sw iiiiio Ow'en .i Rol'ert, spe* iiil feileial „ „ ngreeim nt fur trackage rights liams placed the blame neither tion*. The total number of station* |(1 ( |lt, ^i,1 ti hull nunket of Mat — Four of these delegations arc en­ who attended the meeting, volun­ to Ik1 assigned under any of the yy|*r., 11*28, it xvas l>> on mean- the holds the distinction " f being tin „il , ,nsisulor, on the other hand ' wit)| Pennsylvania. Imt this no tirely new to the Smith banner. In . first swimmer to sueecssfully nuv tarily cMt his own salary from $000 driver. longer exist*. (,ivnt> the proeedtirr Mrs. Wnnsley was going south plans depends upon the time divi- i nl0!lt important. 1924, ut his peak point, he received , „ , •■ to $500 u f * r. sion required. Designation of th Accumulating evidence i" » re­ ignte the Strait of Gibraltar. mi votes from Arizona, Idaho, l«ou* on Palmetto and Mrs. Wright was Undaunted hy six p.ev.o.u fail; "1/ " ill speed things up. lie *m The cominfssioncrs also chopped elnsi. of stations will he determined action in America bus nes* follow W INS ST V\ going west on Twelfth when the tsiana, nr the Virgin Islands. (Continued on page « ) by power and quality of perform- ing almost immediately "*• U*e tires, the girl swi.nn.ee entered “ At the lint trial. Hoover P "‘ "*• _______ ___ $ crash occurred. Mrs. Wnnsley * the water at Tirifa. 'Spa u al 7:50 every veniremen the same perl urn heels of the uiipiufitalde yea* for nitre. • FPKINGFlFd.D, 1 1 1 ., Apr. ft. POLICE SEEK CASHIER car swerved from thg impact ****** IHHUKH W ARNING morning and lury questions that the g tveriiment ... . many industries tu 1927. had grad­ o'clock yesterday crashed into a light pule, Jarring reached the shore at I'uotii Leonu, .pj, „ud that alone proliahly added M NM Di- Anmnli^ KmigpUi af ually erjlstdlixed bearish senlnnelit W ASHINGTON, Apr. 0 .— (IN S ) t V intersection ilghl from It" P A I.A TK A , Fla., Apr. <). (IN S ) Sanish Morocco, tt 9 "Vloek hist |,, ,|nv „ r two to the trial. I have t It cagu seiiteneei to die ‘ in the in tiie financial distret. and whole­ po st ions ffor |ir0 pnr*d thirteen questions » r [j-el-ett ie ehnir in Cook County for — Police"tod<iy were seeking E. J. —The weather bureau toduy order­ fastenings. sale *lu.rt selling nf the mdq-trial n i g h t . Aided hy favmable CurrenU submission m Uu* henel, which, in ; “ »,* death Of u young girl upon Bohannon, 28, missing cashier o f Mrs. Wnnsley was slightly cut stock leader* had been indulged in, anil inderatejy tempeud water, the ed storm signals displayed front every material whom he is alleged to huvo por­ the hank at Crescent City, noar girl crossed the 27 mile *t retell of ......... about the fuee by flying an '1 nut ftnly in Wall Street, hut in ter. .ted a eriminal operation, today here;, following his disappearance Pensacola to Tampn, Flu., because was ^ ^ taken Wl„, „ to ........... ......... . her home by n P »»*c r .nnst ot the s|Kvulutixe. . enters water in thirteen lioins und twett. f nl>j«>c-t relevant to inquiry." in a stay of execution when the yesterday v hilc the state bank ex­ of a "secondary" disturbance S)u, vs0h driving u Chevrolet ty minutes. Iloover* fight probably will through out the country. • u us I ftOTpientu court allowed hint u writ aminer was poring over the hooka. the Louisiana!! const. moving t ^ ; , , Mrs. Wright was shocked by The Rotary Club won its first ll„,ng om*. «b>' error und supersedeas. Bohannon was cashier o f the bank only last week in north* eastward causing strong the smash. She was given i\r*taU round match ngaimt the Kiwanis lo(Kl Menaces menaces ivicu Flood Rich challenged Gang ljcadcr To Die eoureo «'f a mnnslaugliter case and Club yesterday, 0 to 3, in the Civir southenat wind, this afternoon and coach. ' -I Club Golf tournament on the San­ For Slaying Mayor TehnL’ssee Farmland the presiding judge upheld it tonight. ford Country Club links. LeRoy MEMPHIS, Tern... Apr heat Amos, Pulcstmi heat Powell SPRINGFIELD, ill.. A p r, d .~ und Epps beut Myers for the Ro­ (IN S )—Charloy Birger, fo.mpr (IN.S)-'-Thousnnd* «»f acres tary and Hutchinson heat Stevens leader of an outlaw gang »" South* uqble farmlands w!H !*• under wut r . the . u. only ,..,t., win Dio Kiwanis Kiwanis cm Illinois, Unlay lo>t Otiottwr er by tonight In the White and f,,r win in in the n AVTfiN A DEACIi YORK,Fifty Al»r.members < l.-t(!N B _ Of mud of hUi fight t‘» escape the gal­ Spring River valleys lit Arkansas. DAYTONA HfcAi.It. Fla llu.,* Apr. .»t t NEW -------of)rr the|<Uk. Union column. *. • *. . , Next week the Rotnriun* are lows when the supreme court da­ 'About 4 ,0 0 0 acres have already it— With tlnrDnytoim Beach oreim Elaborate preparation* are being *• , ' „ v " , r.u. condition J. M.' made Unlay r.T the funeral «>t. gue Club, including El.hu Root. been flooded hy the r »ing waters. scheduled to meet the Chamber of llied his motion for a reheuringCAMDBIDUE, Apr. » • The high court at the Fcl*. term Rain has been falling steadily for Wh e Fh.rida horn Philudelphii..., Chaunccy Mitchell Depew, di.ting will go to the church in a body* Commerce in the second round. The /rlcnds and relatives (IN S )— A VpecJai session of the nnd examining his roadsUT, which Chamber drew a bye in the first- aff rineil Birger's conviction and two days and farmers in many 'Vilti-ls to send driver Ray Keeclt Cuished statesman, financier and Depew was the third oldest member uX thy auJU- ..Uizho4*.-\Villiatu. -T«. Middlesex County grand Jury was the prosecution said he had cleun- The teams will he matches us fol­ deuth sentence in Franklin Couuty sections urc moving put the.r live­ lifter ihe world'>. uuLu. speed record l roil mod uxtxuUve wlu* died at Lua Manning, Bishop Ernest M. Stlnn* stock)*. J— of 207 milt * nn hour iirhl* Triplex j home early yesterday in hb* ninety called today to he.**r evidence in ed with chlorldf of lime. A burned lows: Moiling (C of C.) vs LeRoy and unless executive clemency-is and the Rev. Rolin H. Brooks will Bnteayillc, Cotters, Newport ami cantp in N'aiick was searched with- (Rotary), Pittman (C of C > ve extended, Birger will- mouht the car Saturday afternoon. j f ° l,rlh yr* r': . , , ,, the case o f Fjredfcrtek Hinman Black Ris k are In dongcr of l*eipg .N*. charge will «>e made for w i f i huneral services will be held to officiate at the rtiigiuo* rites. Epps (Rotary), Whltn/»r (C of C.) .caffold at Benton Friday, Apr. 13 By order of Governor Alfred R» flondrtl. The local weather bureau Rnowlton, Jr, youn*; Fromltiqham ‘ V K 5 nnooro. me i" cm i «*«*••*• m i,| the i.eliet tu.rn.w morning at 10:30 o’clock ly . . I « r . •> v> Pulcston (Rotary) and Dean (C nod pay with his life for the mur, ih ,|mt the 1500 at St. Thomas' Church, on Fifth Smith, the flags of New York der of Mayor Joe Adums of West however, said thut the Mistls»lppi (|f ' business man, ’mcr Jred of the bru­ v^st Cambridge Juil. Young Kn0'V 0/ C.) va Stevens (Rotary). which went on u rampage last horsepower Triplex will negotiate Avenue. Burial will be at Peckikdl, State's public buildings wer*- at tal slaying of Miss .Jurguei.ic U- . -hnWMi no concern over his . Today the legion team und the City, 1(1. half-mast today, as were the flag* r Spring will be affectrel very little, nt least 225 miles an hour. Frank N. Y.. the homo of his youth. ahe'lo Stewart, teacher-supervisor plight!* declaring hi. ‘ nn'.ccncc. Lions Club will begin their first on all the buildings in twelve state**und will be able to receive the EUROPE BACKS DAWES Ilis hc«t$*biwken wife, Mr*. round match. The players will be Lockhart American ch*»ph',v who 1 Numerous noUhlcs throughout of Beverly. . A of the New York Central Railroad. high water* of its tributaries sat­ With the evidence admitted by wu, injured in the Feb. trial* Is .the-East will attend the .erxiee. matches as follows: Chittenden Depew had served the railroad * . authorities to ire fUmsity circurnNEW YORK, Apr. fl.— (IN S )— isfactorily. (Legion) v* Markwood (Lions). „ pec„ a , . ..o - j.; aixtv-two years a» couas*l, pn stanilai, state officers spent the If European opinion had it* way, Herrings (Legion) va Connelly (L i­ new wt ____ FORT P IE M .K —$50,0C0 lime prior to the session accumu­ ons). Speaker (Legion) vs Stewart Vice President Charles G. Dawes wou^d'wln thc Republican nominat* I White City School building nearing week or tcu days liter. lating new evidence, searching for J Mrs. Dcpew al her homc here to- dim tore. % (Lions) and Chapman (Legion) vs tha murder weapon id camps and of his secret tsyata with the Bexer ion for President, completionBeyls iU on s). * ■ cottages in a wide area about the l7 teacher. v roadside spot In Concord where ' 'v, t .''-I;,' V: ’ ' ■ , . ' A * l - x . - 's., WASHINGTON, Apr. «. (INS* — Radio brondensting went under the x-ray ngnin today, preparatory to its semi-annual major operat- j Instituting a regime of inn. Ilroadcnsting experts from the tig h t-fis te d economy, the CiWar and Navy Departments, Bu­ tv Commission yesterday a f ­ reau of Standards and private in­ ternoon ordered reductions in dustry, met with the Federal Ra­ C ity exp en d itu res w hich, it' is * v/ u i n - m dio Commission nndestnrled a net* estim ated w i)l to tal-m o re than I ----ia l Issues Dc- diagnosis of the disease whieh has $“ 1 0 , 0 0 0 a yea r. T h e ir action T rea su ry O ffic i... .. k was th e im m ed iate resu lt o f | d a ra tio n T h at E v e ry Man kept radio in a constant state of Dr. Foils A. Hathaway, chairman i t he c it y ’s fa ilu re to collect On D rv Squad W ill Be hired f m ore than OH per cent o f th e , W hu'CakesSItlcslnCam paign heterodyne-fever foi I Itfee years. of the state mad department and A dozen times r.ulin lias been candidate for governor, who is ex­ 1027 taxes which became della-, auc.il April 1. The majority " f ., I WASHINGTON, ......... . , Apr . 0.— (IN F ) laid out for diagnosis and as many |)Pt.(W| tu answer eliurges mnde •*tlieir money-saving measures wil —I'roliitiitinn agents who partiei-1( | I1U, 9 has been nation wid.> 1gainst him a week ago-by Doyle FEDERAL AGENTS RECEIVE ORDERS TO SHUN POLITICS AGREE UPON HUGE! MERGER OF LINES VIOLENT TRADING OF STOCKS SETS ALL TIME RECORD ST...... “"'T.*’1'....!Noted Explorer Australia D e l a y s F l i g h t Over Foie Women Are Injured Autos Crash At 12th And Palmetto Rotary Club Wins Its First Round Of Civic Golf Matches , Grand Jury Will He ar Evidence On Accused Slayer Elaborate Prepared, ions Are Being W S s a m r d iy Made For Chaun cey Depew Funeral School Teacher ■ i f e t t y r s t a s r - ; it t ft-or'«**’**• ^ • -i-- �t — m m il T ill It. it i froth'ha? V n y jflw jd . up Apr. | tlon. Ih h fo opinion, /t. J g. YFHght •By police at various Rod fieadquar. ' fbr nine said morals cannot be legislated ters. lie urged that teaching chi!old W alter Colllna today _ SLM U VIM Into a people, ito -sald all Uw.vidren.to obey and resnect.the laws dragging 'thu Lincoln Park"!] mukt fit Uie times and good'laws, of the land was the greatest n»W E N tional defense need of America to* all times. when police . expretacd the .. . Judirc. Wright said h« tidluad day. that the boy, who has been nfa , Giarence D. Chamberlin, tmnB (CftBBiidSB^from-page 1 ) . i (Continued from page 1 ) Preceding Mr. Evsn* talk,* Mrs. the remedy for legislation inspired I 1 for nearly n mdnth. hnd lieen j ’ A tlantic flyer and noted through an n merohir o f the state nssenlhty repeated laughter and applause by gold was in the ballot. He said Annn M. DuForrest ond Mrs. W. froht the audlehCo with her tales the right to vote was sacred nnd E. Wntson-led the audience In tho of New York and ns SccreUry of out the world ns one o f the most nnped and murdered. The lao f Oriental merchants- as found In should be so exercised. In the jud­ repetition of tl>e ''Salute to thu State. skillful of the «lr men, hns been ncar t *'e c °IiiriB home. ,. ge's otiinion, the majority o f o ffi­ Flur.” Following Mr. Evans, Mrs. '> By D atfr'j. Walsh h pace. I f they teftly hare Infield the bazaars. In 1872, When he was 38 years retained by the United States Rub* ORLANDO— Florid* Public M - latvmatlonsi Nvw* Rcrvlce wcaknc«»e«, these will become mor< . One story concerned a high Brit­ ce-holders abu men and women A. M. Phillips sang a solo and then of ngf, ho ran for Lieut. Governor hen Company as a consultant in the ish General she took shopping to trying to Iiv4 up to their oaths to on encore after repeated applause development o f airplane tiros. i ‘ Hpvrts Editor. . vice Compnay offers to pur Apparent when Cnyler and Wllaon the basaar. She stopped at'a per­ from the audience. A fter Judge on the ' Liberal-Republican ticket the people. The Company has embarked' on Orlnndo Public utilities. N * W Y p R K , A p v S— I f * « 1 y decide, to step heck Into character fume seller’s and the merchants He praised the various civic and Wright’s address, the Lake Mary but was defeated. A few years he- nn airplane tire program which haH speed'could b,. mode to mean any* •This, the;- must inevitably do squirted the officer with nil kinds patriotic organizations for backing Orchestra played several select­ fore he had been confirmed United for its object tho development of work wil be tho use o f U.> thine more than It usually does, unless wo have misjudged then* .if perfume Then, the said the of­ ions, Miss Margaret Cowan gnvc thu defense program and .. , » ^ i , M ill U ' I I Mm Iday IH » W l'^ IU lir M iU Ifor WI States Minister to Japan but hod al'piano tires constructed on the plane Tires on the long tot. which l« approximately nothin*, those several yeni?. Nobody, foi* ficer went vent to a a to ffm w work tlu-y did In keeping.alive a recital, “ Your Flag and My most scientific lines and an active the United States he is not. declined the appointment, tbo New York Giant* and the Chi* example, could expert Cuyler'tr- found ... , hI* M t V r o t S f j i n d Flag," nnd Mrs. Julia Tackach sang sales effort to place them in a con­ Ing. This tour will take him tk, .ar Horn him us fmssllde.V M p |ntl^ . t„ M lhc meJnbors thp "Bceesilonar nnd encore. * j |He then become counsel for the spicuous position on the market. cry Statu in thfc Union. Hc will J —— caco Cub.;, would fitniro todav to maintain his crazy pnec of the first .Mho told of me«*tjng C o lo S c l", ^ A rr?rietrn i***lcin ’that »th« y . Mn..^ OvviiVs.' sjCccfi ’ jaat^H tht New York Central Railroad. His fourteen game.*, during which h < Joseph A. Fauchcr, anothor well vote a considerable part of hit | make a t’wd-club mrttter <*f the NoLaw'iTnie, pie kM year-idd b.nglish- j worp tht. ^nU,i<?rf. Who Itmdtf the jIom’J twp days in which lilic^spfliki* idiillty in railroad affairs won hint known flyer, hns bevn appointed to acquiring Hatn, nnd will L tional League event this season sfoivil no less .than twenty . twt n ^ f t ! world safe for democracy, r.nd Am- a number o f times in the s.'hools n high place in the world of trans­ Manager Airplane Tire Sales. • This pnir Is running riot through, nths. rct twrntyslx hits for rift?. nan in .close touch at all times with t jtifl In-fore various civic cljbs on portation. He became President of, Mr. Chamberlin's first actiVo Tire Dcvelhjimtnt Department Its cxIlIMfch schedules and With; ‘.one total bases, socked seven horn, tho New York Central In 1882 and pab.lotic subjeatrt. Among .'those out miet-Hon bolh of them are ynnls ' ninr, and batted ,43d. Mentihm** mafi was called the “ Itarrounird ! . 5 * n° held offices nnd directorships on >,»H-ycnd iHc rd^t o f (be field In tluv Wilson was potting six homers ir ving of Arabia.” She said he was thann< il tfu* lawyers and'thelt* cli- who called "on her at the home of many other roads. Mrs.’* Holland u Dean In .Mayfnir cnt.s who had circulated the petition mhfcev o f Spring development, * his first twelve gomes nnd hntilm i successful leader in spite of* hi' He was president of the road up> ulotday nflornoon wc^c: Mrs. F.. taking Ids ro-olgctonn to tile bunch That pons for both leagues, too,! .GRI. How could the Cubs go w nnr ,*outh because he dressed us an til 1808 nnd from then on was I). B.iliv Mrs. Joe Ball, Mrs. .Wai­ of the 'J-'Inl judicial circuit. a.i the Yanks, Senator* and Red with that kind of hitting h*hlm Vrnb and knew all their customs. Bolh Judge Wright nnd Mrs. te- Coleman, Mrs. George C. Con­ chairman of tho hoard of director?. 'liliiiiii'iiiminiiitmi.' Sox have fared poorly or not at nil stesdy nml sometimes brillinn' She told o f meeting him on tlu iiiiimunminmiit He was jilso president of the West The fnct is they couldn^l ^ t i ono day in <Airo. He war Owen were introduced l y Mrs. ger, of Oklahoma City; Mrs. A. P. in tbel- Inter-iengue series; the pitching? " *'*“ Cnnnellji. Mrs. Lee Coimley, Mru. 8 l;orp ltuilrnad. Ath'.etlcz nnd Itrowns linve dour nml didn't. :re*Ec'<l in ’ Arab cost time and she John i». Lcontu'dy. Who hud ohiirge In 1885 he declined election ns Fred Dalgor,- jfrs. F. M. Davfson, clever of the program and' was responnothing about which to ring the T bf Giants’ streak o. irked him If he bad just ridden United States Senator. He nlso de­ Mr*. George DeCottes,. Mrn. A. 3s. j pong in the old town bcl'ry nnd the j strnight was brought up to ilnt- »vrr from Arabia, He mid no. he j sibl • for its arrangement; ' l)oForrest. Mrs. Clyde Derby, Mrs. clined an appointment ns secretary ”• l-’ollowing the opening o f the Tigers. White Sox nnd Indians hove have yerterilny victory o\ yesterday with nnotlier vie iai| come by plane from Damanof State in the Cabinet of Presi­ been occupied largely with Minor er the Senators. Mr cus nnd that he bud brought u |program with n march plnycd by S. It. Dightnn. ...r Washington ..v .. dent Benjamin Harrison. At thn And Mrs. E. A. Dougins*, Mrs. the American legion Drum an-l Gmw certainly has the ball c>ue wreath of the Kaiser’s, which hod j Lciiffud outiflts. Republican Nutlonnl convention icen a landmark there, to the inu- Bugle Corps which attended in D. P. Drumirond, Mrs. Frank Ev­ of 1888 he received 0 0 votes for the Compared with *he Giants and moving along, nnd if there is auy ans, Mrs, Ernest Galloway, Mrs. full uniform, nnd tho playing of . Cul»s, th# champion Pirates and the thing permanent about the n-cen* «cum of Cairo. Presidential nomination. cx*ehnmplon Cardinals have looked hitting of men like O’Doul and Go* | She described in detail the cn -1the Star Spangled Banner by the J. C. Gibbs, Mrs. Claude Herndon, He was dclegate-nt-lnrgc nt the Luke Mary Orchestra, Frank EvMrs; tl. D. McCall, Jr., Mrs. K. 1 1 . ry of tho victorious British and [ simple Immense— like a flat foot Imn. the outfit is niiide. However Republican National Conventions In a florists wlndsw. The Pirates, t*l| bo polite and let some one "Is1 \ral> army into Jerusalem nftei |nns. of Lake Mary, in a short talk McCracken, Mrs. L. P. McCuller, i f 1888, 180fl, 1000, 1004. He nom­ Mn. II. L TorkinB, Mrs. James .be officers had dismounted from explained the purpose o f the nieet iis/a matter of fact, hnvo funtlshed try to nnswor that one. inated Harrison for the Presidency l ! = i heir horse- and automobile?. ailing. He said that national defense Pittman, Mrs.“ W. W. Potter, Mrs. All 1 cun venture is that tin i. M nliitj most o f the sustenance for the in 1888. lie served two terms ns Samuel Puleston, Mrs. W.’ M. Scott, d u ty , record o f fourteen victories Giants turned lose two nine inning old how u British army cook was i '»»•«»'» defense against-all enemies, Mrs. J. G. Sharon. Mrs. Calvin United States Senntor from Now ,iii Uieir fI *nt sixteen exhibition pitchers n few days ago In Renton the first soldier to enter the City i thoae within ahd those without. He Teague, Mrn. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. York /State from lBU'J to 1011. games. The 1927 champions having nn Henry, who nll«wod the Sena­ vhen he was searching for c g p i! t»M " I witnessing the HarcoTVnn. Ha was !» m In FfceksMIl, N. Y „ David Thrasher, Mrs. Alexander been knorkwi o ff for live straight tor* only three runs over eirthtecr ind how (he populace attempted to w ttl riot in Boston nnd deploh-l in-Apr. 23, 1834. Ilu received his Vaughan, Mrs. K. II. Berg, Mrs. ] th,‘ flKl ths‘ l « delegation of -Id innings, which is pitching this tim» •.unender to him. up.toi yesterday. • , 3. A. degree at Ya!c in 1 8 0 0 ond She told how sho saw a pii- u r e , ‘ girls from a nearby college look J. N. Whitnur, Miss Alice Caldwel', litis performance might conic as of the year; thnt tin* club is hit­ was honored witj, a degree of DocA.* Newman, Mrs. Fred n a building erected by the K aiser! l'«rt in the demonstration. II** sn.d ; Mrs. U. y more acceptable to McCar* ting far over its collective head nr of Laws by his nlmu mater in and >hear I T, Wilson, .v . -x. lt: happened In Sept., instead nnd that Roush is ready fo* tin in his honor, which portrayed him he raw a dozen fights 1887. ’ -, nfterwnrdr thnt thrr* carloads of And Mrs. Wallace W. W rght, ttf'.kfar.. but it . M prrttttt* <fair\v season's ojaming for the first timr n company with Matthew, Murk. A t the tinio o f bis death be was' Luke and John, and another pict-till active in the affairs of tlto enough ilia Spring spebd of the in*jfears. . __ j___ It would bo strange H the Ginnt* irc in the same building of the uany companies with which he won after trading Horr.nby for Kaiser’s family and- the Holy Earnvas prominently a ffiliated. • ly. She told how tho star she was Luke Mcl/uko ’ and his M other *rut Jlack -Wilson have gone on a Any m a n w ho. d o es w ork th a t c an b e a c ­ Mrs. tt. J.. Holly, Miss Mildred IIolwearing hud come to her from the hitting dthtuch and tills added to would it not?' No, Gregory, R c o m p lis h e d by e le c t r ic it y is c o m p e t in g >*, Mrs. Ben Cantwell, Mrs. Earle w ith d ra ft a n im a ls , ra tin g th e s a m e os a fKttllcnl pitching, has sent the wouldn't be strange at nil. H would lefeated Turkish general, who when he found his men wore starvi­ iones, Mrs. Edward liiuc, Mrs. m u le o r horae. in all except cap acity. Cubs careering -along at n mud 1)0 almost a miracle. ng surrendered to the British brTheodora l^mgley, Mrs. Alfred O n th e fa rm os In industry, e lec tricity h as - r i ■ ■ a-i ■— * ■ — — — — — •ause they provided food. She said «ce, Mrs. W. A. Ix.-ffler, Mrs. c h a n g e d th e la b o re r fro m a pow er u n it to a •he British roldiers built a shel­ Jrant Wilson, Jr., Mrs. Raymond d ire c tin g , re sp o n sib le h u m a n being. ter of palm branches to protect •'ox, Mrs. George Harden, Mrs. I t ’s a p o o r a n d u n s u c c e s s fu l fa rm th a t 4 ohn Lronnrdy, Mrs. L. P. Hagan, •he defeated officers from the stHI uses p rlm lta tiv e m e th o d s . Every y # a r(| Mrs. Irving Lsiucks, Mrs.^ Edward blaze of the sun. ttS&UN fin d s th e e lec tric service In s titu tio n s Markell, Mrs, John Muiseh, Mrs. In closing her speech; Mrs. Owte n d in g th e m s elv e s to serve m o re fa rm e rs , ] lohn Mcisch, Jr., Mrs. Frank Milsn urged thnt every* means be em­ to lig h te n th e ir tasks, a n d to h e lp th e m I er, Mrs. Endur Cur’.ett, Mrs. R. ployed to bring more voters to the b e c o m e m o re p ro s p e ro u s . ^ \ Maxwell nnd Mrs, William II. polls than the 4H per rent which Cool Cloth E le c tric ity s u b s titu te s brair^p usually <-H'ts its ballot. .Vhltten, o f Brooklyn. " i ‘ •‘♦or braw n on th e fa rm . ^ Suits t . • Circuit Judge Wallace W. Mrs. I^onardy today extended K fc^rV i is* <r •• * 1" the appreciation of thu local chap­ presumed thnt America will sur­ Wright preceded Mrs. Owen on BY BA V Ifl J. WAI.HH U jc Efccfrirify Your Cheapest Sertxlrtf' «‘il ter of the Daughters of the Amer- j-owt* the program. Ife talked on I i w Inlcmstionsl News 8 rn*ica vive this one, too, icon Revolution to nl! thu organEnforcement and National Defen­ Thnt being the cose, they will c .3 .* ;- 8 porta Bdltm* V zations which participated in the l\\ 'N E W , YOUK, Apr, B.— Just one naked to appear next nt Chiengo on se. During his speech he urged nueting nnd In the City Manager that love for and respect of the Juno 1 , 2, 3, where the survivor o? a f the tiiaKse* now— the great or George H. Coirnes for the use of Place Your Order the Canada jannn*Cuba seres will 'aw must be taught to children In liinmimiiiifimiiiiiinilJ .^m iyy ';m'*<•«*, designated from ‘ he auditorium. nnd the he ready for the American zone he home, the school Now rllrht to left by tlioso who are rich finnl, Japan nnd America generally •hurchei.. if the people of Amerand thoso who only hope to he— a.r*> esteemed as the pro’rfable Am­ tea want law enforcement belter in the future Ihuu it is today. He Aiherican lawn tennis is about to erican zone finalists,. I f ,wc w !u •aid law was thc’ result of the best bogin th« todloiiA back-trek over thnt one, we then can start for ththought of all ngeft and that all scone of real show down, to wit the trail Ihal all but -champions law,--, in the United State* are hnsT a k e T h e E le v a to r must tfovdl. It’s a long way to Europe. cd oh tlie old English common law 51K F irs t N n tion al Bank B u ild in g Bv thn' time, too, be will be uti '-I’ aria, as Herr Hohonzollem d'soovered, so AmericA will stnrt to- to the war t'me strenvth with wh^ch was handed down by English T, Hunter, nml perlin; ' - 1 day-from Mexico C ’ty, one of the Frenri rules of tho contest lining that all Dirk Williams nnd Geovee l. >** *•*4*35 Davis Gup challengers must tnke nd<led » > the soo-d. A* - " i f -iii '• Vim* • '" " ■ 'n o ,. r-nr’ the worst of it or tile air, in the J*i r**mpe •• .1 ,if T Men. W lm -r At Ton to Tuelee Jishn, Johnny Hennessey, Junior order named. Dollart In line w tit thnt idea, the Amor. Coen nnd Arn-Id .lone* and i: i*nnv-'t<!dtn. which for upward of i oiitjhi fn* w or-e, ,-ti i h - 1. *.nyh-(W eight years lolled nlmut F"i*eit. they i\-en- good cm.ugh in 'iirv ’vi * M O 9 T Hills nnd Germantown wllllh ewnit lhc trials »t Aogo-in. which v.-n S T Y L E S more I linn I .nit mold do. It might ing-tlie.advance is new miles, into a j foreign country and will begin its have been loa modi f<-i tin- • ••in* m lA flz l / AiOk ^ ^ sira r» . first round matches tomorrow at wlmt elderly William.-- too. Hun­ On altitude thousands of feet ter. of course, h. l o-.gs «.n any Am. above sen''level. This ’ ( the only i-r can t’-ain. A>—oidiin.- to l ie :ii” i >iiti> : I !<•>;■hrsak tho Mexicans figure to get. ^ _________ a at that. Unless .uir tt-ndis Inn fall "i>. T ’lden anil llenntts-.se> will jduy on nwny fifty per cent. Tllden ei *li>- sini’ les tomorr-iw n il on th< fje could w'n this round match in t)»*nl tiny with Tild n urn! .I"iu-s > teaming up for the doubles. Hen* their street clothes. . ' Jl'twevcr. the event is rnlv n iiessey has been th* stand-out foothill of the long upward climb singles man of ih<* trip, ns his vientteat, hut Before them. I f tlu-y take it n lories over T'ldcii stride, they can look forward to when nnd if th? team oualifies fo* | Kansas C ty, which 1 understand ilie European invasion. Hunter w!P Is one o f the things you do to that ho nvuilublo as Tilden’s partner toyvn. I f successful against Mexico, in the doubles and ns u definite ! they -will play C.hina ni the mid­ rival for both Tildeh and Hrnnes western metropolis on May 24, 25 «-y in tb>- singles. Th's irin fip*uri*«nml 2fi. Laundrv hasWnts wont In- to lienr the hnrdm of prod' for lh^, permitted on the courts, so it is Amerenn invasion. erCompanyAs _ way {MesOt Pneumonia Tire Consultant Brawn Tropical Worsted Suit Made - To - Measure American Mexicans oYrow $19^0 up Bradford Tom ■j? £ Palo With O f ri Oa t no *UUhypay^1 0 0 0 mors...when C H R YSLER 1T T r a in in g ’ C a m p 1545 gives you performance at M ic k e y W a lk e r W ill nriefs B a t t le A c e H u d k in s KNO XVILLE, Tcnn., Apr. ft.— (IN K )— Halm 'liutli lias bit two other regulars of the New >ork „ lHkjnil> U|p s ,.hrUhka w|1||p#% •Yankees ure whaling Uio hall, hut r pitching haa resulted in u will clash in u ti-n-i'iund chumpioti' r string of defeat* for the •hip bout !ic;*e July 1 U, promoter Jim Mullen unnouiiced today. Walk* world’* champions. They got four­ teen hits yesterday. Including •r’s crown will he at stake. Tornt.« of the contract were not Ruth’s second lionier o f the season. .. W l Nashville pounded Bhealcy nnd announced, but it is understood the Moore nnd nosed out'the Yanks in "toy bulldog" will fighttSn a per­ centage basis. Tho bout will be held tho tenth, 1 1 to 1 0 . at Soldi* ' h Field. It Is expected to {TOSS u gate of 12,000. Mullen an* /.CH AR LO TTE , N. C „ Apr. 6 U N B )—The Washington Senator nounsed he would scale his prices i Jaunt - win thslr four remaining 'rom 92 t » $ 1 0 a<> “ everybody will games with tho N e * York Giants have a chance to **p the show." to capture tho Spring series be* The promoter says the match Is a tween-the fiuha. The Giants; i* ‘natural’’ and should draw welt at wthatng thoir Meventh straight the prices. - - -<*nio at OrottjviUe ya-tgr they hod overcome a seven-run IV thale it four out o f five from ‘cad by scoring eight runs in the Notional*. Led by Llndstrom, i clouted four hita Including a •bird inning. Tho Robins will enthe New Yorkers batter- leaver .to spuare accounts with the Crackers today. erf Griffin and Zachary and took n If to 7 verdict.______ K ANSAS C ITY, M o,. Ap*. .IU~ flNKJ—ChIcn*ro,a- Cubs wen* «•>' IN T A , Apr. 5.— O N S I Vuncc. IBwiklyn's moun> today to bunch their final cxhUi ition series of the trailing season. nee, h-i« tempcrorlly lost hi* cun Tho Kansas Cty Blues are the ex­ JPiur. If** was touchced for aieven pected victims. The nruinx have h 't» In five Inn'ng* by the Atlanta won 14 out o f their 1 0 training here yestewUy and the gamti to data. ‘ . . greater K Mustrk>usNcwChrvoIer‘‘72” performance out*Chrv»lers even Chrytler. It haa Jolted the public** preconceived notkma of what Its money should be able to buy. Here la a truly marvelous car, In body atylaa priced from •1545 to *1795, which glvea In performance alt and more than you have been tad . to expect from can tad* big *1000 more. 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E T T lB y*K? / ,»*! ) 'F:ttGwfirJ+pJ* F17'~ 4 i-v - *" - ■sn >\v a T , iGiW.C.fj !;>*( ;*a<y|t i <ns gavail mo- *«• ^ *r !<$*■' -*V* ' 1 >■>,- MM - V |f*“ ■ » SMf • f t i ■ M • t i W ( 1 ^ '<IU? If!, Y*M �*.l •*»' / PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRID AY. A P R IL 6, 1928 — — ■ 1 — 11........................ ■■ ■ 1 I — — I II W . ^ _ LOAN On improved City property at 7 per cent. .1 to five year straight loans on residences. 8 to 20 year loans on good business properly. SANFORD BOND A N D MORTGAGE CO. BROOMS-BROOMS 39/ W H IT E ___ 112-E. Second St. — — - • • G R A N D M A ’S NAPTHA SOAP o n p o tato Potatoes, 10 lbs.................. PU F F E D s a la d RICE & WHEAT ‘ -i i * 35/ 25/ L IB B Y ’S PER C A N CORNED BEEF .H E IN Z ' A Perfect MeyonnaUe f Japanese Potato Salad f — given oh page 10 of our new recipe book. How eegerly your fatally appetites will respond to this new way o f irepeaing spring ulada JuiVsend ua a poat card for our ree book of 98 recipes. ; 1 [ FiujtcmH. Laccrrr A Co* ITU Street &Hudtoo Hirer, NewYork . .V—. T A L L GLASS *. 27/ NEW POTATOES BEE1ns CARROTS * l Irish I’ntatoeH, 10 lb«. ........ .............. ........ O y t Pillshury Flour, 24 lb. Hack Pillsbury Flour, 24 lb. sack... "1# 1.29 48c 9c 25c 43c Maxwell House Coffee, lb.................. ----—------------------Chipso, pkg......................;..... % Toni aloes, 4 cans No. 1 .................... Hox Bacon, Kingnn’s Sliced Fresh Vegetables and Fresh W e Deliver White Bacon, 2 lbs. .............. Baby Lima Beans, lb .............. 1■/»*, , V Black Eye Peas .............. ..... - • "• .« — -' " ‘ ' 1 Grits, lb................................. . * Maxwell House Coffee, lb . ..... We curry a full line of fruitst and Vegetables Fruits Meats . Phone 7 4 7 -W We Deliver 106 S. Park Ave. Phone 672 Phone 788 117 East First St. Inaiat upon other Premier Foodc, auch aa: P r e m i e r im G REEN B EAN S Y E L L O W SQUASH EG G PLANT *‘ - Specials for Saturday 31c 38e 25c 1.29 9c 7c 3c 46c Bailey’s Cash Grocery f T o n g u e , P h b m ib r C o f f b e , P r e m is r C u 24/ PEANUT BUTTER T T 5 each an «u y — really delicious war lo make your A tiled* different. That’* why you’ll ute this golden lood—thia tangy Premier Salad Dreiting. For today’a uucheon or dinner, try ' . Kingan’s Box Bacon,............ 40c V A LU E ,F 1»ER POUND DRIED PEARS SA L• A D D R E S S I N* G• . 1 ■ Two Blockft from .New High School Corner French Avc, and Hughey St 25/ SUN DRIED FIGS . SATURDAY SPECIALS Sauce. 1 \ W. H[. LONG ofthe 117 MAGNOLIA — QUALITY..MEATS AT LOWEST PRICES | W E SUGGEST ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS HAMS FOR DINNER EASTER & PRODUCE PICNIC LARGE SKINNED H A LF OR WHOLE POUND POUND CENTS SLICED HAM u> 216 E. SECOND ST. BEHIND THE BASKET BUILDING O PENS S A T U R D A Y M O R NING Choice Veal V E A L POT A complete line of fruits, produce, poultry, butter and eggs OPENING SPECIALS POUND POUND CENTS WESTERN POT ROAST OF California Cauliflower, 2 lbs. 25c String Beans, 2 lbs. 25c Fancy Table Potatoes, 10 lbs. 31c Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. 24c California Iceburg Lettuce 10c Winesap Apples 3 lbs; 25c Australian Brown Onions, 4 lbs.25c ■ * \f POUND CENT'S Western Pork CENTS CENTS FLORIDA PORK ROAST and CHOPS on C .Per Pound ' PO UND CENTS ’ ■ ■ ■ 't . \ •' * * • - W E H AVE FRESH TOMATOES, HOT HOUSE CUCUMBERS, HONEYDEty MELONS, VALENCIA ORANGES A N D GRAPEFRUIT. PLE N TY OF NICE MILK-FED HENS DRESSED TO ORDER. NO CHARg e ’ ‘ MADE FOR DRESSING. �I n \ I V r U - t ll awtff.«. i»M * -V-‘. •*• ? ■ t, W .■ > * ?jp v V KING VIDOR, FRANCES ALDA, , W ’ Motion Picture ’Director • Metropolitan Opera Star ■ * “ While directing‘TheBigPtxtafle9 I smoked 'Lucky Strikes/ It is wondcrfulto find a cigarette that insures you against throat frritation — a condition jfrom which film directors arc bound to suffer.” \f'y " I prefer the Lucky Strike Ciga' rette to all others because of thtlr unusual flavor. M y pleasV tire is not marred by anxiety for my voice.” H T '-.k -.''. I;..*i »j v i N'-'-j made of mild and mellow Ch&Ynpion Billiard Player f ? , i "ROXY”, cream of the choicest tobaccos r ^ o f I ^ o a f k a s ^ n i : FftSPe ‘There fi^othing’quitclike a ‘Lucky Sffike cigarette. It docs not impair the voice, mu gives the mental relaxation so essential ti carry on.” the crop properly aged tT,hc slightest cough or throat, irritation c might be fatal during ct close match. On this account I prefer Luckies as a steady diet/\ i l a n u v • x v i c i * ' i' . t ' # ' f t » » * .<•' blended extra with great skill No harshness IT'S TOASTED not a hit of bite *’t *■* o* Vs?W. I VINCENT RICHARDS 3 ( ; f A U t G. WANER, . F am ou s Pittsburgh Pirates WJhfl'atn very fond'of the excellent flavor and they keep my throat dear and do not affect my wind MOlt >fri Ihe least.” , r;u/ ir riv’r 1928, The American Tobacco- Co.,^^nafaqtjueWr Tennis Star t -w>V •*l smoke, only Luckies-thcy are mild and mellow, ami cannot possibly irritate your throdt and .my tvM is always in spUndid Nb Throat S' -*■ fc * Ip ,v * 1 ' ;• lpilgh>* .• ••**♦ ‘ ■ "» ■ ■ »w -» k �\ I' / h *" "vr PA G E W I T H . THE SANFORD H ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. A P R IL 6. 1928 The pan t’<>» (I I)era id - I 'u k iu lr il r i f f . Chauncey Depew DON M E L L E r s VICTORY nUrlnttHM .rsre • Kltrrnt | n > ..rrun.l . rl« p « •I N M M iifrH , I'lnrM *. aiutrr IM lf ■toi.t.w it i„ o m a n J1 I_ .Z « . iiwH Mtu n t e n o _____ a Thr Hr raid, Hanford's f U a n r M » »r . .Rk*«r(kM ta U « la •ln**l H f i f r S « n a a M M lrta j i hi* »*k»rtl»r ' f i jn >a*am«l t « f » t r n « u » « 4 r h * N i ^di ) Y ' I h ail <hf i w t a r •***< ■ • rntlrr «> t U , T h l * l , W. N. arrlallr .rnlrlratTVa rtarld* i vrllhtml >r*** 1. ; i Elton J. MoughlOn Architect - - W C " ' iq| &fl Pi • First Nat’l Bank Bid;;. ' Sanford, Fla. : -^ SrcBrV. y RpVnSc Harr r again , r brncntl { ^ f A wrist pin knock is a tlungd1 signal nil too often neglected— your motor can be wrecked by a loose1pin. If you are travelling fast at the, time you will be lucky if you do not ram on approaching car or one parked by the road, or hurtle into a crowd. A h we get it from Secretary Mcllon|tho reduction must be re­ duced. i ' d people will be glad to uU J-'ons Ilatbuway will it? tonight. (rJjnda-erichaiilmt-nt. and only thing We’ye been xfHM-fpr some titr.c. * . Thelllon. DoyV Carlton sicnm to be frying to niukc highwaymen out oT the mtmbcni of the Htntf road' (Wipurtment.—Leesburg Cummerciaj. ^ in Silk The Times-Union refuses pub­ lication to pews stories of the Doyle Curiton meetings und speech­ es. It does got editorially advocate or oppose any candidate; b»tV"U xeprinta -on-ats saditoriak page vmty those pros comments whiefl arc favorahlr to Hathaway. That is the Tiiiu-s-Union's habitual way uf “ supporting" a candidate. The Tampa paper*, although v ig ­ orously supporting Carlton, print hi thnir news i/dump* aiTOiints of the Hathaway meetings and speeches.They do not permit their editorial preference to close their columns to the news of the cam­ paign, which must include the ^uytcrmuws and ae Whiles-of- Bp can­ didates. And that is just the -difference between un “ organ'* und u news* puptr. MCINTOSH— 13 cars cabbage shipped - f«im this section during . * % $ m \ *t1 # i| Ensembles Cleverly fashioned in sliin line modes which " lal'k * 6 Insight o f popularity this Spi-im* l|iese printed silk ensembles impart an air of distinctiveness to the n earer that is not so easily duplicated in garments at such.reasonable prices. • Hosiery for , » Easier fciiTta^ le Ntw shades in sheer, semi amL service ■ weight. ( , Q& (fa V. y. I V ^ | •* | fgm l ‘ /MMk I '. Easter Frocks For Milady Cc(,automobile insurance here covering fire, theft, collision, liability and property damage. Easter Novelties nml Cooked Food Sale SATURDAY In l im iG jlf J ’ irst Strci|L l^fgglyW igglv Store G.A.Dreka and Co A . P. Connelly & Sons DeLand Fla Ksttildihlii-d ItMIK I '* l ' » * * •*. 1 Mnguuliu , I ’lium- lh | FORSTS Some but to many. A “Blowout” is all ritfhl now and then if you are speak­ ing socially,— But it is not a pleasant thought to dwell on if you refer to your tires. same Fisk Tires and our tire service will relieve you of worry and distress experien­ ced from neglected AND NEW SPAPERS . Properly adjusted wrist) pins break at times, and | make trouble. Insurance | will make good your loss,! both for damage to your car and to the person or properly of others if in­ volved in a mixup. A Friend Of Florida ORGANS _______ IK7H T h e Latest ibout Yist Vins [e British empire on which aun never sots is "ruled'' by ■rt who weighs 150 pounds. [G eorge got himself weighed he British Industries fair at Ingham, Eng., thu qther duy. [Wcpigaiy who saw Aha weigh.-. relUMd Jfi aUhmit to U herself. she dear, no, thank you!*' you! med, backing-, off. She is r above or {NM°w what she i • queen' should weigh, ear that wa^pi***.-wlaike-. Ledger. Havr you ever been lanjalu^Hldjs etgh what she r ^ S s a u g h t to Weigh?**' - S a n f o r d . R ealty' Co. One Of Florida’s Leading- Department Stores, Don't forget the Hathaway meet Is leading for tho Governorship at this slime, thourh, and will have Catta to boat. Itato to believe that* wwy, but ‘ such is such—: Coeifr Trltjune. Forest — *-------------------------------- ' S in ce do The Manufacturers Record often lias nice iimut* w ateut Florida. Since the boom it^ editor, Richard H. Ivlmonds, has never failed t<> come to the front m defense ol Florida. Writing recently of the excitement of lJ->. u said. "The boom was a tremendous advertisement tor tin whoie Southeast beenusu It made the nation discuss this .With all due resjiect to tlm gen- section as never before. Florida not only advertised it­ tlemsHf from Kmslmmec. It ls‘ self, but it advertised Georgia. Alabuma, and the < arolinas. ImposMblr to get the point and stimulated ami stirred the people of the whole South. of viifr of the pernor, who henr* Mr. Edmonds goes on to give a very good idea mPp-hal Ruth Bryan Owen speak and then resources Florida lias upon which to base a glorious inline vulcji for Joe Senr*. |He comments TlrTeTTy *m*TTtlr climate and then s:i\s . Whfn u mnn has been tried in "Florida's resources in its fishing industry are a great nffire'und h«o nueccedetl, it ia ln*>,i source of large wealth. An ocean am: gull frontage ol over to rc|um him. but when- lie tms lu.ooo miles, and inland rivers and lakes leaning " i t h fish been found wanting, it in best to I for local Vonsumption and for shipment elsewhere, nevei look 4’r another, vent away, and, therefore, never had to come back. "Florida's growing luiidieriiig interests and all the rami imeay Dopew rctunwil North on. It is always hrst fur fii-atioiis o I this industry anc, the i .creased alteniam that ;n to wait until April show is being given l<> forestry have remained at home anil ii e v i ve melted the winter snows had to come back. leaving the r-uushim- of "The splendid hotels whic there for purmaneuey. Some Wilhavo nu |>er»onul eriliefsiu to fore the town-lot boom. Some mukrj of thune who bet on horse come of that boo.n. They an raeesj but we condemn the hypo." went away, and as the yem?, gi risy Jf the man who seeks to link a ted prices put on some o f tl fiod avitli gambling in the same justed, the tide of tourists will platform. / hotel facilities ol Florida " ill I ever-swelling tide of people II Hoeney says that when lie seek to escape the biting blar mrctl Gene Tunney, the champion winters, and busk in the sum now there's been a fight goities o f Florida climate. The i. We don't doubt it al all. Rut stay, and ils grow Hi \\ill In­ •y won't know much nlmut the in wealth and population of tlx until tio reads about it ill the ever-growing desire o f the apura. from cold weather and seek 1 M rs Rosebud Hudson hint been of Florida. aeleijed us "Milts ''Chattoliuochie, "Florida’s wonderful system of highways covering the Queen of Chattahoochee county. whole state not only never went away, but has kept on Now* we don’t'-tntyw us w,- would wanf to la- known ns "Miss Chntt- idly growing until that state lias become known nationnhouflioo" rw n if we were the for its superb roads and therefore il is a permanent ; ot measureless value. prettiest one there. "The Florida of the orange grove, and the grape tsldent_ M u m * ‘Of the state grove, j.s still there, and lias never gone away. Every [ UBaociatiou -sujd recently: it is increasing its acreage in citrus fruits, and as its mil ry hotel upenatbt* i* aware of icious proppgai;J* and adverse ing system Is developed to make more eertain of sect c sentiment ,‘ tlup exieted the best results for the growers and the best o f orange.*tor the , misu-nier. the demand will illcrea: 1st the hotels aftrr the buuni. grapefruit /feeling has .been changed rapidly as production. he allitudi- o f the public now ' I lie Honda whose soil and sunshine combine to ti e of general kindliness." this the vegetable garden of the nation is still there never went away. t'ifrdidutes for Governor uf the "Florida is here to stay, here to grow, here to cornu SlntO are filin g liruadilides in each othe). r o lls is taking ii out on Cur the ever-increasing attention of the nation, here to i son, Carson on Cults, Hathaway on thousands ami tens of thousands uf well-to-do people Cnrlfon and Curiton km Huthaway. the great rich ami people o f moderate means who can fit Old aCutts is a campaigner. Re this climate renewed health ami strength, ami win a lo nirndicr how the election turned out laat*lmc. We looked for Cults to bo life thereby than they could possibly have hud if they bultfin count mun. but he was neai not caught the joy o f spending a few months every wii the pop. Wu believe that Hfclhuway or a lifetime in Florida.” Dc a * - :.,* ' .Hi, ut Chicago 1’gnd buinblu; mgs taken in U. S., Raids— head le. \fby f o n t . ! they haqg 'cn « D cLand after did not miss n ono until 1924 when a slight indisposition prevented him from going to Cleveland. He nominated Ben­ jamin Harrison for the presidency, and seconded the nomin­ ation of Theodore Roosevelt in 1904 A t one time he receiv­ |*1« I* ■ incin hrr ,« f |h < *rr«a mt rirr«lullg>i, m ed ninety-nine votes ror the presidential nomination himself. I A **« rlnllnn a t ru b Although serving his state in the United States Sen­ 4 4 «rrtlw r>, a n d A il.rrH nr»t* w hirl, rrqlilrra nr* ate for twelve years, Mr. Dcpew declined more governmental r w rw bfr In a n b m it In In 1885 lie declined an election to r a u d it < ■ ( ■ iikarrliillw i ofllecs than he accepted. krdrr la V,rll) nt..<.l„irl the Senate, and during Harrison’s administration he refused if 'ITrlrruiB lIon n aw rll a •tiara* m r'hoil.. an appointment as ambassador to Japan, and nlso the port­ folio of secretary of state. Only once was he ever defeated JR ID AY, A P R IL 6 . for office, when he run for the lieutenant governorship of if: v e r s e 'ro T T t o d a y New York in 1872.. • But far out-doing his career in politics wus his success S A ID :— As ye would should do to you, do ye iu business. A t the time o f his appointment to the embassy icjh— SL Luke 0:31. in Tokio, he was offered the position of general counsel to Ifc?i**HeIp us. dur Fnth- the New York and Harlem railrond and it took considerable right by theo, und then persuasion on the part of- Commodore Vanderbilt to turn us to The place to build your home Untiling, .Cr\Ing Shipping, ' i d Storage-. , I’linne 108 1 ‘ ** tOI’ fe ^ > d Hi 4irtm.fr c ;. run. m ihr l'« inaturhl for brothers. Loch Arhdr v» s6fcyt TRANSFER q u ic k EDITOR ANDT I'trm .ISIIEK tires that “Pan Out” at inconven­ ient times places. a nd Combination ' By Fisk W|ieeless & Welsh Osk And Third N e x t Door to mber o f Commerce �X PAGE FIVg T tlE SANFORD flE R A L D , HANFORD, FI.OR1PA, FTUDAY, APTUL €, 192>T^— Bebe DanieIs;Stars In Picture At Milane FOKKEST.LAKE HOTEL When Beb«, DahiHfcfceta her »nan Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Darling, Jack­ he stays “ got” . . sonville; Mrs. A. C. Roberts, Jack­ Having captured .Richard Arlen sonville; M rs."W .J Creighton Lee, after the romantic chaM’ over the Wilmington, Mass, C. G. Baxter, hot sands in "She’s A Sheik," her Jacksonville; Mr. Preston, Jackson­ last starring comedy. Tor Para­ ville; J. E. Nunnally, Jacksonville; J. D. Bruce, Jacksonville; W. W. mount, MlzaiDanlcU, retains Arlen Baker, Jacksonville; W. H. Burton, as her leading man'hi her latest * Jacksonville; T. L. Morgan, Juckpicture, "Feel My ‘ Pulse" which i sonville; S. Iladdix, Jacksonville. Is nhownnt the Milan? Theater to­ day. And thus does Paramount ans­ wer the public demand of “ We Want Arlen" that m.s be?n going up und down Headway since the opening o f "W ing*", road-ahow sensation of all time, in which A r ­ len has a featured role with Char­ les Rogers and Clara Row. Arlon’a performance In “ Wings", has made him an overnight sensation. The associate producer o f Para­ mount pictures announced thnt Arle nwould play the lead with Mary § 7 ,DJL J. C. HOWELL Brian in "Under The Tonto Rim," PROTRUDING AND the next Zano Grey western to be made at the Hollywood studio. This BLEEDING HEMORRHOIDS An Orlando hmlnru h i m a, a*- 4*. picture was made’ under the direct­ ••aair In romplaiatna of hrmurrion of John Waters before product­ feulS, that iiruirudnl amt Kled a areal Oral. Tfcrrr nm nUu n *rr*l ion of "Feel My Pulse" started, Ural nt |iala, kr bad itoor rtlaraltnn The Bebe Daniels picture was di­ nail mb* truablrd nllk r«ia*Hpal1ea llkr most al Ikur r » » n of brmnrr. rected by Gregory’ Lu Cava. bold*. I'b>alral r lamination ill*, rlnuril aslblaa vrrr alanala* bat thr pllra nrrr Vr»7 had, and Wrir ■ It Inn him a ( m l ilral of |inln Mil I mu Mr, llr n it altrn Ihr rr*ular nnmulant uarlbod lor M m iltM .brmnrrbold*, naa altrn our «i»rrlal dirt, aad Intrrnal ntrdlralrd balb*.\\im> In fortp-rlabl hour* ihrrr maa areal rrllrt and kr ( t a t l l l l r Intprotrd until nvm. nol otUr air hi* hrttmrrbulda aad rontilpalloa (in r, hal hr rlnlin* In Irrl oar bitorirrii prrrral brllrr. * llr. Jo*. 1'imln llnmrll. IS rrara prarllrr la (lrlando. MprrInllalna In non-auralrul Irrnl•ural nt alontarb. Knurl anil rrrlal dl*ra*r«. SOO U . I.nrr A t r. Trlrphonr i:mx. .> t ou ttlll l.r .tirprlard butt ■iulrkl> >»n ttlll (r i ttrll milk* uni In** nt llmr frnm butlnra*. Write nr pknnr for frrr rnn- Qfflct !W*l^oni 141 MRS. FRED. 8. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence /Edc i?, Social Calendar H o i will hava-.Ea.ster Egg Hunt 1:00 o’clock at Central Park, ■uxillary o f the American Le■ will meet at 4:00 o’clock at ■ Legion Hut. ■ SA TU R D A Y ■ dmiry Department o f the First i l t i s t Church will have an EosI Egg Hunt at 4:30 o'clock nt ■ West Side Park. .Handy and Easter egg sale by B o r High P- T. A. Hookfd Food sale hy Mary I.nmH h Circle Methodfat’ Church. Hhlidrcn'fl Story Hour nt 10:00 Hock at the ‘library.’ \ 8 UNDAY B a ite r Sunrise prayer meeting f l v held at the Municipal pier M :3 0 A. M., und will be sponsorH j y the young* people o f five ^ ■ 1 churched !W MONDAY H h n circles of the Mctliodist H irch will meet at 3:00 o’dnck nt H following placet! H v illic Me Gavoc c i r c l e meets H h Mrs. Tom F. '••Adams on K n c h Avenue with Mrs. Adams H| Mrs. John Pearson os hostess- With Bridge Party H otel A rrivals Sunday School Class Meets On Thursday Mrs. Tom Bolt entertained most delightfully at bridge Wednesday aftemon at her home on Eighteenth Street. The guests were the mem­ bers of tho Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club. Gladioli, roses, simp dragons, stock and sweet pens were lavishlyused in decorating the rooms where the tables had been placed for play. Tallies in keeping with the color note were used for the games of bridge and when the gfimes had been concluded, the prize for top score a potted plant was awarded Mrs. C. E. Rawfion. The low score pr|ze, n dainty hand made handkerchief went to Mrs. John C. Smith. Mrs. William Knox of Can­ ada, the guest of Mrs. A. W. Knox was presented n lovely hand made handkerchief as a gift from her hostesses. At the ten hour the bridge ac­ cessories were removed und the tables spread with embroidered covers and refreshments of con­ gealed frail salad, Mil tines and iced ten were served. Enjoying the games of bridge were Mrs. Wiliam Knox, Mrs. A. W. Knox, Mrs. Henry Purdon, .Mrs. J. D. I-aw son. Mrs. John C. Smith, Mrs. Lloyd Hoyle,* Mrs. Emmett Hunt, Mrs. Howard P. Smith. Mm. K. B. Me Craeken, Mrs. Charles Cook, Mrs. C. E. Hnwson and Mrs. A. W. Epps TO PRE 8 k N T PI.AY Methodist Young People Present "The Light o f The Cross." Tho EpwwrtK' Leajrue' of the Methodist Church will present an Easter Pageant at the church at 8 o’clock Sunday night. The Pag­ eant vividly pmtrays the Crucification and Resurecttyi. Music will b<» furnished by the Hl-Lcaguc Chorus, The c u t Includes; Mary-Magda* Iene, Margaret Cowan; Hama, Lil­ lian Thomley; Herma,. Rebecca Clark; Latarua, Louis Rietto; Jos­ eph. I^eon Vlninjr; Mary, Evelyn Edenficld; Martha, Mrs. Enrl Kipp; Nita, Maude Cnrrawhjr; Roy, El­ iott ltotzis. Batteries $9.50 Guaranteed one year — Rennud Battery Shop no I W. Second 8t. Phone 413-J ■Mill ■»«•» I• #<<M*mI . HINTS Daily Fashion Hint P.T. Association Has Meeting On Thursday n'!•**» for t Womenr * ’ Those'uro tho new­ est stylos for spring. You'll find among thorn while kids, patent I on t h'e r s p a r c h m e n t s", blondes, satins and tana. -Thoae.dilww are for dress and service woflr. T1}0 prices, you’ll see. arc just T ig h t . Children In this store you'll find just the thing- you wanted for Easter and most reasonable prices. New styles in dress shoes for men, wo­ men and children are now being displayed. I f you haven’t seen them come in and let us show you the rigid shoe for every spring oc­ casion. All the shoes, you’ll dis­ cover are in the latest mode, Those are just the thing for tho childpen to wear Easter morning and there­ after. There are one strap white kids and patent leathers with turned sole, and patent leather strnps and oxfords in service shoes. ugftiiJ IClrcle No. 4, Meets with Mrs. 11. ICh^ppell on Celery Avenue. ■Circle No . 5, Mrs. S. O. ShinBser, leader, hicets with Mrs. J.. I Martin, 2013 Wnttinglon Avcn■ Boll Air. Kindle No. 6 . Mrs. J. M. Me Casll, leader, meets with Mrs. B. R.‘ ray,,715 West First Street. Circle -No.°7r- Mra.- W. C. Hill, ladfr, meets with Mrs. Vane? vpglsss in Kom Court. YCaster Services at the Upnala iHrtem Church ut 3:00 o’clock, lev. F, Kwenson, missionary of lnntn I.utheni Synod will ;t services., I Sanford Choral Club will mert Ir rehearsal at 7:30 o’chek ut ply Cross Episcopal Church. [Regular business meeting of St. Lnes Guild of Holy Cross Epi*> jpa! Church will t>? held at 3:00 I lock ut the Parish House. I d . A. R. ball at the Forrest lake kfel, Monday evening, April the Ushiou u ihU’ daytime Irock ot iwt*U> Hw Y-ihapcd ojctiu (root h &\lta ui w^h a y w k which is rat down the. crater surf closed at the neck with a ftmll collar. PUUs are kkd in lbt'att*cl>tU lower trout ol the dw: back of the irtm being ja ooc piece Mediuoi sis? mfohts 2% rank 54'in*h maurial b Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scruggs leave Saturday for Washington, D. where Mr. Scruggs will he »s:«H’iate<l with the government. r Dresses tinorgottort, C h iffon s mill Flat Crt'pvs At the slate convention of Par ' ml Teachers Association raccntly held ut Sebriug, C.hulnota Parent Teachers Association of which Mrs. A. G. Wagoner is rhaimiun, won the silver cup f»jr the membership drive. Mrs. F. F. Jang .was chair ­ man of the membership committee Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Blackman of ■ltd through her-untiring effoits Orlundo spent the day here Thurs­ thU contest wns successful. day on business. I TU ESD AY lEvehing Bridge party for niiitiIra of the Social I>epartment of le uman's Club at 8:00 o’clock Itb Mrs. G. P. Bishop, Mrs. Ralph light and Mre. J E I!rouse as I*tts8en ■Mrs. G. Irving l.nucks, Mrs. RobI John Holly nn’d Mrs, RoyFiank ■me's will (lnlertoln ut bridge nt ■ 0 o’clock at the Yacht Club honl*ng Mrs. Edna Fowler llopp. Ip- I. A. meets ut- 3:30 o'clock at le Old Masonic Hall over the ■sket. [Concert by the Sanford Choral pcicty at SiflO o'clock at the Holy gos* Episcopal Church. Public is ■ diully invited, WEDNESDAY fJeany Spaulding Circle will meet hh Mrs. J. A. Strange. Minute the ^ Las Minute Shopper hapter Of D.A.RAVill Present Easter Ball c These and mnny more lovely thintrs may be found in our shop. i HEATH' S A TU R D A Y A Kytttry el tb* GoU FttUtl Sffanurldn*, fruent Tka KW*c—tki 64 1 with a pri«a #a hb hand to Ua ghaal \ Hats Slii>s Hose Children's Lingerio Hats Flowers » A !%• da* wha wato back to tka pw Easter Frocks Bealitiful new •frocks are arriving daily. There is a world of variety" in the colors the styles and manipulation of fabrics. 'M O N D A Y'"""' ' , • .b* the OR H IGH 1*. T. A. fat tha ' t • iertol Bakery r « P A y ..c .a Sorrell & Son •Extra added attraction CHIEF W H ITE HORSE Cherokee Indian . PianUt .. Vocaliat and Entertainer. and Gap:e and other models with large and small brims in a Praia array of colors. Shoulder n d y TOt!,B* Sold * ■ ■Tircle No. 2. Mrs., Loyd llrown lilir , meets with Mr*. R. W. Tur■r, 2312 Palmetto-Avenue. ■Circle No. 3. Mr*.! W E. Haims, Ideri meets with Mht. John Kum■y, West First Street and French ■ ‘Mpch interest is being shown pnd pleasure anticipated in the ■Easter Ball to. be given Monday Iwfning at Hotel Forrest Lake by § “,111* Harrison Chapter D. A, |R. Mrs, RI E. Tolar I* general1 chairman and .la being ably assist­ ed by Mrs. Rolland Dean, Mrs. John W.‘ Meisch Jr„ Mri. Frank Scruggs “ ffd Mrs,. F. :Mc Kenzle Davison. Assisting In the sale of tickets are M h„C «lvlriTeogue and Mrs. Lloyd Boyle. * . . . "i THe members of the Sullie Harriiojv aye noted for their cordial hospitality apd the ball on Monday evening W)H|be!especlally enjoyable. P«tcr Bthaal and hla orchestra will, furnish the music and during the> ermlsMon ' dainty refreshments '' The Shop Of Personal SerVice For .the Little Girls Our frocks for little girls and small children arc in such a wide variety of styles and gay colors that they rival the flowers of spring in their youthful beauty. Materials are o f silks, voiles, cottons and prints. Sizes range from one to fourteen years. �----------- — — — •— THE ,S»Nra3 D.tffiftAhP..fr*l Celery Markets SB L I S T S to take over the work formerly done by Dr. Frank Held, city bac­ teriologist, who was discharged following his arrest and confineippnt in the city Jnll last Monday. The vacanting of that offire will save the city npproxlmnltcly .( 2 ,IjOO annually. The ..bacteriologist \rti* also city sanitary Inspector, i The office nf city building and electrical inspector was also ahnlilhed at a saving of ( 2 ,1 0 0 a year. City Manager George II. Cairnc* ill take charge of the Inspection ork. j The commission’* final swing wns at the municipal golf course v+hieh in costing the city approx­ imately $7,500 a year to operate. The course will, In ull prohabitity' Ift closed after May 1. Mayor ltousholder told the commission tfiuy could sell tho course to Ed­ ward Higgins for $15,000 and that He would undertake to maintain l(.‘ No action wn* taken on lid* affair. Commissioner Miller sug­ gested leasing tho cour*o but the matter wtfs' temporarily dropped. 'I The commissioners will consid­ er further steps toward economy Monday and may jtossihly change rjmc of the actions they have ulrady voted upon. Bureau or Agricultural Hcom>* m in co-nprralinff with the VlorlHn Stale Bureau of Markrtn.-lt. HL CorWn, Ixtral Itepresenlatlve i Announcement wan made yekter | day of thP appointment of the Ilan* ■ dnl Eleetrie Company- an Seminole j County Denier for Ccneral Electric , refrigerators by E. B. Randall, head of the concern. Mr. Randal has been the General Electric refriger­ ator dealer in Volunin County for some time and It wan through' his service record there that h<> was made dealer for thin count/. Mr.! Riindnl) hna lorn in the electrical! supply and Wpllpment business In i Sanford for a number of years.. He plans to put «n tin active elect- J rieal refrigeration. dolphin lids morning sry* that the wVnthor i* 5f» clear, Tlie supplies arc* moderate, the demand alow, nnd-mnrket dull. FLORIDA 1 0 -incli crates Golden Self-Blanching nnd Late Special both in tliu rough and washed and prr-cooled are selling at the following.price* 3 do*. $2.25* 2.75, 1 dox. $2.50*2.75, fl do*. A H dr.r. $2.75 3.25, 10 do*. $2.75.3.00. Governor Addresses Citrus County folks Belief INVERNESS, Apr. that Citrus' County will ’ be the Second that he will Ipse out of for­ ty four counties visited In his Sen­ atorial race was expressed by Gov. John W. Martin before leaving for North Florida today. The executive made speeches hero, at Crystal River and IInnins>,ssa yesterday taking hip opjioncnt to task for dfempldintng about a “ political Governor EL PASO, Tex., Apr. C.— H N S) mrehlne" in Florida. —The New York American plane Mnrt;n told two hundred fifty people in the court house here Inst left Ei Paso for Tucson and Snn night that the Senator virtually Diego thir morning at 11 o’clock. admits defent by such a plea. "The last resort of a defeated man is to cry thnt he has to fight a political machine’' the Governor stated. “ The only kind of a machine I D. L. Thrnshrr, one o f the can­ didates for the office of clerk o f the i Ire'ult court, has been n resident of Knnfonl for many yenrs. He is making n personal campaign among the citizens of the county in hi* race for office. S UlCH M O ND , Vo., Apr. fl. (IN S ) lRfar Admiral James Oliver Hnrsotl, tJ. S. N., retired, died today t hi* estate “ Shirley," near here, t til* age o f 71, found in Uic n r . " Thc'nbtbMdbnd, H t pa* tank dry borq a Georgia license number. Sev: cral letie’rs were read to tho cor­ oner’s jury, revealing that Mrs. Cars olio and her Husband has spoilt the winter at Limona, Fla. Persons in Commerce, Ga., Mobile, Birming­ ham and Florida cities were named In the letters. Police arc convinced that the murder was emmitted for motives other then robery, because n purse containing $138 was found beside the body. IS APPOINTED DHAtRH control l« (he tiulomobHe.Uial car. r.c* me over Florida but tho Sen ntor will think he has been threat n threshing machine before ,tl election returns arc counted. His mti'n trouble is th a t. ha never has faced a hard fight before and so lie thinks he is in the grip of some kind of phanton machine." GETS VICTIM BOSTON, Apr. «. — CINS)_ heat cbjio o f the year was m today when Miss Helen Wnj dr Cambridge, collapsed at *Ui and Washington Street*. Sh, (riven first aid and *pnt \ home. 1 lb. Butter 1 lb. Breakfast Bacon Red Star G rocery & Feed Go. 21.1 Sanford Avenue’ ~ «E A T Phrm No 21 Quart Jar Pickles ............ 29c Specials. SATURDAY AND No. 2V2 Can Sweet Pickled Peaches 2 9 C M O ND AY *»f > i ■ r LeGrande Sugar Corn, 2 No. 2 cans . v25 J. jm A *_ One Bunch Of Celery ? Early June Peas, 2 No. 2 cans.............25 Oysters, 2 5 oz. cans................. . .25 Free To Each Customer Tomatoes, 4 No.'l cans ......... !...........25 SPECIAL FOK SATURDAY Posed ale Y. C. Peaches, No. 2V2 can .. CarjihiL'l Nut 1-Tyers, oath Potato Salad, lb............ .... tklffw Cakes Sweet Itun*. Hot Roll* .20 Juliette W. G. Meal 6 lbs. f o r .............. 22 Juliette W. G. Meal, 12 lbs. fo r ....... , Halted Hint l.unrheon Meats Cheese P iggly W ig g ly .42 Store Fancy Head Whole Grain Rice, 20 lbs. 1.00 CASH GROCERY Fancy Head Whole Grain Rice, 5 lbs. . .25 A rcade Delicatessen Pure Vegetable Lard, 2 lbs. f o r ..... T h e Taste Tells .40 117 Magnolia — W e Deliver — Phone f»71 Which OjM'ns Sal til-day A complete Line of Poultry, Dairy and Sweet Feeds on hand. Corn, Huy and Oatn. SATURDAY SPECIALS Extra Fancy Bananas 2 lbs. 25c i Apples, 2,/2 lb s. 25c Tomatoes, lb 20c j Okra, lb. 20c Kgg Plant, each 10c Red Pitted Cherries Yellow Squash, per lb. a 20c Green Beans, 2 Ills. 35c Iceberg Lettuce, per head 10c Sweet Potatoes, fi lbs. 25c Evaporated Milk Cauliflower, lb. 20c Cranberries, lb. 30c ... Every A & P store is bountifully slocked with delight­ ful food« for Easter-(ide. Fresh, wholesome assort­ ments o f the best quality arc marked at pleasingly low prices. Savings await you! ....... ......... | 1 ! Q U A K E R M AID NO. 2 '/i Can *M D EL M ONTE Picnic Size Can i W H ITE HOUSE. Tall Cans |l i ' L lIIIIY 'S No. 2 Vi Can . . Finely Tailored Suits in Bright t You don't have to be an expert in, woolens to detect the fine quality in these smart suits. Fine fabrics and tasteful patterns are hobbies with us — and we see that tailoring, too, is of a very high standard. Single and double breasted suits with two pair of pants and all the new style details—the broad shoulders, snug hips, new lapels, medium-wide trousers, for men of taste. Full range of sizes. Y U K O N C E ltn * 15 Vi 07.; H o ltlc F. S. Vcrnny nnd W m . Musgravo Props, 2nd. SI reel & Sanford Avenue f . a r\ r \r \ J s 4 ( ) I )( j ^ ^ We Deliver 3 .1 1 (1 M ACARONI Corner Sanford and Celery Avenues 1 1ILIJE RIBBON E V A P O R A T E D i Saturday Specials j ______ ___________A. 1 U A J A II H R A N I) 48c Rice, whole grain, 4 lbs. 25c i Mayonnaise Sugar, lbs...... 34c Milk, tall cans, 10c ! Milk, Small cans 5c Fine and Coarse hominy Grits, 6 lbs. 25C ^ No. 2 Ckn Del Monte Peaches 19c | No. 2 Can Del Monte Fruit Salad 38c No. 1 Can Value Tomatoes, 4 cans 33c Borax Soap, 7 bars 25c Poi;k Sausage, home made, lb. .... 30c Maxwell House Coffee, lb. ... Soft and 5' S tiff brim* Milana and . i ?4.00 to |7.50 ..................................... THAT ............................... | | j One of the New Styles ..... • ___ YORK ' - 1 For Immediate Wear In S W IF T ’S JEWEI i 8 V i oz. Jar .................................. ... Leghorn’s A & P SPAGHETTI Phone 115 _ ■-J • \J\J Bokar Coffee Gatchels Grocery j Florsheims For Easter Ha t« Blue Bonnet Market New' Spring Weaves andMany Models Sauer Kraut ..... ■•-*:. -- * - — — * Fruits and Vegetables ■»!*"*■ * ' ' * —->■ . i . C O U N TR Y R O L L 19/ �r v r. i• _+*• - r. t.W f,r?nc • *t «.“ ETi"'. - . *r * >» JL*> V S *. ipun:«, i92R ***•» Only ' “ the Fittest” Pass Tests spectors o f Telephones ** ■ * ■- l*ia. — -. , , -■ _ ____ _ - • ^ L»_i f.\ HORRORS .OF WAR WJTH BIG PLANES TOLD BY EXPERT: itt i i'~fs “sTiTS. i'ii W \sWIN(JT«»\. \p> .. iI\m - A loll authorizing .1 1 | lie. I I build rind i>(*i•i'iit■ ■ a l.ri.lg. over Hi.. Okmulgi , K in r. ip a- I it/gi'i aid. Ga. w.is ' u :n * i 1. f i e llll".l didge to,till E l e n ten l O f S u r p r i s e W h i e n l s M utie P o s s i b l e li.v T h e 1 to -ip| ip i . pi| i., w.>.l i ......... if i , „„ , . ,l i i V ( , ,,;i , ........ ,*I*-III It! M t* |i*ln 111 -• ’'il Mil Ol The A ir Will He l-'nclor cmi.ii, pm.. i n I 'l fO lt l i— i ,— ’i 'T U "*? •if o f skillful cage p lay late y e s t e r d a y 1 L_ . a ruiast Pine B lu ff, A rk., the score W A S H IN G T O N . Apr. 6.— (IN w a s 14 to |:i. The Eimlontcin meet ~ ■ the. tough C a r fVeek, Ky., fiv© in | . The Seaboard Airline today s a third round gam e today. t. cd the InteniUUt Commerce C* Vienna, tin . leaped t i prominence ‘, mission n ^ * fo r authority fo opet l. *<Vt least six o f tin- leglljatr by t a m p i n g the oridu aami »y s'"*,imping ine highly rntwi , t the Georgia, Florida n d 'AAlaba ia b s C H IC A G O . Apt. (IN S I A i A M A. Apr. 6, -* ■ |” Will hit JtOO or heller. \ ankton. S. 0 ., five. I- to _I, An* extending south o f Bs today other Southern team that is inak* , idpe Ctl thrmiRh Quincy ' ‘ ;:r ; m“ " \ »" Thu e W k e i ' lank like a hTting The Had lint! one 1 n f i v e -for all iiiiMJe” being ing strong hid m r the title is Mize, j a|inhBsa©t. trv*f}ar*bcllr, F lor "U u'ltrcl innocent unit proven , , ul) t),is year Max AV. -t, Uillv in tin er.'lty, .t seems « hit unfair that |*hil.]. I'aul Strom! and Jim M - waged at the (iniveiMty <f Chiea Miss., thi- (lath y ou.niet triumph- , Time; * ' v < i r e her pitching etnff »huu..l, fi(;)llv w llit w c„ rtbove ,:m.l go fur the hltersehola-tti h.t-ket cd yesterday nve ■ Smith P o r t l a n d , _________________ _____ I e *•oiler M.sp.ao,, at tins par,tic , Knutkic Zonlle i ami Wnltei G Ibort hall »hampio/iship of tin* t lilted Me., 2 !t to 10. O ther second Pound — tilar time. ) may lie expected to hit perhaps States. That one hope is i maul eti results inelu^fd: Bight now Manager Hurt Nie. n hasky naintet from Itii-t ‘ an.' CU liert .Me. Lht,Her than that St, G eorge, Clu h , 3 0 : Purdy, C IT Y T R A N S F E R huff intends manning' ■ , " \ » W lM A half d'lzen other Ka ' i. t in (in the defutsive siiie, the'out Tern.. 3 d; & S T O R A G E CO . have lieeji ' oi l t d I by *■' 'u ra ami vvi: ; l “ V t riV » « ^ 1 Sh?rr*A look looks co n n ,raging. The low Grand Fork*. N. I*.. 3 3 ; W timing' sm ith and Johnny Adcock, south ,|,,K Western fives. E x p e rt P ia n o roovInK w i tep, N. ('., IT; paws. Red Bales. Art Olsen, Hu. strengthened In Joinin' J,m©«. im p roved f l E U P O pin Bristol gave a iiohlo i-xliioilion .-e'i IVtn-e and Clim ax liletliei u |lu "fields "m-.'.e aeimiandy a ei .........- - - T l ' T . ’ O n * m . Mo.. 3 * S p a r ta n b u r g m o v in g equ ip m en t. Pitching S t a ff O f ^ ZZ'Zt* East Fares Poorly Crackers W ilt-JN’o t guardian o f first bone. In Prep Games For •T— Johnny Brock has no pour ns r * ■ it t 1 r r ’ii Be Under Suspicion ,a teller. • B a s k e t b a l l i ltie i,,' lit handers. Sometimes in technical scUnnts a ' practical joker will -nti-iiinr * pa ■ , id hexagonal iron rod for the picr« nf steel llial one o f ' the sell " .4 cmlirto liliteksioiths is in make mi a chisel. As the -adMinue pirn of metal looks exactly like the origi­ nal. he paiitstiikinglv forms in* chisel, heats if for irmpertii.g wnlehts the Vnlors' follow radi otlirr until the iilge»i> just llir Jvrriprr shade of Mue, plunges the • iron into a lank of a'af< r. and proudly di'ptavs a Ion: tfs.kmg rtiisil to the instmcinr , itut Hie in-irm "T, i tnovug bet ter than In n ipt i,, .r-pe o im *■ ». 11leS It olll and 'Onll i nines li.li k with a Idiititi 4 o «4 and with tin* aduuitlitioil that till pupil shnlltd ti ■ itv iv r r and In siui timt to 'tarts u nil the rtglll kind nl am k I lie saim ini,- applu s wltgrewr Above Left: Where various metals such as tool steel, brass, nickel, product* alt fa-htnm.d illdird, ill silver, etc., are tested as to temper. Above R ight: Gill gaging die tin modern "faeturv. iltorongli in thickness nf mien blinks which will latci lie iplif into shrep. a speclion nf law niati ri.il Ha thmix.mdih of an inch in thickness. Heluw View of textile labor i lake a liack* oat Viet) fnr pill* III' lory whcio !i6 difteicnt kinds of textile material i n.m iin d to inp fabricator or >c!luig f>i "i see wltctbci they measure up to rrpuitrmmt.x. do«trtal plant' long ago I. ,nned . ,.,i. Itiai even tin most skdb •* nf • » 111 * ehaiii* d di*i tet*' andrle* 111<.d af, * , ’, . men wnl kill III tillIII), it I,|. lull pat.oil- >l . unitnn pie. n • \J I'.'.n . « 4 ■ liiiildings « tlie 1" - ' "t •••|H»|i* p 44 ....... . liiirg Jit..- 1 tom. '. i i n n r i:,,r |b, i •:* |t‘i Ulefit i ant • nek. ::...... I «t*i eU It ip m*. I , ,1 1« llimai ,f ,, J, w . I< ' '*■ ! I • their “ .ICII ■ i- in t plain Iidiii.m marli i, ............ ... in ’b rlf ft *1.11 iron. * 1 j M t n 1,-t up 11 t* .i ■ * •■ o * 1 r-, , It'.l ‘ 1' l ’ i 1-t .'il i»i:ir ■’ If 1 til ■ Tin inipni l it.. . ..f tin. pli.irr m .1- pc I il t, ,i in.|. ti.......... .. i o ' ; i *1 ill.* l.ifT't nr maunf.e ntr pg t.. a l.u^> inio itn t lit. i. ........... nil. ...... ■t v* i f(* *• f i ati be in.I,;, it fi.nn a 'itidi .,| l!i* , i n o '■ p rii. t ,i. I1 ■ h • . .11 *11• w.t i r h i < ti*. . r |1, i 11(11. * r 1 » * n.i i'li't i.f f in il,.*p i i.i in c b il 'n i] I i W e-irm I teiiiir t miip.m in It SOI. ill | . . .. 1 1*. * i .»* * - . i ’ t V d i .i *■ 11*’!ill r »I- 1*r 11'\* ' ‘ I . l nt .• i fit ifr t •» t. • *' it i J o 11. •11T « t f..m ■ * -Itl-dFf * ltd f r ft** |» HfllrT (MHpliM lU • *« ill* I -• TI 1 rlf ......... U *-i11> p l.l* ...... ( ir va 1 i ' * flitlifV' Sv»*1ri1l |!i< M»<1* •* *f ill** pki O'lnpruiv not *»'*•• o«*Ii It...-.: : . tl- .11" 1 d i ih*nd*- fi*r n* d I ' 111*1-? *'f r •** tt, i*' ■ • • 1 H'l P' 1 4r«i> •......... ... * u ir»* iliin^A tr •*ii. Voi.,o. * *lir J1r • ? inH'*jrV in *•r*i■f 1 1 1* 1 ’■ ♦ •^.’iranrc, ( rj|f|r rulll»T .IH'1 tl*r like • il>.* »* 41 t *'* f tm.ifM r. many nianufa«'turr‘l me tc.-t- 10.1 U «n • «‘t ?C !•' iu>uu , f;: On top ol that he throw* foster tluta Manuel Cm io envora left field t kr n mask aist 1*. will get a good righthander from did. tlicn llieiv has hern, ge: eial all tile Hi lokl vu I lodgers. Poole looks, like the heal ( 'riding ■ around impivtemunl it* work. thitside nf the pitching staff , ir!(t „ai.kl.,' l v y (iriffllI W ei> is an old fii.diiotii'il ball t aw'; on tier Hell 4 , Spider thinks lie ha . the !!>!!• Crackers, If (Jilbct t Ini. while Strand ha.- nuistervd the dii a prniuiiii lontender pt iiiinrit I.> mender, because. " . hit} the gene rahipin n» is i lui lie t ' oil act o f scaling Hie u gh tfield the fnljowiug: will 1m in tile big letigurs nr|vt *'f'id. and eati-hing flic.-, i»n Ibe V jn ; t. I. ‘ Best dt icin e oulfiebl in tin :year. All in all, we Iced f >r th- CraG. , leag , J 7 T . , " ’ Tlie outfleldeis will r, 4 , mail' ' ‘ T ' two Hire-' l . im. e1 tlle. j \V kilt' M M .A■ f ? _I 1. -J. I,_ it,. t. „ ‘ . , . . . 1 1 , .'.1 Wallyv; Aolbx*1rr^M>ir»Vvk.Jh».(>w*>b(>|tsiiieii nf a Ini. /.<■ II, , Gr.st Imlf ' t i t h e s .a ti ends mi 4 line '2T ----- AT City HaS & ^ ? iT a» SK K G K A N T SH OT Phone B9G r l l l C -VC.O, Apr. a. <I N S » liilie.- Sergeant John Chiskn was and iwrliapa fatally injured ]„.u . tuday by one of th ic c gunmen w ttoni he irfopned to i|U©ation itinn on the street. The men escaped, ^ ■ •t THE Ralph W . TawsIbc Mgr— y 1 In Sanford A P R IL 6th. Friday Evening .. .. •JOB N , M a p le A v e n u e Hall <' H. r. t . I ■ ' !*U« :S !5 S S 5 J i * lil.*s \ M I U w i . " l l l \ t , T o \ '.I" ■ ■ I\M \ .'ii r> pmg 'ii | i i i i .■ 11 .*• 1 ■ ..I.iiiiii llir >1 ■ , l. i V ill I i nodi taken |,\ p, i.at \ a ia l ■ Aft in * ..lioilittee it iva> all0" tilt *‘li Ibi .dti l inii i| in Si o.i'.a Hal t I.' ‘ t '1 a ito idmii in,.i .. ...t i . o.u inatieo , i u m in '. M A >111Ng i <t\ i i H t \ i, \» i i \*i W h i c h D e le r n t in e .'s .N e x IW iir p , i ,.i,h . , m-i oi,. I' m- ' hIcoi < ... lot;:*in ........ ; - - — oe 11-1 11,0 » 1 i he light I' i t a d i m t.-li.Hi < ■ m .......If'. ‘ I.ONDON. \pt. a. (INS i v j ii,),..,! i( ,.1.^1 , mo i.mi i ci tain b unite ..i do I-. r,. Ibbi All the liornus of a liiture u.n |u , d in il-- ' . • oipi ooiim ii...........' i d and tlip Mitpei port wlm h til© aeto _____________ ^ pin lie will pin x to it, a •• liii,tight ------------------- --- ------------------------------------------------- — — — - — . ot in a Imok by l.icol Col. P. T Ktiieiton, Hnglnmt's taneiiis r'mi mamlor o f tin* hist Anti A i u t a l * lltigutle in tlie l..,ioi' n \ ii I*, fense, ii lie organized t he loim , ii*^ raid o.i l.ondoo I lux-© >'«**»*-ago. Bombing uii|ilun<'s that will ris. a g o a l tleu| tiigln-i than Mount Kvrrest, and travel over 4110 mile* an lie u c diving Inward' the ea.tb at a speed of HOO miles an bmii . arc among the astonishing |UX»|‘ J liecicH mad© hy Colonel Kilim ton n libs beak, ‘'Adventuri*» in Fix* ( 'nutiuenttr." which ha. tit-1 been I published in Leaden. Amuiingly Rapid “ Future wars will be ©huructet iz'-d by their amazing rapidity Kverything will depend upon tin' cicimml of xuipriae.'' writes Col onel Eihorlon. “ The declaratimi of win* will Mynchroitize with tin* departure of the enemy air fleet from the capital city. A lit nisatcl i \ o f these" mipcr bundling plum**, abb j A^i to cover 4,000 mllgi, non stop, and carry four tons of bomb*, a* • they 'do now, would, if successful in peitctiiitlng the tlefensc's. spieatl death anti dvatruction severe fotnin. T|u‘ damage to pro(H‘i l i Mtjulti he enprmoua. the poison | gases and Vapors -i©leased from ‘ ©hemjeal ,bojnJ»s would rentier eu tiit- districts untenable. Colujpel Ktherton points out tlu*t the eoutttries involved will lw at F your newly-arrived chicks could talk they would say: the mercy o f the aeroplane in th* "D o not feed us until wc arc 7 2 hours old. W c arc next Eltro|H*an war. which wiit supplied with lo o j during this |K*ri(xl by the remaining probably la* decided witldn aix part o f the egg yolks which wc absorbed iuro obr bodies just months. “ before we were hatched. When wi; grc 7 2 hours old give us “ Th© fn st bombing piano*, abba feed which will pro* -----■ to travel nt not Ics* than 'l(M) tulles, vide life and growth art hour, will move in the skv at vitam ins." T h c jc arc a height of 3r>.fK)0 feet to tlkOttd feet, They will , move* in safely 1 5 9 2 hatcheries which tinough dense fog itt the Market* say, "F e e d T u rin a ." of nights. , T h e y know what it Fought In Aic takes ta keep chicks “ I f gained by the opposite side alter and growing. A not Only wogbl the point assalU'd new shipment o f Srartbe . reduced to a ga*-flooded. cnaisherc.TgUushuw WJtecked, amt brrmrrtp wm m lm t the many'Bags you want. mural effect wouldinealculalde j r ti ,1 , 1 ; f •; with u population f l y in g from tindoomed nrea, h a -passed by fast swopping airplane* dealing out bombs, sprays and poisonous vu pora with pitiless persistency. A f ­ ter auch a raid litUe would be left o f a onc« prosperous city teeming l,. \ V U h ,lh e |J io c H ^ O V ttl w ith life and nidust.y." The immense height o f the fu lure air war* will cull for *upe: searchlights, and Colonel Etbcrton «„ •*,(©» 04 ‘«| j | „ pptow .»t(t U| How Many Will You Save? I 116 West Firsi Street phone 82 a t • j1 *- x * ikr. ‘#r hihiM //a- f : it »<• b- tr. D r. F o n s A Candidate fo r Governor * k * . * * • * Will Address Citizens of Sanford and Central Florida hi ' * \c t . J | * t « * 4 *M <• *. . You Are Invited tr •' * >, 'I * 1 * ’ • f * ,* , * . . * , * . . *| ' . *| * ».t I * f f I ±* ♦ • T o be* present Friday Evening and hear Dr. Hathaway, outstanding as an educator, road builder and Candi­ date for Governor, discuss the platform upon which he is running. Ladies are especially invited. City Hall of Sanford Friday �, •-* l T ■• • '-i ’ ' >• I I '«. E E IG H T , * ''r r W « * --------------------- . - ,# ,.L — SS=R n -m TH B SANFO RD nERAlD.^SAhiBORDf J% Q W I>4«Tf> lHl>AYT<ATOIL 6, 102** f W ■■ ■■ r w r r " « ■ ii i ■ — »■ ■ ■ »" *■ « »» - ..............* ■— ■ Famous Explorer t o Await Fair Weather « . Explorer Of Arctic BeBeyes Meat Diet Is Most Healthful -------, ,• f_.. i HEW A 111), Aiiiiskii, Apr.!#, JIN S ) M uron c.coujii ve w itc IVNtACOSOlS OOfritt' j n i k . i S? ^ W e r b N O W A N N O U N C E MHnc.EU K A N S A S C I T Y , Apr. 0.— (IN S ) The m erging o f the Western Soil Company, of Kansas City, nnd the Diomoml C rystal Salt Company, of St. Clair, Michigan, is announced here, by Du via Longstrvth, president o f the Western Company. The uniting o f the two compan­ ies, Imth o f which are pioneers in their particular locality, will re­ sult in one o f the largest salt con­ cerns in A m e r ic a , ' according to l.ongstreth. - The W estern Suit Company owns rock salt mines at Lyons and Kanopolls, Kansas. It also controls sev­ eral refined and smoke salt plants. -Thu United S la te nrmy wireless station her.- today waited for s i g ­ nal front the plane In which C a p ­ tain Gc6rge II.. Wilkins, famous explorer, will attem pt to f l y across tlte tup of the world from Point Harrow to Spitsbergen. A m essage from Wilkins staled that he m ay hop today on his North P olar expedition, ‘ i f the went he i permits. The explorer and his pilot, Carl Eielson, have been Mint­ ing for modulation of the fierce A : c t ic storm s nt Point Harrow. Because o f the smnl size o f the radio sending apparatus' aboard the Wilkins plane, it was pointed out, the government station will he able Li pick up m essagcs only under the L A H G K S T V E l t D I C T HNTEIIKI) most favorable atmospheric condi­ .SEW A UK. N. Apr. tions.. ( I N S ) — 'Jud gm cntf o: $8 ,000,000 the largest verdict given an indiv­ idual by any federal court jury, M A N A G U A , Apr. 0 .— ( I N S ) — has been entred against Mrs, NnUnited S ta te s Muiines In Northern naliue H. Duke, Wiliam It. Perkins, Nlent agu e nre preparing to ca rry and George, ( Allen as executors ort their operations against the of the estate o f Jumus B. Duke, tieSumlido rebels thrnugbout * the ceased tobacco magnate. The award rainy season despite the handicap wn stlie result o f the hermnn Antito jun gle movement itnml the'added Trust suit brought by George D. dangers o f jungle illness, according Haskell, of Dotson, president o f the to eiWrrts current here today, ■ Ilnusrh Machine Tool Company o r ing moved into N’ u tv u ,Segyvai. Springfield, Mass. Large stores of equipment m e lie HENKV^ojS n*** tcc BIG S A L T COMPANIES t p CHEEN TPjio M a r k S t a n e la y S { 8rea& Goodness Y ou know ns well us w e <lo every business man whose chief aim is to g iv e the public Honest Service — meaning, o f course, selling people things thnt nre rellnble nnd thnt g iv e full value— is n v e r y big fa c ­ tor in building a good rcpnlnti m You know that a community* prosperity depends upon the integ rity of its business interests ns » whole. If the business interests do imt stick to the-line- o f common sen sc. which is hi reality, f1uHinc.es Hon or, in dealing with people, thru the reaction is a lw a y s unfavorable nnd militates against progress. The thing thnt delights us n>* t member o f Quality % Bakers i.f America is our khoivfcdge that there, are Id) of ns fa ith fu lly sen ing PU communities t lp it.c o v r i a very large area in, the" United States, which represents olio-fifth of the population. We nre g iv in g — N O T A I M I N G To G I V E — lift,(1(10,000 fieopli' n rim n. > In get Quality Products even- ,Jr.• in the year. *’ FAMOUS, CROSS-STATE HIGHWAY TO BE OPENED TO TRAFFIC APRIL 25 It will Make your Easter Dinner Better Czecbo-Slovakian Broadcasting Stations Unite to Form Network .t tin is ( h .l' it ii .1 >ia! " t r i ' i i k * * * l i r i ' l l flls( ti\ r*t |«rj lit thi Most o f these people,, xvc are, proud to say. think so much o f the e rf <rt ; of Quality Bakers of America 1 establish fixed principles o f lm>i ness in their respective coiminim ties, and to give them continu nisi* i products of (’ harncter and Qualitthat they are spreading th e nev wherever they travel, that .tin name Q U A L ITY B A K E R S "I A M E R IC A means what it signifn--a n d to look for the insignia m tin w rappet- of the (trend they bio T O TH E N O RTH Fi h *• 11ho \\ i • hly In Pill l u ­ ll. I f h i . t . «*: * k T w *• / liMtip * n m K|\ |n lltaill Itiiiirt'; Njll iWt r ■I • If............. I . H tMll.ll Im I III uglit in a N E W S h i p s In t o r v l c c t T li r 1*' tuh f 11» Io N ’ " ( M b !Yi» h-l " t l d i imillt1■*i. <11 i» •i • i t .til. * 12 TV t I l f p 1 •I I i *Id1. ' i r. itli u i 11 civet t III* ;il . it 1 i l» p V J C K S \ ttf V..:«n M & M Volk lh«»Vilti.8 f.iUr» LINE M c r c l M i l i U M in er* T ra n a . C o . FRF.SI I DAILY trom your gioirr 2 SIZES •ingle & split lo i f 8 0 0 i t Bay Si., Jacksonville fM m * 4 V: HAfcTP IF * C O M * AWT .'itMiyju British Shipping Is Reporting Gains In Marine Commerce T h * National T l i r a tu over the air b\* tin ( handicap rship by he Mee .. » ^h.ppit.R d glade, i! w a r . rs, fr o m of new! ssion in i*. Mantle A. u' through tut dUI ait inn in the ;e unite I evidence ' f ot t (ir p i t i g t . l U l S o b a s n t i K C »o n p a n v ANOTHER “AT COST INSURER FAILS ll-:i I l-:it A I. W T O A S S O t l A I I O N S H O W S S'itlll.liun D E I It IT I I dent) SH'ingH and Atnahnin (.III. ■idn late Are Xfferted h) <>i Hir i-.oiitii ] In roiinrrt* d oe. .no . o .......... at K omi <■ «lt-u tin. b>i< cl,„,rfl ltt „ , r , o i t)K tl,, <*' I.«f I »** ,|tl' • *« i Prnu Hr v* llli .< t al nip . 'i , m<i» the largr-t I III ..tlnr t • ,, located m llrnn and it, Pi..t I , • . , ratetl at ..t/.i v*att* and ,*'*u ..at i.pertivetV l|l- *r -l.ttloli* at, , -r bv fhr i e t h ic i ompan -I„ul ......... .. „ l-'uilarc i:\iimimilinti made bv e*t }11 v* lot It |s |,id, | I, if,, i, , i i n mental Muii-ari ni |*,, t- ,, .| j . > craplo L)ue of the important tu t o r s in __________ Huge Canvas Will Fains Help Ranger K e e p Yale’s Grid l'" { ()ul r™**' !< In Playing Shape l INllnT ■k',!,Nt;"*- i L 1111 it 11; v f i l l Iu *-* _ NEW HAVEN, fi.tu i ■ X|u *1 ''iiin in g tmiav ami .a tt.n .l i — sf IN S I 11 a \ It mil t a salt m* ad • iiws of New Haven, hu- b e e n i i b a i , doin',I by V nb- atlib-tii a n t h m d u e as it mi air- ol keeping ill v Itir playing surliut- of tin- laiiiuu., Jlu-.vl here, amt tusleiu'. of nav ibt ttow I will h, linetl with m e i 70 ,00(1 square feet of canvas, now on tlio way here Jimn Detnut. Suit h a ', a ptiiilut'l turned out by Hie thousands of tons every year, has been used sin* c football lenilers at Yah- lc.uned that a fuirlv dry giidtton made a better -mi face (ban a s o g g y m ice-bound'field. Hut Hit* present-day leutfecs are t y iL n n the tiuv ,,! sail hay is gone, anil tliev liuve o n lrir d two pieces o f eunvus eitt-h ‘.'0 bv ,**e\ctiJ Unm'lltiil id it, rt> *d i Vlilliubte 11u dt# 1 lands Imv, been burned i n i tiiel *»- wi| l„ lic.ivv \ iduatei i i *• fi g li te r - and fore-1 • a n g el I.., .■ been nideil bv Iwt, .emit a irp l.tn tin I-•<it t •>i ^ tin j iiio s . S ev era l fin nthuuse» i ct* 1 I lisil i a lie, < M m lssiolier .lolm ' I. ilium lb ,.i .. I'm liter btisine** i- to 1*1* ilmo- t | bo ula bv ib e I- cd I i nti \ utioii, bib* 1,1-ui an- > V i so- i.ition In • .ms, ni t ei i ive r-liip i lo ih i i limp th e ,i-i i ■:i ship Iit igat ioft a 1* llleil at tt'i 'tile t i l f l i e o f tin gatii/iilion. I, iliaunpolis. I n d , mol 1 Int i-ih'i t \\ v s,,ne. Indiana t.nm missioiiei i.i iiisurullee, nntifled Ml I.lllllllg .1 the I’l'oi eediligs. In miilitiie . |,|it* ing a bull up on tin writ on. o f f o i i h c i husiueas 1 bv tin- i n - i n .o n e 41 -sin intmu. Mi la m in g i- i of using to n o e w tlir >i l l 1 1 ii .ili of mi Ion u y under vv hi* ti , the m i:am hi u w as op erate d in I bo lila. 11n- I ..i a e suv s. T wo oilier i out i i its managed b> I hi* E ed eia l I'lldel'w I itei s an- at lei ted by the lallllle. The Eederal S a v in g s , wtiieb did an a n idem mid health business, and lias been t e-innui eil bv tin- Moahuiu l.m m i ll L ife and the Federal Mutual L ife is to g o into l e n iv e isb lp T h e Feredal \utomohil,. Assneia to u i's less ratio last y e a r w as .s.*> pel te n t mid It |s de.liile,| that inailetpiiite n-soiv,.. b.ol been main, t a tiled and that limn el aim* lind i been fa irsistm tlv mtilercstilimted T h e F ed eral Untit i w r ite r s a l one ■ n I toyed Imt nnlv one lifi tt a lost in ito tires w bit h have been i a g in g a wr,-k For Safety, Insure* witli UId-Line Stock Companies PAN AM A c IT A Itupul pr*t g rrmi Iteilig iiiatb- placin g sla g on I l uui fit). The ke>in -i ..f the -.plenditl suerv-* Q ua'ity P ilo t of America tinv altaiaetl. inilitidually and collert n t h . i .funii-!itil thruugli ; I t'Mti.il Pun .iu of oil) oignnizution whieli retains regularly more th.o i-ti p e o p l e working every tiny in tie vein to perfect uui service. Thu-c specialists and their nss" eiales art* all luglily trained ami v*iv efficient. They keep in touch with u- all tlu-jUliie with stlgge* toms that are jTractical and help fob T'lu-v opertite without ptirtinl Itv. Their chief objective is to put every one of our plants on an equal plain of efficiency ami help ut maintain high -laiulanls of Quality -in a uniform iasjs. the ludi- iitiit d ep a r tm en t uf tinl-’ederal A u to m o b ile hlsuiyAU'e A Shoe IIIlion and its a t t o r n e y - i n - f a c t , tiethe E ed eral U tolerwi i t e i s o f Itoli a nil polls which eoiu'vru.- w e r e te i cntlv placed in the bands o f r*-i-eiveis. disebihyd that liiilplllii-s a om u n ted to S.TUU.tKIO w ith null •ft (It),UOU of assets. Tile te, c iv e t s announced that they will levy an assess m e n t on the polo v holder* a: soon as tile exact fig u r es oT tinI olucrilH t an III- estnblisiu d. |h „1 Without duiltit, tIn-re will have l>tie an exten-ioti of the public set-' n e that (Quality linkers o f Am eri ca render, so that all territories in iIn- country will be represented—-so that tlieie w.l| be ail unbroken line o f niembei - of tin- Quality linker* -if Ann i n i doing then* part in building ...... I reputations fo r their 011100,1 tf unlit v alw ays comes first ill llteir eoiisiderntions and dclihern lions. While all other lonnchea o f out business are subordinated to tbit out- big and vital t h in g — U niform Q uailtv— neveitheless. there are many other leutuies that arc like­ wise vital nnd we get vnltialdc help fitun tin- Htiienu in standardizing them, too. T'ou folks must appreeiutc the ml vantages that we, as a member of Quality linkers o f America, are getting from this Central Service Bureau. We could not afford to retain any one o f these specialists and keep him on our payroll regu larly— lei alone employ 00 people in addition to those we now cmpl iy— to help us give you the service that w e know you like, for you indirate your satisfaction by your continu* ous patronage of our Qualify P ro d ­ ucts— for which we thank yrtu. We a le not in the least the success o f other gi in our territory, bccaui Imay attending to uur ow which is' making dctmii isfactory progress. R a ts “"dM ic e II. C. Uuliosc IS. V. Lane I Always ( l a 1 S t e a r n * ’ E le c t r i e F a i t s 1 L'ecd br hi,a*cknep«r.for S * y e «(«l Do*» lion, tu IS luntutCM. A lllle a b t* Sai. 3 k *-IS o *. I l i * M on ey •9 B a c k II It fa lls Frank It. McNeil & Co, ColcIoiDfh Realty Co. A. I\ Connelly & Sons \\\ J. Thigpen & Co. Seminole Securities Co. B akers o f Frank I*. Woodruff & Son Company's Surplus Is For Your Protection ,« I BREAD �1 PAGE *• »> 'i j i t o a h w w u « w * u oi p a n lo rd 'M il? Il«ral* 1U— Livestock [NT AD. RATES F E E D S A L K — Another cur of tlml 11iKli Guido Feed going ut special low prices. Nought before the ad­ vance. Your chance to gt\ve money on your feed. It. R. McCnll Indus (ties, Inc. lth and Elm. ■one ada, #111 ba racelvad Btrona and collector Beat Uitely for payment. t v . ; ______ 10c a line ______ ___ —8c a line hen ....#..«■ »•••.............. ® line 1me ralaa on requeat. , reduced rates aro for cutivo Insertions. words of average length a tinted a line, jiititum charge of 00c for linscrtion. , . advertising i* restricted oper classification. ■an error Is made The Snn* Jllerald will be responsible Inly one Incorrect Insertion, jdvertiaer for subsequent Nions. The office should bn fled immediately in case of ■* ■• *» * l TO A D V E R T I S E R ? Innounccmcnls JDUC’ING- Ltlrig’a 1’urc Fork Bilge. 117 Mugnona Ave. from the vicinity of Sanford filin' and Geneva Street Wed* Jy March 28 , . t\yu y ea r old collie with leather harness, id for information leading to •cry. Phone 435 or address Vu’.'j. [Autumotmet . DODl/r, • G IN S & C O W A N C O Auto Ilis'Lir anil sheet metal works. T'rcneh Avenue, Phone 71 G-W. 11U PS-M A lt MON S [Sanford Automobile Cn. Fhone L47 . usim-s* Service J S F i'il Aervlce of nil kinds. r>7u-\V ut C. E. ju.Tr ng. lie linos ami vary litllo money 1C <dd thitigu new by use of Sjiur Ynrnish, I.aequo und pel, .Sold by Sanford Faint A Paper Co,, ti. U. Stuart, Mgr W. 1st. 61 . v v in irT p u iN T s h o p L1*1’ Y service <m any tiling in inting. A phone cull will gel ■ man. Phone 117-W. U Rail* Av,' _ M aybe you want lo engage a cook, rent a room, sell your car; but no 1 Red room. i , ____ IAN IIP Y O U R O L D W A L L S 'll T H E N E W W A L L P A IN T fll-.T III Nt; N E W A N D RETFOR F U R T H E R INFORMA* N. C A L L P H O N E 245 -J *>11 , V. C. C U L L E R , S A N F O R D i. JE T 'S DRUG S T O R K PreriptiiiiiH, Drugs, Suiln. We are ear ns your phone. Call IOR. N(J F L O C K S — Irrigalioii and gem*ml cement work Concrete Co. .1. E. Ter* Prop. 3 rd and Klin. PAL i t U O F I N ( L f T h e Roof Evlasting, Mela) shingles tiding seam »jn and galvinised s. See Jalues H. CuWiill. Oak iiiuj Third St. Phone 111. Nipper. Signs of all kinds. Sanford Paint A Wall Paper mI, O NOU RAPH -'repairing, piano oping by c x | c r 4« with 17 years s-rlenee. Sanford music store Gift ShoppJ McLaudcr A r ­ ia- Phone 83 i . 1 4 Help Wanted Male n*'*i Linotype, uperuting and oth­ e r branches,.(if printing. Two ► ek« ago I placed two Sanford mng ladies in .go^d situations in lytonu. One gg^s $211, .the other C n week nml both are guaruu* sil $l<) per week this fall. lac*' >ek I placed t^Vd youiYg men who II do ci|ually nk well. A te you ing to lip eariling $40 every week c year from tlltlny? If you have Komi education, arc healthy anil I! of energy und want to make od money see me at once. Have w gmup just starting. Call foi A. Haines nt Sanford Herald. —Mtuuliun Wanted ouk-keeper and of f man: c\* perieneed and pauS'ifihtsinc* p*>[itlun. I lux Hit, IIAIIV CH ICKS delected slock delivered, W.. Isfg* burns lot) $12. Heavy Mixed 100 II. Itoeks and R. L Weds 100 15. Guo |7o_ •faoit.'fsun Jlnifhcry, ittK/ksviue, i ^ g ty * p ;>■ "Olt SALKt 10’R. 1. HeirTTenTi^l 10 Pluck Minorca* at iM C L W a h t 0 *‘ 1| a|| together.* Phfcn* KW>-W. i matter what sort of an ad you want *t I t— Rooms Without Hoard „ lo use one of our ad-takers can tell I l l Park Ave. TH REE-ROO M furnished a p a r t­ ment, downstairs: all conven­ iences, only two and one-half blocks from P. O. Phone 110. TW O ROOM furnished apartment: private entrance: downstairs; M0U Elm Ave. A P A R T M E N T FOR REN T. Mn honey Apts. 1000 Park Ave. Wn ter and garage fui^iished. Photic 1 8 J. you • what facts should be included in order to obtain the grcatccst possible results, (Political Announcement*) i (>v vi a m i; Political Announcements ro ll STA VI! I.KlilsI. V IT lin t u Isb in ii iHiiiunci mi cittiillilBey I u i'li u> announce Unit I am a fur *tlie Slul# l.rlKUbilin f (tlroup room garage apartment; 8th and fnr lb*' iifllei* *.f l!ijl»* j) nml "III Hiiprcr.nie suioioll la Summerlin. See F. II. Dyson, .inillillili' l.llil, Olsli l< ( Nip. 4* Ki'inlliul* tin' pilmaiy in be belli In Job*. I. r. MAHAN. 1511 Mellon ville. ’iitinlv, I'lurldn, s.ilil nUlrtct coni ^•rising la.i'flort I’ rcclncls No'*. I. I. :i. In. II ,v It, subject to •-Oil C'ONMT I III V. Modern furniiiheij apartments. llie "III >'f Hie * tilers in tile I'eiiio" isb In itti lit*isn« * I list I ? nin cln(jc 1’ilmai* in 1>e belli nil June: Ii 11 nil Frigiijitlre; Murphy steel kitch­ Mill I e for Hu* offitt* of s'iiu A l> l:i;»i -• I , ,.i . r ,r ,1list Iff l*f lilt* en: Garage:, excellent neighbor­ sill. VellC sopinill "III be n“prei'ln I e*l. ; ? '* ’ Nn I. Hctii I*••*!•* «'mi ill), A !• (ACtlej SMITH hood; rent very reasonable. Pari; riiti lilo Itf -lyslli'f •*f llii' l*fiit t» |•|N tt |ll’t *'itltipi IsltlU I I* ftl.lll l *1*' Apartments, No. 5 . Phone 818 — 4 . 4*iins. \.»'s i. tr ■*. i«*. 1 1 . .v I’J. Niihliit I m Hit* tiff I*»I•*11 «*f llii* ISTIirun j im t i c i ; u r ri;\ rn Will M’ll l-'tirnished a p uitn ient. ■*i i,itli' 1*1iiii iti \ 141 1m Im 14 till Jiiiltt In n hi ;iiinuuiit «‘ my -»*;•n«li«l««*■> i * ir.s ft., f f .I*Ift'11i*lI I♦» i In* of I In* «f ' ;.ihI "1\1 1 I »p ppl t i liilf * HJti' ‘‘USipml, .ItlNlht ••( llii* l*tii*'i N«» * n tv 'V i.srmiMii:. 11 it \i hi* In 1i| llils iilllh* f**l in Ml' (Wit \ i titN until Mu- «IKmii 11*1 ivat licdy fiimialivil apartments wita nit'l Ifl'tl IItI«• lilt* !‘till! Ill I'ihlllt [ I i ihi ji vrin-: o r • t•» I jnsUfiPtl 111 ft‘tKllllf Hie Ydli-rt run iH sriiir r so. r o t it all modern eonveniencuM. Plmnf ffl»r tf N 11 | t | tt 1 1 t t»li III > pi rv lints | III* T his is i«. it it(itiiittt f Bi v mtiulltlHry 70. ('all at I!IH Palmi'llo Ave. I I t Ml t) tis .liiMh’t* of I tit* I*t‘ii i *■ .I i'it! |l..: in* tiff t.f iln I'iai-f, l»l»tih*t 111% Ih'dI i 11111'5!%UU' 1** Ut' •' I sill.). . I to till* Will Of III* l*!» sill III* in ii|llc it ■*|i*i» i * sit it 1 h* i1•I I*..... . i.iilt VMft is -Inn. mil. HullIfi— Houses l^or Kent i.nit ;iini sit p vt ndi « t i ll' just iff I mi<| I... K.■ ,M..in .... I*itttl*i, l#ak* in Hu* !n % \u ii .i i ), I.miiH "... J. A Hit mom** TW O M 'R N IS IIK I) or unfurninhed ^ w i.Mvr.u, Spi nut' AOil r«u*'s| f*il\. t Miisl it ut« I Pi ill*.it * l||s| i h t titiuses in very tlrsirahU' loratinn. It »)*. It’ll, I |MMioist* .to litihfsi O ho Hvittlnhlc April tTi other May till M1Hi ' Ilk .‘ ,1 4Itill 111It 1 1 ulln ti f i <s# i oil mi m u \ r r M »n vi* o r lit.in iln* omidI nif *lt|lrfioifaetM*a« 15. F. II. SrruKH^. I'honr T:t.r> Mas r i lll.ll u sw tih i r i o > | ii pit h *,*dtltalii Ir for ri»*t* Irrl !**n a* tisi .i lly r*>nti< ■■i Mil wllii thin of. oiiir Trinplo. 11, I St* iif f>t ** of r '•pf'i inlrliiltTil *»f I. r 11IjliNUUN, piilillr nisi nit IP* f**f Si-mHMiJ* A \ Oi illjd mul :tnl Imii iii^hoil Ihm* rmiiih. Ntil.p t i («• Hi* |oom> mul loith. Also I*i tmu i % \i.iii m ipi>mi | %lil I * up* ro ll ,.i v ... i: in r i . vi ■: UP low ...vri.i. r M..‘ it . i u i (914t ind d ea rum1 I'Hoik* *IHK. L a x x ton T W heieb. enimiiO''*' Cl) ea .I*llilac.v lll.'l I, r ul I‘e.l. i nl I'l'lrlel Nil l.o I*'ur’iiishvil Slue i*u ( stttunc SiT- l<f t i i i : v ii i i : iih ni %t\Mi x td ic i Mtlijeel In tin ill i lflnll ill til'' i i ' in Iln- I leltincl at !*■ I,l'llll!lf) v**r J.nkr. .*» rooms *>ml Ymth. <.11 M l . In I......... I line Mil A l> r.i*K 1 •* nh ' *• ,i iiii*"iin*'» Midi 1 mn a uti miiam- (is<041 U'ltmils for su*n||\VI|| HI'HKU e.l nijbl.,1 e f..t »■ eb elb>n In 1b. ul ms(i t-on-iilri r«l mori* Ilian rciilul I bhe "l Ciilliili I'ulinnIB- inn* i fmm prut* I. IV Sipnir , Silver f«iho Infill. I N«» I - ubjnt ■ I" i be (U* 'll) T ill; Vu n t il M Wt" SKVIINOI.W ( lit VTt . nlei- In l!n HelllnClMoll "1 lb* Siinlm ti ft* ;i OII4MIII*’*' 11l.ll 1 4|i« 41 ei ,i 11, I*i lotnrj I,, I" b* bl nil Jun.* fu r n itn ie . Rea«omible S a n fo r d I lei aid. km c cars mul Giuliani trucks, (n and 1Util. Street'. Phone .'!, In c Service run LLost and Found IngticMa Ave. /.ilium Plants: llurpcu’s Giant, 25 c per dor, $2.00 per 11*0 . Mix­ ed or separate colors. 11. F. Whit* ner, Jr. 120 .Summerlin Ave. Ft. Mellon. Phono 882 W. 1 1C— Apartment For Rent Herald representative tmghly with rales i and classification will you contplefb, Information. If you wish, they will assist ; in wording your want ad inke It more Effective. NEW DISCOVERY FOR CANCER A IL I0-R Plants and Flowers FOR S A L E : 100,000 very fine sweet potato plants; A. Robhius, 1007 W. First St. t o t i i i ; m i t e m * n r siemNOiAi IN T in : (111(1 IT 44)1 ItT O f THK T ttliV T t Tit I It I. JI Dll I VI. t IIIc o ti.m . ^ f t i t o r t’t.iititiiv. in n n run t wthli in announce tlml 1 am a y g it iv in j: t ot n t v , t\ cn vnc • Hmii'intt* fur re-etretlon-ta the--of. isttv: Me, of I’nuiitv I'niiinils.Latr from DDtrlct'Xo. 2, subject to llie tie- VV. II. ADAMS. Trustee I'ompbiln* nut. mt • clsluii of ttm tota ls In (bo1 Drinn, y w, — — • r* > ctaMr I’ilmury - Dr ■ „,-),#•),) on June It. It. DCAK and Illy wife. .VIAIn it: alb. a . o. i»:*. W Dt;AN. )lliN ItV DEAN anil lilt* Jo hn Miriscii. wife; flillU ; DEAN. IIP Ull NS Obscure, Modest Mnn Stales a.MITII-H'liHIT, INC. rnrimruHe linn Found New Means cult CONSTAItl.K llou and ITiKDKIttCIv II, NPI.C.* I " i ii to iiHIloUlice in) cuudltlHcy Of Combatting Dreaded «31;is. l»rf(inlftnlH. for 111,* office of coiislaloe. Dlatr'cl \irrirK o r h %i .i : Disease Through Rudiuni No b Heiulnule foil Illy, subject lo Niitlry lw h*’rtl»> |fII’eri tImt y)ii|i*r Ihe "HI ,,f lh" ,v*«ter* l.i the Drmo* •Mill !•> Tillin' Iff I* (JiiTm* uf IuI'**• nOMaj I.OS A N G E L E S , Cal. April «. rl*»Mm nml In iliaci uti. Primary of June f,. i* TiiHth’il i»u !|i«* I lh ilrtS I. A. TATH. •*f April, A. IV \*«*. I n* Hpucliil — ( I N S ) — Att obscure Los Angeles Mii^lir hi I'linfUMry. on }lomlu) iii** chemist has made a discovery r u n MiifHitrr Till dii> of Mu), A I*. **nni*’ I hereby Hiinoiince inv candldncy h* Inn ci (llii* |l)iy uf llilr* i*i»iin ,im| which physician* have found bene­ ) i * i . ax for i e else I Ion to tbe office uf slier- a Iunii I Niili!« <1ii). In front of (hr ficial in llie treatment of cancer. iff of Setqlnolc County snh'eet to •’on it 11tfunit *ii Hiinfonl, Hi*inInmI*- The man is Professor Robert A. ’ Im union of tlia voters In tlia •‘iMinl), I'lui lihit % %III of fi*r foi i|f"c*i(."bli I )e inner hHr primary hi lie held n«at lu i h»- idmlirfi nml 1***hn 1*lil (ii" r fiM Armstrong, aged 50, n modest man ( )1't •« J Julie. | will aiqi.'selNls your no'll, (lurllUi Hi*" I*’Ka I ItMlil N nf m$|s*. who . speak., sincerely without atipp >rl, reat'cclfullv xours. Ho 'fiiltoivfin* ilrfi-rlln’il Iiiinl, **HnU. -Vf. HAND. atf. Itlim ami lo’lnt In H1•nlinltll, bunsting nml hopes his remedy will Hntllit), Klitthla. tu-wll;. prove more than lie claims for it, ... •I Tli. UoM OV*,| Half uf tin* "I was educated at the folorado run t i i i : ,K«isi. vTtiir: M*MitIi4*n(juiirtvr i|M'iMi nf Niih,r< I l> the spin o.li’lilllg Demo* Hi’iMliill 1*.. Tmvilfhlp South, School of Mines ns a chemical me-J i »l lc I' i I. iai )’f I lieieb, iiiiUonuee| dmiKc HI laUHt, I’ontallilltL tnllurgical engineer,** lie explained in) ,'atidMncy for Die llou«n ofi p11;ht% t ^ii | hi'iff. mo if or llt'in e'ditiit D e* ns it member off Terms t*axh. purrIih*-«’i to |»n> f**i when seen nt his small home here. I 4 * "* Omni' If nominated i ptrdxal.i... . "Then I went to the Ktdln Techni­ III) best ,,'ffolls In lo'luilf nf lh. tisopte nf NcinIHole fount v. Thv' \ cal School in Missouri, and Intel Cl',1 liu; need of llie people of l*'lnrl* ' r% \ took a course at International da I 'I i x Hellef. .......bill)’ redllit* ’ \v M ill: a. \\ 11 rr i: linn nf local laves. This. In in) I *oinpla|tit«ni Scientific Schools, I'plnl'.it '.ill be elf, end by > 1 Studies Radium "'I III IMI'le dlsfl 11'111I'ill of lh* prcyenl flee cent gasolln* t*I “ More than 20 years ago, ns,j>a-t iin itic in,, si,ii. Hoad Depnrlmettl. t a t i i i : r i m i t r i ui i i i . i\ v a d of my .work as a chemical metallur­ ....... I- l*ot,lilies Slid I'lllrs,—par* r u n vgtttMii.i: . u t \ t . , rt.ugist, I turned my attention to the II, itlai IV llie fooullcs und l.'llles ttiitv. tv rti t v i iii n , If ....ot In llie uomliuiHnn t tun »-r 111 : t; i it m>i • s t a t e h a n k study of radium and its rays, At promt''- t" de.olo, alt Ihe eneray EDO SA VIN< IN a e.,i pm a I It,u. Lieutenant Jamtis A. H mIs«4|^Mi­ that time, I was not interested in and expel |en," Hint I poasess lo ■"mnpt.i tto, nl acoiiiplJeh Hint end. *"Vit this rcscaiili as a cure for human ami. assistant to Major It. C.vRilfjV H W. PEA II MAN, Jr. A im ir ii i vri;i•:i:i: an*t \\ »• ills, hut only ns an adjunct to the state aide to tho secretary oft war. .4 l*AVIS I *.*f(‘fit1unt ■* hn* been person idly commended by \ ii t i i i; «i* iHniT.ipo s \ u : ro ll « o\s r%m.i:. study of metals aud their enmpo I « i'li 1** a iiimuuif that I am a j Sh.i If* I?* lii'ii l*i ult *'ii that t» hit*11 sition. For 2lt years I have devot­ Major-General Richmond P- Davis,.ptiil !•» vlrl Ilf *■ ( a .liT'i‘i '4 *.f * a ml 1*1.»l •- r«tt ((*• iiffli’f uf I' dH'I j ;ihi*1 I *i“l rl< l \*. i S* inInull* l*oi(ii * I’liiNtit *• ami *,•!* .nl«-• «•*1 In tin* a- ed myself to laboratory research Fouith Corps area com raunchy, for 1 % »*li*i nhi. — ii 1*1 illa.11 lot i uinprl*iitvi • l*u\ •• *"iil Mti'd i‘atiM uti Hi. ilh ilrt% of rod inm." his assistance in filling -Florida ’si • ■• I, a► Spirlul rift I Imp |m»-i’llit I*. Xtt’x |. 2, ;jt I, !>, >*f April. A. I* IU I ( I Siil.jcet lo llie " III or H ■ ^ as|pi in < hnmvt >. **n M.ni.hix Hi. Professor Armstrong paused and quota for the summer C. M. T.-'C* void s In il,* 1(emoccMl te Prtuiar' , Tih. «|||% t.f -M.i\ A l» 1•*2*. wam. glanced al a long row of glass re­ lamps. Hudson i* ,n o w |H.*rs*tng ■ V D 11'.’ ' I.'Huk a Hull' I'O ..r lliU «*..U1 » an l a p|n r«’Ia 1* il d Irun I f-iil*"** *la>. lu finm ,tf Ho* torts and other appliances in the ndvamc.l studies at the Unj*wrajty 1 'uiM I 111*n*vi al Saiifnrit Si uiiimh • mall laboratory at his home. Then, of Florida.'where he earned'hl^rc-* VIHKHUV I‘(Mini)'. I’lui I1I41 ui!l Mi fi’ i !..i vn!, H. tin- It lull ( 'i mul 1ii*^| 1111)<1ti ftM with a note of sadness, lie con­ s- rv'e office's’ commission• in : tlia (Legal Notices) . •iD-li, .Imho ih* lf-i».il Im.iiin uf -.ii, tinued: GATOR R. O.'T. G. battalion. ■ ■I hi" |»*l!.i%! I itm ilnsfilli.,1 (ami it’ll if "About five yea in ago, a dearly TH IH at*’ •!%liiu ami I*, no; In *tiiin.at*t \\ i:\ i\ 1III II l» .11 IMI III. 1HI•nut* . Him hh. *’ pa ri i*-ilia 1 I beloved member of my family be­ n »i « r II Mil IIH. IN %Ml Foil *•i"l*ljmil 11 -4 f*>11 **i% I..* U |( * i : xii \ mi f l (i| \ IX. I> I’ll A M came itl with a disease that baffled Tli*" I liiiML half i:».. 1 t.r mi * mix .• S4.ul h I K1 IJIUII f 4 ISIVI-M **f mciliciil cxjieits. When they had n \- , * 9-*|* W ft. , 1-1* » 1 *.( I hr SuiHh«'a r t|loi 1 l* i 1 HI*I I * alt given up the case ns hopeless^ St mm .1, * i,l • 1**1Ilk. .1 l*4»Ilk •*f S. t’tlmi % Th« iphlp '.*(j H1M1M1. in , *ci i* 1 II, •'Mill fd*i 1(1X111 dam;.* :tI I’rii ml, 1 uni 411111m; I turned lu my own knowledge aud IH i'IIIV I 1*1*I ai’rs"** iidiit ur I.’?-'* T* t in*, 1 .i'li, pill 4'It.i>* 1 1 1* (hi % i «n determined to learn' whether r a ­ 1 wifi' MM.IAN H S I.m .Ni *, I.Vl * a * . i| dium offered a solution to the hu­ ■. 1 '■ 1 >ml a ntn \\ | *V \| \ V man problem. Since then I have (III IM Ml* 1*1 IIIIIX IIO S , A *< Spit' iyl Ma •h Ma •|; 1 1»a' Ti i *■»•%, worked unceasingly, j • R e v iva l O f Diamnnti S p o r t-In . j -v jj’ I.i'N'l .in*! wll* I.IMJAV 1 U |tM*.twh-k '.It Sul OHMl I hit iipnu something which is m«»\ 1 *;.*,m i ;im \1 .a »s\ ' 1 mimphi (101 mi Canadian ( itv .Finch OutflJ, ... Itox MONTREAL CLUB £ HAS EVERYTHING : 1 NEW IN ITS TEAHr,.-':':| * 1. mla 111 s at least a palliative fur cancer. I.o nking I n r StUlaltlv N a m e , . , v , i c . "During liiy experimjitst I A fln r Fhjtnglng AH E,j»c .0 NMTII >: TM HIXTII M TdltV ••an|*laIlia nt. that \nu, II S worked on the theory that cancer NuMi* l-c hi-ifj.v f*_|\i*ti (lint ih. t.MN*: »ml air* 1 ,11 ,1.1 \N ar. JA CK SO N. 11ish., April . F.'shl* ut *.f .1 wliil* ui ..in I.Dil I ,1 «*f *'.ill ill) 1 'ninni IshImIotn ill is a protein mass, and not caused S. in In.<11 1'iiimt* I'lol hl.t ,by a germ pie human bo(ft' it 11 Mom th. Stair *tf ll*,ilila. ami* t I N S >— Everything new including- ’ ’ • ( lh. U m \ 1 i*x .11 * no * rlu­ , , * *' #*1’ ‘ VT* 1m**U Mo. 1 • ip p'* "-.*it mill 1 .-*■►and pl.i* . lu Id In 1lo i '1*1111 Hmiihs ,i 1 M'lf is ptoteru substance. It is NO I ih* name: »'f i ♦- 00 nr. a*- pa 1 1 14‘111a 1 1% 11*4 »,■* d I" lu 1(dii '( in -iIjv Mil w Ml' pc'cent water and the rest of its hmm it I- Mmui ouiin i % Mali.nn,*, That’s the program of the Mon** (’•:\ .1 la M.I...L \ M I. >1 St a1 . Fa \ *’.*ni inI*, 1 J.iori i r 1 ha ( . 1 Id,*- fi>r i*l. mi i i me t h> cl o h i " i elements are enilion. hydrogen, ni­ deal basclinll vlnb in Tlie revival of ull a ml • ill* Hill I 111 trogen. sulphur and phosphorous. avfr <>1 hi I" Inc' A 'film ft m || i H t* i>'* aml tlia 1 *U 4. r|,* the diamond spurt in the Canudnp^ ^ Cm«d Xuilli* f ho 1 p 1‘ o Hu1 si a**- of \ l ♦ HI ••1 rli4"fk Mi iii« *•11111 ••{ I arrived at the conclusion that metropoli'. Right now they’re 'eft' 4 u. I *I*•J11In w n lit itf ^lifimiMim lu iihu im* • t 11i'li1 *11 w j11.in >1Mil III LI Oil 4! IIMIMI I- 1" iii’fiimimii•> •-I.ti hid. cancer follows some disarrange­ in Montreal UIII* II. Hi Hu *if dii '*i»*’i * - 'Ull *4I till itf %oil willi .call 1,11 - this’ this" Ii i " ’Ilf !•«■ if t*11m d h. Hi. ment uf tin- atomic structure of the dcciilo wlmt they "H THKCi riHtK. Mil** h "tom. 1ml lit! hid ul1 muss— the human body. IS m . ii d ’••uH*' ?*«»mmm.- I.Pllt I - III -chemical •m M < I.«•V.; and I.M.I.1W |.(»NM, .................• r .year's learn, llie i>|d name was hln %v11**, ft Tp*r*rmivttv Ifi ;To*l a*|i Id'ii **f* a l.oml untd fit* Ctiinplp * "Perhaps it iff t f o W i l t of faulty pHpCrs'luJvV I" •*1 I*♦•j»*1 »■ 4.up* l«| I’irtuil . ’ 1411*1 « I*.11 (*| 1 lo- "-.M U 1*1.♦a** and •tp««-|r|fn||ct||s ilia*a* Iii* fuoil nssimiliatioii, wrong diet or , w „ ,Jlt ......... „mil. it was .»1 •ml * '• inI m>t r up.I % "M.i.iipil from Jr*-*l T " nil ..to. sim ilar d igestivo distu rbances. xuipo* 1h• 7 Mi 1#la> L1 % 111 Ma ‘ 7M loliilot* fi.l 1i •f I f 4I 1«II4 t" i'f •hi r.ijv '.lb “oilnl ‘ hnannouin i <1 iln> JeVsey City efub pj I it 4 Ml' s'uuiit > 1*t*llHOIJ**It*I**!" f 1**m 1'* -A>1. ■■» mu h* ii 11w11 »■1 i ,. 11 * dill i.f - Tin i I**III); s in pvr iimntli. IK i.STi IN s i b b u : Furnished limi'c At an\ rate, I believed ami ijtil! *ji iii «»( 1oil til % ■ rfh'i.iiiii this i||»\ tit* .1 lU'ihtNi ilntl heelt nnn,d there. ^ u(l'I lllvti ,i i Nu l * * uhJ*‘> 1 !•» lilt* tls1 * 1 ♦ \ I'*. lit* i 1 1 ; 1 1 1 1H II Iitlo 'c that radium holds l.he cure (»' lI lo* ( u nl 1n ihl'* h• .I'oiip|tla 4>ui ula (mi ntlli Etui Ave 'lit11ii- SJD 4. r I**pr|( ..f llii* VmU'I H III Hi' DflilOy >oh • Tlu'ii- are a lot of nipij heingmvv, „ i.v S ' ..... II (* •IfMi-. mpIn . w1 - a I1 ivlll i*i)i. m i ,vi v j i i.n r •Min i lulu riim.il) l*» he In hi mu Jun* 1philiti fur runcer. Three rays emanate v i: !».. i ^l.l TH f a k • M | | f* I b)i "b . u intuit lieu my laiudldaiV W Plume ,Hi A D !*J3S. a loum huiise fill inshcil. I. AimIHuI Im Mil" from radium, llie Alpha* Beta aud tir tie- loterniitiona! Longue trying « h l*f 4Ml aml Mti' r,«r Vd•el* i I Inn lo Hie office lit it v \vui;i:i.EiL •'**41111) I Mill III !*•• for Jul »>, Ami an «»1<I htur* ll'iii#4 SlbVW. pit r 1*• I'nuiilv .1uilae of ScilltBi in ("ouBly Gnmu rays. The first of these is a I In 1 I*f Willi »■11It rinrlilil snbjl'Cl In lint will of th* Im* ti* "4 1(111 i'll I v r t l UVIW.MMIUNKII y, is oomiip; liar k jrttef constructive force*" wltieli aids in Shawl, i Vnlcii. of aomlnola I " »»f *mhl I ’••in l l li.i I I »f III*U!l it l It l \* ,ist, iii aiitinliuee iljui l urn a t-n(i.tiih 21—Loth I’or .Sjtlc 1 1 1,1 dt*riil mr lull lllg 'I'enj fifteen years MIVi'l illti'f «*fllIIIII>. Ill tin Iieiummtlc l‘rlni«ry ..... . fur I l.e "t ill" nf CuUMl •I «I• .1 .1Ini. the relief of some erfneers. The - .B I 41It I **J*. be b-'bf June MIc llij* i 'nmtiilssb.nr I fmiu lUsIrlel No •«•« «!» ■! i fit !’t|Mil NOTDi: Til I 4INTII VI Tuns. xecund Is destructive and tears .tin, .big j e n l .• 2 A c i c lids on Dixie H ig h w ay , Mo I*111*1i. M* i m|i|- |»f Hijiiin JAM U fillAltuN •ubj'il l" llie dv< Islnll of Hie V0l* 01 ittip Noll, r K l*i-t i I,v alci i, (hut (hr •’•mul \ I ’l. i I*Ik in I *•*•••1 1111|9k •lit ,iiv se'k'jj" Jfeul i l.i" 't i • r» (B lh* Den-uuMtlc I’llin.iry to n ear Lake Munroc. l ine T m r k M* * M*|1|1\ 4‘lfill 111IjINIIII llvl H itl down the tissues, healthy and un o |pal 1 II; • ' * * 14I• •( I•4 ft S he In 111 "M June 1,1h, A. It i:i!». Ia *Nm from sum tier oi"l (,! Si Milnoli. i*olirni. I'lui i,|.i healthy. Ttie third may lu des­ ~ . r ' tin* I,kVJf l/r K.lll I A V M O '.lim ing land, .nitside city lim it'. L < * a m l ull* I II I.I \ V 1 . 4 i N i ; nu s r ?.o n o itnnn(iur« "III ol lloli ii.iiil.li iio>> lilts to !„• cribed, generally s|,ruking. as the leagues mul signed fr„m Ule ct.f.: lift fit) ______ — to (’<* i>eu|dd I m II S I N * ’ ,4 • "t 1 •**•'. I 1 J 4 ) • I , Remind. Plume Jim \ \ . :iol W . M( i Si*iiil(P*1< s ‘ t»u l i t ) lio n I a m ft •'••O' * ' III(2 Ihr r«.11« » t11aj ,i, hi*i Hmmi by til to'llo ' "Hi IitoU'r ill Nil of "111. 1 run i iii v n (u iiA xait ut* .Vi„, xiu, |> result of explosion (if the ilel.i ray leges’ illol .semi pin fiel'i'. rniM'J, t i i it illilt t lf f o r t i l l *SM*80tur «t|l*Jft'l 2 nd St. liny *|n cf ].1 it,| **11licit* I4v Si lull 11 I'lui HI.. I*.....'I,,, T.v 11 ;* taiv at Id o . |„. I, \ \1 I It f Im tlltf ilut'lsll*ll '*f III** vutfm tn ♦»l* * ’..Mill ' H it I 1 * 1i l t v . 14 ( I in wtlli llir?v dunities c rv ! mere I « Ish to II Ulll'llIK r III Hie I'eulds *-'S , - i" i l.f I If Hhit’l wilt rrlm.t*' t*» (o' hi’ hl bl'l ('■«( , l»aI Ills of I InIII of l,a| ' paiti(4)L’>. M .*.», ii* ;n ital 2(i— M lsc d lan c o iiH F o r Sale l.riiL'Ui* M l' I .ill ■ national ill . I i i i i f iif l i d s 1 liaVfi 11v o *I nf S'eiii lonle I'miiity (lint t mil n • t u t 'll, M il V V , 'l liu. uf H e, • Rruiedy Fluid * ..f | \»| u 11 M i l l I I I * • • ‘ ix , M • ••! t l i n je inlldu I • * fnr re el* ct lol* to Ihs nf* lh", r; T .,« I1'I,1|, .1■< Sunil, lla111;" in him ! StTnliM»lt* o i m n f l r ^ .»•• 1» l t i *4 If *f *1III ' |» 4M|*|l >1 I'ilfliiiik*. Slafl . * " I n m y y e a rs o f expgi im eutijig ■‘xiJK Mill1 ftM 40 > f j i r * I It.*' •* Hpi v f t l «** flije uf T,i x ASSI Shill, ao t•Je*‘t to 111* '" I-a" 11"111 V) ,.„| ln| Nit, ,-( Nuntli T W O T Y P E W R I T E R desk•im* in; Hi J*111IIII Ml nil its ..f .1 . ' islnll nf llie Voters III (lie Demo. Tl-i’ ‘hiiuhihu .-urn *»l t hr . ^ tu llii '".III I IUK»|,IL> al III,' a fluid which is f t i i i n i y i‘«iminlfiMloiH’ r «»n a lit] o f f I have evolved **«‘(| | l 4 | m | i **H'|I \ I'lffi .I.f |Im table. [Indwell Realty <'•*. I’linin' rm \ 2 y r a i s I h a v e tnaili* m y l l v - 1'itilli' I'l tram t *.o bs field to June • lo'.ila Mallui, ui, th, ) i" l, a |[ Hon Mi him iiidr is »v » >*f in**, i* trim! i luh in alirmly lh*i'i» ilC<{^l*/l^ .v . .inri.ii iiu-.k in tu, mii,1, o f | introduced into tiie body by in il5 8 - W. iipti t a l s h i K sios k n m l r l l i lift f r u i t nf Ibis Jear •Mi*- (I i i.f Tin HfVt ii jTI. i.f tl > VVtlilHAN. taken the Alp h a t mu tm m 1 ,. ........ ...... ,-aeli 1 * 1 , 1 . | campiii^iiinir. T!ii*' •»«li,| ' . joction. I have u ml fa i in1iil* 1 |il opsiso to h*l rv«ry 1’ M v n f Si* ii f »»• «t.. 1' Imi 1*1*i I* u hliji. lu Hu ,ii hi* ,,f (la Hiicrri,. r a y und imprisoned it in w a ter , Uilti,ht,l’H s|n*»1V t"«» k'4' *! *' in ip N in lu r ry his |ir*»f.oi tloimts* * '*• ill Hr If. »: II Tl.lf V| salt': Piano fni bnlaiiic due l^htii* .4'* r u n t'f.rtiK o r ru l'llV ul Mil.I,-I "ill lu i, lain,ol by (he | **f ta%<*s hy \lt*nUui thi* pro' '»* ' • ' *1 i l I ' Mf I f t M ill .t I I I . , ||. I hereli, unniiniM e my candlduev **. II. Ilo \ 1152. Phone I'll I 4 . | pi*1 1\ p f i sotitt l l y , Vour support ..... O' •"•'((III' ‘ 'V,lll„lls'l"ll,'l’a M In tints elim in a tin g the liarm fu! Reta StuUiNk"’ plaijhitiuii in •Ilf' I * 1 1 1,| I t | ,,f Si .M fni I'll lti nf III,' III 'ill C'llll Sllh\\III Iir nppi fi latvft !*•" "i •t i"i ... ii ih,- « oinH11*• i ray. lly bom bardin g Ute n itrogen mul Mi» \ vm.i Ki' iI "Inin K»**'*■ *% iii ii 11, Klnrlila lii l In llie "III of III* voter* in K II gvILHEfc I It'll 'if Ml* 44Di li i miitl'. H O A T FOI-. S A L E : -di font iiridge llie Heinui-i il He prlllim V lu In- held (•* l I>iii 4*11*1 ‘iii'HfIi .(tt**ii> mav Im with Die positive Alpha ray. and bv ihi'ii*. Hn*) lami* In 14 i eddy .jnr , ,».*) lfc I**111• ■i*ff«*r| . lone I "ill atqirerlfcts yuur .4 deck crui.ser, th ir ty inch draft, " bt'iliuil ft.on Frill T V V II liu u i r. nf hi lln* ,i i the nse uf a c a t a ly s t, which I alone wad In mill Martial ri^lu m * ro il rUNftTAIll.lC siqqiurt nu? * I .ul In* fu lly equipped, sleeps si v . Price ■'"lUlllh Ml l It *i <11s it iittiiiiiiijt* in) fit iitllsl.iu> r v r:>itrt |ii.irl»ci* Riinu^. l u w i i ) - •! I Ii* H«nt l •I nl 1*itiinl v i ••mill Ir . em p lo y fo r this put pose, l have tiin«s I.«• V« 3 fni i h* foul M i 'll*' fi>l I lilINtll 1*1* i "UMiiiulile. P. O, P.ox ’.k:k . •*■ *•**•’* ' *"•* f 111 4IkfIII I«* if- created wliut might be i ailed a tough on llie tiiitsmell. who M U f ni i Ih i i I Im I i Ii 1» lll.'l. SiltiJt i’I |n t tin* W ill Ilf lH«* run ( ut v r t i *ih is i :i t t i \41 • **?(' **I **l| Ii|.|h %" 1M4 Iff |V111IIj •*||. ,, III tl < Hal IIf Ml fI 1 *f | | | t»* I a tt If pi 1 1 0 4 1 ) \ m I f 1 s ill (Li new substance. It is not a radium eiim^ otit nt the Winter gtoouHJB'. • ’ ’ ’ f f in in iM 'A Plenty of WOOD & G O A L at Du- I*f J It111* ... \Hill t.ilr Util hi* up ' I* I '**UHIII*»•». M 1 • !• ! . ji iii « u i )ti IMIL(|s.IM11 til I lieieb, lube |b(' inelhnd nf nn. Said 1 I* f k >1 ml ,i ml 1? mi i m t It compound, though it is a ctiv ated hr m i tl, J K « iii limit* I 'ii ii ft 1 1 lllirl's Wood yard. Iflii A Cy­ pi iM’lwIUll. Klm’Irln * UnilU'Ini* my. ciiudhlliey fnr Ilia Hintlil 1*1 4’ll 4||||\ l*Ml!||fll* radium. It would la- rlu -sified by see tlie new horse sides gitoltr H-,:. *J, * k ( h| fulM |( i It, c illMltj W IU o X. nfflee nf I'nllllti Prilhei'lltlOg .Vltor M* •* «•*u"*• *•IVt111'I N T press. I'lio'.e .7 HC■ M. through the air. •* ' *.• *■* '* li w nttil I hnl -i . .. Im ..... III V, 'llbjei'l In I tie neinniTMlIl » •••!• »l»*»l ch em ists us an inorganic chem ical." H S Ii ; In the meimtima Itoli -Shawl,'/M •4*1 I.11. i th. s iih u iit I’rtilMI) 1 "lit ft | ijii ei* III I r m ix \\ I .* ».V» i, h|h "iif,- ii|, *i* r.-mi EASTER It A It HITS: live vvldlt P r o fe s s o r A r m s t r o n g , em phuxing was getting bis' pitching liihL 4** v T> f f not ■* eulollilillr fo* Him nfMc® M|||||",|I ullrti III*- b)’ llie |ien|be 1.1 < ' ' • H i flit'll in | ht. ,t| ,| tl liu n nies 2201 Oak Av i'. Mrs. R. Sbeii (( Mini "111 ii|*|in .'l» l« •na- li Ini 11" llie lllelll if ,eI*■.■t ill Will that he w as not a physician, said sjiupe at the ctmip "I” his old ur; MM II*)-: I ’(Mi I'l III Ii \TIi i \. " •T Vi :,SS Mi V (ill lull il II,I •ti rii i.t I J|y oil. lu Hi,- dull*' nf till* office MlV I III I l •• June l‘ l .111", V. Hand ■p/lal NT* f»;,lF-'fl lie did not k n o w how the injection mates,', the Yankees. Stalling*, Ix. ' ** "* * ''III Mil f/i.lli I “ f i h- NT iTh ‘ J: 1*1 K. H. VVAl.fi Hit \SI ' best serv ices ..LJ• L'M*KI( Nik ' ‘ • "I 1 Mill tl 1 11*11 | •'ll, nit ♦f Mi#* VV U Will T K Tl* in .* H VN A.VI ENDED of the fluid com batted c an cer, but |)vrls Shaw key to Im* a winntTic ■ , *f Kim Mm Im Mini I’m •julu TR ACTORS FOR S ALK: We are run w iiK iiipr iiv T i n : \ n IA NT A II V 27. believed the fluid b rou g ht a re ui M l If* M il M il*. | liu * jih run i i .k iik n r r u n i i t t r n T t bet, by iiiiiiiiul.n. my CHmlblsey turn it) at least fifteen vhA^lt dealers fnr .McCnrmick I leering ms: A I* I'fjs rn o iiT ritiigciiii'iit o f the electron s in the ("T ib* nfflcc of Kbcrlff of KeinlnI NTTi:i» HT A ll..' I, \ N*I • 11KIT* * N K I mii ( i i AHS iVther.s believe he will turn hf-bc traelnrs mul have taken in trade a ul** i ’"iinly uilijn'l lo llii will of I hvrv’by mm inin e m> eaiulldsCT •Sii 1iii'i*\ HI r I’lmi lit,ir ,11an* ti ; blood stream . •Mtik 4’ll - llii •*Mii I I fnr llie nfflee uf Clerk nf Ills ("If i!»:>* number of used tractor*: Fordson* I 111! tub'll »i llie June I’llnury. tinthun 2U, ' "' ' ** W If* A \| cult t'nlirt suhjret lo ll'e will of J. I* McL'I.Ul-t.ANH N«»f iii (s (i# i iT».i iMvrii Mitit (Talk I * aud other type*. We have rccondi the ynters mi Hie lieinjcratlc |irl Glilek Fewater is otr second' und ” ■ (Legal Notices) K omIc (in- filii) hi Hum mIMi *- i*ii ;«)• • ' * M il • * • l»1 1 I Hi a 1 1 tinned these trnctni'* and must 'III 'I'llH VIITKIIS Ul* MlfVIINUl.li null)' nu Julu J, l!»2S, i»l Ifii i in H ii ii*1cf mi lien 7 i;* \ im i I ix t i i i : i iih i i t i'ii h i t n r T in : may .captain the club. M * | I*. | *| „ ’ * * 1) 1 1 1 mil M ..!k . m.i f. U I, Til ItAUHIHt cm v n HUll ill*"*, .i'i ti mi" liil'ii 1*4 I In* in l iif T w n v r t T im n i j i tm tri. i in■•mplnlimm move them quick. Call and see them First base will lie taken care of n I " I 'll In linnoonce III' self US il I s i li liu i % 7 7 , l* ;j fni I Ilf I dIIdp mu I I IT o r I'l.Oil 1 d v. IN t v i, m u rim a ttrn iri' • or a card will bring informations. , .in.lblul, fni till stale IcpUlutUr* IiiikJs • r i i i x m i: cut x t \. in c i i i m -- either by Red Holt, star at Jiu»ey It ■ \ TIIK, I IIH I IT <111 HT IM' Till-; I hersli) M U nun lire myself si a III einiii' J Meoiiiode I'mini? snbX VV 1 1 *»r him i s « % •rw i :\ t \ i until j i ,m i ,m . V 1*• • r.HV. Priced right, cash or term*. A d ­ j , i,, iln | tii"i‘i a lie 1*i lin«l*> i'M11(1 Id'stv for slierlff ui tlemluulr City In-fore hr was injured late in , |p s,, i: s:, t *M iit|d3iI m t tit »: . NXvi-« **r s \ \ * 1 < Ji IN EL'II *. A III! 1 1 :i~ • ' i t o r ri.iiniD x. i\ i x n i o n dress t’iark■Hrewer Inc. Titusville. June ... V I*, lug*, und "III abide ("ounty suhjret to vim action of He,-. .'J, ' ' 71 H l; i I*. . n i : i i ,11125, or Fronk Stapleton foriaev* •CVIINIIU; I ’O IN T t. IX V'll ix i . lo iMntl* nf *11 Ole I .llldlull) snl* llie tipiiiucrallc jirlrnaiy to n* of XVV t I H.f I III I . :: i T .1’* S , It ANNIE II VIIIt 11’. l. 1' T«-unlit lit. 0 Florida. Phone No. 40. held In Ih3 early |iurt uf June 1)11. erul years the best first sucket^ui I' ll l "III soiq.nrl id S I -2 nt |,..|‘ 3H E.; o h iiim ia it 1 1 1 4 »r ( IT tl'IUN E W IM "Ol |'l.t Il',» ||1 Very rv iprcl Ivoly. J It J.VI.KH KW I I) *s.-f i,. 1 1x NVVM l lii: SI A fE (•!■• I'l. 1111MA T*»: 1s llie Eaatvru League. 1, ■ K K. UltAH ( 27— Money l o Loan N.. i; ir. i : , Ti*iluiuiNpi i m . i iu ANNIE iIAIIIilEI. 1»**im*i » i i iv I vtAttTi.v nml r.i.i.i:\ u mai i r o l l TAX roi.I.KL'TOIt Then, la nv worry yboutxVhcso . lu ii J **rv , .Vltijidiii Kill li*. N f " Vmi k rtx. hi" " If ., It K A J I'l \'fh *\ PUII COIXTV I'HIlXKCUTIVIi 1 « i'll In nnnouiiee Hint I mn » All |o i II" i'lil IIUIKU ,1III' 1**ml ml1f it|i|*fit i int fr««til i hr h\v ui n IdlI two infield jobs. Chester ^"o^ler, •at >1 Vl: 11: XI ,\TKIVN(I\ III' , Mortgage Loan* ATTUUNKT (•iio'lltlwl» for re-rlrrlInn lo lh* "if,*, vvii.i .ia m (• in ,i’i n in r ci>el> ui (lisiilux lu sliuw It t,« *•( mill |»Iii Ini fll»"d lit Mil** *■44iln»• I hereby nniiuuiice my catidblui-v m improved residence und business „»fiee of Tax ("olleelor of H»mln* • Ei.Eiir ,'I t v i.r.Min:l: " a si i - to) mile I al In , In,I .<> ter " ill lu- ul- llt.il 4mu iii*- 4i ifithli ill i*f ii <«(i4t«* who was In,night -from Minneapolis ule I'unnl), »UbJ*et lu tbe action for re-election to the office of Iii;,. I,, nl,. a, <«Mii ( lli ii ii th* Ht ii I * **f Kh»r hl.i a ml by Cincinnati, and later sent to t't.v I'llV Il'A W ,1 1,1 l'.>r,|i,|. I . , " , il mini M.t> pinperty. ,,f Hie voter* fo tin, t>ern*e»aOe l.'unnt> I'rosceullnu Attorney eul an In. Mils i.lfh'i (hell ultJi'elliiMX In Iho I |l4ll 4itlli I'i' MIII a-||4*i' 1»» Iif IMI ill (*•*Jei't lo Ihu will of the voters In ITIinur)' to b* held III Jour. Hnldwin Mortgage Go., vcitk f ur VI 4 SII a I * t (l.i: IssIM Met* of I'lll, ot 11,1-1"! (ti, mo, «. IIyi i 4. VIn42iii f» Kalli*. \Vw Vt»rk. Nashville, is expected lo 'fit ill Vuui supnort will ‘o« auhretlttlMd. Hie lh niocruHi' jirtiuiiry uti June rtud dial M>ll *41 *• **vi i ch** ai;* of well ut third while short may go V"tlee |n her I») ulv"li Dial ouilei -"Id s|qdl« .itlon See our local Counsel, JOHN (I. I.KON'A lU'V JNO. p JINKlNH 4} 114>Ii, 41! V'. i ' lt<,XI. t \\tilt) 4•11»• I 21i 44HI8. 4111*1 lli*'l«* l»* ami by vtrine ,,i fun-S. It. Dightnn, Sanford, Florida. .....Il"' Ulol »l,|, <lllele,l |„ ,||.. JirglVtrr. * 1111 )if 1*41*11 |li III*- Hi.Hi- uf Fhuld.i tu Little Joe Kabrc. a FrcncljniUn I Ull rdt'.VTV JI UUP r u n ri.KitH t i n c u i wiiV' li’i’ »*f a* Mih|M*eiiM ii|iuit u hum who ha* la-ell burning up the,New *' e 01|||, ,| , ,i use Ol, (he Itti lla, I h,h eb> unnoulieo my eHiidldauy I hciebv aunounro my Hlillld hind } nil f,,r He nfffro nf County Juds oil for the offlre of clei k, of the " I 'n r 11. A. D IS**. 1. a- Npeelul • t i i c h k f m i i k it ih tmi»i:iu:u York-Pcnnsy(viiiiiu League for the xiuslnr In I'li j rieel t nil .Vtm uln, | lie Political AdvcliHemcnts S,iiilii"lc County, riurtilu. subject Circuit fHuurt. subject "> tlia action \ O i l I K lift* IliM TilllN * %1*15 • Thai >uII hr 4ilid >oil ar*s lit*Tell)4 lust few x'uauna. •Hi day ,.f Mil). A I*. IS2X same lu llie Mel Inn of tin Democratic of Ike votui* M the June Primal) Nulh * 18 lu»r« hi wl'fli dial limit r ifiiulrfil iu lu- anil . 4i|i|»riir U* furr *’ V , y 11 * >w» v * * ( Mil* Hn i i r i ii nil l-ull fUL'KTV Al I T I I I V r H M H l M ' r,ui, "(i Jiiiiu :.ih. iss* My .cant* . Il It. HKAA Neither is llicie any worry l*%!• ««! Mill** ilu). Ill fllltlt Mf III*. ami l») virtui nf a iIit it i -4jf# fuf#; >Mii 1 11Fi■ii 11 I’fMit t ui Hii infill’ll, Hf iiiu r f t iii.ir iN*Titi'r*riu.s Uiiigii f»,i Hits offle*' Is lit llie hand* • mimi 11••ii*-, *|| Hiiiifiiril. Hf ml iimIv rloMii'i- aiul Midi" f iud*' an*l * nl***4| llifdis <*4»Ultl). Kh*rhhi, *4*11 Mir 7fh about catchers, Tom Daly and Joe ; t " i 'l i in atiinmiie* 'lay eundldar) nf m> filenda Hirniiglinut this I'UH m g l.h’lllM 'tT |liis **»ini>. Kl**i f*|j(, 44 III «,ff. » for is.iif *i ii llir I III da V **f A I'lll, A li,' I 5- H da) of May, A I * 1I*2H. unit lli«*ti and for Hie office of Suiierlnlendvnt ■> eoiiuiy and we solicit the e!ipi>or_t I hereby miiuoui.cv m) candidacy < Hyde, whu Stallings says ute tlve I Ilf* IV IlUlkr 4 1 III* 4 4 «• | III | liv hill Iif l»,4 1 1 1 * " I f«»ll*M>ihIf W. Wl liifl*. PuliUr Instruction ■'< 'He nil noI ull,I Antes of tint penjile III lliv .for Hi, lagl~lu 1ur,- l.li'oup 1) sole I*' {'yt hlirlit v| tinti |fl'H M*iu* I fur Judj^i uf .llii- Tu rut v-T lilnt Jndl- |'**I111»1IAIlit * f xllihll id UiintllNt VOU. best staff in the league. ’**?li. iliirltitf I Iif- f«-uii I hmii N .»f •**il»*l t r'(» , <'ounty, subject lo the will of ttm enuilriK I leiiiuei'Hfli I'rlmuiv elec Ji i l lo III, will of tho Void's ot Seim < hind. m||ii . dal Clrrtili In a?ul for Hrmln«»If M l lir I 44(««• (IftTl'C (It* * l‘M||f****i*|i will , i tet„ in Ho, nrlinur) June i. Your ■loir If Hie |,»op!,' eye fll lo elect linde fount), in the |ir|mar> In he I!m- fnlUiU’hiii Young INtchers , ’r l?uu nt) , K lurid a, In 4*hn m'ft'v In w In* filler id uiciiln*'l mhi. The ivllef ' I J1 ' I ii ft n m l h rli u t In Hf iiil m i l «; in, m this nfflee I will tile (hem held nil June , Ubuort "HI In apureelated 1*21* tii'iidjim. %vli**rr|»i N«*iiulii hy muId hill 1* »Ilv*ircr « *»niily. Klnrhlu. inor*- dmi flriihii I) ViiiiNt- llii-rrlii MAY UHI-I-I^ HAXWKLU hi, i ffliliiiil. effeellvv and I'ColtonllcTom Gulley from Little Rocic M. *|. LullI) Ihllr i*, 11u111*4*11 nml* Anna lihlilk' if »**•*■cl Iji () ;im fill lasii' jh Im•4%(t IT IH K rilTIIKIt «»ISt>»:itKM. ul uiJnilulstiTtluti • i i * M u * t DmpUiiMtklp, Mii*l -Tha t ililii * l«*lt hr |*iii»llnlir4 f *»l should Ui a -star .in the outfield. aI*i«c Th*- Nprtli • Ikht iki f«*t*i of r o i l <;I.I2IJK i i p n t u - v i T c o v n v H.VMUUb A. U VVU.Kl.NSUN. -i i i t i i i : ruTPina u r i k s i i u i .k .full ii llidn l I mjii In lilt* ilrfflitlilllt, I Mill’*- 4i ui* k f«*i ( n>uu <It »'*»m*ri*u- Ralibit Whitman Is one of the art* }••* *0 mwl ?In* HoiiMi Z+:» f f • * i»f I tvInti ||» 4 miff uiicft Null * *rn • ttlUNTY. u 111 toll lu llir hlliftirM Htill hr Pi ll%« u « rki* in Hi* Hanf m i d lltiuht. l»*t !• uf Itl.M'k In ..f Tit r .1. **f lu ll BTAT» ar.NATUIt ruFiiiiilulp fttr lu lli# of* I "Isb I • minoiiuuv dial 1 am a hldih-i fur fuviii iii tli***fr*»nt dour *>l a Hr iv »x|»a$»r| |tuhll**l»» *1 III S**i»i»lii*lr rrau outfielders available), 'Whit­ flee Of rid k of tbs Circuit t-ouri. I herel>) anno,iocs as u eaiujldule I'Klidfdale for r c e l Ion lo (he uf- -Hiu ftin J. Khirhlsi. .MV-'pl hu; |»* I Iif ?*mii I 111Hihi* at Huhf«d It, Fh*rt- «*i»uiil>. Fhntiia 17. II. Tl uf f #•itl» ,\|fj* i.f Hnii f til’ll, I.f tieitilliolv Cnuiity, Florida. «uh* I., succeed myself us Msn*lur frout fici nf I'oil Illy Commissioner ffnm ittt, hrlwn-ii th* **‘fci4il liuiirH *»f pair* WITNKHH m> hand and **•*at *»f man in ull hhi baseball efregr i’l**rhlM. 41» p*"| litnI (lift lit) ».f Jel'l lo the itrelslo I) uf tlia Usrau* Ihu JTIh Sinulmlul dlslrlei .com* Dlslrlet No. I. subject (>> the de­ rfi'uiil * 1 un XJinula,', XIii) Till. I ‘*2>. Hu foi • i i ht< «Trtriill «*«»IIrl of tin* Twrill> (l'UP(H'd under .400 .but one time, erutle Viiisrs of Weinlnolr County, nos,-,! of Seminole Uryvard CoUb- cision of the voter* lu 'L i* Dciuoiti'pni’lhrd m il * >«tu|r lu Tltitd .luiltflal <*lirull uf Klurhta, lie'll lilt around .825. RtKky.Cu.o: «h«»vc |iiup«rl) I mJl Halt'd hi%vlii)i Democratic ciMtli Prlrt cry to he ludif un June • lu the Or Bluerape Primary Klae llrs subject lu the In and fid' H i* in hi* dr I Nil! Ill), i*Vi Hill* Hrinln»*lc Mount) KhtrUliii hi*wlt. «■ »* K«»k Alrtiuv fw «M <»u . Nl»ilh Slrti l lion to ba held oh June atti. A, 1*. lirluiary to ha held June .(lh. 1921. ilh, A. D 1929 • die Tith fill* **( At*lll. A. I», iHji, hut lJZ uf Van A im I mIt t<p • Hark. i»n# tvlilfli 4n mimi |ntm| *let*«-. with International i x j ' f i If elected I iirmnlse to continue FltANK KVANH. I'.'Ik. \ l l I Hil’ULAHH 1*oi nr llrrikn ui;* <N*in|imuy% Ail* itMii-s* D(iriUl)>-.«v«imuiri»*i ,~!r-Tr— .■ w . V. K. DOtlfll-AHS. to work fnr Ihe heat lutcreal uf the . enee, also look* to have one T r i ip m rtifli, In jni\ f..i 4 *l« i k i"Itrnil thiurl ilid dltluil til Ul.irk 11 j 4 V I 1 H U M * k In r u n t a x AaaKMsoit district and i Invite )‘„u lu my Jlid (i taI I’lm ill uf Kh*rldi4 outfield position.' -Joe' Shann«L . Sr ml nuh* Vomity, Flurldn. T wish In uiiiioni'Ce my candidacy ii#*iii, record on riicli liniiurtalit Iry’alu* r o ll t'UV STAIJI.E . In and f**t Hrmlimit' U i; Will T M I|* P4il|p(> Nj%h| di-rii-f ami, *”Mi*lf for ihe office nf Tax Assciaur uf tlmi us good roads, ronuervatlon uf a veteran Stallings will havVua^,. %W I hereby ullliuuuce nil' vondldae) ll\ \ XI , W > r k P KIIKM I f WlloHi>N. Am Hpirt1hi I JIui >I * r 11» **li aIHS* ....... nf. gemliird, I'uunt)’. subject l» lb* f..r the office of ennetablv, Ulalrlet uur ouiur.il rrsouicea. rrduetloh I *»•i«i»i 4 "i*lrrk for in the ganlen ‘ Their are)»<*+' •*1) H|M-fht I XlUPtrr stale tales und eduratlnn. I kskjwlH nf Ihe' voters la It.* Juas A, s'lhjret to the will of the votara th* l‘ IVIjII* H*dl>‘ll*ii ' ( mi 4i***niII H, Will|f. Hi*1lrhti| fm i ’tunidnIih VY A I' hI 1l*i|iwl| HulIi UitiH f**r 4*u||» support nf all In'al Dsmorrel*. - * * ‘ * 1 fi| iiOHI > . era! youngsters for iu field and *' 4iif. idutiia nt». r.n June *. ^ KIWIsAW. l*la Ihmui • JDE r. riHTTKNriEN. J t - panniHH. 11 hn; f 1 Min a wv ui n l*MI •in |tl,41 ul ftl.nl Hiik 1 a iiihi" I d In \ l . rio*: Cash In Adfanta" (Lc^al Notices) Political Announcement I ii i n i i i * ML •1 sVi^' -Yv- XiMfH* *i mOXmTl 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 06, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 06, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8638968aa1f3276e44b4d693c69b0f23.pdf 94aa327ecef8c1f73045d52b96d3fcc4 PDF Text Text V ■ESI ■ .VJtVv; ******J mW4 tr^-TT <5,® :'U i f l ijj ' '• • K, . ; •\. ;y ;\ .-*•- r \ V*> ■ ,|ty T r !>1 > nnrtfl • eentr i m — iw im n —~nr| ma NFORp T f LOIIIDA. Leaded Wire Inlernntlonl News Serelcc Sluggers Beat Up Window Cleaner* rv*j: »*»• $ CHICAGO. Apr. 5.— (INS)— A crew of labor slugger# invnd-' ed Chicago’* loop today, boat up,; four window washer#, ns office,' workora looked on helplessly,; and were raptured by police af­ ter n terrific gun buttle. Tho terrorlata appeared aa the win­ dow washer# were obout to start work. They Beat Llyod Gates and Juatin Mesun and two oth­ er# whoso names were not ob­ tained by polices The captured men gave the nnmes of Boris Stevens, Joseph l^urcnaano,; Joha^Mesarck and Joseph Art* *#ky. THURSDAY. APRIL 8, -1S28 V #|g Member, Audit parcau Of Circulation^ Supporters O f Hathaway Make Arrangements For His M eeting Tomorrow fie, ttt J <v ?•<* r vs m expected t o —muke-iome formal response to’ the charges made agninst him nnd the , road depart­ ment by his principal ipponent for In Five Years Famed OilHead ?t * jy . „ Tomndo Accompanied By Tor­ governor, Doyle Carlton, here n Has Dropped FortuneEslilian People Directors Of Ne> week ago. In Jacksonville Tuesday rential Rainfall ( Results mated At About Fifty Mil­ ho told an nudienco* of more thnn In Several Deaths And In­ York Central Wa uttCiiy Hall To lions In His Own Defense t,000 persons that “ those who juries To Scores Of People wtahl have you believe there is n Leader lit Politic isteit t o Stirring •portage in the state road depart­ Considers He Has ddress On Arabia ment funds lure ilellberotcly at­ One Small Town Is Been Persecuted tempting to deceive you." ■V - • --------- * Entirely Wiped Out Ill# speech tomorrow night will T h orou g h In vestigation In io he Dr. Hathaway’s first formal b!d Lessee Of Teapot .Dome Has Republican G ra ft In P ostViolent Storms 0 « u r I n A r k - ^ - the cnndl(Ute «nd that It. for suppnrt from Sanford nnd Sem­ ■» Employed Most Expensive Offices Of South.To B« De-i ansas, ‘Missouri, Oklahoma J. , .. .. will ... preside -ldc nt t«,p tncet. inole County. He follows all the manded By . Georgia Solon Holly Attorneys To Defend Him Faritbus After Dinne And TcxnHBrlnglngDnmngc ing. Other prominent citizens are other principal candidates for gov­ WASHINGTON, Apr. 5.— (IN ?) expected to occupy the stage with ernor in asking for support. Sydney Speaker Had Latel: WASHINGTON. Apr. 5.— (INS) Iks;For More ’ Than J. Cntts, James M. Carson, and , . . —Awidespread Senatorial Invest­ FAYETTVILLE, Ark.. Apr. 5 — the speaker. . [ourOnExperiences Keturrierf Frdm Fin nlrcady having \—Whnt P'iro prosecution A much Dr. Hathaway is scheduled to Doyle Carlton (INS)—A cyclone which tore ■ B jf i f P hampered inqUiiV today developed igation into the Republican pat­ spoken here. arrive in Sanford tomorrow morn­ through this section Inst night left i» WorldWarNtirse ronage system in Southern States that Horry F. Sinclair’s part in the Arrangements were rnnde yesApril'*' BlNEW YORK,’ . one known dead, more than u doz­ ing. He will spend the day ton­ will be’ demanded by Senators tenlny for the use of the C'.ty Hall oil scandnls of the Harding Admin*, suiting with friends nnd political en injured and two score homes George and Harris of Georgia, and (IN S ) — Chauncey- M itch * ! jrc thnn 700. persons Inst demolished. Torrentinl rainfall hns lenders here yn tho local aspects of through the courtesy of City Man; istrution hns cost him somo exceed­ supported by other Southern Sena­ DepeW, chnlfrman o f th e boar henrd Mrs. Ruth Bry- U t- rj Hi C; | - '■ ! • • inundated much farm land todny. his campaign. He with come up ager George II. Cairncs. The aud­ ingly important imrney ddring the tors,’ If the poatoffice nnd. Deport­ o f d irectors o f th e N ew T o r /cn, of Minmi. daughter M oror Housholder Instructs Lincoln. Ark., a smnll town; front Orlando. where he is ached- itorium will seat 000 persons nnd ment of Justice do not sntinfactor; Central R ailroad, form er Uni past fiv6 years.. the road chairman's friends expect Chief Of Police And Mana­ 25 miles from Fnyottville, was nl- uled to spenk tonight, ie late William Jennings . Since the winter of 1923, when Sly explain ttv.c suicidy.oiJ* 8. P e f te d S t a t ^ - ^ A t o i r The road department chairmnn to see every sent filled. ge^ T q Ueglj^ Retrenchment most wiped ofr th» mnp. Bob • V talk fan over an hour. the Senate first thrust an inquisi­ ot-son, postmaster nt Douglas, G*. 'iCy’s Finance tcy Spears, 12, was instantly killed at p rom in en t ^figure in th e :R« •' -war 'expcrifcnces in "I am waiting for the Post m tive nose Into tho ways and means Lincoln when his home was de­ .and the necessity for by which he acquired a lease on the fire Department .and the Depart; publican P a rty , died o f broi A program of drastic economy molished. His parents were injured. Teapot Dome naval oil roservo, up incut of Justice to act,” said Sena­ chial pneum onia at h i» hom {equate army and navy in City operation was set iq motion A special car carrying doctors and to the present moment when he is tor George today,- " I f they don’t here at 4 :80 o M o c k this m orn jfend the United States nt a meeting of the City Commlslon nurses to Lincoln left on a late about to stand trial for criminal u resolution for a Scrfnte investi­ enemies without nnd for yesterday nfternon when Mn>vor E. trnin Inst night. Wires were down conspiracy ngninst the government gation certainly- will be Introduc­ ing. H e w as B3 y e a rs old. citiccnshlp and ntotermnn*hip F. Jfhusholdor and Commissioner nnd n complete check up of the loss •Mr. Depaw fbll-hrto a d«*p slee ‘ • in connection therewith, Sinclair ed." steel the natlpn from enomltM Frank L. Miller instructed Chief of property in that neighborhood I’etcrsoti committed suicide, leav­ at seven o’cluelr last evening ai , has been divorced from a steady tn. Her audience of men, wu- of Police iloy G. Williams to rut n was impossible todny. Ktrcnm-nf money thnr^would .make ing u note in which he ascribed kls died without regaining conaclou|and children packed tho City third of the men from the |*olier uct qs due. to desperation and Im­ Several homes nnd business build­ Notables Front Mnny States a number of renders independently poverishment caused by tho de­ neos, according to a statement 1 -Auditorium tn its rnpncitv department pnyroll immediately ings at Lincoln were blown down Well Known Business MtvniOf wealthy for life. ” . * • sued by his physicians. Members To lie Present At Impres­ I overflowed Into standing anil ordered City Manager George Berryvllle, another neighboring Massachusetts Is Bel2?. mands made upop hint by Repub­ his family were summoned Intq tl The oil man Is convinced he is sive Ceremony ToIIelleldAt l of at least 100 In Connection- Wllh Death 11, Culmes to take slep t to cut ex­ pntronuge dispenser*. He sick room at' three o’clock and f Stone Mountain Memorial being “ persecuted." He thinks that lican • speech was the high spot of penses in every other City depart­ (own. was without lights all night , Of Young School TencKIy he hail been forced to contribute inained «t the bedside until ti federal agents have been constantly as u result of tlm storm. Several ___ gram in celebration of Nat- ment. , ,. ATLANTA, Apr. 5.— (IN S )— on his trail, watching his every substantial sums to Ben Davis, end. , . CAMBRIDGE, Mas#., Apr. 5.— Defense Day arranged and Tho Commissioners instructed homes were demolished at Monte negro National Commitjecroan Although bronchial pneumom Unveiling of the Lee statue on movement since 1923. Well he Ne another neftrby towm The , Nf. Fmlrril.k IIinmnn Knqwl under the auspices of tho Sul- the City Manager to work out a def­ from Georgia, in order to hold his was considered a serious illness fn ' 1 Stone Mountain next Monday hns might if his friend# arc to b0 be­ larriaon Chapter of the Dough- inite program of economy In the White Kivscr leaped its hank nnil ton, Jr., prosperous young business job. ’ . . a man of Mr. Depew’s age* phys lieved. They estimate that five inundated much farmlands in Ben­ | of tho American ttevolution. street sweeping nnd gnrbngc dis­ man of Framingham, was hcldjto- become n national event. Twcnty- yen.-s ago his fortune was in excess Postmnstcr General New, who dan# 1n attendance were <o«fider mao fivfc states hud agreed todny to be [was tho final speaker on tho posal department with James Mon- ton County. Bridges were washed day has ordored on investigation, rei- almost until the end thkt he: -vou in connection with the de represented officially and nmuy of a hundred million dollar*—some tcrated denial today that postmas­ urt Which lusted close to two ghtnn, tho department superin­ out nnd highways flooded. Isabelle Stewart, Beverly tone recover, and the suddenness e f h placed it ns high ns $ 120,000,000. ane half hours. * .. others will be added to the list by tendent. Todny tho City Malinger supervisor, whose bruised ' ters were forced to contribute to death came as something of Today, the estimate ranges from principal port of Mrs. Ow- was engaged In working out o plan KANSAS CITY, Mo., Apr. r,— wus found licside the Cambridge the end o f the week. a maximum of $75,000,000 to a IRepublican politician.!. Peterson on­ shock. H* partook of some, Hfl address was devoted to the for cuttlrig down tho department (INS)—Four persons nre dead nnd Turnpike in Concord last Friday Hollins N. Randolph, president minimum or $50,000,000. The lull' ly contributed $50 to the Republi­ nuciahment yesterday . and. U fid War on the Pnlestino front, several hundred families homeless night. droppe can campaign fund last, year, New night .hli temperature j of the Stone Mountain Monumental payroll. unre, it is claimed, I ih h gone in an it, she sold, which had recelv* Tho .City Manager wn« also In­ today ns a result of storms and Knmvlion, who has a wife and i Association, received word today effort to beat the charge that he said the record disclosed. New said from tqt to 102, according to, little attention and whldh’ ln structed to work out a system of heavy reins over widespread areas five ye^r old son, admitted he had |t|,at tj,e governor of MaasachUulletin issued >y,.bia ;jy,.ws physician* pnywcwuw . bribed former Secretary of Interior he believed Potcraon committed sul- bulletin opinion had liaatcncd victory street 1’ghtlng wllleh will reduce In Arkansas, Kansas and Oklahoma Mr. Depew suffered s aligl been friendly with the girl, had setts, Rhode Island, Illinois, \Vy-| Albert B.F a ll to give him n fraud; ’ cide betnusc of worry over a short­ the alllps' when the Gorman- this expense. Lights will cither juj last night, according tn reports hill upon, his return.... from ^ been on nn automobile ride with omiiig and California hnd nrcept- uleiit lease on Teapot Dome, und age in his accounts. obBl ich defense crumbled shortdiscontinued nt intervals nlong all lie^L*. hej- tin* night she died and washed ed the invitation o f the old guard, In business reverses incident there­ "It is ridiculous," said New, i“ to Petersburg, Fin,, last "reek^a: fore the armistice, Mrs. Joseph CninpMI and nnd renovated his rondstep with sponsor of the unveiling, nnd would suy thnt money is extorted from wn« confined to his home with to. . linked her sad experiences street# or will 1ms turned o f f vat a­ Charles S. Lewis are dead nt water and chloride of lime the send delegates to represent their rdsy hla physlcis bout 10 o’clock at night in homo Figures of this nntuv are ut­ postmaster#. Postmaster# do con­ cold^ Late yesterday I ring for tho wounded and dy: hi# Ms\ condition » announced’ that Shawnee, Okln., their bodies hav­ tribute to Republican campaign next day. CU H CB. . most impossible of verification, but loldicrs with a plea for some states. taken a turn for the worse, > ing been recovered, from n devastat­ Yesterday'# action, according to funds, Just as they do . to Demo* Knowlton is 34 years old nnd op­ jon to the problem *nf ending Governors of numerous states it is known that Sinclair lost quite iember#’,n / sti\U-<l that his. gentrol.jrpqj tho Mayor, was only the beginning ed nren along the Canadian River in era tic funds. So do member#’’■of erates an electric and automobile a few millions alone when the JJJhe told of standing by tho will come in person, nnd most of not alartning. rain battery establishment in F rant biffSupreme Court voided hi# Ttfise ott Cofigres# contribute.*1 Y • ■ ■ jp .OLjt stricken l?-yea-oId of the most drastic economy pro- thnt city wher 7 inches tho stntes of the union will-be re­ o t tl New snid there would bo full . Despite, th r reassurai the oil reserve, not only taking *nt whom the doctor said hnu grtioT this City h«s c\«t utidtir- Inst night sent the Canadian Riv­ ham. presented by officials. TIiq Fed­ I far tors, Mr. DepewV gone. The Mayor’s view-point is publicity" concerning the result# For twelve hours under quest­ er on a rampage. . front him the handsome profits, p l5 minutes of life remaining. home. T! eral Government is sending a Con-j wa» called to tho itii i) __ .. n thousand-mile pipeline of the postofflce investigation Into Mrs. Annn Green, 25, Topeka. ioning Knowlton denied the iiiur* h« conclusion of her vivid des­ thnt the City has not tho funds to gressional c|»mmitt?cconsisting * u,t relatives at the btdalde were Mi carry on normal operations bo these Pctcreon’s^uicidc. ^ Kans., died from injuries suffered I t|er. Slightly of build, almost meekfront Wyoming l» the Pacific Const ign of the hoy's death nnd burDdpaw; a\«on, Chauncey R . Dei of five senators and in represen­ and all of the storage tanks nt the ‘ she asked If there wus not mURt he curtained at once, Only when n high wind demolished her looking, the Framingham business gw, Jr., a nleee, Mix# Anno Dep* tatives. prompt action on tho pnrt of nil man rema'ncd smiling and cool un­ delivery end. Everyone concerned Into way to end such suffering, suburban home nnd n 12 year old Paulding; amt a nephew, Channel And Congress, at the request of is reluctant to discuss dolors and jhich Is multiplied hundreds «f taxpayers in paying their assess­ hoy was burned to death near Lin­ der the fire of questions. Depew .Stoelo. ,. , . ’ , . " ment# into tho City treasury will Knowlton was a popular young Representative. Thomas M. Bell, cents in connection with Sinclair s kousands of times in the casualty coln, Ark., when mountain forest Formal announcement o f II ,pilf the City back on u normal op­ dean of the Georgia delegation in man. His father is n selectman, a financial outlay as a result < > f his bth of war. .. fires spread over n wide area fan­ Depow’s death waa made by h erating basis, he said. Republican lender, secretary of the the House, went a step further in tribulations, hut enough was glean­ She laid strong cnvphnsis on tho physlciani. Dr. Samuel W. L*n The Commission at the request ned by high winds. cessity pf. teaching the children Shawnee, Okla., on the Canadian Framingham Hoard of Trade and its friendship for the Confederate ed to indicate tremendous expend­ bert and Dr- -n. Lyman Hooke or K. A. Palmer, president of the If America patriotism in their , River reported . torrential rain head of the Framingham H uh ness memorial ami appropriated $2,300 itures. DAYTONA BEACH, Fin.. Apr. ■t the Depew honto; 2T West Mt (outh. She said the youth of today Sanford Baseball Club turned back of cloudburst proportions and College. The Knowlton family for far the expenses of this committee During the constant court litign F > . With strong . tides whipping Street. Only (yesterday tnornin the club’.i franchise nnd all equip­ mnny years were prominent in her opinion Is not the worthless —mi unprecedented action for an lions arising from the oil scandal the Daytona Bench ocean speedway they had announced that their not nearly 1,000 persons were driwn the oil man has horn represented |lnd pictured In the newspapers ment including the team's bus for from their homes ulong the river. Worcester. unofficial function. ed patietit was suffering from a £ut a self-reliant dear-eyed race use of the club during the present tn- Hiich men (is Martin Little; . mto speed'assuring condition, Ray thing worse than a cold and th.> Mrs. Knowlton told newspaper­ It was aiiourcd today that Nearly $200,000 damage has re. Kerch, d iver of J. & I. Whites.1,>f whom Lindbergh •» a shining season. men today that n!,e call give a plans there was no cause’ for .alarm. suited from the strong winds which complete alibi as to the movements veiling day would I ixample. ,a close by a brilliant 7 miles . Mr. ‘ Depew was still active thl struck Southern Kansas and Okla. She said now is the time to show of her husband on the day of nnd Captain year as the head of th» Now Yflf honta oil fields near Wichita Kuns. the day following Miss Stewart's S o'clock Monday nigl [youth the problems to he solved Central's board of directors. H* England itol Cjty Club. Mend Damage throughout the whole J In this world because youth i» the death. She said he wus home. ................ _ lassies as hod planned to attend the Repub nren is expected tq reach half a I hope of America and must soon After the preliminary grilling if gross, governors and lican National Convention, in Kai ?ch was driving the monster Tri- #a# City on June 12. The Clavelon million dollars. Quirt, presided ovc- the fanr Kee ! bear these problems on its own young Knowlton District Attorney cd visitors will lie guests o f honor. ” of .53. Convention of 1024 was the first F shoulders. She urged that the fin­ Randolph explained that any citi-‘ ol|S stove cuse that nearly resulted pl.-x at ... an .. estimated speed Robert T. Bushncll, of Middlesex FORT WORTH, Texas, Apr. fi— County, issued the following state­ zen might attend the dinner. “ The est boy and gill from each county ,|u. jailing of the late Sam Corn- miles nn hour when he, wasscalUed hud missed since 1888. LONDON. Apr. fi— (LNfi)— (IN S )—Three west Texas towns ment: “ Frederick Ilinmun Knowl­ only limit," he .mill, **in the enpu* in this concresslonnl district bg Mr. Depew had made -plans pers und ntlmr other American American Keilera* . and forced to withdraw in reb.a* The belief is general that he will an Informal birthday celebration o taken to Washington each year Henry Ford, who is now on his todny were checking up the dam­ ton. Jr., of Framingham is held as city o f the banquet hall. I’he only, lion of Labor lenders; Reginald I and permitted to see the machin­ way to Europe, may enter into age cuuscd by small cyclones In a suspect in connection with the preference will be given to heads Ragland and T. Stanford, exports return the recoAl to tho United Apr. 23. On that date he wou ery of government in operation, negotiations with British und Dut that section Inst night. police investigation of the order of civic und patriotic bodies of At. on oil and land louses, and half a Stater by u wide margin. Frank have been ninety-four years old. Lockhart, American champion, who examine the Declnrotion of Inde­ ch rubber producers to buy raw At SAntu Ana, Coleman County, of Mnrguoritc Stewart. Upon qsch of his hlrthday# 1 Innta nnd Decatur nnd public offi­ dozen others. All of thcKe ere re­ pendence In the original and tread rubber at low prices, which arc nine persons were injured when u "A t the outset the suspect denied cials. After that, cards of admis­ puted to have rccoivcd small for­ was injured in the most spectacu­ recent y*sre,4Mr. Depew had n now prevailing ns n result of the the floors of Washington’s home lar accident of automobile racing ceivod newspaper reporters st h any intimate acquaintance with sion will be issued first to those tunes in fees front thei? client. British Government’s decision to tnrnndo hit four miles south of the history in Feb. is expected to re­ office for InUrvleers. Upon the It Mount Vernon. city. The injured included Mr. nndj Miss Stewart. After questioning, She opened her speech with a remove production restrictions on Mrs. F. S. Barton and seven Mcxi-| he has admitted acquaintance with applying first. The price of ad­ turn for another try at the record occasion* _______ he would ,vtv*ol his phi Unite to the organisations spon­ No. 1, it was reported here todny. can laborers. Ten liou*es were de- Mis* Stewart nnd elnimx hi* left mission is $5 a plate. about Apr. fifteenth. .. osophy bn polltica, business, at The rubber market was further soring the meeting: Daughters of her in.J]c'i!rlyi Thuraduy* Mur. 29, Announcement U rnnde by the | ^ “ younger generation” and evei depressed today by ^.Brenner Bald­ mulishqd anil n number o f roofs at 10:30 o’clock I*. M. The dead l the American Revolution, .The Uni-_ city officials and Chamber of Com­ subject upon which, the reportci Members Of Kiwanis ted Daughters of the Confederacy. win's announcement In Commons were blown olf in Rnntn Ana. girl wan seen in Beverly on that merce of Daytona Beach that no questioned him. Hear Mrs. Owen Talk Die Spanish War Veterans ond that the British restrictions In date at 7 o’clock P. M. charge whatever will be made to These Interview* were liberal their auxiliary, the W. C. T. U. Malaya nnd Ceylon will he removed "The suspect further admits that witness the spectacular speed tri* spiced by Mr. De pew's humor. F. nnd it is possible that contracts Forty-seven members of the Ki­ for some time pant he hnd boon and Sanford Women’s Club. The baseball fan* meeting nn- uU, efforts to finance the trials of was one of the moet Interttlnlr meeting Miss Stcwnrt regularly. wanis Club nnd their guests yester­ ouncetl yesterday by F. A. I‘n'T Y , Feb. by inuking a chargsr of $1.60 after-dinner speakers In the eouThen she told of going to the may be possible within a few weeks nt approximately 16 cents a And thnt o» Saturday morning, day noon henrd Mrs. Ruth Bryun president of the Sanford Baseball for the season, or 2^ cents a d#y try, and demands for his preeeu Dardanellaa In October, 11*1ft to be Mar. 31, the morning after the Owen delievcr an udilrcs# on Flori­ Club will be held nt the Scmtn.de having proven embarrassing be­ as toastmaster at banqueta we ‘ near her husband, wlm was fight­ pound. The prediction wns rnnde by body was found in Concord, he da ut thuir weekly cluMuncheon ut ! County Court House Instead of the cause beach tide nnd wind condi­ uncensing. Gifted as an orate ing with the British In thnt disas­ Sir Robert Hutchison chief Lib­ thoroughly washed and renovated trous campaign. She told of wait­ eral "whip,’’ that the price may With *i* trials completed, one Ills c«r wltl\ water and chloride of tho Forrest I.oke Hotel. A dozen |city Hall, Mr. Palmer said today. tions made it impossible for the Depew became a prominent pa ing eight months while the Brit­ sink to M cents a pound. conviction by a jury and with five lime. "The suspect will be formally guests took the opportunity to The meeting is scheduled to he­ American and English speed kings lie figure In life. ish made their ill-fated attempt to Before he was thirty he serre hear Mrs. Owen talk. to make their runs at any stated defendant# pleading guilty, tho charged with murdur." at 8 o’clock. CANAL POINT—27 cars sugar land troop* in Turkey, nnd then | (Continued on page 8) Among them were: Mr. nnd Mrs. “ It will bo up to the fan* tonight spring term of County Court drew time. . . . how she went to Egypt. She' drew I cane shipped from here to ClewisR. B. Brassier, Miss Mattie Nelson, to decide whether or not Sanford to a close this morning uftcr one (Continued on page 8) ton, hebraury 8-14. Clyde J. Cavenuugh, L. M. Robert­ Ik to have u hasebnll team In the of tho speediest sessions on record Lions Club Chooses son und Pinky Godfrey of Orlando; State League." said Mr. in thi# county. Only three and one PlayeVs For Tourney Mark Britt of Winter Garden and Florida Palmer. “ All arrangements have half days of court were required to . ... Mrs. John Leonardy, of Sanford. been ntndo for financing tho club clear the criminal-docket. A golf teqm composed of Lloyd Three members of the Seminole thi# year. The city hat returno.l to Yesterday afternoon a jury fail­ ed to return a verdict nnd a. mf«- noyle, Hawkins Connelly, Frank Colinty Board of Public Instruction, us the franchise they took over trial in the case of Dave Collins, Mnrkwood and Mux Stewart to­ M. E. Dooley, Fred T. Williams nnd last yesr. Now ufl wo need is tiro DURHAM, N.C., Apr. 5—(INS) |almost bejrond recognition. support of tho fan* through at; charged with possession of Hqunr, day at the Lions Club weekly L. J. Hartley, also attended. Mr*. Robertson, who «scap> —Raving Incoherently, Ray Robert tendance to make tho club here i ATHENS. C «„ Apr, H -rU N R ):- light j>arade for.lnst night. was declared by County Judge J. luncheon ut the Valdez Grill was the Insane fury, of her husband lson, 39, saw mill employe, today appointed to represent the Lions The parade was held. Headed by G. Sharon. last night bcfiye court BANKS CLOSED TOMORBOW certainty.’’ ' ’ ' Rival parades between the AI fiaeing in tha darkneas and til­ In the olvIc-ofRunitnUon a lively Jszt band, they marched adjoined, another jury found Bill Club Mr. Palmer said tiro . backer of .lurched against hi* padded « l l ing In the woods ail night, waa d Smlth-for*President Cldb and the to the downtown district of Athens, Harvey not guilty in a conspiracy golf tourney beginning this.week. while .hi# three, little children the The First National Bank and t,hfc the club for this year loft Sanford University of Georgia and students their leader, Gwyn Nixon, cllmbod ease. The Jurors were: W. D. Hool- The team will meet the Anterelan Sanford Atluntlc National Bank last night after all arrangements oldest scarcely In her teens, all a state of collapse today. Bober had been completed. Tho club pres­ victims of his murderous Insanity, son, in hia cell, muttered meauln. opposed to the Npw York Governor on some boards and boxes to speak. ihan, 8. A. Irwin. J. H. tac, J. R- Legion squad Sunday. 1 » Dr. H. W. Rucker was presented will both be closed tomotTow, Good ident said he would announce de­ were’ laid to rest in a single grave kaaly , occasiohly crying; **IN At this moment another parade Stewart, R. C. Phillips and II. B. ended In' s riot last night. A' volley with a shower of gifts for his Friday, which la a legal holiday, talked with Jeans.” .v; ’ an- tails of the arrangement at the nt Robertson’* grove near here. o f aged eggs prevented tho Smith came Into view. Its members wore McCall. young son, born a few weeks ago officers of both institution* County officers had not 1 meeting tonight nnd let tho fans sheets. As Niton started to extoll This morning a'jury found T. II, The bodies of the three children foction fwm staging a speaking and! the baby was made an honor­ nounced today. decide \Vhethcr or not It was sat­ —Cecil, 12, Lois, 9, and Joseph. 4, ed what disposition would W m + m program from an,Improvised, plat­ the virtues of candidate Smith, a Harris guilty of the theft of a ary member of the local club. mclow egg struck him and he said shotgun. TRe Jurors were: O, P. isfactory. • , FLYERS ARB BEADY —were hacked to death while they of tha case. It was stated form. . , The club adopted a resolution ex­ Herndon F. B. Dyson, 11. R. Gray. “ And If It is,” Mr. Palmef'said, something that, sounded like slept early yesterday morning by less special order U Nobody was hurt. After some R. R. Stenatrom, George Smith and plaining that the Junior Baseball DUBLIN, Apr. 6.— (INS)—With "the ball players who will fight for an nxa wvllded In the handa of tha superior court,judge scuffling that resembled a class “ whooie!" League was a Y. M. C. A. organ­ A bombardment of eggs follow­ W.-A. Adams. Two men, Everett the Bremen In perfect shape for Sanford thla year will begin to .father, a man of strikingly power, Robertson to the state rush, the-rival bodies dispersed Merett and Joe Walton, plsoded isation and not m Lions Club pro­ an immediate Ukeoff. the German arrive here Sunday or Monday. All _______ ripping Smith host ed,. and the di will be given a sanity good-naturedly. The At Smlth-for guilty to four larceny charges ject. Miss Pearl Robson played sev­ that’a necesaafy la to have a peppy ful physique. Lifting the bodiaa in -President Club wns organised broke ranks, seising bedsheet# and apiece and were sentenced to pay eral piano selections nnd Miss filers today hoped to bo able to at­ meeting tonight to start them com­ his arms, Robertson then took them superior court kern the yesterday with tome 60 students. throwing a few antl-Smlth stud­ fines of I860 each or take 11 Eloise Lanier recited "Brockbolm" tempt their trans-Atlantic flight to the barnynrd and mutilated them April It. ing In." within a few d*y». . They wired Governor Smith the(r ents for losses. Later there )fOB a jnonths on the road, and played tha piano f salty and than announced a torcb- rush for shower baths. 700 ;es Plea For True Citizenship Ait-angemonta—ware,-gulng fur-, •ward rapidly today for the meeting tomorrow night at tho C'.ty Hall Auditorium at which Dr. Fons A. Hathaway, chairman of tho state rosd deportment, will ash the peoplo or Seminole County for thrit sdpport in his race for. governor In tho approaching primary elect­ ions. Friends of the rood department chairman announced this morning thnt Mayor E. F. Honsholder will SENATOR TO ASK FEDERAL QllIZ OF P. 0. PATRONAGE Was 93 Years ..When End Arrivei STRICT ECONOMY TO BE PLACED IN EFFECT ?RY CITY OFFICIALS HOLD UNVEILING OF LEE PROSPEROUS MAN STATUE FOR GIRL’S DEATH WIDE ATTENTION Strong Tides Whip Beach In Condition F o r Racing Trials i I i •c r li c t ; i 'tii 1s I <f 1 1 »r. t P c t e b b •I •-si. tfrj Ui ret bs> or’ nlv :i c-K' rt W ’.V M si ill at i Y’i f«’ u| s li­ nt of si ot dr e n • Ctfj X1 »i I * i Vl I S' I a Ford May Purchase British RawRubber At Large Reduction County Court Sets Record In Speeding Spring Term Cases Students Of Georgia U n i versity . Stage S m a ll Riot O ver Politics \ Important Meeting O f Baseball F a n s To Be Held Tonight Children Of Madman W ho Killed T h em In Fit Of Rage A rt Burie. n o th at im tlu n“ P» t tl V ,t �•I w f o m « a t a(K ~ Si:w YOKK. Apr. I real a K K ****” ” ■ r j un s) Humbtrt Fagaiy, It rook jy n pro motor says that he anti Jim Mul­ len, o f C h ic a g o , hope.to develop a cceoitd challengoj far Gene Tummy this year and put on » title bout next Sept, in Brooklyn or Chicago. “ Mullen has :lmwn me’ enough cor­ respondence between himself and that he Timm v t«* convince me r friend rrn Once To Princeton And 10 N iv v IIoIiN.. PrncticnHy Every Record^n Swimming N E W H A V E N , Conn.; Anr. L N S ) __W hen the Y n b Varsity rimming team finished its rsgur home seuson, early n Marolfl itting the swimmers from the aval Academy back in both rimming nnd water p»l<>. a few nrc records were added to a h*t In tho eleven years starting n 1017 Yale swimming teams hn* romlclnd in 14.1 meets with ether colleges, and lost only two: to Princeton once anil to Navy once. When the Yale home swimming sbtrson closed. Coach Rob. rt J. K'pputh, whose name has become a thing to conjure with among H)vhnmers, lind ended eleven year* of service ns head swimming coach «t Yale, nnd was set, to start h.s twelfth season. It was under the direct on of Kipputh that Vale swimmers hnd captured 1II out of 14.1 meets with other educational institutions. . CREDIT TO K IIT I TII “ Bob” Kipputh, as nll the men who have tra’ned under him, ejd! the stocky swimming clinch, came to Yale in 1014 ns a gymnasium assistant nnd went into the wnik o f teaching swir./'i.ag ns a mutter o f routine. Tlirce ye..rs Inter be became head eonoli of swimming. Ho hnd come to Ynlc via early fenlnlnrr in Tonnwatulu. N. V and blamed for many " f *•' \i toileted they set f woods to drive game to Fire-fightcrS today bad trench fighting due to surface of the mount hand fighting was the 5 oil being usi'-'l. Several bro^rkft—were reported V*orcst fires conunucu through Arkansas* two national f trials of the‘ National | forest reserves. Warrants for the serve here today t<aid Grant, of Orlnndo, were nmotig the speakers' ct th-* district m eetup of Odd Fellows which was hdW hero Monday night following a banquet attended by delegations from O r­ lnndo, Leesburg, Kissimmee and St Cloud, the.banquet was arranged by members ot the local ReboknlL Lodge. Other speakers were ». »y] H a r r i s - and F." Wilson • K.ilcr M Leesburg; Fred B. Kenney, of St. Cloud, and H. J. Lehman and A. J. Lossing. o f Sanforjl. District n. t.niv Grand .Master James O. sage to the New York State Ath­ letic Conmission, officially noiifyirg that b dy that he would de­ fend hi? heavyweight title against Tom ileeitry coder the promoting of, Tex Kicknrfl, enhie a report today that.the • boutjnay• lm held nt iiVe l> b; Grounds hi re on July !"• arrest o f five persons in connection • Financial differences concerning With the fires haw Jioon issued at rticknrd’s lense on the Yankee Sta­ dium have caused a. severance of Waldron. Ark. Two army airplanes diplomatic relations betvfoan the nie flying h>\v over the burning promo er and Colonel Jncoh Rap* forest to detect incendinrists. pelt, owner of the stadium, accordnear VYaiuron met nigm • cat fllcH destroyed her home, l<>catrd on the edge of the great woods. More than 00! men today were fighting the fires in Ouachita and Ozark Reserve* hut were unahle to check the raging flaims which wer.* burning in widely sep- CAL NOT INFOILME1) •ASIUNGTON, Apr 3—(INS) resident Coodldgc lias received information that Col. Charles i r ui u- Ft v - iv i the Whll* ^«’ U8C Bhl</ .totlay* .W.'-kv. THE A P R IL G th o.Tbc or rsiunty lax r.r t :«»ontv it» e-clortt l»iio f-*r Itb—l 11*1 | ;m<l m6st hs soon ns he settled into Ins work here, nnd finally in list!**, four Yale men, coached by K ppulh established the first World Record to be made in swimming by the , University here. • Starting with that' first world record in 1P20, Yale swimmer.. lmVe put up fifty-seven world r e ords. Reside that they have s-t n iretyfou r intercollegiate record*. -When “ ni b" K'pputh first k charge of Yale swimming, t|nrqund numbered an average *’f forty men. As time went on an*1 Yale became an i utstan l.eg m ' i " I for-swimming tin* squads ini iv;i**-d unt I this yeer no fi-w-'-r than ” men were out. In all Kipputh < career here 7.r>U men have e itiod their laurels n, Vnr-ity swn-m t-. and have retained at Yale a m "of championships **f ei at length SWIMMING I’ lll'l I. \It As an imlieatio'n of the |n>t*ul«M ity of water spin ts hi tin I’ ll \i-i • sity here, stand- the i'-c nd - t awards granted d ab men h i t’ •• work in cotnpelil on Tin- i" ter lit the elose <f the l''-S -,. .i n b 1 1 07U niinies. Tin* present yeai i ■' one hundred names added Yale swimming U.nin- . .»ni|*'. t• about the Inteeenlli-g at le.igue circuit regularly and vi-it i >«•!- **f srdicols not in the lei-gn ■ Ibi-1 n JU21 a Kipputh team went wi -t for a trip. They wain in -i*t ■n meets and won l-'lil lecn q them . Chirnga Athletic ciilb. In in. •>' fumoUK 8trimmer*. saw Vale d Fiprht May Be Sta ! Within Polo-Groi TO runM O T i: f i i ; h t Citizens O f Orlando Spealr At Locat Meet a rated parts o f tne Ion —Um*cni|mh»u*» i»u»tc has e r . i 1' otic t w o Training Gamp B r ie fs ■ n u iir , |[|I»«SK ./' s « s » » r /W lU n W /M J iu alter ! - r / u u t /h w !■>■» n .T e 'wan* '* « » » ng/Vm laaac >iua« y s* sniae y n j ; ,k r an j a m fnV)! u rea vkorJf rlaani fcivsn no SHiKM' k r*n | MUUBil- • i uuri V iiuci.i Y a is s r v UKOOU V •snors* ! s n r , t i k * >■ q«l£C«Sil\ ucaaaBu t :Miaio <sn . jUBBu ib k i > ButtayPA t H e r tk c ia / EnancNv/ »„<*}•-arso*in*J • *■•;■*?/ t » lif a-t* N.L V s.'-'.'V nunenaf ; a*,.: '. ' V i,.. - WmunrA <, u /M O iil - . T - f tsacnjEtuM «r * » g i* S >'s .l a n s u n vf * /i a mu hna wl KwsasssBSSi V ^ f0 BMMMtIRPBW D eLan d ,smc*e Florida’s Lcadiv o u t C a n d id a t e f o r G o v e r n o r i . W ill of Sanford and Central Florida Address Are Invited The art of the millinery finds beamiuil wondrous Easter hats. If you have not rivals, be sure to do so tomorrow. - i/ * . ' i Pref with one another to show theii various t Reasonably Priced from $3 newest re viem T o be present F rid ay E vening and h ear Dr. H a th a w ay , o u tstan d in g as an ed u cator, road builder and C a n d i­ d ate fo r G overn or, discuss the platform upon which he is running L ad ies arc especially invited. C i t y H a l l x>f S a n f o r d _ . . . • . . F r id a y . • • •* •’ .. i .. . •• ••• rolllicTtV'Xdvi*rUKcnu*nt I’aid fur b> Svmitmlc County Fikndij of l)r.. Uathawa}'. Deland Florida . • . ■ ... , ____ �« 1 \ * ’ I* THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, April s, m s 20-Year-Old Buick Still Lively Of School ;nmoTON, April 6. the mile on n battle line without )—Schoolbook historians ■topping to figure what this means. a responsible for the next “ Then there Is the history by •nr in which America will be Morris. He does not mention the o lit scathing terms, he dehe^insecurities’’ In school type of historian, Dickson I today, is doing more to nother war involving the Uates than any other force with the education >t. Dlckaon, in France two artlmfr chaplain of the 0th rtillery which is credited tg the first shot of Ameriicipation, la on the war' inst some hundred odd his* use in the school through■it. country. In the “ den" of .lie .mult >t hotrtc in upper Sixteenth Street. 1 ickaon has copies of virtu­ ally all he histories published In the Unit d States, and he takes a keen delight although somewhat -outraged, In dissecting them for erron.. some ridiculous and amusing, hut other* he says, vicious and cal­ culated to do considerable harm to the country’s youth. World Will Laugh '‘ •Unless these historians are cori-ected we are doomed to become the l.iughing stock o f the world,” Dick.- on declared. “ They vaunt the prowest of the Americans, deny cred t to the allies equally in ac­ tion and belittle the courage of the enrr y. I expect to continue to pro­ t o the teaching of such stupidity !►«- e every tribunal with power of do ion. A large publisher of <1 In-stories told me it was • of Congress’ business" to ah. net*' i looking to the correcion of >rs In the histories used n the ions school. I disagree ropolis Of U.S, New Craft, Pride Of France’s Navy, Surpasses All Other Ships In Regard To Speed And Modern Construction ton, Richmond, Winston-Salqm, High Point and Greensboro, N. C., PARIS, Apr. 5,—Whether Brit­ and Spartanburg, S. C., will be es* German drives, gives 8 lines to tij IHl. J. C. HOWELL annia o* the United Suites rules tublixhed on May 1. From Atlanta Coxey’a army, 10 lines to Powha­ tho route will extend to New Or* tho waves a few years honcc Fran­ tan, mentions Villa and leaves out PROTRUDING AND leans via [lirmingham and Mobile. Pershing, and another by Bryant ce will make a strong bid for sup­ Ala. BLEEDING HEMORRHOIDS A m O r l u M i t n kualursM, - M M n a r in, Intended for young children which remacy as regards tho capability Thu Pitcairn Aviation, Inc., of •nmr In eitm H n ln ln w at b r n iorrsays the “ enemy was the most mer­ of individual craft. holda Hint |,r»tritile«l t r a i l h int u Philadelphia, is th s - contractor Krrnt ilrnl. T h e r e wnn n l« o n nrrnr ciless army the. world has.ever French nnval exports have been from the New York-Atla'nta route, ■lent o f pnln, he hail pn or S t m a i m known." unit lin n trnlihlril w ith rnnitlpatln n striving to produce super-ships for \yhilo tho St. Tammany Gulf Coast l ik e m i n t o f th ese r n - r o o f h n n n r r . some time. Now, the results of Airways, Inc., of ttiw Orleans, will hnliln. I 'h > « lr n l e i n m U n l l o H d l» . •-la-.il HolhInK Very nlnrtnlntc hut their efforts are being made known operate the Atlanta-New Orleans tile pllen M ere v ery hint, unit n r r r route. in rapid succession. nlv lnn him n Krrnt i l e a l • { pnln mvl i m p hie, With the establishment of this The newest pride of France’s navy l i e « n < a l i e n t h e r ra u tn e nminil. is tho 10,000 ton cruiser Huquesne. service there will bo a continuous nut lurlhiiil f a r t r r n ll iw hrinwrr. air mail route from Boston to New hnlild. wnn u lv r n a u r nprelnl diet, She is the only cruiser permitted nml tn fr rn n l nirillenteil trattin.Wllliby the building program based on Orleans, connection being made In f u r l s - e l n h t h o n m th e r e wnn itrrni with the new Southern route by the r elief mill h r KrMitunlljr Intprmril HOLLYWOOD, Fla. April 5— tho Washington Arms OoiilVrejicc Hriston-New York route at Hadley itnIII n n n , nut o n ly a r e hla h r m o r r holiln nml enim llpnlln n Kane, hut hr (INS)—Further actiou to make the of 1022, but constructors bail her Field, N. J. rlnlinn to fe e l one h u n dred perrrin Hollywood City Commission acceed ns the speediest in the world. 71d* Brick, which recalls tho days of acetylene lamps pletion of 20 years’ service. Though almost as, old Five federal reserve districts h eller . The Duquesno has just completod Hr. 4un. C or w in llo w rll, hi to its demands for. a recall election aad the right.hand-drive, recently made the trip from as Its occupants, it developed no trouble of any sort, will be embraced in the new route J earn prnrtlee In Orlaailis NprrSaa Saba, Texas, to Flint, Mich., to celebrate Its com­ they said, but performed perfectly all the way. will he taken by the Taxpayers a trial run In which she was report- —Boston, New Work, Richmond, Inllalns In niiti-.iarKl.nl t e r m , nielli Ilf dluuini-h, huwal and ree> League at the commissions regular <A1 to hnve made thirty-five knots, Atlanta and New Orleuns. The ad­ tul dlnranen, meeting Wednesday, William E. ,1(16 fastest time for a ship of her ditional .facilities ufforded by this 300 %V. Use*' Ave. Trlrp hn ne class ami even faster than some new route will increase the use of with Leu |.<imski in order to weigh loss. Eitler, leader of the longue sakl ger, has withdrawn the Bohemian WITH Hit A WS FIGHTER lighter types. Vmr w ill be narprlaril how in under the 175 pound limit. In the air mail by financial interests, today. iliilrkly y o u w ill a r t w e ll w ith , youngster from the lightweight i he future Sckyra will confine his Faster Than Memphis poxtul officials believe. out I odd n f f l m r f r o m h u . l n m -. A testimonial mass meeting call­ class. Sckyra hml to dry out six fistic activities to the heavyweight NEW YORK. April L— (INS) The U. S. S. Memphis, 7,500 tons, W r it e nr p h o n e f a r f r e e run. ed for R. H. Pringle who is a which whisked Lindbergh home Kiilintluii nml llf r r n f u r e . pounds on the day of his contest ST. AUGUSTINE—Purchase of Charley Took, Joe Sekyro’s maim league opponent and was ousted f^orn France last summer, has a 1000-gnlloii pumper considered by from the mayornlity by a vote of lilted speed of 33.7 knots along fire department. three membprs of the board at last with nine other light cruisers. Wednesday’s meeting has been While the Huquesne was under against the abolition nf submarines postponed until after the -session construction builders figured out ns proposed by Secretary of State Commissioner C. D. Moody ns she.would almost match the Am­ Fran II. Kellogg. "I have always protesting tliut the election of erican crosiers for speed, but the bceii opened to doing away with tests u:x* snld to prove she extended Kilbmiirfnes nml I will continue to oppose any measure in this direc­ these stimates by three knots. The Duquespn is W00 feet long tion,” he said. Coincidenlly with this firm de­ and 00 foot ncross the beam. Her main ordinance comprises eight 203 claration the Cherbourg' nrse.na! millimetre cannon paired o ff in launcbdd the Redoubtable, a 1,500four swinging turrets.' She is also ton submarine with a reputed dqui]H><l with eight seventy-fives cruising radius of 8,000 miles and uml the same number of 37 milli­ a speed of IK." knots. She metre anti-aircraft guns, with six armed with a NO millimetre can­ torpedo tubes completing the arma­ non, a 37 millimetre nnti-nircrnft ment. A catapult to launch the gun, ten torpedo tubes and thirtyDitqesne’/ two airplanes each of two torpedoes. Her sister ship, the which weighs 5,000 pounds typifies* Vcngcur, will be ready next Fall. When Minister l-dygtics rejected her ultra-modernity.. Believe In Hubmarintw Mr. Kellogg’s proposal he ordered M. Georges Leygues, Minister of n third salimnrlne of the same size. Marine, in an exclusive interview France still 1ms five more submit' with International News Service rinos scheduled on tier building • recently come out flntfnutddly program. Holywood L eague W ill Start Action On Commissioners >ry by Perry and Price it dogs were used in tho to carry aid to the d another by Montgomig that these dogs nnCross nurses in locot* indcd, was particularly NEW YORK, Mar. 20,—( INS)— Disksob. Mike Me Tigue, veteran heavy­ ipidity is worse than weight boxer, returns to the to a soldier," Dickson Queensberry wars tonight. The aged Irishman will take on Tony • Forman, Muzxey and (Young) Manilla, of New Oriealis, 1,200,000 men for 47 in a ten-round bout here. ilec« o f ground which iSVf.r been mope Iha®., i) mile* in Area. Mace nans dumbfounded" at ■rry when Pershing and in six hours caph ground as they hsd s in getting possession as a mattetr of fact, rnded troops In action 50 miles to Chatesu- Loch Arbor The place to build your home De Forest Sanford Realty Co Newthisseason: The ing army chaplain ■singer with gross in* vriting down for hisnan exertions came to of the last year of tho and Henson's history laworth and Gamer, the ensmy “ quailing" h. This statement he fact. s A t Pictures n turned to some of •vith which histories I, 'and critlxed some iot conveying a true at was meant to be id Jacobs,' he said, ino of George Wnsh•llpsc it with one of verture all dolled up irs, sword, lance and h a feather stuck In I never forget, which >percent larger than ogton. Then follows with a picture of a on Taliaferro Washan 40 percent larger ashlngton.” te, he found, in a seems to leave out gives 15 lines to Stone wroto a big ie wrong date for oe first shot of the II troop action and •s to the Ku Klux d Gultteau leave elgem and lot the ti around all over ing where Mndelhas £60,000 man* utely as a moving i backwards, while 0 fighting men to J COME OFF WSANDS HINTS l S A M S O N B A K U N IO N S U IT wont rip \wont tear wontsag get yourself some Prince Albert and the makin’s papers. That’s all there is to it on the work side. The rest is pure pleasure. The ranee tells1 you it’s going to be good, make one and light up. 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I'atl-.-rr iblirta, SalA.lt ar I v U i rib. Sbart* .apart)* Setib.d (or parfart Si out mom lari. M i l l .1 bra.4 al.tb, btavy loan aad So. cbMb*. Cwar la papular adarad pla atilpaa aad blaaar atrlpaa. Friaad Iroia SO. M t l par Samtet. ■kfcaV rd.. no other tobacco is like it! �1 ByrDefends Unloading Buibks in Japan DaringxAirplane Flights in BookC alledJ‘Skyw a rd ’ \ NEW "YORK. Apri. 5 — (1N*S)jk "Sonsr.tional flights” are defend. Rd Jjy Commdndcr Richard E. llyrd who- ia now engaged in planning nn jbpedition to the South Pole next anil in n tri-motored monoplane. In hie f(rst hook, called ‘‘Skyward" .which litis just cbpte off the pirrrfiyrd* refers to spectacular flights -»i ’"Lt.*'rtaltj*. Vin l as Uu!' italics In in It,/, the story ,.f of Ithe Iprogress o f aviation.’* * ’ flights, accelerate pmg- fera/i he’ writes, “ for when the tflight,'! 1*1. decided upon necessity tprodacca inventions and develop­ ments whlcb^in ,tlte ordinary course •of events, would tend to be slow I Bennett to the .North Polo and his transatlantic hop with Bert Aco«ta, Lvut. G. O. Noville nnd Benit Baichcn. He reveals for the first time that nearly ten ycar$ ago he began agitating for n trans-Atlan­ tia flight and that at thet time he first:suggested thtr-fllght-be made with navy equipment. Ho says it ■ was iargfly through efforts made by Walter Camp, with whom he first discussed the nrcject, that high navy officials began consid­ eration of the plan which culmin­ ated in the flicht of the NC-4. » His .Own Finns Sprdal tins* Tlionu ntftn will lie t akart in lit' Irving | limning KANSAS CITY, April 5.— (INS) of Foreign Wars Veterans throughout the tintlon arc prepar­ ing to ppy tribUt« April 21, to Brigndicr-Gcnearl Irving Hale, re­ tired, out of the lending militarists o f tho waT, so that it might serve of tho United Stut**v, who founded a wider sqopc. General Hale is one of the few of tho organization, General Hole who is aixiy-soven yenrs old, la at that rank-In history that have been i, present a resident of Dctivety Colo. cited for actual gallantry in ac­ tion. He received such citation for Orders have been Issued through personally leading his men in the the National headquarters of the nssult on Manila, August 13, 1808. order here, by Commander Frank In The Philpippinca T. Straycr, of Indianapolis, calling . latter he received n'simUtU’ ci­ on each post to make an* extensive tation for his leadership against roundup of eligible service nten, to insurgent forces near Calumpit, of the shows American This photograph from the other .ride ....... - world ____________ _ ¥men . chanditc being lightered mhnrc nt O'aka, Japan. The comnyadity In a u c­ liecome ntotnbers of the orgnttlzn Luzon, in the Philippines, April 26. tion—F)ulck motor cart—has long enjoyed favor in tho Orient, a* well a* in hundreds of years old, nrc con­ •ther foreign countries. „ structed of inferior materials, and by nil the laws of engineering should haw come down a genera­ tion ngo. On the Southwark side of the river, for instance, the only since been touched.‘He was gradu­ protection in sonic localities is lot- ated ut.the head of his class as honor man of the institution. Ills ton wooden piling. It is further proposed that any grade of 2,070.4, out of a poisibio new residences or business premis­ 2.075 for the four yaaritj still stands es erected along tho river blink ns the highest grade ever attained International New* Service shall have no basements, and tlmt by u student at West Point. Staff Correspondent Fourth Ship Ity That NameTit existing bouses with basements lie LONDON, Apr. 5.— (IN S) — used for non-residentlsl purposes. BEGINS INVASION He Ifuilt According Tollcad OfThcAdanisLincjContract Prompt steps nrc to )ie taken to. In the nhsencc'qf powers for en^ CHARLOTTESVILLE, Vm„ Apr. repetition Of tho disns-j forcing of the latter recommemln' Has iTccn Let For Ituilding prevent.u • --------— — • trous floods of January last, when tlon the committee Urges that 5.— (INS)—Penn State inaugurat­ , MEMPHIS, Temi. Apr. 5. (INS) the Thames River burst its banks householder refrain from sleeping ing the University of Virginia, 12 — The memory o f Kate Admit*, in the center of the city and four­ ill basements or otherwise using to 6. Thg Penn Stnlprs .g^piuipd out 11 llltfl. cherished along tiie Mississippi teen lives were lost. them ns living quarters. m a In telling of his plans to fly over the South Pole, Byrd cites the dlffculttcs, financial nnd other wise, faced in tho endeavor o f his char­ 1only in its lncipiency. Ho forsees acter. ‘ “ O f the toil nnd the anxiety that “ by 10.1G n passenger plane with •four or five engines housed in the now go into the organization of a big expedition the public hears but wings —out of air resistance, litle,” he writes. “ Of the anguish t HIGH EXPLORATION , high altitude exploration may soon the leader must suffer in tills pre­ be combined with .high speed fly- paratory phase none can know who has not been through it. . ing.” “ It cost Columbu.i $'-,11 r> to dis­ Ho is of the opinion that 500 ' miles an hour is in sight, lie be­ cover America. It cost the world lieves the 100-hour reliable engine $200,000,000 nnd hundreds of lives to discover the North Pole. I don’t Jja-nt Hand. J ( •' Byrd Justifies spectacular flights intend to nrgue that either was worth more or less than it cost, hut the ovorhend of Point- work hasn't Following repeated conferences gone down since the date of Perry’s River front half a oentury, will live ngnin ill iron nnd steel when the between the various authorities re­ discovery. historic old steamer is rebuilt anil sponsible for tiie confining o f the “ My North Polo expedition in put hack into active Ibukc-t s e ’v* river within its hanks, it lias been 1020 was made just about an cheap­ , ice. - • decided to invest it central author­ ly as possible. We spent hours and j hours trying to pet tilings done-vco- I Announcement that tiie fourth ity with full powers for the execu­ tion <>r such slops us will safe** rmnirnlh-r Ynt~|f “cost Tit- cold cash l-K-nte “Artrmm-wmtld be builtr 'wn.T guard London’s 7,000,000 popula­ made here by Capt. Hamilton Duk­ about $140,000. Nor tines this take es,vice president and genetai man­ tion front lurther Poods. in a M’ t-y large,sum represented by ager o f the Admits line strutters, Plan Warnings men nnd material which were given who said the contract had already Measures agreed upon include at cost or donated. been let for $2(100,000 to Howard’s “ Out- trip to the .South Pole will Ship Yards at Jeffersonville, 1ml.,1, the Issuance of suitable warning nt cost above $-150,000,* As we have [ and that the wink would be comp­ |times o f exceptional high water: j the posting of watchers nt the to be ready to Winter on the An- leted within three months. river mouth, nnd tiie holding o f n nrrtir ice barrier and t-oVer about Romantic old days on tin- Missis*- conference which recognized nU* 21.000 miles in the round trip from ippi are recalled with the rebuild­ New York the cost rises much bo- ing o f -the Kate Adams, named yond that of n North Pole trip.’’ niter (lie wife of Capt. James Ad­ ams, Little Rock. A k., who found­ ed the Catrons Adams line steam­ ers more than half n century ago. Honor For Wife Typical to nil river captains comes nvaiiaine—to mn-mam-n whose river romances ended Imp possibly increase the height of (lie, pily, Capt. Adams wanted 1 1 bes­ embankment throughout its entiretow upon his b-l >ved wife the high­ length, a project which will cost NEW HAVEN, Conn. A -nil f>. est honor known to riwritten o f millions of ilodu s before it can be — (IN S )—White sluiicntj of United iiM Hay -build it beautiful steamer completed. Ancient Walls States college.-} are in Europe, next to bear iter name. Acceding to the report o f (ho summer, striving to conquer the Hi* did ami the qiahlcn trip of committee, rfibae worid-jtt*large in nl'ilct io sport*, tli- beautiful rU-ninor, glittering investigating anorite- college group will be there III lb ' sue dlinV WitS hey huge part:, i f the embankment wall Ire, trying t> win Europe over to the 'iinnki stacks belching forth ^rre.-t? floated to I’ oter’a landing and sunk. — (IN S)— The "low ly’f mud: rnt. idea o f United State* music, even to e-loui!: of Mark smoke, was tin* gala • Captain Grieved . * believed in “ olden times" nn almost the extent o f forming an Interna­ event of the year. Thousands of Cnpt. Adams, grieved over tho worthless itiiiitial.i s so valuable nt tional Ititerr'jllegiato League o f per nuts gathered ahmg the river loan o f the elver's pride, built a the present time for akin* in the G!<nj Clubs. Fifty member* of the banks f <’in St. Louis to New Or- second Kate Adams, more magnifi­ making o f “ milady's" fur coats, Yale Glee Club nre crossing in the cent than tho firts. Sh» resumed that the raising of these smalt early sumnu-r t.i tour central Eu the trade, o f her first name shke j w atc rodents, so-colled “ Hat*Form- rope in a series of typical Glee Club but likewise passed. f | . ing” has become one of the fore­ concert* with the idea f>f tying up The third Kate Atlanta cniiMfamost fur “ imlufitrics" in the United Europe und Lhe United Stale* cot 1 long in D-KK, starting her maiden States, according t > fur Jet’ s and h-ges-music -wise. tiiji on Thanksgiving Day. . Headed by Laiincelot P. Ross, of sportsmen who own large "ratFor years the tliird nf h genera*, Searsdalo, New York, the Yale c lub farms” . lion « f Kate Adams steamer* was •One of tiie largest of these tml- i* to Irr.To New York on June 23. I still the river'* finest. Meantime •„(qiio place* is located between Vi-n- or two days nfter Conintcncomeiit rail-outls began to'span the nation, here, on it Swedish-American liner. .. ice, O., neat- tJii* iity and Day telegraph and telephone* were in ­ • Bridge, n small hamlet on the east­ Mnt’shnll Bartholomew, of New vented nnd the- river vvna r Jibeif of York, director of the club, n Yakern shore o f Sandusky Bay. I*, th*e U. S. mail and most of its frei­ consists o f 178 acre* of marshland graduate ami prominent composer, ght. will guide the band. Every indi­ nnd Is owned by Cy and Clarence 1 In 11*27 the Univeraiil Pictures Nicisan, sons o f AJrx Nellson na­ vidual o f tup fifty ntuking up the Corporation,- Ine., rharte ed the tionally known sportsmen and Glee Club this year has pledged famous steamer in making their guide and pioneer Sunduaky Bay hlmndf to the journey. nr pen version of "Uncle Toht's J; ‘.trapper. Concerts will he given in Sweden, Cabin,*' Several month* the Kntu “ Developing and' maintaining r Denmark, Germany, Czccho*idovn* Adams waa “ matio" in pn turca. .“ rAt-farm” is not nn easy tank." iiia. Franco and England, Beside in Jnnunry i'.'.S tiie third Kate . tiie Nielsons told visitor*. the typical American college nir-c |Adam* fell victim to tin- fir e jlc Study Bat Haiiit* tiie student* will carry to Europe . molt. She burned t.i the waborig The 'rat-fanners’ have construct­ for concert use m*aerie* of Negro j edge at the Memphis wharf, f , ed lagons, canals and a pumping spirit utils, nnd Southern fol'i-song*. > jitation in onler to keep the “ farm” Tito trip will end at London with covered with water when it goo* a concert <m July 2i.' . dry, because, they raid, mu kralu In thuir tour the Yah- group will '■ will “ positively p o t etuy wl.tore .map out plan* for. organizing an there in no vnter” . The Neilautt international singing organization farm became* dpydtctwecn July ami composed of atudepta of glee elulA Septcmbq.-. it is said. on both honii*plii*ie«. The trip, Yale L Tito habits and life o f these nm- men hope, will he the forerunner of t phibiuus animals are interesting nt> n constant annual exchange of plained by the cxplalnetl Uie Neilson isoimon ltrotheni hrotneni choruses. Friday and Saturday April . 6th. & 7th. NEW KATE ADAMS England Will Take FOR MISSISSIPPI K .T P L fg . , 1 ” PACKET SERVICE 1 iHhifl Two Jf.n J w * . -V<. J i —«-»tt ..\Vt)Kb t *• ' ! jc r jCustAtg# t , ncnrtsD h Aj Fast Color Prints, Organdy trimmed, sizes 36 to 52 Two . znia^.' .wJtw x i Dixie Flyer ‘ -who hnvq made an extensive study jo f their *rat-Iierd". “ Muskrats posse* an instinct that is almost uncanny," Cy Neilson ex­ plained. ;"They know just when (Severe weather is going to set in, .anti renl winter weather never ‘ catches them napping. , “ You’ll suddenly hear them : gnawing at harsh grass stalks and ■then ymt will See them ca'tying ' tho stalks to u certain spot where i In duo time their “ h-)mc”or hut will It* t-ompleted. Tiie hut is o structure} rc^emblinr a "pit" In which our forefathers used to ‘ '** ■- *- * •» —l il__ and LAKE CITY—$0,000 new apart­ ment house to be built on South Hernando Street near Lake Isabel. r ORLANDO—Plans making fer j opening new Nurcoossee road. before tho marsh water fT-ezes and the little animnls seem to know jiut how thick the Ice 1* going to be. They always manage to cut Just brlaw." It win the pratice in olden-days, when tho “ rut" hide* brought only 5 tn 10 cent* each, to spear the little amphibians, but now, accord­ ing to the “ rat-farmers’, v/icn their hides are worth fl.75 to $2.25 a skin, the animals must be trap­ ped. Tito hides of a “ rat’.’ 'killed In , ‘ r i,r~ ’ consist, o f , three floors. "The top anything but cold weather are r.6 f'oor," Clarence Nielson explained, good, Cy said. “ The fu - killed any “ which is covered w-ith seft gras* ether time will come out and if . is used as sleeping quarter*; the killed -in warm weather the hide j mid-floor apparently serves as it turns black instead of healthy, .living room and the lower floo*- pinkish color desired.” Muskrats multiply- rapidly, ac­ or basement is where the little ani­ cording to the Nielsons. One pair, mals proceed Jo.the tunnels leading tp the other fijora.. Muskrats do it f* said, placed in the right Kind not eat and live in the same place." of'enviroment will give its owner between 100 to 125 “rat-babies” in r Build Tunnel* a year. ( Cy. thcn tailing up the *to$y fit It is estimated that ronto " r r f thu “ Rats" declared tiiat eaniiere" la*t year roalizrd nearly ' “ Tunnel* under the ice of wilt m e ' 1 "b tUclr ‘•m -fr.ii,:,’ lu\ BBTTaHi and forth. These tunnels (ire built' ye»tmc,'l Dixie Limited '"CHICAGO “ ST. LOUIS Mofrairtn hmJ QmIUMK, Tmruut* aG . Scenic, Historic Regions En Route Super'Servicc—Dixie Food IES DAILY illc A C L * * • . 9i*|^ p* !2i51 p - m . _____ c a r e e ll o v e r A m e r ic a e q u ip ’w ith ., ». KianiiMN.iuii i l . v r j. , iic.ttm.1 r n i s s t z , a Over 1,1)00 yards to select f rom*1 flowered and figured;.design^ Jo&v: ground. Absolutely fast coiors. Al OOUyard^ of 36 inch Printed D i m ^ J lo t A ll o f the aboyo materials are; values. ■: i ■ I- -*• f v c a r s p e c ify PwL jjKBj *bf,n «ra ■ R o y a ls . R i d e o n R o y a ls . A lw a y r e p la c e w ith R o y a ls , t * -* *r 8t55 a, lltOSp The Dixie Flyer it equipped wirli drawing room, compart­ ment sleeping car* and.cpacbes, The Dixit Limited carries drawing room, compartment sleeping cars and coaches. Obsarvuthm and Dtiting Car* arc operated on both trains. P£££C*C*s<l»j »iliV*r q u a litie s o i ^ u p e r i o r i jy , fin e * .1 PLENTY s» basUso, *te>t>(** car KMf «ju>m. latri««.( mJw* ln/wMiiaa. niany (IubIi , sspeed,'iand peed, and m any ’W h e n 2 >ou llb n y A t. bt. Louts 1 4*- Tf ... OR t j . 9. .R o y a l C o rd s* * * / i ■***)?• MXI LIMIT ftVw No better tires made today of RUBBER in U. S. ROYAL CORDS U n i t e d S t a t c js R u b b e r C o m -p a w y Is . ( lliucuvui rtLCUu* J. M. LEMOINE’S Service AV<. and �THE 8ANF0 RP HERALD. THURSDAY, APRIL; 5, 1»28 PARTY 18 ENJOYED T frrn !itliaw 5}C ( EMUr E JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL ■ FUrMii CONDITIONAL ' BV It. It. — -• > iu u f * • his»l>e loving you—I love c o n fin in g th eir ael ivitiej^Jo pp lities. . A “ Blowout” is all straight loans on residences. 5 to 20 year loans on good right now and then business property. if you are SANFORD BOND A N D MORTGAGE CO speak­ ing socially,— But h o I and social meeting of eaK Class of tho First inday school will be held ilo^k at tho home .of Mrs. Idgo on Mcllonvillc AvnMf>. Kstrldga, Mr*. L. Ti |» r*. A. C. McLendon ns SClass of tho First Bup,h wUT&ftl business and cling-at 3;30 o’clock at h. Hostesses Mrs. F. D. s. J. D. Abrahams and it is not a pleasant thought to dwell on if you refer to t Sunday Scliool workers k at ' 0:30 o’clock nt the distress experienTircs and our tire For Hie Better Inter service will relieve csts of Our Customers you of worry tires that Thu consistently .satisfactory results’ that our customers have been enjoying from Dia­ mond Tires pave the way to bigger tire business for us. Volt would urofil by euuipping with Diamonds. Wc Keep out *slocK -rcsli and; eomplete at all times and our prices so exceedingly reasonaide that we-can say to you— “For. economy, as well as for longer mileage, better trac­ tion and greater comfort, buy Diamonds.” “ Pan Out” at inconven­ ient iidc Parent Teacher* Asvrilt meet nt 3:00 o’clock 'cst Side Primary School, ilty will hnvc charge of ram and will also act ns and times ■ % and places. ir meeting o f the Seminole No. 2 O. E. S. will bo hqld jjeloeU at tbo Masonic Tern- J* 1,1 BidciParent Teachers As[ wilt meet at 3:00 o’clock huth'Side Primary School. |f FRIDAY ry Department of. tho bian Church will have nn E gg Hunt. Member* arc , meet at the church nt lock. nor# nnd Primary Dcpartf tho Methodist Sunday dll hove Easter Egg Hunt o’clock nt Central Park, iary or the Au’ t’rirnn b e ­ ll meet at 4:00 o'clock nt x v We read in the Timt\ymigazine that .1. I’. Mot gait Hervalive t<* tin last ’ditch, has at last suet-limbed t' Charms **r abilitii - **t th-- female employee. it«-si.-ii hg did for veat lb** i:tv;t ion of tin* hiisinesswnmen. I bc^tr'-'ogm. <*l it.* - up* t iority of .-teiiograpliiii'ie. Tialr hook Ku*-J" i'r sec‘il*,’ ftn- and •rlt>rft. to lh-- old-la I male kind. H Ureal bond linii-*—. *-a\ the Time article. Ii;«\.- tt tip a whole generation •*.!’. *'**l|ege-l»red Itoml -ali-sw They are called ">aJ*---m<ji.” are haw led **nt in Iheir names without the dipt it- **l titles by tin- I***-- win* -« them nothin)' but yog- <n the great) •»ti-ii»»-~- ina*ji Seventeen won ti to w* ;m t*>!<l. are already pair! tier- I New York Stock K\< liaitig* ieniM . A large portion "I Florida, the Foiirlli lb tnci. w lllllcil U p o n tu elci I at represent III j \e to I'tillgl’c^' ' is at woman riinniii!'. Two year.- ;uro -he ran attiil w.-i feaited. we hatve no doubt, bccaiu-e -lie w>t> at woman time not m;m\ | - | | - will hold that again 1 iter. Alu it is not her iatali. i ETCHING inflve Whiling Ke>*ner -In Cotonioiiweul hill where n ptn- tr •From a sedate little cashier in nn obscure meat market to a jewelled and perfumed dancer sought by princes in the wild whirl o f Europ­ ean gaiety is a far cry. This, however, hr the transition Virginia Valll mnkPH In “ Paid to U vo.M n which *ho is co-fcntured with George O'Brien. The picture Is nt tho Milane Theatre today. In u previous picture, under di­ rection of J. G. Blystonc, Miss Vnlli appeared as the daughter of.n hum­ ble Btrcct-ca? inspector. This was “ The Family Upstairs” , in which Miss Valll worked opposite Allan Simpson. Howurd Hawks, in easting the [THURSDAY 112 K. Second St. ecd from neglected til«. ' . auTly l»i» nt'rrssaly al thi i Into day, that the inion o f n newspaper i* to c new*, ’ The newspaper ■ddiidu-d ns a m ,rnl agent, in* iili-ntl.v it may accmn nvli good. In its editorial it prypcrly advocate* what may believe to be f ,r the ■velfare, but in its new* it i* IhuiihI to print the tie*, of the day, rcgnrdlets <litorial npini h i . is, *,f rotirse, the obligation ny mnl fidelity in the g nnd publication of intc-l Hut the *U|>pivssing <*f A ft.'tv years ago, only a few years ago. women given the right to vote. It was the first rpcognitiui to a degree they were superior to minors, idiots, and inals. They appreciated litis honor'conferred upon by the-men. Many said they would not use their new privilege, that after being given the franchise they not exercise it. ' * But they have. Not only have they voted, geiien an large numbers as the men. but they are talpjig parts in polities. They are running for office and elected too. There are aleady a number of women i House of Representatives. lt\number of women gove and hordes of mayoresses ttntl lesser officers. Nor an i“ Paid To Love” Is n : „ * . ___ a . Picture A t Milane Theatre For Today On improved City property al 7 per cent. 3 to five year / * « & ■ % ma a « a \ Woman! telephone 148 MBS. FRED, S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence TeL 37 30} W. Second St. .Phone 213-J MONEY TO LOAN Hauling, t'r .ing Chipping r id Slon.gr. J Phillis |9M SOI K. 3rd J distress experienc- - (,’ iinrantrcd one year Itcnuud Battery Shop First Nnt’l flank Hid Sanford, Fla. Q UICK SERVICE T R AN SFER pf-rivnee and under! sanding n.< h« is with nil. o f Florida and till o ' Florida’s problems. ButJiy this a* it may,. 15 j* the city o f Jacksonville which knows hint “best* nnd bm -f Iji hi* s|M'(*-hr* Dr. Hathaway him most. Of this he will have make* occasional . reference to vocal and visual evidence tonight. some of the “ facta” alleged by Mr. O.iiltoir, and in each care tile re­ IV*- agree with Editor Benjamin, ference is sufficient to damn the <*f the I’aim Bench Independent, al’cgatl-in as it deserves to be that Fans Hathaway’s refusal t<* damned. Rut for our own part we debate I>t>jo Carlton has hurt Dr. wish Dr. Hathaway would make Huthnwuy. It hasn’t hurt him much, public u single curt ami comp c but there are always people who hensive statement on the Cntllon enjoy u fight nnd who think r. po ’’charges” aril then leave Me. iiticul campaign should lie run for Carlton to the oblivion which is their amusement. There nte nlwny. already fast overtaking him. F ms pet pie, too, who believe* w’ el over Hathaway’* opponent in this race they hear or road. That whv is Sidney .1. Catts, the destroyer Doyle Carlton's tactics nn «.• tin tied th e -demagogue, and for Flo­ fair, lie bn* taken advnn'ngo o ' tic rida’s sake, a* well as his .own, it publicity that attuehes to th-* gu* L big!* time that he trnimd all hi* lu-rnato ini campaign to advertise gun* mi the o x -govef-nor. U T I H 'L 'T n V -wing you different from •II o|hrr men; Fiiwiing my world miolb-. • wfrlil now grown , ge nnd beadlifgl lirmioc Architect i.oissiWU'5 Fons Hut haw ay open.- hlsgulicrnatorinl rampalgti in Duval county at the Temple theatre tonight. Much ns Jacksonville would like to claim an undisputed fi*« simple tu Dr. Hathaway, the title i* clouded with the proper claim* of other rovt on* and of the state a* a whole1 Few men me us identified in ex* l In tbcf NckO^Wrh Herald Tiibuucf loving you is wondering bow you fore ’ And where you are nnd when you vdJl..return f wakening at night to lie and start!, |l|^iij{rtdy {m fitvoi* elm ' ncwnpatufr that 1* V h r 'THE DUTY OF A N EW SPAPER Into tht> dark with eye* that arJteJpn<T burn \ To.l»chold you, treasuring __ _ l . ___ ■»• And rddrnc#* of your voice, your 7 rernll; ~ v a y ypu look, each gesture, that k*r this Ai >ut Vou, anil hearing your lUglltcr fall; again the rapture of your Woman’s Club Interesting ’ publication might np^_b 'll* neither ihan'a good nnmr*.— SDhkIiiu (CnL) 'When I can read my tttle clca' T<» munai-jn in the skies. . . Iwood in-thfs mretfng'nnit touchily hopes that every uvaii?.'{£! attic scat will lx; occupied by some person conscious of his m*—jduty ns a voter and eager for the future welfare of Florida. Another candidate for governor, Doyle Carlton, spoke in Lius city several days ago and to n large number of men *,,Ta and women made tjcriptis charges against the Itoad Depart­ ment. While directly charging waste and extravagance, he inKinfinted graft and corruption, and laid the door open, if what he wus-suying is Lyur. to criminal prosecution. As an innocent hystaiulrr, \v»« have from a distance secretly admiretl D r .' Hathaway since several years ago when he was selected to build Florida's [roads. We liked the way.he got things done. We liked the way that he short­ I n . r r i M *■— *(-, U l r M . l l a l . . ■■ ened distances and time from one end of the state to the « i |m * iA ( . . . r l l i l h i a ml l*ab*», A i l i r t i l . . * . , mm* A 4 i t r a » other. He seemed to know thut a straight line is the short­ A,rnl4| n h l r l i ' M n l r r » *■«■' est distance l*ctw ten two points. This is a simple thing •fcrr wC«Vi'ln . hCm |I la ilk rfadlt »f >«lH.rl|Ml»i which m an y road department chairmen do not know. la *r>#r la A c r lf , . k . « l . l r l But, if in all the world, there is one thing o f greater • I m « S r l m l a l l a . aa Mrll A I ka.ltTH a r 'M h importance in government than achievement, it is honesty. We are. as our office ln>y repeatedly declares, ‘‘ fed up” on SDAY Apr! crookedness. We have seen our own city treasury rifled of borrowed money which we will lie repaying for years to come. We have seen our national government, a president’s cabinet, and even a president himself, embroiled in such mealies of corruption that national candidates are nominated by, and national elections are sold to, the highest bidder. Ami we for one are fed up on it. We've heard it said it is PR \YER;—O our God, may Thy better to have brains in government, even if these brains iifi so paMcss us that wc shall <- r ghteotuly, and then Thou will sometimes work dishonestly, but we have come to the con­ il i* evcnjjour ^ert^ie* tp.be at clusion that wo would rather have an honest man in office, iven though he be a perfect lunkhead, tlym a dishonest man * «• with «*. - — * ™ 1 Airnii#. • y 1 wa mw No. 2. Mr*. Loyd Brown meet* with Mr*. U. W. Tur. 12 Palmetto Avenue. © No. 3. Mrs. W E. Rnine* ‘gleets with Mrs. John Rumd Do Husbands Really Trust Their Wives? i i h gone bock noil doosn'lVJind Unit Easter i) only jM'vyo rnmliilftlt**) u,r wjtlrji ntean* that T only BoVrn varietie* of s.eunq*utgn. Plain and Frocks Printed Silks W in s t o n hom e. Iictt^ TuWfindrinston lias just com e in— Herbert, her husband, io Have*'you (IclkIiuI upon your Easter FrtH'k?. Will it lie ti gay, animatetl print.? A filmy chiffon with wing­ like draperies? Do y6u seek a lovely frock in one color, an apple green, French blue, pale pink, rose beige, or niimv white? Ntt matter — wc liuve hundreds of Easter Frocks, all new, smart and moderately priced, $15.7.r> to ini I/ijc |m‘. it liUiYol'.giKt. \nmii)''l*riiit'w nr«* • b iii-’Wd p tv I inrltuhnc ttic* lottd $59.50 . Second Floor, Dickson-Ives Co. N avy Blue Ensembles ( home ten' awaiting her. Herbert: I’ m sorry, but I shall Lave to ask you to stop going to G uido Petti s studio, lie s no good. His affairs with wom en arc rite talk o f the town. Y ou must not be seen goin g to his studio again. * Betty: You shouldn't believe*!! the silly stories you bear. No matterwhat Guido's relations with other women may be, lie is my instructor, and a per­ fect gentleman—with mi. 1 sluli cvnttnuc my studies witir him. Herbert: fcoldly) Very well, just remember, you were warned. The Winston home—-two hours later. Husband ahd wife confront catlr other—rite one while wnh lury, the other bewildered and afraid. Herbcrr: Lies! All lies! You're like* all rlie test ol the w.>:nni «lu. visit that studio. I belies id you « hen you told me you wviu then to study, f trusted Km it.,u I know you for wlui y«hj jit,.; cuiniunn— Jl ’ The lapt meeting of the Study Class of tho St. Agnes Guild hold during Lent was conducted Monday afternoon by the lenders, - Mr*. Clyde Derby, Mrs. Heyward Wnlkcr, Mr*. Raymond Phillips and Mrs. Wilfred I/-wis, at tho Parish House. The short business session which preceded thu dfissc* was held under tho direction of the vice-president Mr*.Urns ton L. J’p r kins, nt which time it was voted to give >125 a* nn Easier offering towards tho Organ Fund. The member* brought in their fin shed M-vs. George Camden Conger of Oklnhoma City, Okla., former pre­ sident of the Fifth district of the state Federation of Woman’s dubs of Oklnhoma, spoke for ten min­ utes, giving briefly the work o f the clubs of Oklnhoma. Mrs. E. A. Douglass gave a most interesting re|»ort fount the state convention held recently at Coral Gabies, to which she was a dele­ gate front the Sanford Woman's Club. . Mrs. Ruth Ilryan Owen, promin­ ent Miami club woman and civic worker spoke for a few minutes in a manner most charming and pleas­ ing. She stressed the fact that the home is not bound by four walls only, but reaches out to all inter­ ests in the community. Following Mrs. Owen’s talk an I Irish Comedy in one sol, "Spread­ ing Thu News” wns presented by the Literature Department. This Mrs. George Paxton clever comedy wns under the. dir­ GivesBridgeLuncheon ection or Mrs. W. E. Stone, who with Mrs. Rose Marlcr, Mrs. Wil* An unusually lovely social lium H. Holden. Mrs. J. C. Mitchcourtesy given ibis week was that of Wednesday when Mr*. George Sanford Choral Club Paxton entertained at bridge at her home on Myrtle To Present Concert luncheon Avenue honoring Mrs. George Camden Conger or Oklahoma City, rtio Sanford Choral Club will up Oklu., the guest o f Mrs. Walter S. •• ia concert on Tuesday, Apr. Coicinnn. prnr m lOtli. ut 8:00 P. M. ut the Holy The iliunty color motif of pink, Cross Church. The Club will offer blue uml green wns featured in ----1 rnude up of nt that time n program every detail. (lunntLies of exquis­ .olos selected from chemises nnd rs.._.. . ite pink radiance roses, blue lupin* by llundel. the Messiadi Oratorio am) blue delphiniums were used in The soloist s on this occasion will be the living nnd dining moms. The Mrs. A M. Phillips, soprano, Mis* large dining table arranged for the intimate Mabel Bowl er. Soprano, Mrs. Itolr guest of honor uml The Nellie Turner Circle o ert Glen Contralto, Mrs. .W. S. friend* was over laid with a hand' l-’irsi Babtist Church held it* , Mr. Martin SteinLeake, Contralto some luce cover nnd ceil lered with ular business ami social n,r cipher, baritone, ami Dr. II. Wayde a howl of pink radiance roses and Wednesday afternoon nt the Rucker, tenor. The members o f the sprigs) of asparagus ferns, with of Mrs. It. 11. Newman on society liuve been studying for sev­ tall pink taper* burning at cither eral months under the nl'Ic leader­ side in silver holders. ’1 he nut cups Avenue, with Mr*. Newman ship of Mr*. W. S. Ix’ak*. ami have were nlso done in pink j he small­ Mis. Orien Slenstrnm as hosti A ii idiundance of lovely s prepared a very worthwhile pro er tallies were centered with blue gram. In addition t<> the,new cliotr. lupin* nnd ferns, and bad blue flower* wn* used In decorntln rooms where tho memhers ut uses they hnvc selected, two of the taper* and nut cup*. Progressive bridge was enjoyed bled. After n short buaine*s i anthems that were presented lust during the morning hours, score* Ing led by Mrs. Charles F. year will in- repeated by request. for tlit* games were kept oil tallies shall, the chairman, an intero The Sanford Choral Chili was ot done in pink rose* and girl head*, program was rendered inelud gunized early in tin- vear 1927 dcr tlte auspices o f tlio Musii- • and when the fifth progression hud ntimher of piano selections an pnrtment of the Wumnli * Uuh. Al been completed it was found that tnl solos i*y Mrs. George Ka the first prize, a Japanese tray had u lute hour the hostesses s tlu-ugb sponsored «•)’ the Woman Club, it- membership i* -o» luo.t. -i been won by Mrs. Howard Long, potato salad, sallinv*, cookie while Mrs. James G. Sharon who ie*-*l ten. ’ to member* of the Cluh nor to lm Members present were Mr*. ies. hut all wingers of Sanfoni nnd held second highest score, won n vicinilv are gladly 'velcome.l. This Chinese red vase. Is*w seme was Ganns, Mrs. J. D. Dosscy. Mi is the seen d concert this group of made by Mr*. Harry lleeren who U. 1 1anil, Mrs. C. B. Rudd. 5 singer* bps offered, 1.. the W ' . t d was given n deck o f bridge cards. E. Kstridgc. Mrs. A. V. Me l.< The guest of honor was presented Mrs. E. J. Taylor. Mrs. L. L. ( pul*lie nml t»»ose who » . re a late book, "The Deluge" hy Fow­ Mrs. Roy L. Adams. Mrs. «ii- ••nxiigb to hear them la*t . • ler. ns memento o f the occasion. Roll, Mr*. B. G. Methvin, Mrs. Following the awarding of the Willnm*. Mrs. L. B. Bragg, prize*, a tempting three course A. W. Key. Mrs. George W. doctors luncheon was w i -vpiI by'llir hostess Mr-;. Fred Myers. Mrs. F. RSanford physician* r<- assisted by Mrs. R. L. Peek, Mr* tie, Mr*. J. B. Fields, Mr*. C. \V. Stokes. Mrs. Walter d o le Warren, Mrs. Flynn Vuusc ,lc yesterday fro'" the mutt nnd Miss Lottie Caldwell. H. II. Qduin, Mrs. It. J" Medical Society mreUng Cover* were laid for Mrs. Georg* held In Tampa fymn Camden Conger, Mrs. Walter S Mrs. George Ray. MrH- c - *' shall. Mr*. O. 11. Btcnstrmn tin otigh yf.tonlay. Coleman, Mrs. James G. Sharon It K. Puerifoy, Mr*. H. H||,o*o who attended the Mrs. Howard Long. Mrs. Donah were: Dr. and Mr*. -I *• P. Drummond, Mr*. David L man and Mrs. A. J. Walkei Hr. and Mr*. Tl-aim- Thrasher, Mr*. L. P. Me Culler a„d Mr*N. Tolar r. Mrs David Caldwell, Mrs. Harr) usliult and IP l • M. MU- lleeren, Mrs. Fred T. Williams ■ ('rile <*f Cleveland wo* Miss Ix-ttie Caldwell, Mrs. Georg* Easter Novelties a „ f honor. He delivere.l Hoy, Mrs. R. L. Peck and Mr*. C ... ,i... „in-ning session W. Stokes. Cooked Food Sale Mildred Holly uml Mis* Lake returned home Tucs•vening from Gainesville they *|>ent u few day*. le oman’a Club ut 8:00 o’clock Ith Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mr*. Ralph right and Mr*. J E Brouac us bstesse* Mrs. G. Irving Louck*, Mrs. Rohi John Holly and Mr*. RoyFrank yme* will entertain at bridge ut :00 o’clock nt tho Yhcht Club lion­ ring Mrs. Edna Fowler Hope- e. ^ '" ^ u 'e b ,, self upon him) S,,T , , « 1’ 1 V**-t dun r know ssluc )* u au | issear to y o u - . "'*!*,,i frt.'ogmg her aside) I'm si,r,|,U''" U'* j'*,'l' I ‘ bouhUttvekilled V7 Monday Study C la s s *')• m your lover s arms. wlut you s.ant and get out—and V» it bid tome—ibe v\2)v — after (heir Lrvt si wf.r,uPc' l,ut il no What happmed io Bi-rv al driven front home i > h, completes one o f i| t ; dram.'.s ever ifa,-** 11„ ; You s»ill u am l(J(1 . t i-« i*f tliivauriliiigsioi-,"*,. , unuit'j I lean,” in May Trut Si,.» !/;aune. Mr. uml Mr*. Clyde William Wushon announce the birth of n sun. March 29 nt their homo ut I’no|n. Tlte baby lin* been named Clyde William Wn*»on Jr. ire. Komim.le County idmirr ‘ the ?,*ri*‘* «n<l iianticr;*ln*Jt^Itrch Mr. thL county in tir--kwrrvthirt - h*»—»* turn 'in Ta!laha**m' of 15,000. George T. Scabury of New York, national secretary visited Miami recently. 'Convention cities for 1028 nnd 1929 havo already been chosen. To delay may mean disappointment fo r Easter . . . by calling us now you can dismiss the .matter from your mind with the certainty that your cleaning will bo promptly cared for. V™ That O ld Frock O r Suit . For Easter line economy .with smart dress this r. Careful* cleaning and correct dyef your 'old garments will make them like new. A sk for our advice. MIAMI. . SELECTED 110 East Second Street In Front Of First Street Piggly Wiggly Store by Mary Lambreth ; Circle Pohne 465 Newest Fabrics Charm " *'Uayon Voiles Figured Georgettes Ut Lju-gc Floral Designs on Tinted Grounds Crepes. Tolku Dots and Flor nl designs New line of shoulder flow­ ers for Easter costumes. Plain Rayons All colors in Pastel Shades Printed Organdy ; lies wide Permanent finish: Ever fast. Uulies’ Bags and Chiffon Purses Underarm and Pouch styl#s Pin ucal, kid and alligator Costume Firat Methodist Church Merchant's GifNitc and ‘ , Hose nil ailk Chiffon Frill trimmed lur 32.25 values. Van Uaaltc all ailk chiffon Fine sheer quality, in all colora. Square heel. Contents fo r cAi "f qthe liu* ll > c.vdituhh' File i* a has utinnut|ec*d hi* re-election to the FORREST LAKE HOTEL William Copeland, New York; L Ellison, New York City; B. A. London, Jackrronvllle; D. M. Mfflcr, Orlando; T. L. Walker, Tampa; R. K. Thompaon and wife, Saraaota; J. P. Joplin and wife, Sarasota; W. E. Valll; E, G. Vaill; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Harmon; A. E. Haler; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 8. Titos, Miss Louise A. Titus, Upper Darby, Pn<; Charles II. Colo, Pnlntka; S. T. 9anford, Jacksonville; Ed Hare, Jacksonville; Sandy Anderson, Sanford; J. I). Breech, Jacksonville; Henry A. Miller, Manatee; J. M. Hightower, Americus,, Go.; K. D. II. Reap, Ocala; Louise Griffin, Ocala; W. T. Ovfcrby, Orlando; J. Williams, Jacksonville; M. N.‘ Sut­ ton, Jacksonville; H. O. Reeves, Tampa; W. R. Lovett, Jacksonville; J. J. O’Connor, Jacksonville; E. Stinson Henderson, Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. R. Smackhammer, Bradenton; S. G. Riley, Tampa; Charles E. Ward, Roanoke, Vo.; S. P. Uelsinger, Atlanta, Ga.; I. S. Jones, Jacksonville; Charles II. Mc­ Cann, Jacksonville; J. E. King, Winston-Salem, N. C.; Mr. J. B. Roundtree and daughter, WinstonSalem. N. C. A delightful party given thl« week wnn that o f Monday evening given by Mr. and Mra.Mcighan hon* oring Mr. and Mrs. Tanda. Green and white were tho colour accentu­ ated in decorations and other de­ tails. After a most pleasant eve­ ning, spent dancing, refreshment* of chicken sandwiches and punch were served by the hostess. Those present wero Mr. and Mrs. Tanda, S. II. Eamba, E. N. Culp, A. M. Clcmmans. Mlsa Inez Owens, Miss Mary Whlddon* Miss Geneva Cook, Miss Ora Mao Culp, Mrs. Culp, Carl Pierson, William Harp­ er, James Procter and Miss Lustinc Carter. SA T U R D A Y FR ID AY <fi<UN>xiti*‘H ,: jillR t. d u e l r t!t«* nnmiimtt*>u brcuiiM* alu* iH’ linvca *it*t hti*> Hi*' (ihititv uml -hi' liu*. Shu b ijic w 1thpt *ltC* I'nuld and would bo uicful in C«tngr<'*.* iit' mutti'r* thut purtuin to Florida—uml *bi- «-<>nlil ami would. Sim ItnKO* In'r UKcfulnoy* thut.aim li*t* n luryc nml |^(•r*orvr, nnd tritirrintc tu-ciuniiitatiM* with tlm pt-oiufrmnt public men itt Congtcai nnd by rcuvutt of liiat inlimm-y could gut for Florida more Ihutt Florida bun yet frccjt nblu to u d from ’ .that «Uotcc- nml shu could. Tlrvrefo v, why the nrcowrity of “ illuatrioUfing" Itor or any one rKt', when prtift'rrni'ttt i\ oakisi, by rtn non o f kittahip, f*,r which no <*)t(* drrr»|ionKilil(,. The pet uvn who i» Ixirtr in hunt- One of the most interesting meetings of the Woman’s Club was held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.". E. A. Douglass, president, presiding over the buisness session which opened nt 3.00 o’clock. Re­ port* from the standing committees and department head* were given. Mrs. C. E. Myers, chairman of the Welfare Department gave n.»P' lend id report for the fourth nnnunl Flower Show which was held March 28 and 29 nt the club house. She reported that >133.16 was re­ alized from admissions and >83.00 proceed* from the tea room. Un­ usual interest was evinced this year in the flower show by the club women. The visitors this year outnumbered the previous years by 200. Hotel Arrivals Editor Sanford llct-irld. 1 believe I voice the Kunt'ment* of uiittiy 'of our better eilixzita when I commend you fur tire bturril whicli you have rtlwity* Inl.eii (or '«iv’r righteuu*ne**. This js enpeeially cuh*p.ieu()u* now, when mil- other duily |*apetennte* out no boldly !h’ favor of Sunday Ituncbnll—uml it woul*l nl*u riiipvur thut it bu» art rcfti-proliitritloq, lean-'ng. ' • Your* truly, • CYNTHIA DAY Navy Blue Ensembles Muhe Blue Eyes Bluer, and All Eyes Brighter. These stunning modes a lie! in navy blue fiat crepes or geor­ gette, three-quarter length coat over frock or light color silk, others with beige color blouses, and navy biue skirt, stili others entirely in the'flat­ tering navy. Women’s sizes. $29.50 to $65.00 -- -Second Floor;^Dickson-1vox Uo. * One Thrill Tm, Man, Easter Millinery, white* black, and evety color that is correct and flattering, $5.95 to $59.50 Second floor. Easter Shoes, patent leather, white kid and blond leathers, $10.00 to $14.50 pair. Second floor. Easter Hose, sheer silk chif­ fons and service weights, $1.85 to $2.95 pair. Street floor. When a Girl ,K Bllnd Yo„,h Wat It All M> F*u,t TltcSerpcnt , „ U,C ^ When Society Sin, Love Take* Its Kcvcn. Phoenix Silk Hose Mr«. W. A. Zachary. Mr*. Philyaw waa formerly M1m jdary Zachury. Pro-file heel Light Shades. 8omo with ........ Picoted tops. Mr*. Walter S. Coleman and guest Mr*. Geo are- Camden Con­ ger of Oklahoma City, Okla., left Thursday morning for a motor tri*> J***»n the’ West Coa»t. Tune fn on the True Story l lour FitxiJi,i.t. cry Friday night over W O K and th* Colum bia chain, a P. M : Bastem Standard Tim e , ; p i U Greco Weil* of West Paint Udach U visiting in 8anford a* tbo guerrt o f Mis* Ellen Telford. J . (L S h aran • E c fyiv/ . V( * ney-at-Law a in all wie couAa f Abstrueta ol Land (riven oapmdaL aUwtUon EASTER EGGS Will Be Sold. . hv the JUNIOR HIGH P. T. A. ' at th#---- - rFederal Bakery SATURDAY «° Now Inco collars and yokes White and cream lace, or­ gandy and ljnon. $ 1 . 0 0 to $ 2 . 5 0 CANDY ’ Vnn Raaltc all silk chiffon with 4 inch lialo top. All 8hades 101 " Come — let Dr. Bebe show you what to thumping of the heart. Her prescript cure for that down in the mouth, grot Laugh und live longer. - < . * -Extra added attraction----CHIEF WlllTK HORflK Cherokee Indian Pianlit and Vocalist and Entertainer. �. . T 1 A ( A r a l N otices) N oljces) Drivers Bajn '•■'TSSfSSaR^KI’U F . i: op vli poii tatA.sc- l o r id a •V K IIY , „ ____________________ , tt. It. AHIICTIAFT, ns t W ft v e r of Scnilholo County Dank, Complaintint. 1, "Raporta from dealera have been dlcattng for. some time that a noticeably, iarfs proportion of all n^yr Chryalem ana going to femi* Florida Elks W ill Gather A t Orlando During Next Week nipe driTpra," aald- J. W. Fraxer, Chryitar Salaa Manager, in a reNext Tuesday and Wednesday eeot a ^ i^ e n t, a eppy of which April 10 and ?4, will be great daye hia been rfctived.by The Parkalde for Florida LIkdom as Well as for ths State of Florida because thosr 'Th^y. tiftt bought either directly, by women for their own tiae or u tvo days will sec a gathering of prewflt* tcra malo members of r lmost a thousand Elks in Orlando tM family, ltv line with the grow; born to crmplcte the final detail1 itu tuatOtn of having 'a second car for tho National Convention to hi jhxbi k*|mga for the women fcHUa. .old ji Miami next July. Reservations have been cominp Ttta second ear habit, I believe, in rapidly, upon which the abovt stimnto of attcndcnco has beer models are. enjoying, the roadsters, ilnccd. Tbo Orlando Lodge of Elks ha* eoqpse and coaches in these models madd* elaborate preparations t( being especially popular with wo* ntertain the. Ladies as well as tin­ THE men who will attend and the twj AwB *. style days In tho City Beautiful will bv Better ness tl filled with activity for thoso whe snee for carp, This are sacrifi> not official delegates. ha bright colors of 17:1. The fact of Florida being honor­ byalers have un- ed with the National Convention if PR^ ed a largo part in of supreme importance to the en­ spirit tiop, as have also tire State for the Reventy-fivo thou live ri| nag, nigh grade up* sand visitors that arc expected will make attractive interior without question tour many sect­ peace * ions o( this glorious. .59tintry, tak­ ing back north, east'and west, nr impression that will bo lasting n; to stability and opportunities Florida has to offer, Tho - State Convention is to be ecoming more-and signally honored in the attendance that women are of nt least five of the Grand h°dtfr yd by the same in* Officers, a condition somewhat un­ scides men’s choice usual at a State Convention nm' o f qog.' They are. getting to be Florida has been honored addition­ more.motorwise all the time. They ally this past year in the fact that iiUl want snap, and atyle, pro* one of its sons in the person of hgEjy just as much as ever before, but they ar« more apt to lift tho h<4 d Hdw before they buy—and tbhy quite frequently know just wHbi they ought to find under It, top. They I V U well posted as ml^iy men on'mechanical details, w^ffnd. They Insist op power, speed and handling ease as motor cat requirements, j desirability. *Most women used to hesitate Letters in support of tho pin tfefote braving tho risks of driving from Governor Norman S. Cns lnrcongested streets but they are Senator Jcbbo H, Motcnlf at finding the infrequent necessity Mayor James E. Dunne were ren 'AIRPORT for shifting gears URGED and the speedy Some 800 persons present nt tl pick-up available in Chryslgr cars meeting voted approval and a res> PROVIDENCE, R. I„ ofApr. 2. utlon favoring a speedy IrgisH remove much of the dangor traf­ INS)—(The widespread senti- tlvc provision for Rhode Island ni fic driving. mint In support of a modern state •ort was adopted. owned airport at or near Provi­ dence, -resulted from the recent ZOLFO SPRINGS— Atlnnt mass meeting here at which na­ 'oast I^ine Railroad planning ercr tionally known apeakers urged its -on of new station here. B I ••nukcr, WleeonslH. that he la ovr the age of twentyone ( I t ) fears nd that there Is no person In the ■tnte of Klorldn the service of suh» enn upon whom would bind the ihl Charles F. Pnwsett, It Is thorc•tpoh onnF.H ED , that you and each of oil appear to the 11111 of Cotn'Inlnt., herein o n or before Xtny 7. 'fl!R, that daj* being n Rule D ar of bis Court, thr said 1)111-being filed *o TorUclose a certain mortgage upin proberty located In Seminole ■?ount)’. Florida, In default wberei f decree .pro confesso will be tuk*n* against you and tlm said cause iroceed •ex pnrto. And It Is v« » ALLEN and wife. SARAH A, A L ­ LEN. nml VI |HI INI A-CAROLINA • MICAL COMPANY. a curpou. ilon. Defend into. SIIT IIH OP MASTER'S RAI.1l. Nollea lo hereby given that under and by virtue of n Decree of Fore­ closure anil Sale entered In tli« ntiovc entitled cause on the !3rd day of March. A. I). 1928, I. ns BpecInl M m ier in Chancery, on Mommy Die Till day or May, A. D. 1»38, the rim e brink ii Rule Day of thin * tine* ’ U't a leiral a ils* day, In rrhjn ii i i;--' ntm i/nuee at Hanford, Semounty.vplorlda. will offer for •il. to the hlalie.il and heat bidder * •’ ! durlnif the lc«al Imurn of -■ i;r . the follow ing deacrlbed land, ■ ■ m i* lylnff and l*<*»III? In the - - i' of L'cmlnole and Btnte of ■fA/iU-uTurly (|i*icrlhrd a I II \va. to-w it: , u '' ! i ; « f Cota f l ) one 'ml (S) mvo , In Mecca llnmmock nccordJmt to the recorded - pint there f made by E. T. Woodruff, na shown In too Clerk'* off Ire. I.es* hcKlnnlntr nt the S. W . cor*, ner of Lot ( 3 ) Two. running n*<* il'iruy. tenths H3l?/VL,#t*A«» i t' lnoer, tilr wtf«, .a r c (lcfchilhntn. Tlirnei* N, '.»no h u h 'ircl-slx iy t< -t. tr^>|5RTO!R»coft#rJiu p tf o n t r u< 'Tour (JOTjliV.WW/ Thence \Y. ! 1 ** urf.‘npupotnreil lit rrtl»t"f Irut I’ W i i v V n u n C j ' - f Iv<« nritf <i<>r.r e. 'VIII offer for sole nml setl ttlne'tenth1* tilllS.1) fret In Snfit-t !'i- Iiijtheat find (test bidder f"d Tnilr Av*». Tin nee S. along Ktth- •'V tjr nubile'emery' hcf«r>‘ tlie • ford AVo. e n « hu lU lriil--U ty. r^'ir!' Itoiniii In Hntifuftl. nilim!** fmtr ftfil.tl) rect In point of Init'nnn "j '-'Inrtdn. on Mflil'hiy till* 7th ; lnulrrr, e ntnliiluK Right nml ■l " M v,, \ IV 1328. tl*<* spine MIhtec fourths (R 3*1). acre*, o rolfl tlnv nf r|(d rnurt mnl more or le**. . • Term s: •Cash. Purchaser to pity ’ ur.it't tho llitol Ilnur i of Hale, tht< nnoitVly . In anil, nrilbrid f o r JVetl. a .r. »rty- * •It rclil ffnnl difcrcf, f f A SKIN'S. Qompltiln^ , . 'mill n o t ip i: n r M A n nn ra h a m : Notice la hereby given Mint under •nd b| virtue or the final decree ' fiivelroiuri' find n;|lc made and 'b e 3rfl diy hr April, * |i. 1R.R bj the .Iiii|i-c „ f the Plrcult ri‘ Uri i , n inn<.. rr>r Bvmlnolo County, i. pending ' .1" t,.,rU Hull In r "rtnln ■*- -•- Clinnccrc tvjiot cin ones, a week for four consecutive weekM In the -Hanforil Hum Id. a newspaper of general circulation tuibllubcd lii said County. WITNESS) my band and seal of laid Court at Hanford, this April 3. A. D. 1938. ; * . V. E. DOtraLASS Clerk Circuit Court Ry A. MS, W eek*. D. C \lllHiin E. I’altner, Attorney and Counsellor. uf.,y'!iiWr tu.‘K ^ *' ^ ’ ' ‘ V W l ’.A TAP0®». An Administratrix of i|,n „r ... JAMES JJLACKHUItN. ' . . . tJ£c«an<.>t. wlilcn- •I'Atk 'dp •r pi X V n T R A N fifE ir ^ fc & STORAGE COrVF Expert Piano moving With i in proved ^E icT O piz moving oquipment. llnuling -Gritting -Bhlnbi Sidc-lYnck Fatuities. "Phone 890 200. N. ftThple Aycriufi ohtnX.' In lit ,,.]'.uftit <* of, JA It 118 T1LACKril'C'i f r in p*v fur deed. r i n ' .-ri' ft fuM to comply ; .■ UN, 11 ■• cii. IN P n O ltA T H Mie flnnl order.of e.ile nfordi i n at / n o t i c e ; .nTtCN- lit IIITNKtlY fllVEN tlihl i>> undersigned will, on tho 301If d;ij ,.f April. A. r>. 1033,. pment to •hr IIAnornbb* Couuty Judge bf mi de Couniy, Hondo, Imrv final xpTinij 1*0 citJiniToiis riuirti, nccouni and voucher* na ''pi.ntr na' cnrNT\*, .li’ Dnrt, ' dmlnlnlratrli nf tho Ualntn pf TMINOT.C COI NTV. STATE O f ■ VCKAURN. deceased, «W I fcVt time, thou and there, imtkt OP PATP.tCh •vppTIcutlnn to tlm unit!. Judge for a tin-.I settlement qf her itdnilnlatraI*. Detenu- >1. Ilaloh Wt TiMsteg A FRI y o u p e n t ,( c a t i o n . Horlnl No. 031120 NOTICE OP CLAIM .U N D E R SE C­ TION 2.173,H. 8.. AH AM EN D ED 1IY T H E A C T OF JA N U A R Y 2T. NOTICI UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Onlncsvlllc. Florida, March 37. 11)28. Notice Is hereby given Mint Clark Poole lias filed In Mils office an npdlcatlon under aortlon 2372, Revised llatutes, ns amended by tlm net of lanuary 37, 1332 for the following tandsNW1 - I of HE1-4 Sec. 3, T 19 8 . It !!' E .: N W t - l of SW1 ) Sec. 2,8. T. Cl S„ R. .11 1!.; N E 1-) of NW1- 4 Sec. 31. T 13 8 , It 38 E .: nml S I -2 of l.ol II (or KWI - I of HWt - ) > Sec. G. T. IS 8., It. 33 K., Tnllaliassco Merid­ ian. All persons elnlmlng Ibe land ad•orsely or desiring to show It to *e mineral In chnrneler will lie nlowed untII May 15. 132* In file tti Ills Office tbelr l I'-e •snnnce of patent under Ois uforoultl application. iioORIir, C. I'R n i Register n ir r m r r M ctvn rxi <r*7t n.i.in 4ou jat-ity *t/ 8ia«.t jv» / 1; •'t*CI cr ,.e,' McLaulins TwSttA ■;/ ENGRAVING •t i ' j j n / Diamond Mounting R-:- W n teh rr r! lewelera-Optum rlrlst j *...>:11 t»l*£l .' JUi'Pi it4. Ui-yu/; 8z- e i IlyPHlriny mm ANNOUNCING / mips** Ilia n s ’ -'•:isn jf ( wit ’ , *3 w APPOINTMENT AS DEALER SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR THE . . . . ... i 2 Mr r, 2«*i. ' .'C U U liU iV I i.. ’ /OSKUCpit1 ■■•f - - -'/.iij:*;,.driw tn. ■.-.f.caHU'rerniSEl -.r- .• iJiLi&tiwutuii .’'.crs’jVBtxwBian: >V 'C R a f s a r t /w w ! v*'v^«i:n:n»tnro 'g r « u f» n 4* m * * 1 p. Fonts A. Hathaway C a n d id a t e f o r G o v e r n o r , ^ if k'”* tj- • ■■ - T o be present Friday Evening and hear Dr. Hathaway, outstanding as an educator, road builder and Candidate for Governor, discuss the platform upon which he is running. Ladies are especially invited. ■ d g .. . C it y -H a ll-o f -S a n fo r d F r id a y Political Advertisement Paid fof bj' t^rminole County Friends y fD r. 112 MAGNOLIA AVE PH ONEH 3 ■f |r* * >i .-TiFin 70W l ■ -You Are Invited SEE DOUBLE PAGE AD IN THIS WEEKS SATURDAY EVENING POST. .. ■ Address Citizens of Sanford and Central Florida i an n iiL sffn lr liV -^ ^ • Special Muster, nroperty )• sltiiate'l In tlie City nf Samuel 11 • Ulichton Solicitor fir HnrifnrJ, Seminole Cnutity. Kit]rIdo. i nil more particularly described ns Comtilul.mnt.fdioljvit, to. witsAH of ninetc FiVa fS). T ie r ; tv T i m n n r m r t o n t t o** T i m m-ti*e:i ftCl rcroritim: to II. It. T W R X T V -T in n ii j n i i m t . e-titT -’ ff "iV* Mfip nf rtbr ritv of - . .'■N-T*M1, COL'IiT OP TR E.C O tJN TV f r i r o p T i m <T.\Tt: rtp r u m . ,1C I H ! i1aIJNi H#B COUNTV. < If A RT KM K el lit. wnr (11 ili<^ Hatllaway. ' ‘ �I ->T’ 4 iA* ' mi rnm <*m ***4*+rif*l{* m nrnnERS da l*hnn«* ie 3711 . ’r l I fiVeol Milk HutUr Milk Milk For Babies' W Daily S n E A D . RATES Cash la Advaaca ado, will b* w elta d as and collector aent 5y for payment. ^ ..10c a line __Be a line ______ „7c a Una fratea on reqoaat. Joced rataa aro for fe Insertions. Is of average length M A line. charge of 30c for ion. ■ing Is restricted [classification, or la made The San* will bo responsible jie Incorrect insertion, User for subsequent The office should bn lined lately In case of 7—Situation Wanted Political Announcement I’ ook-koepor and office man: ex* . perienred and capable desires po­ sition. Hox 82,- Herald. to t iu : FEED SALE— Another car o f that High Grade Feed going special low prices. Bought before the ad­ vance. Your chance to save money on your feed. H .'B. McCall Indus* tries, Inc. 4th and Elm. 10-B Plants and Flowers FOB SALE: l00,000 very fin> sweet potato plants: A. Bobbin 1007 \V. First St. 1 Zinnia Hants: Burpee's Giant, 25c per dor. $2.00 per 100. Mix­ ed or separate colors. B. F. Whitner, Jr. 42'J Summerlin Ave. Ft, Mellon. Phone 8B2W. Ia d v b o t t s e r p arald representative ly familiar with rates >d classification will ! complete information, i wish, they will assist urdlng-orour want ad [it more effective. lncemenia. |CING I/ongla J’uie Fork 117 h^cncnn Ave. at and Pound [___ _ sm —„ A - i__. „ ^ Lt URDAY in First Bap- Irch, pansy brooch set Si dinmomls. Reward if to Mrs. W. A. Hayes, St. . [n the vicinity /if Sanford and Geneva Street Wedlarch 28, two year old (lie with leather harness, jr information leading to Phone 135 or address m a n lie r D o n u fi [cars nnd Graham trucks, bd 13th. Street. Phone 3. |S & COV/a N CO Anto lr and sheet metal works, rh Avenue, Rhone 7H!-\V. (UPS-MAUMONS fonl Aiitoiftobile Co. nulla Ave. Phone 137. Service |FErv Service of nil kinds. 570-W or 3302. C. E. >*ng. time anil very little money old things new by use of |Spar Varnish, Lacquer and Sold by Sanford Paint A »per Co., G. U. Stuart, Mgr. 1st. Et. / IGI1T PRINT SHOP *Y service on nny thing in (ing. A phone call will get aan. Phono 417-W. SI Railive. UP YOUl: OLD WALLS THE NEW W ALL PAINT tTHING NEW ANH IIET70R FURTHER 1NF0UMACALL PHONE 235-J OK [V. C. COLLER, SANFORD 3Y’S DRUG STORE— Prefptions, Drugs, Soda. Wo aro »r as your phune. Call 103. [DING BLOCKS—IrrlgtdTon fos and general cement work, tie Concrete Co. J. E. Tcrter, Prop, 3rd nnd Elm. IAL ROOFING—Tho Roof Evlaiting. Metal shingles [ling seam *:n nnd galvinlxed See James H. Cowan. Oak and Third St. Phone 111. Nipper.'Signs o f all kinds. Sanford Paint & Wall Paper JNOGRAPH— repairing, piano iting by exierta with 17 yenrs rience. Sanford music store Gift Shoppa, McLandcr ArPhono 831. Help Wanted Mole P Linotype operating and othk branches o f printing. Two It* ago I placed two Sanford ng todies in good situations in w ia . One gets $20, the other ^a week and both are guarnnJ P«r wepk this fall. I^ist Ik I placed two young men who 1 do equally os well. Arc you hg to be earning $40 every week' ytar fj-ntn today? If you have Jood eduratlon, are healthy and R of energy and tvant to make bn money aee me at once. Have |w g roup just starting. Call for {• JIalnes at Sanford Herald. Poultry and Epffs •Jfc * a baby. ■. h i c k s Iwttxi Stock delivered, W. I-egbonu 100 *12. Heavy Mixed 100 B- Rocks and R. I. Red* 100 mo. 500 $70. Emerson Hatchery, QktvIlU, FU. • ____ SALE: 10 R. I. Red IFen. and 1«lmck Mlnorcaa at *1.40. Want •»B all together. Phone 606 W .' HP, L r * .* MS M a yb e you want to engage a cook, rent a room, sell your car; but no .wmatter what sort of an ad you want f t— to use one of our ad-takers can tell you what facts should be included in 11— Rooms Without Board 1 Bedroom. 411 Park Ave. 15—-Apartment For Rent TWO BOOM furnished apartment: p.ivate entrance: downstairs: KOI) Elm Ave. APARTMENT FOB BENT, MnhoncysApts. 1000 Park Adb, Wa­ ter and garage furnished, Phone IKJ, order to obtain the greateest possible t results. (Political Annmincemenls) 'tk'g,. PINEAPPLE DISHES POINT THE W AY vuTcnn o r * dwindle - ro u .x x i. I Hlkli to nnnumiee that 1 am a c* mll'lute Tor re-clrcllnn U> the offive «•( I’uuiity ConiinlM,.j>f fmm District No. 2. sulijcct to the denlalnn of ilio voters In the Demoleiutlc Primary tu »« held oa June Slh, A. D. IBIS. JOHN XI&I8CII. Real Service 1U— Livestock AVft r o ll CONSTAIttiK I wish tu announce my candidacy lor tlm office of constable. District No. I. Fcmlnnln County, subject to Ihe « lit of tlt» v dcra la the Demoentile Printarv of .lone ft. t.. A. TATH. f rim x itm n rr I hereby amioitru*« rov cnndldaey for re-elect Ion to tlm office ef slier* I Iff of Seminole County sub.'ect In •lie Mellon of lha vnlers In the Democratic prlmnry *o tm held next .lone. I will atipi-efllats your HOiuiort. resrertfull' tout*. C. if. it AND. KUII TIIN I.F.tlM1.ATL’ltN Suliji d t< the h|i|ii oachlnK Demo­ cratic Prlcinry, I herehy announce mv caml ilney for Ihe llnuan of Itepri'Heiilntlves oh a memher «f (iroiin I IT nominated l pledge my he*u cfforlH In hehnlf of Die |ieo|tle of Semlitnie Ponnty. Tlie try Ini: nee.l of Die |ien|ite of FJnrl-: •la In Tax Iteilef, especially reduc­ tion of hies I luxes. This. In ill y , opinion, can he effected hy «■ euulinhle dlslrlhutlon of the prescvi five cent nneollno t>x iiaioiiK Die State Unrhl Depnrtmsal. Scho.i*. piiiinlies niet/f’ lttes,—pnrIlent it ly Die t\inril111s. nnd CliicStf hoip.rrd hy llie ipsninallon I urm.ilse III dovnle all Die elieray II hil . Vpertelh e Dial I possess to accomplish that vnd. It. VV. I-KAIIMAN, Jr. I’ aUttcn! Announcements (Lena! Notices) J. ro ll STATU I.KOIsl, CITHK MiTirii nr siik'jurrN h\ m :. I wish to unuoume my candidacy U Ihnl innliT 1*011 C'lIVST.l Ill.K Slate (tiro up O | U |lll|l'">ll< lint • ■>>> •• -for ' ihe -’ ----- I elgalrtlure ” ' , iii.l I*\ \4riui *if a Writ nf Ivxi'i’iil- H A 11' oh, J.ow pretty it luoki, candy, what can be easier to give them teaspoon salt, and two I wish to announce• ithat I *nm t J mother," was the rapturouy than placed pineapple? By making it Cook in a double boiler'until thief nndldnto for-the oftiim—of -ran. -i)-aml-iviu_amiraunlv. nunuait In ii»ii *■I$i i ii««- rim ili i ' himi (5 room garage apartment r 8th nnd slnhle. District No. 4-, Hentltiole tlm primary to be held in Juas. (ii an«l f»»r S« mln<>l«« t'oiimy, Ktnrltla. remark nf the small boy a> at herne the cost is extremely low, stirring constantly, and ctfei'* L. l>. IIA41AN. iil»«*ii a *a ri 1111 JimUiihmii rp«% n\»*r« rl he looked at lu» Jc>.e:t: then kc about twenty-five cents a pound, as ened, Summerlin. See F. It. Hyson, County. Florida, said District com* Beat three egg white* stiff ots^-OAi'' In a i t rutin r'liiKp H i (H t* Olrruli lirlsint; Kb-cllon Prccliiela No‘ h. 1, 1511 Meljnnvillc. rtltlM «•I Ha-litIll t'f I'lilllllv. WlllTi'l H dipped his ipoou ami tailed the pud­ co'itr 1Ld'sv.th the dollar to a di llar three tablespoons powdered sugar.-AdA 2, ft. *, ft, I|i, II \ II, subject to Ptllt PONST * III Sd 1J iSf» I\\*)l Hi ,ST k*Pl! i: \VK, It hanK- ding. "Ooh, hut it'» guod." arid ouc-balf in the stores. The fruit three-fourths cup crushed llawaitett'. (he will of Ihe voters In the Demo­ I wish lo uniioum r that ! am 11rr i**i i*••$ ! I••11 «.r i'ii*i*i| nrn! FOB KENT—Garage Apartment, cratic Primary to lie held oil June lo prepared retains all its good quali­ pineapple to the . cold cuetard, « « £ And Ins mother smiled. .-undidrile for tpe offiee of Coil- 1 (Ml H r nit'll » H 1 .1 v ‘ I'F (H t* H I Itit* 3 loinnr, hath, sleeping porch, tlh, A D, litis ol Ihe IVh,« «nt FIhihI i. w » I'li n'lii *ltill ! jON* J Your summit will he apprcclaied itnhle lors-„ Justice , Nemili.de Fur this was the laJ who only the ties, and if given after a meal, as patt told in one-half of the egg I'ouillv, \\W'i» MiK i* •\ \ furnished, $20 per month. 2‘Jfi \V. rr.i.l.nw day before bad ecutidullv |ni>lud away of the dessett, will provide both fruit mixture. Pour into serving -( jis»J A t*. tMlle) SMI III I,Is. si, lit .1 .lusDie »>f The IVaeM f-t 1111 i i■pf■I'f*ai! 11trail \ ,t'i lit-fi*|$«IulI«I and sugar. spread remainder of white* over tM Ibtli St. Idstliel l ‘i.lopl ISlnp. lie, Doll Pie Ii 1 bit diih ofcuitard wall the remark • i . hi it f n*i*nVi'i fid v 1 * . i th .lull, No’s l. i. ft. I H. It, K IS. •‘ v*’ II ( In- HitIII *'f that that wai "baby's food" lint lu a Hull To make the glated pineapple, boil top.. “Ithyeel lo Ihe decision ‘ I Die Delll- i'i| run j i htiiti o r I'n u i: • *•.*INt!TY -FI VIT day the familiar .ippe.uaucc of il.e two cups sugar, one cup water, and Modem furnished apartments. t:n*nr m ic Primary to he held on June ulimiuiice my candidacy .•» Im U.AII^. cuitard , bad duapncarcJ. ,\v 11 : • • Hoi Dessert for Cold Dejr# °V’ * . A. D. P.HS. Frlgidniro; Murphy steel kitch­ for! hereby Arranged one-eighth teaspoon fream of tartar to re-election to the office of MU I hi*\. i * I *t HIII HI*11 f«"F I I o III cppreelate yousupport. azrstgprt Justice of the Peace, District No. I en: Garage: excellent neighbor­ * »h-KNi* iliMtr Iii | on the tup of the didt .were tmy the crack stage or 300° F. Keep hot i*h*ft n» • IllV’ N KSTHIDlIK. To make pineapple tapioca a h e i* # Raving held ilils office (or nearly • **n Mtmilny tl i*> squares of pineapple in concentric over hot w-atcr while dipping the pine­ iin- •*§•* . • hood: rent very reasonable. Park two years until l he ilistrlcl was ITilt il n . t '. ' *V’1• circles. And even tbr flavor was dtf- apple. Cot the pineapple in conven­ cups syrup drained from axiaVwi Apartments, No. 5. Phone 818—J. merited Into the Fourth District I pull JIKTIfK UP I'U.tt’K i it * u * *• 1 feel Justified In asking the voters l ull IIISTIIIt T Ml. FOPII V I 1 1 1 !* follow 1114 ferent, for pait of tlic liquid u*ed ient sired wedges lor serving, and drain Hawaiian pineapple and one-half osWI ThI"* Is in nmiiumra m y caiullftacy for iheir summit on my tin-vlnus » « 11 t I I i j on a fill In *l rut in making the des-rrt bid been pine­ well. Then dip a few at a time in the granuLtcd tapioca, and biing .to-(ha Furnished apartment. Will sell .iuvDee of Die Peace, Dlatrlci record as Just leu of the Peace and k ' Klorhln* IIn* apple syrup instead of all milk. \ syrup and remove to oiled' paper to boiling point. Boil tsvo tniiiutei furniture. •Reasonable. Hox 7,— pledge my tiest emleavors |o give No I nullJed lu Die Hill ul Die *. * * mil* .MIHSI* »N• ring constantly. Cook in i t all Ihe people a admire deal wllh Deiioicniltc volritt June Mil. H unf*‘ '* Ml’ ,i nnrtiornlion. Sanford Herald. This simple discovery of the charms dry. It is mo*t important to nave the boih-r until tapioca it clear antf tr£e«d Justice le all and sirlcl adherence I■•i ■t. I akc Monroe, Paula, Lake Hi.- *'♦it-ml..ul, 1*• Ait pineapple drain for at least several of pineapple instituted a new icgirne parent, or about twenty minutes. Adel-' vlat v. l.iiTii;h'iiu.I Attninunle Tim1 (mrt loll Ifit I Hoi*, a, |o Ihe !ll U« fn this household. For pineapple^ hours before using. 3 room furnished apartment. $35. vr vv i.'iv f i x S|u imt- :iml Furoat *’l*y. cunalllule Tint n*lil|i 21 Hnuili Itoimr .1" one-fourth teaspoon salt, one-half ettpr II.C l.uv *■ ll l*>tl Id. Kiist Pm*; S»mill aml l!nxt **f aside from tempting Sonny lo rat tbr Velvet and Cream Custard Hot water. Phone 831 J. suear. two tahlrrpooni lemon juke If dcdeit, 1 |ii'»ml-<' an Imnes* SlniD 11tju,Ii vvn\ limit11« j %, Ii-hh things be ihoulj, has a dt.im'e food and one cup of the well-dnaJoed pin** laikliii v.-llki' ailmliilM i vtion fr.*^ tlii* 1\**Hi* f*»fi tlori'of ami Pineapple velvet is another deuert rim hpi’ Fh i \T t.v n r vt ok value ol its own. With its cutvme, fi.un Die uMi.t ineihlti'smnsni’sx t i f rhf I'nlloiv Ink ih'Hrri lo*i| Nicely furnished apartments with win. Ii will appeal both to children apple. Pour into a serving dills and rrill.lt! INSTIllTTION cuiinecleU wllh this <>r. M» 1••1 H»‘|fImiltU*. at .» point oil - btomelit), which is a distinct aid to and to the mothers of children. Soak I am n eamllilale fur re-el»ell'>n U.ui.'tally all modern conveniences. Phono •lit I a>1 rltihl of \v,i\ lliii* of ' . .vvtjjD digestion, and the high a.h content, om-hj’ i u-i'p.iuii gelatin in two table­ ch;1L In t' e office of i-piTinlemleat of f ice. ii F IIKf.NtHiN. Si .i - Hlt^hu a> NMinidt Hir* i*, 7ft. Call at 318 Palmetto Ave. Bread puddihg with pineapple h * Ik^hlle Inali’UcDu.. for S-mlitoh canned pineapple can occupy an im­ spoons of .. !•! water. Dram the syrup » s H «t iioliit lo-hti: -t d S ffi*i t’uuaty. »ui*J< i i |.i Die DemocruLpopular hot dessert. Add JWw fiiT J , portant plai e in the dietary. Iiev.iu-c S*ifi i 1: Hi*Hl*'i"|4 1f o Ilk Ihi* ('■•IHt Primary. Your ruiqiurt sill l*« irerun .ii s u i t : op n u r u fmm two cups crushed Hawaiian not milk to two1 cups stale .beets 1G— Houses For Rent 'of its excellent flavor wlmti is pu ij cr.t Htif > * 1 H alit S i*'* • * , niMi h u i * m I iiIIISTIIDT' Ml. Pill it in •■•tin eil I••«tm nalil 1Inhi o', u to Him. yet not sbatp, it provides a mint pineapple. AJJ enough water to this crumbs and allow to stand until stsoJ, T VV LAWTON. I hei*i*y anmniuce ciy camlhlucy IIII1’»»'•' So 111ll IVI-Ni l'I h tl 11i'llm . MlIII |and to nuke three cups of liquid, Beat two egg*, add one-hair cBp Avocado anil 3rd. burnished Bun­ fui .luallce uf Peace ol Dlalilcl No ; welcome variation from the fimti »yrup IMl I" of « a v tin*- ■i,t 7!# f»»* 1 -tir in one and one-half cups sugar, onc-righth teaspoon salt, ana thieV suihjed to Du* ilrclkluii of Do galow, 5 moms and hath. Also Ill l l l r VOTICHN nr Sr.MIMII.H .which, by much repetition, become '! Ilf in * * * S-Miihf n H i oil v m i liirlii mu. IS In the Democratic Primary and boil foe minutes. Add the fourths cup well drained cn itlctl'h M fill M V. garage. Phone 388. jiiiiiH-h 11m fff 1, Then f North[uninteresting to (lie child. I.e lie ll nil JllllV Mil A 11. P'ftft gelatin, slit until it dusolvcs, and then waiian pineapple. Combine the_ I wlnli aniiiiiiiM’t* that I am a • ioii'i li p m 1 a• * t \v1 1 1 • -I rluhc Iia v ID SPFFH '■1 vt a\ lint* f> ml Mat it f*•t r»*-«*1i*i‘! Ion Ut t(i# of1hl-IK-lA Real Party dull It. Add the drained _pineapple turrx, and pour into a gissas^Furnished Stucco Collage on Sil­ rii f(i*p nt i'miniv (•r.nmUrtMlnniM ......... .. Vo 1111n 4hi 111v l 1:» 1 ... I,. One group of ilulJrcn always were and the juice of one lemon. Freeze dish. Bale in a slow oven UOC____ _ ver Iftike. 5 rooms and hath. 2 Ilist, let No. 1. sullied lo Die de-l ll* Tin: VUTP.lt" ul "IJIIIMIIH L'h'llllIH elslon of ihe ' .iters ill the lJdllu.| P**l v * ' • M-n all *»f I*itt lit.' ISits* I. |thrilled down to llicir little tors when, to a mush, and when nearly hard fold or about thirty-live minutes. Serve ha car garage. Good tenants for sum­ rrnlie Primary I" he held on June I " isli In iinmiiiiice Dial I rti a* I*. All li'Iu'I In HlKAft of 1lo I#»*\v |in the afternoon, inothrr let them set it the »ritily beaten white of one egjj. with a s.uwt made by mixinv cue cus mer considered more than rental r,.j, ^ p i;i!k t eiiinlidale for rc-eleellon to U. 1Irani, ,0 r»*«’*!n'l**H Mi I*I.it Itoo), a little tabic on the stone floor of the Pack, u-ang four parts of ice to one each of ermhed pineapple, srvr-*t, **><i HDrtTDN KTIiNLH. [flee ol I'oiuity I'liiiimihsloiier I pii u*f of tlii Pali 111* ismortlH price. I,. F. Squires, Silver l-ake, lllsli.d No, I. subject In til gla >> enclosed sun porch and then in­ of salt, and allow to stand at least one wntcr. Boil hficcn minutes ,.nd sets* • f Sf ul j f»ol»i 'idhiIv, riotiila. San l ord. clsloll of the \liters in Die |lemo-» •, hit; Win1 of tlo 1■\1*' 11n|«1ti dulge in a tea consisting of canned hour before serving. hot. Tliis sauce can also he cooled pun rut'NTV Jt'non era lie Prhuurj lo he held on Juuu South of ih» KnM llu*1 of Itpineapple, graham crackers, and milk announce my candidacy Mli V D. '.fit A pineapple cream custard is a good and served on vanilla ice cream. Furnished house: $10. per month. rnrt lierehy to ili, a n rcftirilt-'l pi I'ljit II 00 K re-election lo Dir office 'if I! PVVIIFIXNU flavored with malted milk powder. A method of supplying the essentia] eggs • iriNi* ,TLV of 1h(* I*uiiHr Many delicious and coofn 3011 Elm Ave. Phone 833 J. Dounty Judic <>f Semlnc'.e Fouaiv ■•I S. min.-If t'.luiiv. J-'loinla bouquet in the middle of the table and milk, and, at the same tune, pro­ Florid a. subject In the wilt of III* Kim KOI NTV COtlWCftlOSKIt can hr given the children S lso V II clotf | ft« ii 1 li»u of \ m u ■ added the final touch of formality to Democratic Volets or Krinlnole I v ihIi i i* unn*»iiii' *‘ <luit I mu u vides a welcome variation in the dirt. mer tune, tiling pincajiple sy.up'ks 5 room house furnished. Phone County. If'lah1, as 1pptd ill’tl tn IMut ItonI, In the Democratic Primary r^fitllilui** **»r tin* dHIi’i* nf t’uunty this feast. Brat the yolks of three eggs slightly, lufis. Ginger ale of a gopd grade pa j1•*h :'s ami rtf* of tin public B05-W. etecttoli tn he held June till. ISJt ttoinniIhmImh r fmm iHiOrlvl No. ft, 4ffol’ilM of hi"mil Ioil* t‘oil nit Again when the children clamor for add ont'lhitd cup sugar, one eighth especially delicious with the svruo. J Ad. ll. K!l AHON. Mllijs*! I Id fl»»* llcrff'lntt nf 1ll«* \«l|I’Morlila. I>ln*i l!n**t ol Htaic «r* In lb« I'rlniH^y tn 24— Lois For .Sale 1111; 11vvav \ 11ml.ft ■., a ii'l \\>M lift tirlfl mi &th* A. U. of tin f\ii’rmioii So ill l> ol ilk** run tan s s x m s o r if r i.osn. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------■ ------------ = r * I hereby annoiinc* In Die peopl Mint lift** of ln*iii*rili ns »» ror•! 2 At-rc lots on Dixie Highway, . t I11 Pllnl Hook *1, 1131is*' ’*2 of of Seminole County that I "hjll* rt»n r o i ’ NTv v »m ;v »ihi o r near iJiko Monroe. Fine Truck­ cundldutu for tux ussetisor auhJ44i tlif Ptihllp U i •ronts * * 1 So in | m ile TAXK.N •*0uuly* rtorlila, ami S"iilh of ing land, imlside city limits, lo to thu decision of the voters III 1 w I nH Vo annoiii).*«* i«» tin* |»< o*iU Dm Democratic Prlmnry lo tie hdd hih| lri-iiiMi)il I'oiilalniiiki IS? A. Rennud. Flume 11H) W. 304 \S’. In June of this vciir. I have lived of H»*mlnolr (*niiiit> (hut 1 mu a aiTi'H, rimii' or Ii*mn. riiml)iluId for fi'-i*1»*cl|uft tri ilie of* AIM *: All nf lr*>ticnh nrrnril in Orange and Seminole counties 2nd St. ficfi nf *|’4|X AMHPHKiir, nut Jett to thu tn,; (•• plnl tbereof rec<iiil'il in for 40 years. 1 Huve nerved u« il**rlnl^n of llu* votrr* lu III** f'Btnncounty commlsaloner oft and off I'lnl lltitik »», ji.tk** U «if Hi*' 26— RllscelloneouH For Sale Primary to l»r liulil lu J»in«» for 12 years. I have made my IIv- riafli' 1*li lil lr* 11**t*»*ril** nf Si-mlmdr . Kniuiiy, rifirliht ifi!£ ml iiIitw Nirick ntn! cllru» fruit of thin > uiir >. VAUOIIAN. C M HAND TWO TYPEWRITER desks: one nml farming. I propose to let every MII1 ii»*t>ttvrr’ rurry tun firiiiiorfI< j nulw Sh**riff nf S'-NllllMlr 1 M Koii risKUK ok r o r j i t table. Hod we 11 Realty Go Plume I Share of taxes hy viewing Die pro rif'iitiit 1 (irrriiy ii ii ii*iii ii* * * * in > * r« m l hi ary | liHity Your Mippori for 358- W. »tf lh»* t’ lrruli nuirl Mil*-j WilMin A; 1!«*>1«*>. will he ufipi rclutee , Jft’l fii Ih#* will trif I)IvritiirN In ' VtITH P. IIP VI VHTIlll'a s \i.i : K . II evlLUl'.b For sale: Piano for balance due. Hut jirlimiry t*» I*** ,i**I»l Vol in* |h Im*rt*ii> lVf n tVuii hmfrr Jiin** I will uphr^rlistt* your JMI»I I1. O. Box 352. I’hone WI4—J. hy VIf I»»«• Ilf H ih’fir.' tjf f i»r«* pint m vxTAni.d h.-tiro itml w.ili* muift* arii) *iiii*ml t hereby announce my candidacy n* a con n * ■ • » H im llh liny nf \nr*1, \ I». 10^7 EASTER EGGS: Boiled nnd color­ fur .unstable fur Ihe fourth dm in ill** Iloiiorahh* U \K \Yrt$;hi i on c i n \ tv nioH iiri TiMi ed, IJtlc dozen. Delivered. Huckle­ Diet, subject lo the will of the *utlift1 nf i hf Twt’iil t >1lil t«1 voters In lie De muriatic primary A'rron\i:v * i ’ lrnilt in it ml foi >*'mMyih’ berry Farm, Lake Mary. Phono >.f June ft. Vnur vide will he np I timtohy (;tUt* Iftis* inrttmil nf imi- 1til Klnrhhi. In r*1»iM»i *iv In a tiDiiminc my i*nmliilaci* for li>*» •"'iniv, prcclalcd. ....... 530. thf*r«*ln |ii-iu!liic u Ii* i t*in it e. tiioh) w ir.cox . tiificc nf.Kniinly flr«»n**t*ulin« Allor- I»i"M' 1 *i IIiiuhi'M an«l Aunit Livlm; imy, Niiii)ri**i f»» l li»» I><*mcif*railr *i H n nm rlit* iminplnInn nl nia) BOAT FOli SALT.: IA foot bridge anKltiPf Primary. I will ii|i|irf*rlut«* any I*1ii Hi*h*‘r(aiin In Mm- tl* f» mlrnil, deck rruispr. thirty inch draft, j ( ,im i.iaie for ihe office ail |>|io•I *r|v**n inn hy llif |»rf»i»l*‘ y H ai*|| lit (In- hlvhi'Hl am| In-HiI fully equipped, sleeps six. Price ,,f Sheriff and will npfirecli.ie eup- 411111 ItHNll Ii‘ 1111*til, If *’lt*l*l**ll. Will *•"•I"1•"*r for »■' nil li t ( In? front iloni' of if IV#* t*> (lie flutlrn nf llin offico my «' • (Viliri IfotiM* ill Saofonl Fhirir«asonab1e. 1*. O. Box 038. ; ..... ,l - JIII,V rK"“w Al.Kf:it virv hrat f4**rvii'»*a •<* hi’Iwo'ii i In* ir*i' | Vitiura <»f huI** W. !■:. WIIITK. "ti Mdiidni. Mrt) Till. Ho* foir » i i giiK iiipp Plenty or WOOD & COAL at Da- j " I" w' 1flif th'Nirl hf»l rotil isfaii* In Poll PI.ICIIK OF Tlin Dlltl’ ITT S I herrhy anmiur.ee my candidacy lit1t|oh* (**,iitM> . Fhir hht. to- w11 hart'll Wood yard. 9th & Oy- 1 for Die office of Kherlff of HemlnrOITIIT l-nt n f of Vnn Ar«i1nlr hkt livrvhy nmi-,tinea ms eninlhlacv press. I’hor.e 38C-M. ole County subject to the will of t * *rri4» llrolirriiy** (*oni)iunV*a Ail* for tlm offiee of Fltrk of tna DlrDm voter* at the June Primary. • H t li*fi to IIIiirli Iliiiiunmh In i-ult Court sulijerl to D-e will nf J. !•*. McCI.KLLAND. (iin|p i*oimty, Florlifn. 27— Money To Loan the votera at tl,e firm ivratlc prl i" S**m n;i Uwfy Nii 111 ili'i rrc aml mala Tu Till; VUTNHS Ol' anvil MII.U mar) nn Julie V. 192*. FUKf» It WlleSHN • D. I, Til IIAH) II'll . Mortgage lu»ans ruINTV H|m*4*(hI Altikl vr t wish lo announce myself as a V, f*{|l |ialinll Snllt ltorH for mm • ill improveil rcsldeneo and business ciindldalc Foil aiinniFi' for Die stale leglslallire hlnlnnnta. I heraliy nnnnutirk inyxelf *» » property. in proup 2. Seminole ponnty. sull­ ied lo the Deiuocnii Ic IVImnry rntnllilate fur »herlrf-»f Seminole i\ Tin: ciitrt it cm iit tn- tiih Baldwin Mortgage Co., County Mihji-pt to tlm action of .Inin- ft. A- D. ISIS, nnd will abide Die Daninrratlc v u b v t v t i i i iti> Ji niiTti. c m primary In •« See our local Counsel, lo results of same. I cordially sol­ h«t|d In thv *»rly part CI’IT IIP I'l.mttllV. IV AMI PISH of 4u:.e l-.ts ( J( i v m :h S. It. Dighlnn, Sanford, Florida. id.-your support. allMIMII.i: COIVTl. IV III vv vary rvipeatlvsly. cp .m v is w int a n r i:it. a 8 iii -iiai-;t , »* n..-. iv1-r of n m t a x roi.LKtrroit Felnlnole Courtly Ibmk, CamidnlnPOIt DtirNTV PHOKKCIITIXP ‘ Political Advctiscmcnls T wish tn nnnnunce that I am a ant, ATTOnNKT • cnndldule for re-election to the va uniiounco my candidacy •roil PHl’ NTV aPrrillNTKNUKNT o'flcn of Tax follertor of Hemlo* fnrI hereby A A ltovirz and wife. JP.NNIF, re-election to the ^ifflce of ole Dounty. auliject to the action IIP PlTII.lt: INkTHlICTION tlHOVITJJ. CIIAItl.FN ItllITT County ProsecuDnsc Attorney rut> I wish to uatinunee my candidacy of ihe votera In Dm Iiemocrstle Ject to the will nf the votera In and wife ,-IARAII M. III.It ITT. De-l for Die office of Huperlntendent a Prlthary tn lie held In June. r * * nit® hi H . You, •upp«mj win g y ^ c u t t ^ the Democrntfe primary on June & Public l nsl met Inn of Bemlool \ « T in : n r h i m :. JOHN < 1 . I.KDN AltDV. County, aubjctl lo the will of the Not Ire la herehy riven ilfnl uliilei voter* In Die prlmnry June a. vnur ■*»,d by virtue s.f tv'Tleeri-e of F».reMill I’OrflTY JMHJK FOII F1.F.IIH F lltri'n 1‘IU'HT support will he npprcclnt*d. i-In-tir.nod Sale enlereil lo llie I rninuunm my canrtldmcy I hereby announce my candidacy .............m.i.K “.MAXW!:!*!*■ V i ay mi: entitled •arise' oh llu- Jlril Tor tl.- office of County Judge of for the office sf clerk, of Die above nf Mitrcb. A, D. lOi*. I rra Hoe.-. the urtlun •biy Vfealer e-nit i'iiRHK of rm rtir* c o pb t ttcmitl'tlo 'County, Florida, auhjeet Circuit Court, aulijert In Chajlcvry, on Worldly 3' I wliotl to nniipunee llmt I »sn a In Die nclton of the Derum-ratle uf th* voice -| tl.* Jmnr Primary. I-*I ll|iTib dnv of Mqv. 11. IMP. the \ rJit. it. d i '.a .h. H E E N J ’ lR H nation will be tra n sfo rm ed into on e vast radio broi.dcthiiMjf~t .-andldute .for re-alecDon lo (ha of­ Party pit June'6th, LH», ilyiram•ame l>«|1ir a Rule Ihe uf tills Court fice or Clerk of the i frcult Court. imUn for ihl* office la In the liandp '••l-l n b'cral srilea i|iv. In front nf '/mtriday even in g, M arch 29, when D o d g e B roth ers, In c., in association with J of my frlenda throtuthout thi* poll Tin: i^:iii',i.ATriift . ■ ..f Hemlnnle County. hereby ann-une* my candidacy D . Court |l<tu*n- ii| Itairfnt d, Fcnillt• V 1 o f the U n ited A r tis ts C orp ora tion , p resen ts “ Film tret to til* decision of D|a_D*m,l*‘ i mini)- nnd we aojlclt tin- MiPIHIft furI Die l.eirlelattirc. fllroup M HUberatlc Votera of Memlnole County. arid vote*- of the iieipls 111 Die DeiiUK-rntlc itnury elec Jert lo the will uf ihe vuli r* m ttejn* ........... ...... ........ . .I't . ___ *he Pen-neevDe I’rlmarv Kl*' comlnsr lion to ba held on June Eth, A. U tlon. If the pe-q>le *ee fit to electj m .1, County, In the prlntnr) t,-> '•■• me tn thin office I Will live them held on June ft. IPS*. M. M. LORD. an efficient, effective and rcntinnilcV. K. pnilOI-ABR ui udmlnlMratlon. ____ *~—■ ■ : ' V .r ," ^ 7 * ‘ * JJC fsp ro; ( / j raul H liiteinan. I he program m HI XII IS IIITrilS e e aCMIMM.P .-4AMUKL. A. O WIMilNHDN. FOfl COMSTAI1I.B Q riti'VTV. broadcast through snare than -Hi stations -from 5* to'19 fi. eastern standard tins*. I herehv announce my candldar) .-. ti ,,rear 1-r... l wieh i i attitminee that - T am a I'Ott. STSTU SKXATOU I -ll Three Iftl nil I N'orlli fnr If-- office of candidate for re-ett-L-lJon tn the of­ I tiereti)annui-itce 4" a candidate 1. a'lltjfcl to tin; will of tha votera to *ucreed myrelf a* Kanator from fice ' v enlyn'ne i*ii4 •»* *• 'f l.V- 1 <-f fmiiily Couimlaaloiier from . *al,.i fe**f of i o| I* .'iv t I) . of on Juna 4. K KINIeAW. lha Sllli Krndtorlal dlatrlel roas-| DinD-'et No ft. eulijrrt t*. the d»Dlneb #. <f Tie- “ -rnrdllfW SMITH WINS the priTvruu'e vote, a chivk rc- rallied tlu> collapse of iW fit. Frml iHieed of Kemltuile Hrevard Coun i-lelon of ihe voter* in C,ie Demo lo R. It Tr.-fford's III•• ol Ihe Dee subject to the Democratic era Dr Prltcarv to t>« held on Juno pirn i i)\n r.tBi.nCRv of H •nfor.l • ■ * -| pint rip Dam, ihe aj>«cial inv-sugal ) cull'd Jodiiy. ftl It. A. 1 > . IRI. l o be held Ju n e GDi. 1»2» I ttuli tn announce that 1 am a prlmnry Mren-of dulv of ....... i tisnmr FRANK KVANH MILWAUjUtkL Apr. L— (IN S) elected I protnlar t o rontlnue cal oildale for ; 1". office of Const • l « Ifw ork vuniniittve « f ' engine#,^qai'poiii Die Puf,lie Reeurdt • • ? , Si-llllnobf o r tha b e » l Interest o f |h* — A ' HmLMiof N eV Y u lk triumphable. District No- <• Hfmlnole Coun­ County. Florida. nnd s In v ite y,.u l o m y , P o l l T 4 S afSIJSSOIt FIXES IU j VME by 'b'trK ’4 Attorney A « i „e>c ty Florida, enld district ctimprlalnx dlitrirt Te-nial Cash. Jtiiirliaaer lo pay t'd in Jiu- WiacoiisinS^’riniisry trad record on Mich Im portan t levlaUI wish in annoiinrr piy i-nodidory for Demi. . . , lion an iiood roads, conaarvn tlon o f j for Die office o f T a x Assessor or poitcd today. Xu btamo was attar will iVcvive c Uvli?1 l " O T w £ ? iuUDie‘ -wiil So A ^ N J. NIK ,* natural, resou .e e*, reduction o f , Femlimlr C n j n l v , su b je ct lo lb # votera In the DettiooraDc I’ clmari /•nr LOS ANGEI.KS. Calif., April t ed t<> any lwp.otu for the e P I, . iratva nlUii'Ugh XIaster. JuniCH ■late taxes end edu ra D a o. 1 a e U ; " m o f the v otera lu l b s Juua to lie held on June Etb. A. n. liix. *to,u.,,<,r •or( Rcftl (Dj Missouri is ug In —(INS)—A faulty fuui:daUoi> irophe. Vour tujiuor, tb. eupport of ........ JOE *, CHITTENDEN. . C4-T-—■» * 4.v,H,-p -rift V: “L.' I j Film Stars In Dodge National Radio Hook - U p ~ ] l \ T i • t: Ml ., : a . t iliii i/-ft. ? - 5;jmdmEflsHB • i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1928 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 05, 1928 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 05, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald